The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-30

Prom tbs Dsroa Pres Pres.
Indiana and the Aamiuistratlou
Senator Bright. Of Indiana, 10 believed to have been
the active agent in bringing abou, Inc late coalition ia the
Senate which resulted ia The election OF Beverly Tucker
a. printer to that body. This coodaes Of Mr.. Blight
must not be taken indicative Of the democratic sent
mcnt OF Indiana No State ia the Union has souni<r
democracy democracy that will adhere more cosely
10 General Pierce and support more cordially thu meas
ures OF his administration. la what way Mr. Bri.ht
will be rebaked by Indiana remains 10 b. seem but that
be will be rebuked event a. certain a the DEGREES
OF fate
These reflections suggested by the reading OF let
Ter from Hon. f. ~ Chamberlain, member OF Con-
gress from OF the northern districts OF Indiana to
the s1,sor Of the Goshen Democrat. Mr. Cbsmberain
10 Of The able and prominent democratic cham
poas the State. He sirsnuousy uusd two years
s.ocs for the United States SENATE BY all the democssc
members Of the legislature north OF the Wabash and had
considerable strength elsewhere
Wa make extract from Mr. Chambcflain's letter
L u dzed Washington, December sih and after giving
The result Of The elections for officers OF the House. be
proceeds follows:
The details Of proceedings ia these elections Won wii
gs'hsf ison ths pap-. and they porran,
what Is ian poTtaa, however and So does
appear frcpfd. viEdcA
ION 81 he administration sna rebosc of those
hn rave bad tse tefnsfsy nauonaixs New
YORK psisics-- sposis.sa - DO. annie .
nopog Of al the offices gsst Of the
ave thrown al principle the winds. and who,
ndsaycr couf.-, that rnins al tho
adj rntnstrson, ~hseA they soo4bs dssroy, and
wua Il the existing organization democratic parry
the bssas of Tho Baltimore PLATFORM would lad
establishment OF political dynasty for campaign
Of le66. themselves be tbs prominsas leaders, Of
cOuy.a = tavorAbt9 position
them al The Offices Necessary place governments II
heir dtsposal.
The sad and aim OF all he dlssrxce tai scsnss
which havs characterized the sonrss OF New York polite
cisns since the Inauguration 81 his rason have
deubsss BEEN Tor fhs accomplishment OF this r~suit
" But the brebrsnds these political lHcs~dinrss have
been throwing into the camp Of tho unerrdsd democracy
kndied the fame OF revolt contemplated The
result u the shameful mission which may have been
And innox,ous hrye they fallen among "a
heir rscoii upon ler projectors
To this end. evidently. though cautiously clothed ia
very eptionsbie language nesoiutons intro.
dnocd caucus. The Saturday evening before
ssnxson Of ID. House. you will by reference the
papers containing tho publication Of pfoc.rdlngs.
This though regretted. unexpected. and. pro-
ducing very i,t- excitement they qal@ty disposed
of. BY the force or overwhelming transportation
.vnced by the harmonious msIofty by
orcse OF the power OF Numbers TheY looked
down. Perhaps should SAP, correctly, tsey we're
just ersmhed down And such has been the fate every
ssniisr demonstration sincs.
The Thiry-tnssd Congsss. being lhs. speedily and
quieiy crxanzed. and INC sfninis~ioa sud Inc wsoe
Of lie pocy both indicated the inaugural
dress aud pursued sincs, being tus oSnpbanty
toned by the people Of mighty republic, through
approximations. ready ioday the second dsy Of
session, To receive The Presidents message II sas
demon frcsion II not nifery essted iesss 20.
cs,vvd is- aai~tas !af The present"