The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

tAcy hated the democratic party sss, they would y
aee 70 do far greater injury out - h. hey have me
wrath without The wisdom, Il serpents.
Let tsoss laugh who VIA" says the old proverb, and
We can afford 70 be merry ~ the expense O our op-
pS1en ,s. ',ce ssey a absurdes ey susWeTnr
one another. II is q kindness which we hgny apprcci-
ate There 10 enough 20 occupy our time and attention,
much Of which we should be compelled 70 overlook II
obliged 70 repe the unjust and unfounded attacks
which are made upon the democratic party in the two
great sections OF the Union That necessity is avoided
when Seward rebus argument Of the Southern oppos
orators, and the New York Tribune dsperses the
charges and statements OF the Southern opposition press
We look and ENJOY the sport we these Kilkenny cats
eating each other.
Prom the Charleston ACCOMPLISHMENTS
THE BLACK REPUBLICAN AN EMANCIPATION PARTY.
We below for the pcrusa OF readers
from the printed speech mo doubt written hmself)
Of the Honorable William Seward formerly Governor Of
New York. and now Senator from that state in the Con-
ress Of the United States He the avowed and acknow
lodged head Of the republican party. Hitherto, he him
sell as well US the republican presses, have protested in
all iher agLatons concerning slavery 20 have had no
design 10 question affect within the Southern States
They wished only TO exciudet from Territories But
the right TO carry and hold slaves Territories Just
as complete bold slaves the States. When there
iorc they prossed To level their hostile agaons against
the ana not against the other the hypocrisy OF the
profession ought only those who wished
10 be deceived If any in the South, however in the
pontude OF his simplicity, has been deceived, trust
that after reading the extracts publish from MIR.
Stewards speech Rochester he viii bo stripped Of his
delusinns II is not merely slavery which makes the
sectional issue between the North and South Sectional
ambition and sectional interests he enforced through
the tariff, throw them also into collision. The sections
Of the Union hare TO face each cher tn The Union, and the
Sott cH hare TO ledre IT, Le mastered and prori
called by The superior pooer Of the Nos. Mr. Seward
is not wrong IN asserting the antagonsm the
sections OF the Union.
From the Cincinnati Ga2ettc--Rcpnblican organ
Mr.. SEWARD AND THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
The opposition vote in New York city fell very much
short OF anticipated The Tribune attributes this
in part 10 the speech OF Mr. Seward al Rochester
fully perverted by the Herald In other words though
not charged as the Senator fault his speech is regarded
hain had
the other hand says the Rochester manifesto Of Mr.
Seward has received nominal endorsement from the
people" Of New York, placing him prominently IN the
foreground republican candidate for the Presidency
'hloody abolition platform.
The general impression seems 10 be that Mr. Seward
chances for the Presidential nomination have been i'm
proved by the late republican triumph in his State
This may be correct but had Douglas been defeated in II
LIMOS, Sewards prospects would have been brilliant
than they appear 10 us at present