The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
The Revelation Of Parties.
WHAT THuRLOw WEED SEES IN THE WIND.
lFrom the Albany Evening Journal, July 81


There is Just now but single source Of danger TO the
republican party lies In It's conscious strength, and
is that in our confident anticipation Of an easy triumph,
we may neglect the systematic Organization which es
Noline, IN poiitics q more fatal nan to undertake the
strength Of he enemy This Is tsng done just noc, 10
alarming erseW BY TIE rcpr,licdns ,cu result in disas
7A sooner ne CONVICTION presses s|T Aoms nat ,cs mua
work systematically or Be bed<5s, the better.
Is undoubtedly true that the democracy Is broken up
into factions 1t equally true that ri present these fac
lions hate each other cordially than they bate the
republicans. the election to morrow the result
would not be In doubt But there yet four months
the election and motives pressing upon the op.
posing democratic elements a. strong the love Of
power and the spois OF Office 70 enect consultation
which should excite neither the hopes fears Of repub
leans There Is saety only in the assumption that We
will have 20 meet aud beat united enemy.
This We do II make the proper preparation for
H. Indeed u would We apprehcnd, be better for US II
because then we should feel confident OF an
which would insure Republicans never work 10
well ~ when they know that work - indispensable.
In State the democratic party AbornG, with
uncommon assdusy 70 consolidate. No candidate which
they could have presented II Baltimore Is stronger
here than Douglas and he s all the stronger because
the administration hates him; for what Buchanan
h.'ss, the people ins.ine,vey Wy 70 think veil o.
thai power is growing weaker every day. for every day
It's ability 10 punish Eliminating. And II 10 chiefly
they hold who a present prevent an almost uubroken
union in this state win they hold the SPLITTER cnSs
Is II not leaning upon broken reed 70 lean upon demo
cratic hrmncss q for Kiectng the ordinary
and always indispensable work Of minute ovganintioot
II practically Of NO real Importance 70 the repubIi
cans whether the democracy are united 10 this stas o.
not. But IL 10 Of great importance vhsthcr the repubi
party prepared for any contingency There can be
successui coosoltdAticu comblnaton what " 10
dspensable under any circumstances perfected with
out preparation we might - bsatss u the Democracy
were ever 20 dntracied with preparation cannot be
beaten however, compacty they combine.
We r5u 20 hss n3ged ncw becduss zoe are fmPr~ed va
ne donoT b BE- aypreAended from ns spira " conf
d>nos rAich yrcraih ercrnchre AhngAu no much 70
bine fo,er }v granted RS ne ssose cloud IN oar poiui
cal Morrison; and CANNOT Be dispTsod no sooS Let
have meetings BY all means-the more local, however,
the better Let have clubs In town and ward
in the Commonwealth Let Wide Awskcs by hun
dreds and thossands oganze and equip themselves The
the merrer. But above them ALL and before them
sl and better than them oil, let ~ have school dis
tric commitecs, canvnsscrs and poll lists 10
from these local fountains that the heathfu influences
which lead 10 victory. Let attend 10 them
ct once and when perfected and u work, but not
before, may snap our angers at every efSbrt
which the enemy may make 70 patch up truce, and
write down New York In the same line with Michigau
snd vermont-as sure for Lincoln and liberty.