The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-24
The Exploded False hood.

Since we are informed by the wing organs that the
wings have made in the late elections serious
with the administration to lis policy in appointments,
we presume that the following paragraph from the last
number of the Louisville Journal is 10 be taken az a
joke But for this explanation there is another sharp
Saxon monosyllable which would properly describe
The editor Of the Democrats again compla ns OF
agtaofs OF the slavery controversy because think proper
denounce the Pierce policy Of giving all the valuable Of
fees the North TO the abolitionists! ,
Upon ground the Washington Union req uircs
all the conservative democratic journals OF the North
keep silence about the appointments While the Offices
all given the sboonss, each OF the prose rbed
democratic is toddont dare complain,
Tor II do you Will be guilty OF the crime Of ssal
ing the slavery question y
This clamor Of portion OF the whis press. alleging
against The adm nsIaon the appointment OF abolition
lists TO Office. The shameless political alsebood Of
which we have any recollection 1t is the Fl, sequel to
thai malignant mendac,,y in which The whg aud aboli-
ZIONIST enemies of the President foully united to the dis
gust and Indignation Of the people everywhere, chsrg
ing that the President himself-Frsnklin Pierccwas an
asolitonis! Undoubtedly the enormy of that calumny
by roosng Just popular resentment and developing the
a,rocious character and motive OF portion OF the whig
leaders and presses exensd uncomfortable influence
in securing his triumphant election. II is reasonable
to conclude that the similar tactics OF the wing press
in regard TO the Presidents appointments have from
similar cause, had share in securing the democratic iri
umph in the elections which have taken place since the
Inauguration. Time aud again have these wing Sian.
derers been challenged TO single man appointed
by the President who does not cordially accept the dem
ocratc principles laid down in the Baltimore Convention
a. bar 10 any renewal OF The slavery agitation No
one such appointment by the President has been pointed
out Time and again have these same presses beer
confronted with the undeniable fact that a vast pro
portion, a, least four or Ave to one. only OF the
principal appointments, but Of all the appointments in
the northern States have been made from ihose dem
ocrais who in good faith adhered 10 The nalions
democratic organization in is4s. Time and agar
have the southern wing pre,ses been shown tina
the chief enemies OF President Pierce at the North are III.
abotionsts and the abolonist whg', and tia, these
and ihe,e mainly. are The coadut OF The southern
Wig. 10 their opposition 10 the administration In III,
face Of all these psabe and slencng refutaons an,
srposures, the fosl fslsehood that the President Ia,
given the valuable Offices" the sbol,ionsts has beer
ke up The southern whix prsss has moi serupIed thu,
10 ally sslf with Foss and Fogg and Garrison Bat tn.
verdict us' given by the States OF the South shows ,ba
the southern peopls have detected the magny Of ID.
SANDER and have received to rebuke the dscredtab,
and odious alliance.