The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-27

Black ReP~biacans-Csn Wsrss csn-
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From the Louisville journal K NJ
to relieve the nation from The corrupt msrule OF ae
mectacy This will cost great and untco enor' Inc
gc strength , Of an the saos q the slave ques
tior i.s sold ndcsructble strength fourteen etases
In The North ~ nsu, or ns 1--WE !. snc ossr %
a. paiYopase can buy influence in the lavish annual
disbursement seventy eighty or ninety millions or dol
mer success and imputed invincbiy. Nevertheless,
Il can be beaten all il conservative opponents can be
ton Is difficult, but not, the democratic seassor Ham
mond Asserte impracucabio.
Tho Presidential election showed the democracy to
be In minority Of three hundred thousand OF the popu
lar vote Without the frauds on the elections in Penpsy
vania Indiana would have been in minority Of the
electoral vote Snoe that election its conduct In refer
erce the Kansas swndle has materially diminished lis
strength in the North Everything encourages the belief
that union Of the opposition is all that is needed to rem
der the defeat OF the democracy perfectly certain The
only question 10, how that union be accomplishedf
MI Fillmore received some seven or eight hundred
received by Fremont When II is remembered that, on
account Of his slender prospects OF success large num-
sers IN the North DID not vote Tor him though they pre-
the South did vote for him though they preferred
him to Buchanan, the American and wing strength may
be safely stated Ut million OF votesn other words,
that strength numerically about equal to that OF the
republican party though the latter Is 80 much more eiec
lively distrbuted-it therefore presumptuous well
as absurd for republicans insist upon retaining their
party organization, and compelling Americans ana wings
There can be no doubt OF the fact that four hs the
American and republican parties are former wings The
simple and fAse mode of combining the opposition
might therefore, many minds 10 be TO revive the
OLD whig party. AS addition to the leading feA.
lures Of it's principles or platform OF 1907 II would
rsaume inc S .coo,sns to ss ysws Of m.Uy
little nothing What would lose by secession
Ct former democrats would more than compensate By
the return wings who have reluctantly operated with
the democracy What be the perable objection
to do not know, but We presume there must
be thought TO be some SUCH from the fact OF Ito not hav
ipa been thus far espesy insisted on any quarter
The only other alternative Is the dsbanbng OF the
American and republican parties and the fusion On All the
beet elements the into great national party,
which shall have its objects First, the preservation
Of the Union. Secondly reform in stopping the corrupt
and wastefu expenditure Of the national treasure; in
venting the influx Of foreign paupers and feons, and
in preventing foreigners from being nssuratzed before
rssidsnee Of eight or ten wears ana rom lmpTopesy
rhrdiyA modification OF the revenue laws, so IS to
better secure the protection OF American industry, by
reasCpabe And judicous tariff Fourthy-The application
Of the savings made by reform OF the present
corrupt ard wasteful system OF expenditure 10 the i'm
l.hly putting down the further agitation Of slave
qres0n and the sectional parysm which has grown out
Of il
The first and last of these features are what would give
the psrty nationality, strength and success. What
temperate, coed most crave is security TO the
ism The party Which promises these great essentials
will elicit the rational sympathy and best entie itseht
II Americas have views outside Of such q platform
they can well afford postpone them because they
be now mpractcable republicans have such views
they we'll abandon them, because they
ly mprsctcable but improper In addition, their aoan
nrnent postpone ment seems indispensable N Aner
car ard wing co operation without which IL il perfectly
futile 10 ateSp n 10 defeat the democracy
The recent nomination OF Gerrit Smith by The aboli
or Of New York ought TO safety the republicans that
the support OF that faction is not worth courug and
party admirable opportunity for clearing
sef o. all impuAiion Of even sympathy With that fac
ten. Without this II can never become national party
and without pa'icpaty Il cannot hope for even tempo
rsry succfss.
