The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-08

Such error II AT all. was originally committed BY those
these very mem who conenied 10 unie cordially and
Enthusiastically with "nsbeere and untrustwofhy poll
tcans" in The Baltimore Convention. Nay, more when
they formed coalition with these same "nsincere and
hypociilical politicians" In 1850. in The State OF ne "
York-a coalition continued in le5l for the sake OF
few beggafy State ohces-on both OF these occasions
they went into convention with their now repua'asa
brethren, assisted them 10 make Slate tckrt' oo"poaa
OF equal number OF candidates from bo'h laeohe' anu
then proce eded 10 The polls and voted these mo
Office The President may well be pardoned undef hese
circumstances Tor believing the piesen, aath wAnout
sufficient and more especially "hen Iee.ink 70
The rece n action oil the Stale conventions al Sya
cuse from whose pfocee dngs respectively II IS dihcu
to determine what side is most unexcepilonaoe as re-
CARDS State rights and the slavery guarantees oil The con-
But we have some interest to know what is 10 be tho
elect of this Reorganization Is the State OF
New York 10 be carried against the by
The secedog portion of the democratic party unlng with
portion OF The wing party Or is Tue Slate TO be sur.
rendered 10 tue wing aboonists, under the lead OF
Seward Co One or The other result is unavoidable In
either ease those who have encouraged tins dsorganiza
ton will have terrible account TO render to betrayed and
Insued democracy. lCheers Pennsy wanna has always
ffowned, and hope she will always CONTINUE to fown
on iacli0ns display IN the party. wherever may show
itself am sure she will have nothing to do with H.
except 10 condemn tito condemn 1t without reservation
II IL true interest citizens TO sand by the officer
have summoned TO power while satisfied that he
xeaousy lsbors to discharge his whole duty TO the coun
Try. [Cheersl We Cannot forget. il we would, that IL
is administration responsible for -and
thar be graves interests of the country vitality
caied with the success OF the administration. lRepeaed
cheering
One word more and shall desst. Personally, the
election OF Mr. Pierce has not been OF the slightest ad
vantage 10 me. Ga the contrary, he has done some
things against my earnest advice and he has refused to
do other things nave been most 10 accom-
Pushed | have received nothing at his hands, have
asked for nothing, expec, nothing and wish nothing
can therefore, speak dsneres,edy without fear OF being
Inexperienced by him or any one else lCbeers.l l
believe the President 10 he OF lofty character OF
humane disposition and generous feelings OF and
OF unquesoned abilities tCneers | think his general
public conduct, since the day OF his nomination. deserves
cannot be easily made forget the honest pride felt
duIng the last presidential canvass whes contemplating
his Wise and teicllous department on all public occa
sions [Cheeis
We sill remember with pleasure how frank he
all occasions when required 10 speak how discreet when
prudence and propeiy enoined silence how plain yet
dgn,ted IN his demeanoT how magnanimous and high
toned towards his opponents. liked him Tor this and
liked The rigid principles, yet bnoyan spirit, OF his in
auguIa ad iress (CneeIs. | like his version OF the
laws Of nations, hls ideas OF human rights and his
probation OF American character lCheers like his
appointment OF that honoIed and experienced statesman,
James Buchanan, as minister 10 England. [Cheers |
like the selection OF that cabinet of sterling democrats he
has called around him. (Cheersl
like the Official declaration that the great statesman
of Michigan, Lewis might have filled The RESPONSE
Bile post OF minister to France If had chosen, and thus
directly assisted in the deliberations of the government
lCneers.] like ms perfect freedom from sec0nalism
politics and sectariansm in religion Loud cheering
/ like his jealous walchfuness OF The public treasury
And. in conclusion can only add, that most sincerely
trust his administration may found itself in the prosperity
and glory OF the country and TO this end he shall always
have any little support may be able render him
iauhnding combinations OF faciions men.