New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

ooIsc. between The Slave ana Free S.ses, sese IS
corfc st our owr Doors here st The Ssts Ia gsfare
to which should berd our eyes, he aaaresse1 men
Low as Demccrs.s csrirg not what they were aesiS'
mated yesterday Tie world moves AID Eoss snss
ard tieie are nc RIP Van Wrinkles u tae Den oc,s.'c
party. Il il party which takes np eio the qaeons
ofto-dsy srd lets the dead bury the dsN AS Deno
Gratis then, united as 81 we're be a.ked then no.
10 finch from this lrrepssSsbis oonfc.' Iney
we're now called % % wage Ssr VII
tsd goyerrmsut. There Vas ia tie o't times
en- old Federal patty, rich, proud sristoc.scc ana
ds;rusiful Of popui,r intelligence. There is TO day
party called toe Republic party which sss but the
rs,ursl iesceptsn: Of the Federal pty. lie lid not
blame it .or tskrg the name a Republican, for I h
wore cut every ether respectable name and by his
viii re-, lsst lorg. 1t had only 10 be bestsn once or
twice ard il would throw OF is susse-skir. He as
serted that this Republican psYy was the descendant.
Of tie Federal psry, There wss not lawyer In Albany
who would not confess ths Il the feceIai psrty hsi
died possessed Of any property, the Republicans you'd
legally Inherit H. The old Federal party hsi favored
tie estlic..on of popular privileges. They had held
tha. the masses should not be suffered Il vote, aai
whenever they could place barrier between the popu-
lsr voice and the ballot box they had done 80 boldly
TIE publican party, which was composed Of msa Of
al shades Of opinion incluicg the wor. portion O. the
Democracy followed in the footsteps Of ,s predecessor
Nc person had ever hesrd Of the Democracy l1ter-
posing between foreign born nstu,slized citizens
AID tie ballot box. II had beea iae policy oi the
patty rather 20 make the rosi shcrter sod smoother
ssd essier and TO give every man capable Of self gov
eminent the opportunity 20 VOte not so VITA TOE
Republicans. The Fedora. psry had gone oUt Of
eight, but
"You usy break, you may .tstter the vac. you vii.
BIT sent Of ths Cd Federal PaE'y vii sAns ''oad
Here was the uew-fangled Registry LAW, raising its
head sra akirg the place OF the old property quai-
cations demanded by the od Feiersts., The Consti'
tuition ssys that may vote, II ns,ive born CHI
zen after sttsippg the sse Of II wears, and II
pa.uralzed citizen, ster complying With tue require
ments Of the law; but the Republicans, letting the Old
party peep fem bereah their cloak, say that man
shall not vote unless he has been registered; he sha!
frs, he prt ou 70 AZ inventory ike oEe of flock Of
sheep ard cattle, that they wsy be transferred over.
Did the Democracy ever favor such law
Ard v bat is the pret.nse Tbs, w3uli De use'ul IN
cities lie d,uied even that. Bot the Rs2uol caus
had spread the Jaw over the whole Safe, ami com
PEELED each an g. be registered before be could vote.
il vas done TO embarrsss the masses Of the Demo
cratic patty IL was done - remove lie lsoorng man
further from the ballo,boI; he must leave ms Pur-
sui and come up srd have his name registered, or
be is OF permit "a 10 exerci.e the right Of citizen
which tie Constitution secures for bic. Aud the
psI,y that enacts gu law party ot plian,lropy,
of beLeyoence, ard is shedding teas, until II 10
threatened with liquidation orthe question ct Slsvey,
hs, beocgs to Others Wilde they lay taxes on labor in
their owp State IN orc er 70 sbrige tue st Of suffrage.
Here is a grave and great question. then, for the
people. Who committed this wrong VINO was Il,
Ii, frierds h ct hello power this CAPITOL bedlnt rae
last Winter When TIE Irsbman was asked q.
funeral who il was ths, was dead be answered Il
"euppose it's the gentleman in the coffin, aud sup
pose that the party who cid this act was the oae tina:
was in that Capitol lsst Wo'er. This ercroachment
will 20 on step by step. When the Registry law
i. patiently Submitted to, we may be told next
ths. We must not vote urless we wear blas
costs ard cockei-up hats, and at last our
Liberties will De fatally abridged. No, we must
take told Of this evil a. the beginning; we must
sirarge thi. serpent while It Young we must apply
TO nis Csptol one great rat extermosoI aai olearh
ont ard fuuga,e il afterwsrd. Bat Te have smother
erressible conflict before us. Previous 10 1879 the
Deliberate patty bad borre rule in the State for about
half century l speak without regard 10 tue precise
accuracy Of fgures. Gov. Sesarn representative
and able man in The Republican party, fol whom per.
the State ard in his fret arnua message, speaking of
the frsrcal policy Of the State Of Nev-iork, he bore
"a .tmory 10 the Integrity Of the Democratic party.
THE above q. hsd received the time Of going to press