To expect Americans or wings TO supper, the repubi
party, such, under it's present orssnzsuon and
will honest, dsnter effort at union on far
Is simply ridiculous, and We might all as well give
eTery hops and cause all efforts TO defeat the corrup
democracy.
the republican leaders will speedily manifest suit
able dnpcAiton 70 form q new party upon national
grounds SO a. 70 combine the whole opposition there can
be little doubt that Leconptou representative from
the North, outside the city Of New York viii De defeated
opposition majority secured IN the next House OF
Representatives. Without that show OF strength will
he useless TO attempt 70 deiest the cem,crscy In the
the only practicable OF puDisbing
the democracy for u alleged peroy towards the North
In he punishment for those attempted swndlss honest
everywhere viii sympathse and heartily co operate
From the New York fribune-Black Republican.
s,,snsss upc :, SSsny TO eopsiser ther
political future and douss the proprety and Feasibility OF
uson or 90 operation with the republicans IN vew OF
ano IDEAS evinceo but nfer from the vote liking
the cay xnc place with the republicans for their
state nominating convention, that those In favor OF CO.
operation provided satisfactory be made,
TO ihose adverse 70 ~ l6S 70 g. or considerably more
than two 70 But can such terms be by the
republican, and viii Trey be al this timer Let Is con-
slider
l. In the deliberations OF tbs "Amsricans' il Is
constantly assumed q indubi,sele that The rePao.
the latter are sustained by the Americans We do
not consider this by any means estAoshed, aud the
ii 10 true that We were bcassn lAst fall by the sudden
gotg the camp OF the Save democracy Of all The
cara prnssrers VINO da no. sLsay e',sns s,,
by heavily increased ayAtion for which the republicans
held responsible With the tax paying and tAx DC.
water season Of apathy which usually succeeds TO The
fierce excitement Of Presidential CONTEXT, and Win none
but coes Of secondary consequence 10 be filed, The
publican vo4e fell Oh nearly hundred thousand, while
iba Of The democrats through great effort and some
Ansrcss ye sss Isn .,s SO ag
bly, maze by tue republicans, and our candidates.
Tor. Coggress osnvsse their respective disrlcs tho
csn vose o. lsJs win exceed tbs, Of 1857 by at least
6ry thousand, while we DO not believe The democratic
he umosi even BY lhe aid Of accsssons from the Amer
CABS Upless by full democratic and American COAL.
uono, Which there seems no present probsoiy-Se DO
lot zee Row the republics are n be beaten This fA
S-Buf while he republicans are probably able OF
themselves carry the Stale, they are not able thus 10
are a. ro eleven Of these xhich the repub
leans and Americans combined can EJECT but 10 which
peber party can reasonably hope 10 prevail without the
aid OF tbe other these districts the Suffolk, the
Brcosyp four in THIS city and VI namsbg, the Ulster,
he AlbsDy TIE Rensselaer,, the ClB.sn, AND The Erie
Tbe two parties combined may carry sn aud pretty
certs,niy viii carry eight ten OF tbeee districts
Il highly probable that they will de,s,mne the
pol,icai character e. The NEXT H3use Have 90
rsbt TO throw them away be possible ~ save the M
what obligation Of GOOD faith or dictate Of sound policy re
oures No 70 90 What good external INTERNAL b 10
be achieved BY their sacr6ceg We do not understand
3-The Americans n body stand before their fellow
czeus the more eerecai add decided advocates OF
tan easures which seem 70 be right in themselves
ano 70 he commented by each CO more ana
more clearly the popular understanding and judgment
They favor a resstraslcn OF legal voters projection
assnt fraudulent and double vorz NJ elections aus this
measure, right In self, rendered more and more OBJ
you,y urgently neoess>y by the scandsous Increase
ballot ben stupg We believe les than three oartns OF
Fernando Woods "forty thousand votes' last fall we're
legal believe be fairly beaten nj TIE election when
be nrs, made Mayor We believe Hcnry Clay bad