Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
nailp 4latlOnal Democrat.
ponublicans who Profess TO Honor
.,o Memory of David G. BrOderick,

oomnaign in aid of the friends OF Buchan'
oo,s Administration, and was supported by
10000 of the Republican ultraists. Fierce
and furious among the Stanford men of that
,,oor stood Frank NJ. Pixley, who has just
Iosu nominated by acclamation for a State
,aice bv Republican Convention. We
,oor many Republicans claim to be devoted
odmrers OF the character of the late David
q Frederick Many Of them are unwilling
J., hear his name mentioned in disrespectful
manner. To such men we say Your party has
CONTINUOUSLY nominated, as one of its stand
or1-bearers in the approaching canvass, a
man who pursued David c. Broderick with an
ererretc malgnity which few but the Fend
can command. up to the very verge of the
crave We doubt if the literature of the
Eagish language furnishes more furious
philippe than that uttered 10y Frank NJ. Pixley
against David C. Broderick on the 22d OF
August, lS59-about twenty days before he
fell under that other assault, which resulted
in his death. Pixley seems to have hated
Broderick with ferocity that knew no
bounds and in the speech from which we
will quote, he put no restraint upon the
venom which forms so large an ingredient in
his nature. Without further comment, we
give the reader the following extracts from
this Republican leaders essay upon the life
and services of the man who was far above
all that such men could say-David c. Brod-
erick We wonder how many who desire to
oryotect the honor" of Broderick can affiliate
with party which, in its State Convention,
unanimously endorses Frank NJ PiXley:
believe all that Broderick, Gwin, Latham,
Weller, Denver, Scott, Mckibben and Others
say bad of each other and do not believe
they tell half the truth. | do not believe we
Save heard one-Ilaf of the disgraceful and
dishonerable appliances by which this class
Of politicians have secured power and place.
/ believe them when they charge each other
with fraud and corruption. Broderick says
Latham has been guilty Of larceny through
the use of drugged liquors. Gwin drips
with corruption" and is the great national
liar, in comparison with whom Tom Pepper
Clicked out of HELD is but an innocent ro-
uancer Weller was a defaulter, and charges
DToueIlch Win SCItI"9 H!9 slOudtlou III tnV
Senate by fraud. d"
Assuming that Mr.. Broderick expended
$275 600, in the three years Of his candidacy
for the Senate, as | understand his friends
assert he did where did he get it? He
brought no money to the State. He has
done no labor with his hands. He has no pro
tession. Passing the mode of its acquisition,
how can S275, 600 be honorably disbursed in
a Senatorial contest? Who get the money,
and what the equivalent?
Isit true that men were bought, and that
The prices of a vote ranged from 81 600 to
$lOOO02 Is there a recognized business
called Lobby Members or Brokers? Were
thcy employed aud paid? Let Mr.. Broderick
answer ON his honor.
Summon the House Of Phoebe, Bayerque
4 Co., and iuterrogate them as to whether Il
certain mortgage on the property OF Mr.,
Brolerick for 81 600, was not paid and dis
charged about this time9
On the part of MIR. Brodcricll Mr.. A. A.
Seoyeg draws his checks upcn Palmer Cook
Co., in red ink, to testify the bloody busi-
ness for which the money was expended.
Mr. Broderick has been in the Senate for
Two sessions. lie charges Gwin with having
HViI lIINNIl 20 lllt hCiit +'idii 'tt' ltl9iiiI
Company, and, nest assuredly, | believe the
charge is true. believe GWiu does as much
belong t) the Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
ny as does the barnacles which cling to the
lotions of their rotten hulks. | belieye he
has been sold, delivered, and, that in the
terms of our statute law which makes the
sale Of chattels complete, there has been a
delivery and a continuous and uninterrupted
change of possession"
Soon after Mr.. Broderick was made Sena-
tor, it is said, the company changed their dc
pot to Rincon Point. in the vicinity of his
property This may be only one Of Sam Wei
ler's condolences but will some entAusas-
tic friend Of Mr.. Eroderick tel me whether,
in the Senate of the United States he has ev-
er raised his voice against this crushing and
giant Monopoly. Has he ever done anything
toward the embarrassment or destruction of
this Old Man of Sea-which, for SO many
Scars has weighed down the energies and
clogged up the avenues of approach TO our
State?
Mr.. Broderck charges win, W eller Den
ytg and others, with completely in the Lime
Point swndle believe all he charges; but
did not Mr. Broderick, after his return from
the Senate, tell Mr.. Throckmorton, the own
.er, that if he had known all the facts he
would not have opposed the appropriation,
and that it he (Broderick) owned it, he would
not sell it for less money!
Mr.. bEsderick charges Latham with dis
reputable practices in bargaining for sea.
in the United States Senate. Did not he,
Broderck bargain with Gwin ? Did not all
of them have their agents and brokers there
for no other purpose than TO bargain and
cheat each other? la my opinion, those who
did the most dirty work, and stopped to the
lowest practices of deceit and trickery Uere
successful in the Senatorial race.
Now that have traced this gentleman in
the Senate of the United States
Having crawled to the top of the huge moul-
derlng monument Of Rome,
Hangs Kissing at the nober men below"
Let us contemplate his position there. now
address myself to such Republicans as have
thought they observed in the course of Mr..
Frederick sympathy with Republicans and
Republican principles.
MIR Broderick claims some consideration
Tor the fact that he has voted with Seward,
Wade Chase, Fessenden, Wilson and other
leaders OF our party We admit the fIct, that
he has done SO: let us analyze the motive.
If Mr.. Broderick should be interrogated
to-day, he would Indignantly deny that he
was anpthing else than consistent, lifelong
Democrat. lie Republican the very name
would dim the lustre Of his fame lie is no
Republican, and has now, and never had, and
never will have, the first sentiment in COM
mon with the Republican Party. Since the
organization of that party in this State, he
has not only not aided it, but has effected
another organization calculated and intended
to answer the ends of his own personal am
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