New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

UonOPOiy 40 Pie'| ee! 'N
bottom Of its - freedom"
The Democracy Of Massachusetts, are becoming
uncommony lively A novice not in the secret
might imagine that the .atraps and tetrarchs Of the
Boston Custom-House were for the nonce at least
enamored Of Victory; that they were sick Of the
conveniently small policy which has heretofore
led them to shrink from q convert as from
calamity, and that those who had coats, the inside
Of which would bear exposure, were about to take
them of and go TO work in earnest. We have
always regarded the CONSERVATION with which. in
modern times, the venerable pensioners in that
State have looked upon nerlopers as simply natural
If these recruit have brought with them respects
bic characters they would have been vastly more
welcome, because they would have been much less
in the way; but it must be extremely annoying TO
have a carefully cultivated and chsrIningly bad
reputation suddenly illuminated BY those whose
good luck has given them finer opportunities OF
becoming worthless. 1t must be Illuminating,
indeed, to be outdone in shame and in reproach.
To appreciate this We have only to fancy beggar,
who, for many years, has lived upon the profits Of
lovely hprosy, and who hnds himself suddenly
out-pimped, outtattered, out.smelt and out-linped
by an intruder upon his ancient neighborhoOd.
When Mr.. Cushing came into the ranks, he found
several persons - the Old PARIS OF the party
in the comfortable enjoyment Of a bad emf
nence, but with what delicious dexterity did he
dslodge them all And since that time, how many
unfortunates strong in their sbasement, confident
in their prostitution, intrenched behind rsuparts
Of funkeytude which they deemed impreguable,
have been undermined by thosc who could grovel
more lowlily, and who had nicer nose for the
rotten parts Of the defenses Was it not hard
when the old soldiers Of Democracy met upon the
sacred soil Of Bunker Hill last Monday night
selecting that spot as pickpockets select fashion
able church for larcenous emprise-was it not hard
for these veterans to find themselves placed under
the command Of Edward Riddle, esq, the eminent
horse auctioneer-"a fellow that never set Dem
ocratic squadron in the field
Nor the division Of = battle Know.
MOI, than = sPa';eri unless the oooki'h thesEe
AZ usstsrly as he
And worse than all, Edward made speech in
which be called shem political brothers, an out
gush o! sfectioaste feeling which must have given
them gripes and .ther agonies. But for Al that,
the speech was a fac one:
"FOr know ole Edward i. 70 vulgar boy
He could not have been more eloquent il tT had
been selling steed afflicted at the time b.
bots. spawn, hesyes, stsggers and rIngbone. He
most yolubly demolished Gov. Banks; be pleenas
ticals polished Of Henry Wilson; and then, har-
ing st,ll stom,ch for doughter achievements, he
fell UPON the poor negroes and kicked their shins
very yieiously. After enrapturDg his hearers by
depicting the h,rrble condition of the Common.
wealth, he concl,ded with Fellow Democrats,
place your trust in James Buchanan the most
exquisite specimen of antielimax conceivable. Al
ter standing Edward as well possible, the Old
soldiers were subjected 20 another potion from a
person bearing the INTENSELY revolutionary name OF
George Washington Warren, who told his little
experimentation he was once Whig-how the
Wing party died and lett MIN, Ike Billy Laeaday,
"a poor eriin"-how he Piously followed the
remains II his political papa TO the grave
how he spent mere than year in
mourning-how he Has adopted End CON
forted by the benevolent Democrats, and
how beautifully be had since felt III all his parts. Be
tween Edwards bawing and George Washingtons
CRYING. such tough old Democrats as L. ID. Beach.
and Doctor Loriug contryed 10 utter a few feeble
remarks" but they were ike Siguor Benediek's
nobody marked them" The audience were too
busy in specializing upsa the conversion OF Edwsrd
and George; in wondering how much those young
sters would make BY their professions, aud IA
reckoning how much would be l'At for the oil
soldier. a1er the coslescension of these plucErG
brands hid been properly acknowledged. II Mas,
however. of no consequence Hr. Beach talked N
hour aud said nothing. DR.. Lorias talked hail aa
hour and said even hess iLan Mr.. Beach. Ia god,
sound, intolerant g.-itbnd. unquestionlng, p4erO-
phorious Democracy, Riddle was JaaIs pSssesys,
while George Washington, Ike Gill "A the sarsrry
rhy Ne. CANE tumblng alter
And while eur complimentary hnmeF Is suA
u,permosi. We must Prai-e the open, Ingenious
and exceedingly ere,litaole wickedness al all the
specches. We dote upoa franAness AID Ne adore
plain speaking. Ii these Democrats had passed
Auti,sayery resolutions, such Is Ben. Haleti used
to write and Dem,crs;ic Colyeations used 10
adopt, il would mseh have lowered them IN oar
estimation. The! dl nothing Of the Kind. 1ety
abused the '.nizgers;" they abused The AhoL-
iieIis.s; tAey abused ,be Republican, they de-