Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-03
Mop>r M,sp,,x, 9th Nov, rs5e.

MoJNT MtE,phN, 9th Nov, 1852
I' tIe EItyrs of n. Vino
Gouts- The contest which
has been waged with such violence between the Hlri aud
the sons in Ncw York Ia. produced quite political Gr
mentnun in this community. The Administration havu.
ideutihci itself with OF the PaStr and With degree
Of arrogance Unprecedented assumed tc night OF dca
ting TO subordinate Government officers the relation iley
should sustain To retrospective parties we'll a. only
exhibited deposition affiliate with the Free Soil psrt,
but make them the especial recipients of Government
favor, il iie hand for VI the honest OF
the party endure The duplcity of the Administration
toward the South - too manifest require comment
Can 1t expect couciae the South by ss-urances that
all will end we'll when It is atrIu-ug 9TH tue Abolition
-ts ami free Sellers O, tie North Party supremacy t.
dear 20 The party, vet there - sectional prejudice
ug OF local Interest which rises above the influence
OF political feeling. csuuOt uE that the people of the
south are willing 10 sacrifice az least eopardiKe these
most vital Interests 10 maintain such 1>ccHilucv The
old sdage, thar the enl viii Justify the means may do TO
but tor an. There are extremes which even
the most violent will stop short 81 The old test Of qul
tcauoU for office. hS capable is lac honest by the
im,U-1ti more houprcd u t,e breach than the
Observance tracking subsoryieu,y To power and p4ry
prejudice al that Necessary o se,Ur' a"i retain gov
eminent tsyour
No hone-t man can De- so nu,l with the love ofparty
as 20 lore Cht, Of the t.u7 which ru,ie-sj controls
ac admin iI.ti"u. l. there ANYTHING rNteuu.e the
conduct 90 a." apu,u-r atom towards Judge Rr1usuu
WHY be- i,G,,a. Wa II hac.u.,. be la! been gail.
g. ol au' male au,c 900 ois, 30 the ii-ahar, Of hi
DfCih, dlV' Did hc oNLbt w,ut Of ntc,ctul 4usiih
CATION. Sl such aide alton brought again; him Too
patriotic 10 ai iu ..saE faction WLO would
The ut,. Of the country tU uh-erve sectional pre- gdcc
his expulsion from ollie, demanded and iE, Iccapiua-
uU,uri. Eut a.aiu "hy ha, Uickeus,h been o. TIA,
cisco Has be been Guilty % aggravated offence ttat
would Ju=r Ult AluI t-~tuu- g. the ct las
party Has he he,u syriUr hi= political HrlHd
mcut without tnv frsirl 20 The interest % Tie DeMocra
No su.h accusation against him The reason
yiDu-; "he could not be- igsE from hs Conservative
course, hy the s,Id.l'su- ~ patronage, driven
from % hv the irrIs 81 poser Sic iiU,u allegiance
TO administration that J,l,ui,i adhesion party
40 the sacrifice OF his ya.Uy- hest interest he uOhly
took hs stand the side Of the Constitution: and hence
hc "1s especially oJicu- to Fierce aud d., Cabinet Trc
Lccuioco papers have proclaimed tilt the Cav -slr
repository nj Southern interest u tho uJcrai -
party aud during the Presidential canvass ihe BraGcr
held up tho pure iumacu4tc or,hodo~. upon the
subject Of the Compromise aud SnutherH rights beyond
the possibility Of doubt, hs G-,t Presidential essay inii
Gated the CONTRARY. faction be appgaSed without
ts contempt for al Of his friends that the
South had CinC To fear from his election;
Quoted into Office than he made effort pTopItc the
favour their foe Lot facts speak Tor themselves
Free Sellers rewarded, she .e Is the South especial
objects OF his amnesty
:, SUBSCRIBER.
There is good deal or rccuiItou. as 10 tho cause Of
few months ago it wa var to the knife "ay on Nc
Dun suddenly the parties retire from the field and the
pubic are ir to conjecture the Of sudden
lion OF hO-tiiil.es.
EELsos Noy. 2sb, 1858.
M,ssrs Editors The Agricultural Report which ap-
pcaei in your paper the 25th printed contains
oral hirh affect the This