Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
VERDICT of TEE SOUTH ON THE NEW YORK
FEUD

Every election, North and South that has taken place
.inrn the ae.up occurred between The harGs and the
Gofs" o New YorI has shown that the Administration
has mol ground in The popular confidence The results
South must be pa cuhrY gratifying 10 lis supporters
ard every candid mind iha considers Inc cause " HE
Democracy identified with The cause oi peace ee'Ween the
North South and its continued ascendency the ueah
nc wa, cnmmroccd in New York against the policy Of
Gen Pierre which sought hrmon!z. the dscurdan ee-
mcns of the Democratic party In that Stale as ELSEWHERE
wss la upon prccxt that wing OF tic Dd0cit
cy the Constitution and lie f'ghs oi lhG o1u
under it, Than the oller. The Adamanncs under Dckln'
ron Bronson insisted upon ripping up Old tahsacohs
and erragning Democrats standing alike win ihcsecs
on the Baltimore p!Oliorn-whIch WAS the s1irmny rahsa
realy of anity between tic North and South and Of obl
WON 10 past SECTIONAL discussions in settled qiesllons
and of denouncing them for their Tree soil opinions
entctlincd and prior 10 1850 They Insisted tha be-
mise these Democrats had entertained recso opinon'
por to Compromise. aud wished 10 carry teh mo
fec, by the Hmot Prov6o IN Opposition 10 lG
(omuronise therefore they could become SOUND anu
reliable Democrats whatever might be Their
that they be trusted by the South and The Ma
rona Democracy they were traitors o the peace OF
The Union and secretly polIcs Of mischief The slavery
question: and should be forever prescribed rom naliona
trus ami confidence The Adamannes claimed mat they
alone were the Simon Pure patrioIshat they alone were
true 10 The Constitution and worthy 10 DC considered IVA
tiona Democrats and 11ory 10 rccert from Democranc
Administration The Offices and cmolumsnts 1Hh!n as SVE
Il was an old revived BY set OF poliiiclaa VINO
souphl to use II their benefit exclusively Twas
game played for The sp0il5.
There prGtcxt ur excuse Tor II asns our o' any
nracta quo before The country any public eSigency OF
nnv kind Tkcre principle question Of policy eX-
i,ng to dyid. them. When the Democratic party mot al
Syracuse by their delegates there was no reason oer 9n
the selfish moes and bad PASSIONS and greed lor the spos
10 pevcnt the standing together as Democrats IN COM
mon fol both wings, into which The delegates ihec
divided aJopI The Baltimore Resolutions in their respec-
tive CunvcnJbs their platform OF principles "='Gd
Consiiiutonalft and Rtpnbltc
THE soUfH AND THE ADMINISTRArloN-W We
nubl,hed Yesterday series Of resolutions when mad oecn
submitted to the Senate Of Georgia. Inc chlci ooec o
acts conncc ed with New York appointments These 1850
utions were introduced by wing mainly snfFnr'eh ~
Whas anJure evidently designed 10 entraP enoca's VINO
NAV have dtappovcd Of The dolngs OF the eplsloay Cao
nct Nowwe nave said this subjects as much as VIC
had inlcud TO say but must lake the opportunity OF re
cording protest against any eoal'on In 'e eu'
NAV ho vrbcen The errors OF s Cabinet Minister'S
which wfyoul fan believe they are no" nade senshic o.!
they cuol shake our confidence IN INC pa'ouSh ana
devoron q the Constitution Which attached TO the lIe and
chatacteol Franklin Pierce In all our ilhlt hhaihS WIN
his cabinet have felt any abatement IN our re'
ance upcn hf President and those poic3 "o
f,ncv h,, ali ho condemned Secretary Guthrie were ar.
rayed aaainsho Administration, WIN discover iheiI mis-
lake when tty attempt caoc Southern Democtats by
m nnrrIca hppoyal of the nmtnts and doctrines pro-
mnra,cd in be- inaugural" feigncd sympathy with Da
| nirl i; Dickson Of New \ ok. go
The Demtacy Of Georgia, we trust, W'' stand h!m.
There IA no tccssity r proposed cgnltve ccnsuTe oil
federal oicn Il would be committing bundcr similar
n the one III ndcd be blamed and would be the hTs step
towafts le fganZaiOn OF Soutnern onpnsuoh against
Il
mode in With il attempted reconcile the differences O!
the party in lew York. believe still true and SOUND on
all the cardiff doctrines oi The Democratic talth.
et no ontharec with Inconsistency in our present
remarks Wcondcmnrd the Of Secretary Guthrie, Inc
ntcrftrcncc hr Cabinet in the sq"abhcs Of the factions
of tic New urk Democracy bu "c then, ~ we 90 now,
!, vurnhv csesscd gu, confidence in the President and We
r.uca, ha, sc South tie Southern Democracy owe to
him their sitcest allegiance. His antecedeuts his hahs1-
"a. address d his OF foreign policy so far as they
have YET all worthy OF our support and
all States hts Democrats must see tic necessity oil ao-
staining d auy organization that coaempates opposl.
ion TO his iministralon The friends of the Presl.
den, and hisocy while they tender 10 him their cordial
and hearty soperaon aud support will Eot hesitate 10
noint out wh they are convinced errors In party
! policy Sdl Carc!inidn
The IeeIure of Georgia. Tuesday last elected ESe'
nfzsr Starns ESQ., Judge Of the Supreme Court OF thai
State for lhtuesPred Of two years in place OF Hiram
d Warner, e. resigned Henry L.. Bennlng Esq; was
elected Judaor years ensuing in opposition 10 Euee-
The LegEue also elected the following State officers
T. IL. n.