New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

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a, xiou. b, Ary meaBs 10 iefes, n. were es.,,
slsc. RQrr. Hamilton slcns sterlly. .nAerb,..
no.es !, IN memorable lst.er' WHICH NJ. Rs,s..
ousA.. u staple ju,ice 10 tse mar be nos. As,
ari in Illustration o. most memorable sps, !.
the history Of biz subject to base qlo:e en.rs b.
ecs.uo.. TAemn CT Hsmi.tor'. Object N. "a a,
sumner, II Burr wers tAGt Ae va, az uspr;.,sa
u,n. Of desperate character sld iog;gpes f,.5.,,
and reckless. sad morally certain 20 s,ten,, Ara.
cory d'6iat in es,e he were once hIsi u tie Pres.
Jstt;,l char. Herce Hsmil.ou 20. os,y p-,,s,,s,
sssins! any support of Barr by the fsdenls.s s.,
declared ths, such ,uppor, would sever Aaenxe.
ton With TIE p.r'y.
Now. here we're the Hour and he Mm" q,
whom Mr. Rardsrl would nsve us bs'ieye HsuE,
hsd lcrg secretly panied-the Federslist' dekls.l
aid goiIg :hto minority for al Indefinite peaA,
etwitha chance 20 restore their broken for.Hs,
by supporting, in perfectly leg. manner, O..
whom they knew to be guided in politics by inteax
aud smbit;on only. AID resdy for aty despers.ss
temp. that promised to extend or perpetaate hasS,
power. His election would certainly produ,esk,
ueLt, probably conyu,io,, in which the iaasrs
yigor Of the Executive must necessarily De stss,a
TO the utmos.-perhsps necessarily extended. Hh
not Hsmiltsn been thoroughly loyal IN heart Aud wa
10 the Constitution and the Republic, whatever u,
speculative hopes fears as to the sltf,isncy Of
ire former or the endurance Of the latter be nus.
row bsye counseled the ele,hon of Bar, even
though intending to displace him Immediately
For, Burr once elected, radical change in tie
form of government was certsinly probable. pss
hans inevitable. But Hamilton, in spite OF h,
doubts and fears, was true TO the Constitution al
to Public Liberty, and thence preferred the election
of Jefferson TO that of Burr. His conduct on tii.
occasion ought to have stilied the accusing vsce,
II IL bad not seCutcu tIc RtaIciui icN"S'''s sV'h
Of Mr. Jefferson aud his biosraPher. That hu
NOT, is rot his fault
We have endeavored, in this exposition. h
vindicate the great party which formed aud TOXIN
name from the Federal Constitution without swl
ing its antagonist Each had noble trah-sssi
did a work essential to the National wel-bey
The grand, informing ideas Of Order and LibertU,
esch vital cornerstone of the republican edi6a
which shelters ard protects us all. In our NstiOi
Pantheon, there are space and call for the revsrN
ashes of all who assisted to noursh AID protect
the infancy and youth of tho American Republic
to al who with sword or pen, with voice or hsud,
aided to achieve and secure the multifoA bcsIinss
We now as people enjoy. There let the nXmss Of
Washington and Adams, of Jefferson and AAdsoa
of Grt one and Gates, be proudly inscribed I'd
gratefully hOnsred for ever. And can it be 'erost
y doubted that grateful posterity will also cAs'
ish and honor the name of Alexander Ilamiltonl