The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-14

tntng out ueSu1ouy 1tiosuesSos sooos susso
times. The division Of plusder has brought
the different corrupt factions BY the ears, and
the Democratic party is 1t this time just
aboue a. pretty sea of discerd a. any Wing
might wish to look upon. elimination and
recriminstion; butting, rebutting and sure
but,ing; bsc kbtiny, scratching, and gougIng
leading Locofocos and leading Locofoco
papers, are IN some quarters having terrible
time indeed. The victorious Democratic
party Is at this day, flushed % it is by recent
great ,triumphs and now distributing the
spo,ls of liz conquest, in far more danger.
Qua position than the beaten and discounted
Wing party. The elements Of dancer are
In the spoiIs over which they are now quar-.
reling. and in the very descriptions and divi-
sioui hich it will take far clearer head
than President Pierce's to close up to that
healthy condition, which may enable him to
claim the assistance and support Of his whole
party',n carrying out any policy he adopts.
If Gen. Pierce were the mere President of
apeople. and the people only demanded OF
him the duties Of his station, all might be
well. But to be President of party, and Of
such party as the villainous factions com.
bined and called Locofoco is, we conceive fr
beyond bis capabilities, or those of any man
too honest to commit great wrongs 70 please
q party, and too independent to stoop to the
strict requirements Of psrtizsn leaders.
Murmurs are already ascending from the
Locofoco camp against Gen. Pierce, although
he is doing his best to carry out the plumber
er's maxim-"To the victors belong the
spoiIs." Mover were there such stomachs as
Democratic stomachs-never were there such
gnswing, craving, unsuitable aPpetites--
never such unbounded, invincible digestive
powers. 70 satisfy, is out of the question
TO Distribute among them, what might be
considereds full quantity Of good, healthy
government pap, is but to tantalize appetite,
stomach and digestion, for further demands.
Now for one man, with all his papatorial pa
tronsge, and Cabinet to help ladle out the
only nourishment upon which Democratic
stomachs can streugthen-for him to think
for q moment Of being able to crafty or sa-
tisfy the wolves of his party, IL simply ridicul.
QUA, But not to do it, is simply dangerous
not % dangerous to the man perhaps, as that
the hungry wolves will rend themselves To
pieces. = uais sss sllg.8 10 se.D
But shappy illustration Of this very fact is
right at hand, ard the more palatable, as the
parties are from our own state-digni6et
senators, indeed. Toe following from the
Ny. Tribuns's Washington correspo ndenct
.showst at the unsatis6ed wolves are already
at work tearing each other. The very lead
ers of distinct packs are CRASHING their teetl
in each others faces. This 10 but an isolat
ed instance. The Locofoco representative
and leacersln every state are at loggerheads
But at present. here is Bright swapping a
German: Hts6so n 4
Senator Bright is said to be dreadfully pu
ont on account Of Col. Germans appoint
ment to be Governor Of Minnesota. Cor
man was the Indiana fugleman Of Douglas il
the canvass for the Presidential nomination
and managed to secure q very respectable
minority Of his States delegates in the Ma
tional convention for d. in fact, though they
obeyed instruction to vote for Cass. The re
suit was that, though they obeyed instruc
tons to the ear, they set their spirit q
nouy,t; voting for Cass, there being no pro
liability Of his nomination, yet elecroneerinl
against him with might and main. Brigh
was hitched on to the car of Cass up to TIT
hour the convention smashed it. Since theI
he was decided Bright man in the matter 0
the selection of Cabinet, a. Bright ha
pretty plain spoken against Germans pro
ceedings in favor Of Douglas. So German
subsequently, has been as little mealy mouth
ed in his efforts to prevent Bright from get
ting the endorsement from home necessar,
to give him a show for the Secretaryship o
the Interior. German beat him (defeate
: him) at that game, and has again triumphe
over him in winning very handsome offic
: from tho Administration; Bright being de
cidedly oppused to his appointment Of hi
own adherent Bigger, to be commissioner q
Indian affairs instead. Bright also urge
two gentlemen from Indiana on the Pres
dent for register of the treasury, proclaimin
his willingness to be content With the ar
pointment of either Of them. But havin
given Indiana in the person Of Brighrs ant
pathy-Gormsn-one fine place, the Az
ministraiion determinated that she coul
have but one more. So they gave her tn
registership Of the treasury, throwing ssid
both the regular Indiana aspirsDts for IA
position, and rendering it to Bigger, who no
OF Course, accepted it. So Bris ht's men fc
that place have taken into their heads that b
was q party to their disappointment, preferrin
Bigger over them. They are, therefore, dow
On him like thousand Of brick accusing hil
of selling them, &c. This 10 all nae o
their psrt; Bright knew nothing more of tn
Administration intention of Offering tb
Yegistership to Bigger. than the man in Il
moon. It was wholly the result of the syste
Of selecting their own men for places, whic