The national Republican., 1862-09-17
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING IN NEW
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YORK.
Asa part Of the political history Of the
times, we copy below an article from the New
York World Of Monday.
The Jesuitism Of the article d transparent,
II proves Eat the radical Pros support
the Prutdeul BY the strange procss Of quot.
ing an sfticld from ths New York lndspswd.
ent, which y quite as deuunciatory as its
own.
And it illustrates its consistency by sup
porting, for the vfice Of Governor Of New
York, Mr.. Seymour, who stakes himself ex.
plicitly and distinctly upon the ground Of
sustaining the President against Congress
Upon the whole, we judge that the pending
political campaign at the North, is to degen.
crate into guerilla fighting and bushwhack.
ing.
The Republicans are 10 be assailed in the
front, faux, and rear. They are TO be do.
noupccd upon the ground that the Admins
tration is 4" ,mbseiis," and that they are re-
spopsible for it, and also upon the ground that
IT is wise and patriotic one, and that they
sre fsctiously opposing II. The World takes the
first ground-Ar. Seymour takes the second
ground. But the IForld, which dcnouncs the
Presidout, supports Mr.. Seymour, who lauds
the President. They agree 10 nothing but in
dcnouncing the Republicans aud Republican.
ism.
From the New York World Of September IS.
The limb bscliity Or the Administratton.
Three months ago. after having, 10 common
with oil loyal men, faithfully supported the I'd.
ministrstion with all the vigor and persistenoe
Of which we were capable for . long twelve.
month, sense OF the higher loyalty due to the
Government which President Lincoln and bis
Cabinet were administering with such utter iD-
efficiency and feeblene8 constrained us 10 break
the general accord and 10 pronounce against
them the verdict: Tried, and found wanting"
Since then, the imbecility Of the Administration
has had new proofs, and the general orders
dated from the "Hesdquarters Offences ofWash
ington" are 10 day the standing stigma which
Il has newly added TO The shauful record Of
tho past Since then, too, Dew powers have
been usurped, and either prostituted to base
uses or welded with trutless impotence.
Meanwhile sense OF our wretcbed condition
has spresd among the people, who, In incress
iDg plumbers, have come to perceive that Ab-
stinence from criucism, unanimous silence, and
general praise were no way in which 10 invig.
orate the Administration or 10 concentrate the
energies Of the people in vigorous prosecution
ot the war.
The freedom with which We have snimadvert.
cd upon the usurpstions and impotence Of the
Administration called out much virulept oppo.
sition. To day, however, there are hut t~,
claescs oil persons who do not admi, and re-
echo all thai we bavo been constrsined TO say
the radicals. who are willing to see the country
drift to the brink OF ruin II thersby they mas
force their proclamation pansces down ths
thr0sts Of The people and the timid, feeble
souls who coniound tho Administration with
the Government, and are incapable Of percsiv.
ing that ddeliiy 10 the one may he possible
only through an unsparing donunciation Of the
other.
Il 10 q hopeful sign Of the times that the ma
uon is awaking TO its perils- strong uni
ted conservative opposition party il forming
and gathering strength which will give peace
full channels to noble passions that migot else
break out In perilous and unsafe violence. and
will coRstrsiu r"aults 10 which II could not
persuade--a --and that this depunciation Of central
imbecility and ineficiency ii Washington Ia
becoming 90 universa that President Lincoln
and his Cabinet cannot long refuss 70 hear and
isca 40 .seee.ai sss aiot "T-iea s-a fo"nt
wanting"