The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-27

transfer them 10 our columns without erasure emascu
laon We trust that Unaffected democrats will listen
with respect 10 this eloquent voice from the sunny
South"
From the N. o. Della.
THE COURSE OF THE ADMINS TRAIT
The election OF Franklin Pierce to presidency
he OF coalition Of the discordan sections Of the
democratic parry throughout the country aesmpronise
platform, the panks oil which, whethcr oak dea hard
or soft intended be doveailed indissolubly
err Presden, selected, from amongst those who
Differed each Of the wings of the inernecins
my, but rather from the number OF combaants who
pproved Of the uaism displayed by the antagonists
arouad them He the pcrsosiRca,on OF the Compro
misc In tina, character he was nominated brought be
fore the balo-box. and umphantly elected 10 spirit
that character he expected form his cabinet and
conduct his naturalization to the end We believe he has
faithfully this. Ia despite of the assertions of
tho New York indictments of both parties. consider
tina, he has violated the proptiery Of hi, roe the
s aest particula but stands In his first attitude the
original platform, through tn, chinks OF which many
rickety regulations have lately fallen.
Ia addition the fundamental compounds prnci pie
,hsse leading ideas the bottom Bati~
platform which incumbent the President carry
into successful realization, Wis The necessity Of placing
prominent positions, and the recognition
boler international policy by In
with the duties assigned him by the convention
which he owed his nomination, no gave strictly com
promise cabinet, in which the advocates OF extreme views
in obedience the pressed will oil country
indeed; while the foreign policy, snunciated
bv the President bold manly ~ the youngest
Young American could desire We never believed och
in compronscs-those spermaccti for inward
brusesor regarded them mode of settling
great social political questions But tho dem
party believe in them II declared its belief in them
baltimore. IL nominated Pierce because no believed in
them with the understanding that he behave in
codance with their spirit New York especially sgpal.
lied belief in their efficacy through lips Of the very
men who. to-day, dcnooncng the adm ation and
emains to be decided who have been
false tbs ai,b who have been Inconsistent, who
violated the thirty nine articles of their mutual ceeedthe
President and his cabinet the kasd sos And nothing
particulars OF New Yorkl We contend that the admins
ration has failed in the fulnlmcn. Of Its pledges,
Because
adverse principles, has acted since the ia
accordance with compounds spirit and far
the public 10 informed. has been united the osigi
nal Baltimore Proposition and to,aIy in all its oic al
actions. Ii 10 tina, moderate yo ing
American progresveosssthe genius Of southern State
rights and Of ee soism rather their qnona
advocates-wcrc recognised amongst ia compen.nt but
each representative OF had dismounsed from
hobby BALTIMORE aud 10; into the convenient Omnibus
afforded by the compromises, Not has ye, clu'ch.
ed tho drivers strap sigued wish get out Not
has called upon ths wniP the rightot left
from tho maia road agreed upon, and far
questions concerned toe cabinet ramoes along in
very steady and praise worthy manner
Asa proof that each member fang his pack Of preja
dces from shoulder when ne entered the
and stripped to his work in spir-
IT, might clio particularly the Of the Secretary of
the Interior who has been prominent mark for tho
tacks Of the macou,enss since his upon Office
The ancient rresosm Of Mr. Nc CieIand placed be-
fore the President objection his appointment
the responsible office which no holds and the face OF
tho Baltimore programme. the ImpossbiIiy OF political
Bpehtaace strongly ursed the Opposition
Of the masses. This was incons,ssat The part OF
the com promissB Il was dssnnct repudlsuon Of
iher bury the ha net pronuuciantsato. Bat has
Mr. McCeliand initiated their sfsncy snd tor
so,fen tn tefns which he A. nitfcd IN
nibas the following reply - Cian-i Wynkoop.
hal OF dstttet OF Peansyiv~nts. settles
that question Very recently that othc,at advised toe
Secretary Of the Interior certain OF his whom
missioner Iogrsham, for the sestof fugitive slave, the