The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-29
From the Newark IN. J.) Eagle.
The Victories or the Democracy.

We observe with satisfaction that the democratic press
oi the country is bringing home 10 The public mad the
popular approval which sgnazed the course OF The
present administration during the fret six months OF ts
career. The OF the administration" (ssys The
Boston PosD has been brilliant beyond example
poics and those who have represented the President
have lost ground have been efoied by every election
thai has taken place since the Inauguration This ssc-
cessoa OF VICTORIES oo has been achieved after the pol
icy OF the administration had been exemp6ed in action
The President simply recognised the democratic party -
reunited its old fouDdallons-on thoe old Stale
and Union principles, rigid adherence 10 which has
maintained the democracy party, and preserved the
integrity OF the nation He has planted hmsf the
compromise platform He has followed the frank deca-
of his inaug gural uith energetic execution OF
the laws, aud carried in his appointments the policy
OF Cancellation that was laid down by the democratic
party Baltimore The consequence 10 peace and har-
nony 10 all sections OF the Union, and victories every
where for the democracy thus exempfying the old max
i'm. that as federalism sinks ihe country rises
The ssccess Of The democracy should cheer every
stands frDer in the support OF the people now than it
did on the day of the delivery OF The inaugural he
elections show this One OF the old wing States is KEN
lucky but when the wings badly oh rs they
in that State with oBeha OF the delegation TO
Congress democra,s' Tennessee too, has cui up the
wing brigade terribly BY elecilng Andrew Johnson gov
ernor BY unprecedented majority, and a democratic
majority OF its deexs in Congress North Carolina
has gained on her democratic delegation We name
these States because hey are emPhaucay the s,enx
ton with abollionIsm does no, make capital Tor hoes
who utter i, in these Staes when will make capital
II 60 other States the South. TO Virginia. Ala
hama, and Texas, there the same gratifying results.
The Old Dominion leads of with entire democratic
delegation in Congress Alabama has gained deno-
member. has a democratic msjory in her legisla
iure TO elect two Uned States senators, and demo-
cratic governor Texas has elected txo democratic To
crown ALL the southern elections, in the most in
por,sn Of ALL where the Union Wigs con6dcnt
OF victory. Georgia, the democrats have made clean
work BY eleclIng their governor majority OF ConGess-
and of The Legislature Then there IS gam OF ons
member in Arkansas AT the North, The election in
Maine shows a demoSrai,c vote large enough, when
united, 10 overwhem whxism. In Vermont the democ-
racy have made q splendid gain In Connecticut they
have swept the hoard town elections In ibe great
States OF Pennsylvania and Ohio their majority UMPIRE
cedeniedi Such the results ia months oi the
trial OF the policy Of the administration. When was
such before in ihe career oi an admnisa-
ton
These brilliant tumphs should stimulate the dsnoc-
racy OF this State 10 Jealous support OF their ticket
They, too stand The platform with ther frlends
Their candidates give cordial support TO the Baltimore
creed, and as hearty support to The administrator
Both are opposed all condition Both, therefore. stand
on the naiioaal ground. Ia Ohio in PeGnsylvania- -
here-,hs democracy have bad to contend with all
factions, and have beaten them all"