New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
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man and two French daily Journals. They are
eonally divided between the two great political
parties, the Dtmo.Sai, the Abend:siiaHg, and
the M,ssaper fTaHcals being Republican,, and
the Staa,s-tiiung. the ". J. Journal and the
Courrer des Etais tnis Dcrocrsic. The Re-
publican papers all belong 10 what is commonly
designated az the Radical wing al the pari,.
Tie Sfaats.,riurg is m Influential organ OF the
Seymour wing of the Ne.-York Democracy
and after abusing the Administration and the
Republicans for weeks in the most unneasured
terms, occasionally brings n tame remembrance
against the principles of the Peace Democracy.
The " \. Journal Is tho organ of the German
Copperhead,, and in violence Of language i'
exceeded by few. If any, of the sheets OF the
friends OF Jefferson Davis in the Frs States.
It not only advocates immediate cessation OF
hostilitic., bGt-moro frank than most OF t'
American nssociaie.-has openly come out IN
favor of recognition Of the Rebel Con'ed.
eracy. While The three Republican, and The
two German Democratic papers sp~ak ia rep
resentati,es Of the AmorsoGn oHi-eLs of Ger
man and French origin. the COHTi,r des Iiaf'
Un,s speaks on American Affairs {. foreigner,
AWAY. referring 20 France Il, "osr glorious
country" and to everything French a. "oHrs.
II subordna,es IN every question tbs American
to the French standpoint
From what We have said abou, tie party
relations of the German ard French diilirs OF
thus city. it may be Inferred what atuiud"
they have taken with regard to the riot. ne
three Republican papers agree IN considering
II ma essentially an outbreak Of the friends Of
the Rebels, aud think that 1t ought to have
been dealt with accordingly. The 1beHdrd-
tunp remarks that no parallel eau be found IN
tho nineteenth century for the scenes Which
have been witnessed IN Ncw-i0rk during the
past week, except IN The Syrian massacres and
the revolt Of the Sepoys. Both the German
Republican papers find fault with the Federal
Government, with the citizens Of Ncw-fork,
aud the American press for not br'ng sniiI'
GENTLY sagacious to make the necessary prepa-
rations for foiling the attempts OF tho Northern
traitors. Tho DemOkrat asks, why the draft
was ordered at time when 1t was Well
known that the city was entirely denuded OF
her militia regiments, aud when the Govern
ment could without difficulty anticipate whit
must be the consequences The AbendEst1ng
finds fault with the Republican American press
for opposing tho arrest Of Vollandisham. IL
thinks that if the leading traitors in tho City
Of New-York had been sent South some eight
weeks ago, the riot would not have occurred.
Tho Staats=eiiung and the Courier say
little that has hot been said by the American
Democratic papers. They devote u few lines
to the plundcrlng and numbering spirit Of the
mob which they denouDce, while they repre-
sent Seymour as tho dclwerer OF tho C ty
from it's rule. The ~. y. Journal has pub
sbcd articles openly synpnthzing with the
risc Of the populace aud goading them on.
The 1btndzeitung remarks with great salts
faction that although there are among che Ger.
man Democrats Copperbeads OF the most ma
lignant kind, yet they have with very ln-ignIll-
cant exceptions kept alooi from the atrocities
committed by the Irish. aud that respectable
German Democrats have rendered valuable
services in the suppression of these atrocities.
The same paper, in its number of Monday
has n leading article on the probable effects Of
the riot. The frat Of these, 1t tbiuks, will be
the springing up sentiment OF drrp-rootrd
hostility against the Irish Catholics. No onr
it says, can have been an eJe-"itneS ct the
unparalleled, liendish outrsg.S which were com-
mtted by mob, almost exclusively consisting
of Irsh Catholics, without coming IL tho conclu-
sion that such beings will never BE- ii, 10 be clt-
gems OF republic The argument which The Pro-.
Slavery Democrats have used against tho equally
of tho negroes is turned aga nst the Irish mob.
The first REQUISITE Of republican citizen IL sell