The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-24
TRUTH WELL TOLD.

The following article from the "New Orleans
Jefersonian Republican, Of the 18th, is worthy of
attention. The wing press is completely at fault
We have never seen a party SO completely desti-
tute of available weapons. They abuse the organ
they sweep the kennels of Washington for filth to
throw at him-they pry into his private transac-
tons, and foully misrepresent what they do not
take the pains to understand But "the organ' de-
fes their efforts, and despses their abuse. They
cant about distracted cabinet, than which none
was ever more strongly united. They ascribe to
the President want Of moral courage, when the
country does not contain holder statesman. They
charge him with treachery to the principles on
which he was elected, when documentary evidence
will be at hand in the course of little more than six
weeks, to prove his fidelity to his trust They mis-
represent the republican party, by pretending to
discover seeds of dscord and division in its ranks,
which they say time cannot eradicate. In fact,
never have we seen the wings SO utterly desperate
and wo-begone they are at the present mo-
ment:
From the N D. Jeaersonian Republican
Notwithstanding the signs Of dissatisfaction and disafec.
cy there nothing in them to create the slightest fear Of
the future springing from and subordinate
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party superficial and will speedily disappear and
be forgotten Assured that the present admins
ration will fulfill the expectations OF those who elevated II
satisfied that the resolutions Of the Bal
convention will be its textbook and guide and that
the incorporation into the policy Of the country Of the prin
cpes therein declared win command its earnest exerons
misgiyngs that the Of party will
not be followed by the success of principles Nor do
believe that any such msgivngs exist among any
siderable portion Of the democracy Indeed the thousand
and one umors Of incipent division in our ranks
traced to their they would be found in nineteen
out oftwenty TO have had wing origin The men
the head OF affairs have served the cause OF democ
acy long series Of years. with too much fidelity and
distinction render doubt Of their ahfuness when the
moment for action arrives either reasonable just Every
indication which has far furnished cew to their inten
tons strengthens their claims upon the confidence of their
political friends and II the realization Of sangune
expectations in regard TO the future policy of our govern
earthly reason TO doubt that they will be realized
But the results OF the State elections furnish substantial
proof that far from the fears we speak Of having
sod foundation the administration rapidly growing In
public confidence and the principles and policy upholds
increasing in power and influence among the people
The returns far received furnish unering indlca
ton Of this; and look with confidence for evidences
equally satisfactory In the returns yet 10 reach The
opening of the next sessonof Congress will find the Pres
dent taking the lead In carrying out the reforms and
changes in administrative policy which are demanded
by the interests of the country In this he will have
the united and hearty cooperation o. his cabinet and be
conraged and sustained the administration will be by
the great the peopeamong other things in perfect
family Of states in reducing the existing burdensome and
unequal tariff TO the revenue standard and in providing
safe and constitutional means for keeping the public
neys there earthly grounds for anticipating failure
quences.
Let no democrat therefore suffer himself believe that
the President and Congress intend TO out the prnc
pies OF the democratic party Neither should he allow
himself to suppose that the distribution Of the federal pa
onage have any material effect upon the power Of the
administration successfully so prosecute its policy