The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-27
The Next Congress.

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The subjoned just and timely observations 10 regard
to the state Of parties in the Congress- and its bear
ing upon the action OF tie democratic party there We
copy from the Detroit Free Press. The couhien anc.
paions Of the Free Press the course and policy Of
the administration, and de,ernlati, IN fully 10 abide
by the wise and sautary democratic p cples to which
is pledged. are in harmony with tie expret ons Of the
sound democracy 10 ell sections Of the county, and will
without doubt be fully realized
"THx THRrY-THiRD CosanEss.-The ,mocra'ic major
lily In the next Congress will bo large. The Senate viii be
composed OF ~ democrst,, Il wings and r,esollrrs
with ,hree vacancies yet TO be filed To tbs Hous
are already chosen la democratic IS whigs aud foe
soers Elections yet held four States, whence
the democratic una iority will | c crea ed .a
" These certainly scork~g osities that
give the democratic tho control OF the gsason
OF The county IL follows that tn, my vii bod the
democratic party responsible, for every that may
b. adopted by Congress- nd for every aurs 10 pas, such
laws MS the exgcnces of the public svice and want,
OF the people demand And light that this should
We hold to The dct,ipe OF strict bly Official
pariies When the people repo,c condolences IN 4 arty
mat patty mo a. al times stand ready give of
us suwarishPi aod failing give good account expe
Renee has demonstrated how sdy the people hur
from power, and transfer confidence TO other ha nd,
One OF the chief csutcs Of the aofty ri, on 10
General P'eiec IN The late Contest the that the
whig administration bad proven the trust
posed In H. The public ucasurs was wased upon part
san ion and fraud rsvsded every de-
psrmeni OF The public ,ervccthe executive government
proved to Le imbecile and OF national intere.
the American name abroad sinking into cont. mpi
aud failed command tie respect tina, the power Of
the country Justly entiies IL to among the nations OF
the earth IL was TO correct such sbcses and shost
ngs as these bat General Pierce elevated power
and should tho democratic party through
tvcs in Congress, fail - the just expectations
OF the people in th, resardshould the pro
through the democratic press durirg the presidential can
vas and IN the inaugural address Of General Pierce
las be IA IN Iv Etl6 naht l~Hs
can be expected than that the end oil yeass
men and The party who have been guit, tof violating
pledges aud disappointing the popular expectation will
discarded.
:" delicate uns, rests with tho admnis,ratioo. II 10
:. day so TO frame all its they will
ouGhy command the public probation mpos-
sble--thoogh VIC should be predict that such
would be the case-fhat ambitious and aspiring men.
bcs Of either house. may Icoome actou hat
ton may seek To rphs tho smooth Of The demo-
cratic waters Lsrge party majortes in gr.lsts bodies
are not always desirable they sometimes weak rather
than strengthen political organization We do not now
seriously sprrehend any dicu Of this sor, oush
cannot be anticipated hat among any conflict ~
emenu developed The democratic Iary OF eoms
OF the States local dsensioos lie krp ~ ous Of
the democratic coans-s at ihs ratio nj tai To
or less extent must be expected that secnosal AMI
nosss ~i be introduced into conxressio 81 di.css~oo,
But the snccess Of the administration very mach
pendent npon it, action. Let TIE Trssdsnt pssns
the bold and jesr,s Of t,ss g.
,insuished him TINS farsi MI The be msy rec
onnend De t"cb rs he lee eonctt sshe
ie masses viii hes',ily aprrov.iet him sb 10 By the
principles OF the Baltimore platform and ~ ii re saun
Grated IN the insusursl sddrsslet hiw wasirs ali
public officers shall hoas silly a. fshi' lily d. hags their
dus'-'e his conduct Of The .oeign polio b. ..ch
viii make the moral power Of Al ericsn Uoio 70 tin
svey qnafter OF the habtabe globe in short let spirit
Of Anercsn be Unused into ell hi. Monde
lions and into All his ac and his administration
'sb to succeea Even though the spirit Of n Ito .houh
rear ''s nnseemiy head in Congress.
cratic msofiy should be divided upon questions Of
national importance, yet % 10 as The ssidsni paisu
the even tenor Of MS wsy-so long he erforu-
to his countryhc look with unbounded con6dence
rax PEOPLE for coon'enaoce and supIo l.
The ensuing 'cssion OF Congress- from ,be great nun
Der OF important Que stions that will ls broug before
VII be moot Interesting Gas ing s-ds oil mssi,-
ings IN respect TO party divisions atlooA 10 s
Tor results ,hat win marx the period fol one in
American history
s'e London letter says, "One Of the greatest peer
''ares OF European commerce, At this moment, IL tie
scarcity OF shipping and in The Mediterranean and the