The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

secular cops,tus7is snd characters OF "sca far'r'
N which they rrlieh poser .f enduring aah i'a
.n' sr,'' isp'ya sy love sam.a a"s * -, s' 4
u their concsptops % measures, m''r"'sts =
'1ccess, and resouls throughout rssssassl A. I
-seuts. 10 effective and bsnsacent aniuist atta ~
.sery nee s,.ie Upanmity, even 10 wise, ils' all
s,ary policy neer be cxpasisj 10 say esHn ~
49, =, once ana without thoru.gh fchae aad ea-rest
onn,e,s al opipon. All pnbiis movements Their.
fore III de and prosecuted tn oash tbs agencies
,o ~ ,adividuas nui u parties regulated excite eni
mosersted occasion may require by their representa-
tv.s BE who proposes ueaus go mpfa;ucaee II at be
can Tn party 10 Their sapport ms, b. . phiianshto
eser administration If thus sustain, he a. although
earnest lac here ard ~ az times ~
v hich he depends ncoLstst vacatioe. tln ~ ca
priccus What has nscfma a The sevess' poluss par.
Ties, which have honishei Within Your .ux ana
miner That dsshirg, untorrnci scaant party, whose
bio lcsons carried toe hoes. and intrepid hero
~ New 0rssos th-r shields through 80 many cyh
encous.ers-ihat ae.erns hoaea no, nnpreiaa+ed Wig
party which apr ef,eise srptual dsoye, from to
radical yolccs Of admit ftrsto 80 dtel Sita uaaeatei
shiyary and .hssas M a;1ecs fsesno,aea rs
tune mad turned s and bari triGmphS ints
defeats dzasrois tran he held hes's ~hca hsa
losttha recent American ty tet srsRag AZ one nonna
from ten sheusand dark chambers cod which seruiei
OILY ycys-cay at the very poni n carving me gsein
nent -op De Az these. artr, mat er Ui,S
perlc~.~ -eeued 70 strsrg ard unnhangins. htS'e
per s.rei, leaving no deep ,siweasinn ON Va. -sss
tary 1s the country tnes aSe. " o,'s -. ..,, 10
fsrcv-r Tho d-usc,sus psyi, t"c, That ave c'Nh-o
iS-eff ~ COW plsceoty vita me pleasant us"sris ~
all reeoed'pg PARTIES, ard r-mh".d :" '-,s.,.n,y 'ns
mot op.risr II nstcs symiathies VIII ~. most
r,r4tetaterlnd repnlrv- u ssits- ites'1ts
rfr. mar the South W ste'o"s,y, ,. ssmn.t,oy
IT, rlAdd sobn sa< yet he's held the strth - W
a. and so lcpg by e.k-niry ~ ~f. aud rn,st
Jeuora eng ksrs What Is Us cotanios II distin-
gui,he in fortune s extinguished rivals Only by
The u ps,ance eaih portions ~ ~ crew, divided
~ h. uu br,akg into Two MT unequal 3arss retain sui
Gcst energy in d,~pa,r, ,ssse the drifting
WIS sr of o,h.r 'partes, AID by a canning though
-roteiess csrpcn'efy, 10 frame wrrtched ara rick
- RATS which 10 sustain themselves for ooc
~ ntnht u n
tona, politics All these parties, IL ID nov ma
rifcst, organized no. specially 70 establish jus
honest, jealous and liberty loving people, bat 70
achieve e-rns,era public advantage af tenpo AIRY
Importance secure mo adva cement ~ Some chief
70 ~hoee dis Tetlon, as the government were an cleo
tive despotism instead " repnbc, the dstribrtnn Of
implicitly ud-d they dill indeed, out r respect or
fear OF reforms oen affect % express elevated
principles and e-ptm-ns IN their carefully Ella.
