The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-04
From the Southern Argus, Nov. 80
The Glover Foot has Appeared

We have Tefrained to a considerable degree from re-
marks upon the New York democratic dissensions.
The subsc, not pleasant TO though others appear
10 wallow if under their tongues as sweet morsel.
Scandal. mongers fond OF pryng into family
feuds and it entirely natural that the wing press
should hail this occasion with rapture. We have been
content TO listen TO their gossppngs without stopping TO
notice them, because knew that opposition increased
their consequence To this line OF conduct we shall en-.
deavor 10 adhere.
Recent developments, however, in New York so clear
B unmask the hypocrtical preenders who have caused
this trouble in the camp, that duty mpels 10 the
gracious TASK OF holding them up to public attention
The leaders OF this faction have been protesting all
along that they friends OF the administration. and
thai in all they had done they acuaed by devotion
10 principle They protested soemnly agains, the in
,nuaion that they aimed a, the spos OF Office and that
10 obtain them they would dsrup, the democratic party
They spoke not only for themselves. but for their follow
es, Every man among them was pure in bis motives,
and sincere in his devotion to the government; and
when the vulgar Cooley in his Wild ungovernabe fury,
burs, forth into foul invechve agans, the President,
they affected to ostraclse him from their fold, and dis
claimed any afhliaon with his sentiments.
These declarations were accompanied with such We
hsmenoe OF voice and that they deluded few
presses 10 the county INTO belief of their sincerity
We suspected them from the beginning and svailcd our.
self Of early occason to express suspicion The
issue fully ius,ihes our incredibly.
Tn. mask has been boldly thrown aside. and the
Dacontsn,s stand before the country in their true char
alter, AZ inmical 10 the present administration The
proceedings Of consrauatory meeting held at Metro
po,an Hail. in the city Of New York las, week, fully
vehes assertion. AT this grand exhibition OF hard
oicing. when Commodore Stockton during his speech
attempted to apologize for the administration the mobo-
Gratis grew furious and would no, listen to him. They
wanted nothing that savored Of attachment 10 demo-
cratic President and his cabinet To the most vioe nj
nvec,ive and abuse they willing auditors and up
osous plaudits greeted The enumeration OF each harsh
'.nsure upon the administration.
Such ia the party that southern democratic Jour.
nails appsudng aod defending because as they saw.
their pas, course and antecedents. Principle indeed
What principle has the administration violated Who
made these men judges Of what constitutes genuine ma
honal democratic Such is the name they assume; and if
means anything, means only that they are anxious
to Gil national Offices
but these seis'yled patriots, at this celebrated meeting
gave other and more explicit indications Of their ,,u.
character An address, which was adopted bv ,h.u
unanimously brings the most erievous charges ag.n.
The President and his cabinet. With little regard IN
Path, the paper states the which have occurred i,
New York State. and charges upon the administration
oss impropreties II is. indeed, declaration Of war
psn and undisgusea. II does not stop 10 parey with
be foe--so inveterae is the hostility which burns IN
heir bosoms tina, they will a, once charge home upon
Rhsm
But there 10 CLEAN OF hope The dreadful penalty