New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
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On suy etiosi trsek here The City q SerYok smother
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Of The United sss,e wa. ar., vi-oroa.y
pressed IN Yerk-znd here the contest to cary X
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Bond Of Union IN h. Divided States boash, divided Porte
divided Custom Houe and dytdsd rA.ss Of dus; but the
Cons,uen @ ID FL togete, sHd IN making rsorLs
ru n' , - ,st s ssG IN u IN @ % are eo
Lg back ty thousnds and tens Of Thousands Na not then
TEisrSk bat rsls Wy 9r dongisq aesi yesL
preach Of United National Opposition Party
cav Con!sionGr Of whom there arr seores-wih your
psifonsse and power ook majority sgsa., you
on. q.seoS, es Z: p5bd 4. eye dpa now
and secs where the RepUOlioAn-sas Is drifting
Remarks
The straight Republican ticket pOlled a larger
proportion Of the total vote Of our City at our
recent State Election than ever before. SO it did
of the vote of Brooklyn and Kings County; 20 il did
Of that Of Westcbester County, Notwithstanding the
indolerce and apathy which prevailed among the
Republicans Of few Of the lower towns. The
Republican vote ofNew- York below the Highlands,
and Of all New-York il a larger proportion OF the
entire vote this year than ever before. 80 much
for - Sectional Republcanism, and its prospects
hereabOut.
But The E1press-pow open in its devotion to
TammaDy Hall and the Sham Democracy-th
ems us with 10 GOO majority against you ntIt year
"in New-York" This is the fourth time, We
believe, that this has been threatened. Before the
recent Election, the Shams all over the State were
assured that the City would give them at least
Thirty FIVE thousand majority this year. and they
believed ii. They got, BY the help OF Old Browns
raid, with the BroOkses and their KnoW-Nothng
"machine," Just Twenty Thousand, or about the
same as last year, and less than they gave buchanan
over Fremont in 1856. VIII they ever again be
able to frgbten or fool anybody with Their 0rags OF
the 40, GOO they are gOirg to haze
But The Ezpress ventures TO talk, in It's loose,
random way, of the Federal Constitution aud the
great men who made it, as condemnng what 1t
calls {" sectional Republicanism." Messrs. james
aud Erastus Brooks both Of you know perfectly
well that the vital principle OF the Republican party
to-day of what you call sectional Republican,
ism''--was first lin l78i) framed into Legislative
act by THOMAS JEFFERSON, Virginia STAKEHOLDER,
then approved by large majority (more than two
to One) of the members of the Continental
Congress, including those of New-lork, then
a slayeholdng State, and was finally adopted
in 1877 by a UNANIMOUS vote of the Congress
of that year, including representatives OF
yirpinia. South Carolina and Georgia. You
know that the first Federal Congress- in 1890,
deliberately ratified and approved this act-ex-
Guiding Slavery from the Federal Territory-JAMEs
MADISON being member Of that Congress, aud
GEORGE WASHINGTON approving and signing the
act. All this you KNOW Messieurs and, knowing
it. how is your parade Of the names of Washington
and Jefferson against us-with that OF Hamilton,
who was member of an Abolition SOciety-any
better than counterfeitingl
But YOU say TIE TRIBUNE obscurely
:" breaches United National Opposition party.
No. Sirs! You know right well that THE IRIbuNE,
whatever may be its faults, never does anything
1" ebscurelv.r We are in favor of a United Ma
tional Opposition on THE PLATFORM OF THE
PROCLAIMED PRINCIPLES AND OFFICIAL ACTS OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON, THOMAS JEFFERSON, AND
JAMES MADISON, WITH RESPECT TO SLAVERY.
With al who are Wiling to stand with Us on that
platform, We are anxious to unite, and 10
agree on candidates who will afford no excuse
for not uniting. Blu, with those who are IN
willing to stand On that platform we desire no
union, expect none, seek none, but wish them
to follow you into Tanmany Hall and to Charles
ton, ard the quicker they do il. the better they viii
suit US Please, gentlemen, ''stay not on the
order of your going, bst 90 at once" There are
really but two parties in the country-the party OF
Slavery, and that of FTeedOm-the party which
systematically labors t. debauch the moral sense OF
the Free States, under the pretense Of devotion to
Commerce, Cotton and the Uuion; and that winch
insists thatFRZEDoM is National SlaTery sectional,
and that the foner shoSld be diused aud the latter
restricted according to the faith the fathers We
rejoice over every thing that tends toremoye obstacles
To the clearer Rnd general appreciation oil this
truth; hence We shall count that happy day which
sees the Brookses openly cOnsortng with the Gag
gers, and John cochranes, and FoHlers, and John
KeIys, and John ClaReys, and Dick ConnoD!s,
whose servicesSle toel they have long N secret
been. LET there be Light -