The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-06


sdered editorial article upon the policy OF the admins
lra,ion. The following extract will repay careful pc.
rusal by every national democrat:
: But, say of The hunkes, the barnburners re in
sincere they will dest from anti-siavery agitation
We do not believe this but iii be let them not have the
pretence OF violation OF faith the part Of those in
ved them TO union, and whom they by their contrib
ned 10 place in power If il be soil the bsrnbnrners
sign 10 renew the ant-ssveTy agitation, and the
acting IN bad faith, which do not beieve-then they
VIII do without cause, and object The consf
quence, Of voluntary departure from creed Of The
party and wanon violation OF the policy OF the admins
traiion
"Suppose the opposite course had been pursued and
the oarnbuners prescribed by Pres
dent and hunkers only appointed TO the Offices The OBJ
vous effect of this would have been force the
et back into combaiatge position, with passions in
famed by Ill treatment, reopen the fres-,o agitation
the means OF attacking the administration. No other
result could by any possibility The democratic
party would then be thrown into minority half
the States OF the Unon II would have any eec-
tive control over the slavery question and all the great
actual and the sill greater possible, results Of year.
successful efforts 10 conciaton would be lost the
try by the sole OF the President
!" Instead OF thus fpolshy throwing away maioTtes
which elected him, the President accepts them as they
stand upon the platform of the Baltimore Convention Ii
will be time enough for him 10 make upon either
wing Of the party when that wing shall in word deed.
revive the antisavey agitation, prove otherwise false
the creed Of the party announced Baltimore.
That he will do thisthst he will keep the parry free of all
fec-soili-m and anti-savery facuon-we have the
OF bis inaugural address, less than Of bis whole
public career sntecedcnts, and character; all which
nbundanly engage him vgilant watchulness the
rights Of the States and Integrity Of the Unon from what
ever quarter they may happen to be menaced
:" We have few words say, in conclusion as 10 the
particular appointments in The northern States.
Here, the South, hnd isul, with the per.
selected tor Office on the score q integrity
Potency Nor the ultra huuke lake any Just
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sons James Buchanan, Peter ID. Yroom, and Thos H.
Seymour selected Tor the sciass and TO the
local offices ae appointed such Rufus Mcintyre,
Ezra Carer Bon Bradbury, Chss " Bodhsh Geo Shep-
ley Geo. w. Siany. Virgil d. Paris, and Geo w. Chase
in Maine such Charlie. H. Peaslee. Henry w Bishop
Benjamin Y. Haeu, Watson Freeman, jeremiah c. Suck
nry William b. Manning, Charles u. Fassonden, S. b.
Phinney and p W. Leland, in Massachusetts,; and such
Daniel s. Dickinson, Greene q. Bronson H. J. RsdHed
Chss. O'Canor, AbTam T. Hriyer. John b. Mott John
II. Reynolds, in New Yorkin the face Of these the
great body Of appointments In the State. OF III.
Glass; Idle pretend that ths President has not
been duly egafdiu OF the politicians who seadfsy adj
hered the pnnc pes Of national democacy amid all the
chances and changes Of the se-o controversy Bat IT, In
obedience 70 The oeares dictates of policy justice and
good faith, and the unmi.tekabe nsions OF tho conv.n
lion and the popular VOTE the President refusing 10 con
slider the parry other thar unit, bestow, any appoint
hoss democrats who, however un.oupd At one
time, have sincerely adopted and zeaous main
tanning tho principles of the nssns demootscy MS e1
pounded by ts convention and repeated in the
then be IL falsely accused by the whig press by disp
pointed divdus, OF appointing nee sellers Office Nay
the accusers Of the Presideu that
order find of complaint they rank free soilers
every democrat however positive the nationality of his
opinions who has time favored the union oil the
party, without which 1t would siii have continued to
distracted and beaten minority in almost every State in the
Union z t1 Il III .-tUa
1--WE confidently appeal to all true democratic friends OF
the Union to disoountensnco such unwse complaint 10
sustain the administration in m attempt consodstc and
mainta In strong aud reliable Democratic majority upon
the platform of the Baltimore Convention, and 70 give that
party the vigoi Of disciplined organization capable of
being The buwsrk OF tho constitution 10 the hour Of peril
II any suob peril shall come relying tho pstriosn of
the President that the repubiic undergoes dc
the time for OF feai TO the constitution
tho Of persons appointed to ooo In Whatever pau
Of tho United States" ~ sht#
Mrs stowe In Paris.