New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
MIR, BRADY,

As we paid our respects yesterday to Mr.. Breck
inridce for fair and square assertion of Demo
cratic doctrine which we all can understand, 80
Mr.. James T. Brady for a like frank statement of
his position. That gentleman made speech on
Thursday evening at New, 3rur swick in which be
put himself in 40 unequrocal position on the record
as the friend of the white maD-emphaticaly and
par excellence the white mans friend. Not that
there was any doubt of this fact before, that we
know of, but the fresh proof which be gives of bis
devotion to the interests of the white race should
endear him to every human creature who is white
enough to be capable of showiog blush. The ex-
IRENE Southern doctrine, as announced by Mr..
Breckenridge, that the true relation Of
the black to the white is that of servitude,
has been supposed heretofore to be the absoluts
extreme. MIR. O'COn0r SET it forth with great
elaboI alton and clearpess some months since, and
we did ourselves the honor TO print that speech as
campaign document. We supposed that nobody
would 20 beyond Mr. O'ConOr, and that 10 auDouuc-
ing that pure Democracy meaut perpetual enslaVe
ment We had reached the ultima thule of the Dem
ocratic doctrine. Not so. There i, step beyond
the lat step that we were lot aware of, and for
knowledge Of which we are indebted to that dis
tipeuisbed advocate, Mr.. Brady. Not only should
black men be slaves, but if they not slaves they
ought to be killed. DETERMINATION rather than the
acknowledgment of the social and political rights
of the black man is his plain position. Certainly
we have nolc got at the essence Ofthe Democratic
doctrine in regard to human freedom, utless, in.
deed some more ambitious aspirsut shall propose
that the unhappy Cuff shall not only be killed. but
eaten also, in order to show our contempt and
insure his demolition. In the mean time, till the
next man comes along, we are bound to sag
"Thahk you, Mr.. Brady" which We do with all
our heart.
Our Acknowledgements are also due 70 our emf
nent fellow citizen for still another service done,
which will serve, we trust, to keep the field clear
for fair political fight. where there shall be no
foul blows aud no concealed weapons. Mr. Brady
advocates union Of all the opponents Of Lincoln,
a compromise TO defeat Republican triumph; but
bswill consent only to cOmpromise-does The
Express mark our words does the Hon. Wash
ington Hunt follow us is Mr.. Hiram Ketchum
listening "a compromise and union to defeat
the Republicans, n0t inconsistent lch integrity!
VIII MI Brady permit US to help him to bit of
roast African Or is there anything else We can
do to serve him. We beg him to hurry up the
friends whose aid he inyOkes with their Integrity"
II is species of merchandise which we have urged
them to bring cut in vain.
Ard now will Mr.. Brady permit US word Of
serious expostulation with him 1t is not, we
think, becoming in a cane idate for the Governor
chip of the State to indulge in sneers at hOdInen
and others who labor with their hands. LsbOrers
may be very poor kind of cattle, but it does not
help our friends prospects to tell them 80 We
are little afraid that he feels for the proletary
class something of the contempt which he avows 90
undssuse6y for the serve order. But let hiu
not forget that it is not necessary to say so. His
tongue has always been rather unruly member,
and should have, under his present circumstances,
q saslle Of the seserest sort Let him curb it, or
it will lead him into mischief 1t may do, for once,
to temper such sDeers with splendid peroration
upon Italian liberty, Russian serfdom and Aus.
tran liberplity; to assure the workiugmen that be
has no doubt they twill sustain the banner of the
" happy and the free;' snd to exclaim, mForeyer
=" feat that standard sheet where breathes the foe
% dareu stand before us; with freedom, coil be
" meath our feet and freedoms banner streaming
" DER M; bet such experiments are dangerous
and bad better lot DO repeatel. TIE African IA