The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-21

These items will be seen, swell the public debt above
900 to bes levied upon tho land and labor and
capital OF the people Of the Empire State. Such is the
hereditary antagonism OF the self
christened "Republcan"-such its lack Of principles
such It's aims and obectsis pursuits and purposes its
diicues and its dangers Its only polar star viii be
power, which will gain to the countys cost unless the
democracy does its whole duty its will be TO adonieh
the democracy Of their mission and noble principles Its
existence, in some form and under name will be
coeval with the existence Of democracy; but will bear
the same relation to democracy that fasehood does to
rence from the egg deposited by its dying parent and
the creeping larvae to the gaudy winged butterfly III the
full tide Of - minor sunshine. A4EJtI E4ts4
The NECESSITY DEMOCRATIC UNION
the country and the constitution must repose for
safety upon the democratic party the members Of which
are scattered over the vast stretching from the st.
Johns to the Pacific and from the St. Crox to the Rio
Grande, they must they would succeed, listen to com
mon watchword-be moved by common impulse-air, At
common object and march in solid column to s attain
ment The opposition being assaants act as guerras
and carry on miscellaneous and predatory warfare eec
tualy and successfully II they find the democracy d.
vded They are in cities and villages and at the cross.
roads and are always ready to assail democratic prn-
cpies ana can work better without organization than
with II they succeed they gain all, for they only seek
the overthrow OF the democratic party for station and
forage If defeated they lose nothing for they have no.
thing to sustain but their necessities and desires.
The union Of the democratic Of the party Is now
complete beyond the power OF faction tear open It's
For this unon since there ceased TO be diff
ference in principle have faithfully and zealousy labor
cd with the best faculties Of my nature, and that It's
contamination is scaled am contented II there auy
who would still grope in the cold ashes Of burned out
controversy, 10 there yet emberp which
can be famed into fame who refuse 10 recognise the
entire union If the party crisis interesting az more
important than the Of agents the modes Of their
election, whose tastes rcscntmcnts lead them into
the field Of denunctaon open covert let them by all
be indulged In significant silence. II h moderate
tax for the attainment Of great object, and ono
which united democracy individuals assaed can well
AFFORD Imy But the united troops are In notion and
efforts them by faction will be ~ unsuccessful
those Of masf who has missed his bone and seeks
ndemntyand reiress by barking at locomotive under
full Roadway. For one, have been accustomed TO act
responsbly, and find u no inconvenience, have done
when sustained by mnny when sustained by few and
when left sssoitary and alone ~ And he who launches
his bark upon political should depend upon great
permanent currents and aside for squalls We
have and for years have had, n common platform,
from which no voice dsscDis That pregnant womb Of
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