The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-23

The Campaign OF Iso6.-Thc Succession.
We have been lony satisfied and on several occasions
have insisted hal The orignslors and promoters OF the
fatal in our party in New York had formed
the deliberate design OF breaking down the present ad
mins,raon for the purpose of elevang upon lis ruin
favorite asprant for the succession Ia TINS case u ~
all Others OF like kind the real design has been con-
cealed under most pertnacious professions OF dcVo
ton 10 democratic principles whilst no appl ahce ha'
promised to swell the volume oil detection mas been ie'
untred Rendered gddy by their unexpected s'rens'h
in the late election. and feeling confident from Inc result
that they have the power TO render the ascehdehcy OF
Seward whigsm permanent these factonists no longer
disguise their object but forward with an open de-
mand that the policy Of the administration shall be re-
pudiaed and condemned by the national democracy and
that their detection shall be recognised as the perfection
of patriotism Their arrogant demand seems TO rest upon
the gross deuson that they hold the balance OF power
in The democratic party of the Union, and therefore that
thew can signify their terms and command obedience
The alternative is presented by them, either thatthe cab
net shall be broken up and the policy OF the admlnstra
ton be reversed or that their favore for the success
sion in 1856 shall be borne triumphanty into the
Executive chair. The tone of confidence in which
they issue their pronunciamiento shows clearly how
greatly they oveale their power We do not concede
that they even have the power TO continue The wing
party in the ascendant in New York. On the contrary,
we are warranted by all the lights of experience in enter
tanning the hope that upon the development OF their real
purposes the democratic will be found prompt 10
repudaie their factous schemes But il il be true
that their dominion their followers is so absolute
that they can secure armament triumph 10 Sewarsm
in New York. yet they egresously mistaken in act
ing upon the supposton that New York controls the
Union that the democracy Of the other States cannot
succeed against The vote of New York. The democracy
OF the other States have but TO know that the Empire
State lost induce them to resolve upon victory with
out her cooperation They cannot be driven into oppo-
son TO an administration which they have placed in
power and which is faithfully carrying out their princi
pes upon any threat based upon the necessity OF having
the operation OF New York in the presidential
contest. They know that they elect democratic
President without the vote oil New York and as much as
they would regret to see tina, State consigned inedeema-
bly, 10 Sewardism, they would prefer that TO the
alternative OF breaking down the present administration
the bidding Of few disappointed and ambitious lac
toBis,s
These remarks are suggested upon reading elaborate
address which has jus, been issued by the Young Mems
Democratic" Club in the city OF New York. This club
has been recently organized for the purpose Of opposing
the policy Of the present and probably the
mos, authoritative exponent of the views aud designs Of
the factious leaders the State Of New York They
headed by Mr. Brady who distinguished himself in the
late in New York by the violence OF his assaults
upon the administration. The only positions taken in
this address which have not been threadpare in
the late discussions contained in the following ex-
tract
he the Union to be the
highest political duty the American people. On com.
psrson with that the iriumphs OF party, the bonors
Condiments OF station, ,hs hopes and efforts of AMBITION
dust in the balance This duty in no other
manner be effectively performed by constant
OF principles mbodied in tho political
the national democracy Out OF the conviction OF this
originated tho design Of forming this club. We deter
mined have in this city association of young men,
which in its councils actions would submit dc,a
ton from society selfsppointed tribunal
ting rights, undertaking prescribe
proceedings We speak and upon the dictates of
conscience and judgment, freely csnvassng the
conduct OF those whom the people have conhded power
FOR their sake and for that Of the official We
shall continue to do and formed our association
from disinciested motives, and commenced action
many sought deter prophecies Of defeat
now, in the time Of and with
bright prospects before will not increase
bers and make influence felt We call upon The young
In this State, and throughout the Union, begin
forthwith patriotic and thorough organization Tor the
presidential contest We may have contend until 1856
against those in power from whom should rather expect
cheerful and efficient aid We have doubt COM
bined effort of the national democracy will make IL certain
ha elevate Of our party the highest
ton intrigue OF traitors lurking among will induce
Imam of selection disregard the wishes oppose the
interests OF the party by which he elevated We have
slresdy commenced the campaign We desire associs-
ton th any unless they feel entirely prepared to
ult much though we be defeated after full perform
of duty IL had unbroken OF
We acknowledge sympathy with those who fear
from public Of every degree rigid accouuta
bilty for all their public acts. We consider in
this country Of much consequence that he
claim Of right political preferment reward. We
viii encourage and sustain merit, and evncc grateful
appn ialion Of fidelity and service But IL the
arise will put asidc the individuals prominent in
ranks " each result be demanded for the honorable
of principles snd the best interests of our
county We sincerely hope that The nations democ
everywhere may approve these sentiments and pare
organization in support Of cause, extend
affords the gratifying that honest adhesion
principle will ultimately command the admiration OF
people and in view Of that urge the zesous
prompt and continued effort Of all who with in
political sentiment purity the democratic party when
ever may have received The faint Of abolition, and
gather lis forces under honorable Standard may
forth for future struggles mpelled by the unworthy
hope OF winning victory through dshonorng alliances but
anms ted ooy by the noble resolve depend for
upon the Justice of and the fidelity Of army
Thus in field confident OF triumph; and II you
will unite with In the spirt by which are ncrusted
the national WILL In State and nation associate
| renown with power. and give TO principles and
candidates the glory well the which they will