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

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with The destructive who would break down the barriers
Of the constitution erected for the common guidance
and sSnsr a against BROTHER sae
State in of determination even TO battles
OF blood over institution recognized and secured by
he guarantees of the constitution which untes all in
common coniederacy Its irrepressble conflict is with
social progress have turned him from the Of JUS
ce and to disturb the public peace by Off
and offensive intervention In the domestic concerns
of other States Its sirrepressbe conflict" Is with that
weird fanatcsm which, with its idea, would destroy
the confcderacyfree States and slave States together,
with their institutions OF religion, charity and learning In
one common conagration, that 1t might abolish forever
domestic slavery by violence Its rrepressibe conflict,
with honest error which msled by closing pretonsion,
endeayors to work out visionary reformaons in other
States by process replete with mischief and injustice.
The only airrepressble conflict which democracy would
wage between the States OF this confcderacy is conflict
OF generous rivalry the performance Of fraterna du
tes-n observing and obeying the obligations enjoned
by Unconstitutional securing 70 each other with alacri
ty ev constitutional right-n Strengthening the ties and
Frightening the chains which bind them together and in
States in sentiment, friendship and kinily regard.
Any other "irrepressble aggressive confict5 be-
p thereof e wS view S 70 Or Ss
or extermnate the institutions Of each other, or
n i and
and ending In estrangement, sectional stre boodshed
and dsanion Every great measure Of the government,
chase Of Louisiana to tho acquisition Of California, from
1900 1852 has been the fruit Of democratic policy
against the heated and unyedng resistance Of the oppo
son; and every important issue raised before the peo
pe has been decided with the democracy, and It's wis
dom has been sanctioned By the results Of time trial and
cples such its purposes, such Its mission will, so long
as has existence, sustain the cause Of popular rights
and vndcate the supremacy Of the constitution; and
when ever FALLS the last hope Of free government
/ THE "REPUBLICAN" PARTY
The opposition party, whose name is changeable
as the expedens to which resorts apology for
principles, taking color like the chameleon from the OBJ
ect which II rests, without popular power fixed
principles have been contrived to give stead
Of to the democratic party and retard ts
action heavy weight called "balance whee' laid
as ncumbrance upon machinery. A lineal descend
ant of the old federal party, it Inherited little but its in
party, and in bidding for the maicontents Of demo.
crazy, threw Off is only redeeming characteristics,
is best ability, and its conservatism. Processing
the Capitol the smoking, reekng sweat pit Of corrupt
and shameless obby the guardian Of State credit and
millions and failed provide for the payment Of accrung
nerest-the protector Of labor, has burdened with
ionable obectshe friend Of free suffrage and endeavor
ing to change the constitution to authorize negro
and unconstitutional barriers between the white voter
and the ballot box under the pretence of registry law,
to deprive him Of freeman's privilege or greatly en-
barrass its exercise and it has uniformly resisted the
turazaton Of foreigners Boosting creed Of universal
application wherever Christianity and civilization have
travelled its amcnt Is sectional disturbance and per-
nicous its purposes and fugitive its character that it
finds neither local habtaton name" in nearly one
half the States Of the Union. The champion of law it
deposes judges Of its own party who declare it from the
bench and while profanely swearing allegiance to the
constitution defes its provisions, resss their enforce
| ment and seeks to wage of t!irrepressibe
fict" and determination between sovereign States of a
Union and between children Of the heritage
without hope the of the coored man and
cludes him by law from new States when it has the
IT'S well enough agn q king.
b Bos a faSsr rssGise s ada Of tSns,
| That don't agree with niggers
phrenoogy and its constructive power is confined to the
creation Of debt the erection of registry laws and kindred
In addressing the bs seeks to nams the
me c na5nss an @ " ss5s
wholesome and permanent principles.
has placed its candidates in nomination to carry
out and perpeuae its policy However worthy they may
be as individuals they to man, representatives OF
in State affairs and Of the rrepressble confcts in the
Unon and would be as absurd to expect the doctrines
Of enlightened Christianity from bowling Dervsh To
look to them for SAFE sound and prudent policy in
domestic concerns, or the observance Of the federal
constitution in matters concerning the confederacy.
) Fortunately it has engrafed few of ts pernicoui
hereses upon the country If its policy had been adopted
boundaries would have been limited to the ole
thirteen States, and northwestern Territories thu
Msspp and us vast ana ae wa valley Mould nav
the second war of Independence would never havt
been fough-we should be living under the reigr
Of United States Bank and high protective tariff w
should have acquired Texas Florida, Cafor
mia, or New Mexico; and could it now gain CONTROL III
Northern Southern States would be driven SIR
repressble conflict with each other until all should be
come free or all slave Satesunt onehaf the States
the conederacy should be forced in servie sub
mission the other That we may enjoy foretaste o.
the moral and political beauties Of the proposed SIRE
pressble conflict have but to read of the insurrec
ton, revolt and murder where 1t has really been ushered
in at Harpers Ferry the legitimate necessary and terri
BILE fruits Of such evil and industrious sowing From It's
read the constitution as carecssiy certain mrnss
Congress said to have read theology or in the place
viyipu Mado Eaau 'Ort cbuT
Banking II is related Of two members Of Congress thai
in social moment each boosted the other Of hi
when one staked hundred dollars that the other cou
not accurately repeat the Lords Prayer The bet
taken and the money put up, and he who was to recit
Now lay me down to sleep,
Ipray the Lord my soul to keep
"stop stop said the other; "you need not g
through give up the money had no idea you knew
The people of the first State in the confederacy hav
long enough Withdrawn from the redress Of domest
abuses for the consideration of subjects abroad
turn for season to the embarrassed Of thei
/ own noble empire.
l. It the old democratic policy to pay as you 20
Republican" rule has repudiated the paying system
and the following the fruits of the policy The publ
debt and the financial condition of the State are substan
r TALLY as follows -
Old canal debt ,765, 098
Sencra aept lunoeu.. 65o5 ,654
New canal DEBT IL 600, 900
Floating debt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Tota, a., roo 900 ..
The yearly interest on this debt is about 90
The nett resources Of the State about -. 100000 o.
Leaving adefcency of 81 900 600 every year in payin
interest alone All the residue Of principal and interest
beyond the annual revenues be paid by direct taxa
Z | aton
Beides the taxes imposed by the last Legislature wer,
amount SO 500 900 OF
Taxes TO be submitted for the approval at the T.r
coming election. 500 900 OK
. Leaving still payments postponed and unpro-
These items, will be seem swell the public debt above
$40 to bea levied upon the land and labor and
capital OF the people of the Empire State Such is the
hereditary antagonsm of the democracy sell
christened "Repubican"-such its lack Of principles