The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-22

PsnnsyIvsnia Democratic
This day ends The career OF William F. Johnston. wing
governor Of Pennsylvania lie acquired power ~ sne
death OF the lanented Shunk-lhan whom no purer sA
ecutve guided the destnies OF this
and further continued in Office by the result OF az
base political intrigue disgraced the annals OF
great State During the career OF WIN. + Johnston as
governor have had frequently reason TO refer 10 ms
administrative action Never have we witnessed 90
reckless disregard OF honest responsibility as evhcea
by this man and we now congratulate the Common
wealth on the termination OF his rule. lie sought 70
force the State into an sntagonistea position WIN us
sister States and would have placed Pennsylvania In tne
attitude of bold volator oil the constitution, had ne not
received most whitening Tebuke IN an overwhelming
defeat at the hands OF the people HIS late veto OF ihe
bill giving the free OF our las Tor the safely oil u
gitives from Justice was IN direct opposition 10 the VIII
OF the people, and could only have been pepetraed by
desperate and defeated demagogue His deception ~ re-
gard 10 the State finances. his wanon disregard Oh de-
cency and reckless neglect OF duty were the swelling cur
rents which threatened the pemanency OF our institutions,
and mainly tended 10 produce his defeat For many
years Pennsylvania has never been 80 misgovefned'
The conupons OF Rlnes rule were lost amid the ice-
tousness OF JohDstons government and the whole
Union rejoced in that honest public opinion winch de
creed his defeat He anayed himself against the very
stability oil our national existence lie fosered every
popular fanacsm and by his actions encouraged foui
crusade against the national constitution Inc Stale Is
well rid OF such representative; and good old Pennsy-
vana will rejoice in the escape which she has made from
wing misrule and corruption.
advent to power of William Biger He was called to
the Tens oil government by the free, spontaneous VIII oil
the people, and we anticipate lor MN nosl prosperous
administration He is the representative OF great pnc-
ples-pncpes which have developed the internal wealth
of Pennsylvania and placed her second TO no other State
in the Union AS statesman Gov. Biger ranks favor
ably with the best men in the country He is emnently
ndustrioushonest TO fracton-and possessed OF that
decision OF character which always insures vim
dcalon OF the right and fearless denunclation OF the
wrong Pennsylvania can be congratulated on the as.
tendency of such chief magistrate He will bring the
Old Keystone back TO her democratic greatness and pros
perily; and his administration, we predict will be dis
ngushed by every liberal feeling which conduces to the
happiness OF the people.
D ANKING-HOUsE OF O. w. PAIRO.--wILLIAM
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JANUARY 10, 1852
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