Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-20

We might fill our paper pretty much every day
with such comments, from Democratic journals upon
the Administration of Gen Pierce, a those embraced
in the extracts which we give below from prominent
Democratic organs. We give place to of them
20 day a consideration Of the source from which
they come they may be entitled TO weight with
our Democratic friends than any thing we could
write From article in the New York Herald OF
the 18th nst-a paper which strove hard in the Pres
idcntial of 80, for the election Of Franklin
Pierce make the following extract
snow that the first seal Is opened and the Preside mt
policy has begun be developed momentous inquiry
again suggested; where does the administration party
sandS Not on the platform which served them during
the canvass for that has been publicly rcpudated the
Baltimore Convention by the confession Of its lead
ers declared to have been monstrous outrageous aud
impudcnt swindle public sentiment. We must seek
them elsewhere. We find then adEli,tng their arms
traitors of every dye, appointing free sellers office and
attempting subver the independence of States by in
terierng in their elections. We find them where
taking part with the open foes of the Union singing
peaus the defeats OF the fathers OF the Compromise
We find member violating courtesy aud tram ping on
the independence of public officers in order TO secure
share OF Custom house spos Tor the eesoilers while his
colleague is anxious 60 strengthen the Southern rights
party in Mississippi that lac does hesitate brand the
Massachusetts, coaons-which he himself orginated-as
fraitorous and disloyal We find the whole cabinet d.
rectng their organ reye the Compromise; and incr.a
sing their vors TO it, editor in proportion his 2ithcss
to the country Finalyw ind the President the
like Forney office Of honor and trust.
This is the platform which General Pierce and his
party stand They opens avow that the Baltimore
Convention cheat and a iuS1le on the honest de-
of the United States Ii is i.possibe TO con-
tuue draw line between the President an his Cab-
net; the former is now fully Identified with the I"S!e
and the administration is unit We can only hope thar
they will stick together, and locked in each Others
embrace will he preciptated by public sentiment into the
obcurity Of private life. 1t is related an old Governor
OF this State-honest Governor Iateswho noniua.
ted aud elected by ugge similar that which placed
General Pierce in the Presidential chair though ON n
smaller scale that renquishiug his office he cxclam.
ed went into power Governor Of New York hy tho
unanimous vote of the citizens and went out hy an
equally unanimous sentence The President will do well
10 treasure up the sentiment for future use His admins
traon of the of this country has never been
surpassed If has been equaled IN errors npocy
and folly. His appointments, both foreign and domestic
have been abonnabe IL is hard which have been
the worst The pursued BY his Cabinet would have
called powerful opposition into existence among the
most apathetc people in the world The brilliant views
aud prom.es OF his Inaugural have dwindled down to
nothing in his message to Congress- features
to both but schoolboy rhetoric and the bullying
fourishcs of country lawyer. Ills government seems to
care Tor nothing but enjoying monopoly of the Iois
and perpeuang the power abusing by the same
they used to obtain ia OF tricks and
jugges."
We have previously given extracts from that ably
conducted Democratic journal and Metropolitan or
gnn Of the National Democracy--the WASHINGTON
'Sentinel-on the of this Administration From
the latest issue Of that paper before US OF date 18th
inst, make additional extracts In speaking of
the effects of the removal of Mr. Bronson a National
Democrat, from the New York Custom House lv
the Secretary of the Treasury the Sentinel remarks
Mr. Guthrie's ideas of n proper distribution hewcen
a. the sections has been prHcucEr] nlusfr.r,d ,,v
Mr.. Rejheds appointments in TIE New York Gus
tom house. We fnd in "ILe CelL" very able
independent journal, which did woman service for
the democracy in the last campaign list of Mr. Redfed
appointments, with the political complexion of the ap.
pontees. From that list it appears that ninety sppoint
lave been made since Judge Bronsons removal of
which, cgLtg.eigh have been given shells and ADO.
tiOnists and national democrats This rec 20 o.
city all side with vengeance We understand
further that the empire CLUB, whose members broke up
the Syracuse convention have organized FOR house
appointments, and in readiness forward as
the Senate acts combinations. coutempora.
~ very truhy remarks that fthey get into the
house the government will be compelled to appoint two
police officers aud a schoolmaster each desk
Our readers will remember that we have been told
by "high Democratic authority the acts of the Cab
met OF Of its members the acts Of the Admins
uaton. This act Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
producing such results portrayed in the above
paragraph, is therefore properly TO be charged to
the Administration Much more comment of a like
character could be adduced here, but our limits will
not permit its insertion at present.