The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-28

principles they and The general policy OF the ma
tona admnisa,ion To thai extent our Virginia friends
may safely go beyond ii VIZ do no, propose TO travel
Ciacinnan Enquirer
The Albany Argus and the Ohio Alection.
We find in the Albany Argus, sterling demo-
cratic Paper, but which The OF The miserable
meIceDay faction 10 New York that has aIsysd itself
ainsi the national administration because few OF lis
corrupt and unpfncpied leaders have been disappointed
in their oice seeking aspirations Washington the fol-
lowing paragraph about our recent State ELECTION which
s quite characteristic OF the source from which u ema
mates. II says:
exuiiani the coalition or hybrid triumph In Oao
Nobody VIII wonder this who recollects tbs crcum
the successful ticket. distinctly refused adopt the Bal
platform, but readop,ed what is knowu The Ohio
afair-a which frse-soers and all shades OF
aboIIionism stand together and embrace each other
Even wings stood comfortably on ms Ohio plaorm
The Cincinnati Enqnrer. org OF The coalition. nc
ions Of a,d and influence ,owards lie re.aI. which the
Washington Union AID Albany Aias hail with such
congenal delight"
The Argus it will be seen. is not pleased with the
democratic victory in this State. which. well as New
York. ouid like To have throw the hands OF the
wings in order 10 crafty the malignant hate il eneItans
ard the government at Washington and it speaks OF
ii The coalition by brid triumph in Ohio" /,
has the efroniery 10 make it matter Of accusation
against two democratic papers that they reoce over our
triumph, II, forsooth, the democracy OF the whole land
from Name TO California, through their pc ltical jour-
mails, not exultant account OF the glorious and
unprecedented triumph OF their brethren in this State al
the election. Had the Argus not aposztized from
lis old political faith, and gone with The faction II repre-
SCENTS into alliance with the Seward wing abolition
lists in New York, it, too, wosd have joined in the
general chorus OF congratulations 10 which have al
luded.
But the days have passed BY when the factous hard
shell concern at Albany De pleased by democratic
victories It draws ali lis political consolation from
the irumpbs OF the opSosOnall It's hopes and aspira
lions for The future are associated with the overthrow OF
tina, party of which for many years the able and
efficient organ The anes and present political cta
acter OF the Argus well known that IL is no;
matter of surprise that it should send howl OF lamen
iation the fifty thousand democratic majority in
Ohio which the most unwelcone intelligence II could
possibly receive.
democratic victories in the Argus than to
them in lis Seward wing contemporary, the Evening Jour
nal, published in the same city, with which j, maintains
the most Intimate political relation.
Had Daniel s. Dickinson into the cabinet instead
OF William l.. Marcy, and the clique OF "hard- shells
that follow in his wake been able 10 monopoze all the
ofices under the general government IN New York,
they desired and had General Pierce been inclined TO
favor liberal appropriation 10 the ocean line OF steamers.
in which the editor of the Argus interested instead OF
opposing that and all similar schemes OF plumber upon the
national treasury the administration would have been
all right in the estimation OF that vena print and would
then have probably reoIced The democratic victory
IN this State instead OF sending melancholy howl Of
discomfort
We do not suppose that was through any ignorance
Misrepresentation OF State politics that induced the
Argus 10 cali democratic victory coalition by
brad triumph" meaning by that expression that the de-
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in order to achieve H. On the contrary, have no
doubt that the dishonest and unprinciped writer OF the
article in the Argus knew well tina, he writing
bold sAsnee unml,g aied fasthsod when he made The
assertion. The only !" coalition" was the cordial union
that prevailed among dem0crss. who al ways sisnd up
TO the national principles and organization OF the party
aud, single HANDED, they have given The motley array
| OF wings and aboonists opposed TO them Waterloo
roui, perfectly uatxamped IN the political history OF
umps . Uos nae The Argus srpas oi .0e hysd
coalition" oil wings, free soere, and Maine awss, all
working against the democracy the Albany print satns
exactly the reverse OF what was true. Upon two of
the candidates upon State ticket, the Lieutenant
governor and the school commissioner, the old line
wings and the Gddngs free -soers upon the Western
Reserve united but both factions together were not
able. by at least is 900 votes, TO defeat the nominees
who alone supported By the democracy. After
have thus completely routed the hybrid coal,'on,"
does IT not require the most extraordinary impotence in
lying say that have victory by the aid OF
the men who were most active and influential oppo-
nenis Both wings and free-soilers did all they pss-
ably could to defeat the democracy but most go
riousy and completely beaten Ii 10 true large
Der OF the rank and file OF the wing party throughout the
State and particularly in Hamilton county. voted large
portion oil The democratic ticket this fall. because they
were opposed 10 The Name law. which their party
ed dispoed 10 favor. and was TO these men that the
/ Eoqurer acknowledged is obliGalions-An admission
on, OF which the dishonest flasher in the Argus seeks
10 draw the inference that the democrats allied them
selves with whigs in order TO carry the election.
All the coalition the premsea that hundreds,
thousands, OF whGs in the State saw Fl. account
OF their hostility 10 the Maine law, 10 silently cast their
ballots Tor democratic candidates III TINS constitutes
coalition. the organ OF the New York il right
in its assertion. That the Argus which. ~ We said be-
i fore. il closely allied with the Seward leaders in
New York, and ia doing all il can TO send the higher
law abolition champonwho in favor OF the Collins
line appropriation, in which the Argus editor interest
ed-back the United States Senate should regret that
SIR Stewards abolition ohum, Mr.. Chase, 10 10 be super
seeded by good saunch. radical democrat in that body
OF the results OF the election,
there beng a natural affinity between the New York
and Ohio senstors upon political matters.
The Argus, Il 10 true pseends 10 be sound upon the
subject OF slavery, than such NATIONAL dem
General Pierce and his cabinet; bot 10 all
sumed subssrve its faeous purposes better, for Il hss
not in years published a single line attaching Sew
heads," OF which Ia the organ, have formed " Goa
Iilion." and ny bird" il may well be termed.
i 1.-THE last whix State convention. Weed. Stewards
right hand in New York, ms greatest hacker and
shrewdest manager, labored he says hlmself in the
Evening Josrna To have part of The hsrdshell or
Il administration boiling ticket which the Argus hes Al
the head OF is columns, adopted the Seward nomi
guase the majority OF the convention being nndoubed-
" saisked thai rather premature to openly &C
Wedge the coalition, which, - notorious fact in
Nsw York political circles. hes long secretly EXISTED
Il 10 one OF the organs oil this unpfincipcd coalition
between Seward abolition wings and pretended national
but really rotten. democrats. which - nov making gar
upon the democratic State and national ORGANIZATION.
We have qnoied above. preierrng against them sssndr
er charge - regards their political action, but which
would ee strictly true II urged against the political ssso
GATES OF me Albany Avgns We glad thst this rot
len concern. IN the capital of New York il showing 20
openly that ne sympahies with the opposition for
will late sway from the little influence for mischief
' which ii now possesses