From the Philadelphia Com. Hefa'a' '
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From fhe Philadelphia Com. Heraa

 WHAT IS TO BE THE FATE or THIS E,'I nI ruBLIc!-The scenes of riot and D'VvS sI shed through which we have late'y p, ..;;nc and the transactions which are now s'Ss bs on around us, are calculated to sussss', .a ol question we have put above, 10 ue um s hs every reflectng man, and 10 eAsS' ,haa most fearful forebodings. For more 1ssa S thirty years have we, as Amerleans, ,s s' 4 boosting that we tried the "exPefl'ne.'ss .ash;IIy seIfgovernment,and proved ifs PranG,'sa'spa n"ss spl who now shall say as much' D0s, sasn 'aa one suppose that a Republican g0Ve';'tba :, b,, can long preserve it's forms, when .aa ; 'b !, lost it's substanceg-that llberiy .a, a,;on maintained amid violence and Pros.'f in al that integrity and virtue can eA,.' s"a;cacy atmosphere of corruption and p',pT hsT;lin n Can any one believe that men, lnns,'as' l',oms the birthright of freedom, and aeouIf ar free to enjoy the rights and privileges eass.os--ub men and the protection of the .asI ',;I;es. t have property, character ano 'a saaeh lher bind them to their country, and a''a;A ;. to D to it's institutions, will tamfly sup''", s,oscrib brew beaten, sa!:;ss!fssaanehised. and P,p s s,s ed. as enemies to the,r country' er. anu exer prohibited by threats and force' .hoss 't0's vh ciising the righ, of suffrage py .ham ,au 10 oI have not a single tie 10 atlacn 'us" co,npre country, or intelligent ero'sa .';s,;c 'a % .er1' by which they are rallled1 "s '