borated creeue but these creeds, Leverthe.ss even
when not bguorsiv express from time to timo
revised qualified and modified, go that st last the IN
terpreers who alone had the by heart and wers able
repeat them, found pervertng the constitution In
III most upequvocai parts and Dcet pa'pable meaning
disparag rejecting Declaration or independence.
an s,utyng tho founders OF the republic The par
ties thus Constituted, dependent Dot on any Ia.
topsl or even on any catural sentiment but on mere
disc plne for their cohesion, ant coming at last through
10 assume that capital and not
labor, property and not liberty, the great interest d
every people and that religion only with the
relations Of - and ,aiure world, must be
asured in their conduct towards each other earth
Systems broken up nearly all the existing combinations
for spiritual ends and attempted 10 conduct aair3 Of
futon and Of The laws Of Gods providence for the
regulation u the universe.
These views Of the Characters OF modern parties
are by means newly conceived my.part. In thaA
high and intensely exciting debate 10 Congress 10 the
1850, which, overriding the standardization Of Gen. tag
lor brought the two then dominating parties IL 70 com
promise nj the time solemny pronounced fns rrcvocab
and eternal bat which nevertheless scattered the
winds u heaven only four years alerward, the great
Il Kentucky denounced
eumed ~ be raging throughout the country, prcg
nant With tie i'm and irclerable disasters Of civil
war and national dssoni.on vcuturcd then 70 reply
that, in my humble judgment, II not copfc, Of
parties that then were hear Ing and seeing, bat
the contrary, the Egury dEtracted parties convu
son resulting from the narrow ourdafons OF both OF
the great parties and Of all the pirtcs Of the day-forn
datiors that bad been laid in compromises Of natural
tcc aud human rghts-fhat now and great qsestson-a
moral ascrton transcesa:ng he TOO narrow creeds
ns;cIcc was expanding with IL, ard tho green
1tihw OF party combinations giving Say
me zion that decaypg and dying, a. ~ss amp
posed 81 the fever VI party spirit b.. that the two great
,lcrs they should be lmraea.assly re
newed snd anizcc. borrowing nccdfui OF
health ID vgcr from cordial embrace with the humane
sut 70. low citizens ere~r; our s1xm<n By oaxing
basetn or rs.scai parties cass n1t reaA, t; sy al
rsrrss ~ re been composed ct,zeo.-oo, few but
many ci'7 ,sin iha sssrsE.e all the c',Izs.s q ihe
cItz-vs bo siroer, fshui m'c,-vs Of The State The
pa'tet q pr c"nssvy what are they 81 any tm- but
ourseivss-be pe'se ~ our c,sstryf 1hss ne faults
n rat ,d~ asss.as AID Il cssyss Ae rsspcnsissi,ty
for srsng crib. brought di,-go ho~s 70 rouseirss
and mysIf % hs ssta, people mis- hard sing
Tue wes ,ess ars vrtuous OF ImcD Occasionally
ar rcod day impioys ssc Divine oodnesx
ehst be H. ot 81 r.e;.. nio t-s,,sor: rmd ,ass ),
wsrs est and viEtuous nations of,~u M
consciously lose arc dear. IRON their Gncani approved
ard safrr i thereby society Of Chfistiass,
enreiess hssiss that have
cor,9Ited lie scccp,ed fsll What III. Eugi,sh
.sasd ~ sh-.atlsu Ws.u ,te rrenxs s,yoiullou
but rrxlty Srnvuiagn. shae while IL carried brave.
pr0ass u, three Aarirec yess owed ali i,r orror 10
tho e~Sy snscn ssd 80 crz -s-trcncd III needM
rcco..c..
4 paiAr-, sspas;Are always - rrens when r -re,t
erssger@y sns~'e,ye al unfit b.nr'ng the
rss-ss y ~ The euairy.,nt q and lmpn .aut
ohsct, sr!-e crn ory ~ secured A-ough the nx.,rs
ior - A-st cor but gcaE and gtnesa-s national ss.i-
msht
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