The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-28

We have watched with consder able socituie the re
spouse OF the people and the press Of the South TO the
alleged ailaon OF the administration with the aboIi-
tonIsts. II not denied that sons men OF Objectionable
anecedenis have been appointed TO ONCE and we have
thought that this admission might possibly nisle.d some
at distance in regard 10 the position OF and PARTIES
they exist Misied BY the entire wbig press Of
the Union. sustained by portion OF our own. We might
have expected that some o. our more ls,,ous soahern
the administration. But The occasion called Tor magma
nimy and this quality Tor which the press has always
been distinguished, has not been wanting now u has,
perhaps, had doubts and apprehe nsons- of which We
have not been aliose exempas to the proprety OF
particular appointments; but II has relied rely,
upon the sasaciy and integrity OF the President. and
generously sQufsced ~ the little which IL could
daily approve.
In reference 10 particular question, AJAX continu
nnce OF this We Observe that the Richmond
Eoosirer and some other Virginia papers have adeny e.
poused the cause OF the .hards in New York against
the apparent ineress and sympaibies of the sdmnsa
tion under the impression, believe, that
fhev are more sotio~ai in their vews than the ma.s of
the opposing party. The Enquirer seems TO have EN-
brseel the common that The present distinction in
the democratic party in New York personally and 10
great exen, politically. the that existed in is4s
While il may be true that The larger portion OF the
"hads and sofs" respectively oil bunker and barn
burner an,ecedcnts u ia not true that the original o's
tnction il continued in regard 10 and mach ess in
regard 10 measures Many OF the hards IN ls4o stood
upon the Buffalo platform while much larger portion
OF hs sofs were The ardent supporters Of Gen Cass
Bat these Questions rather curious than practical
The democracy Of the whole Union have decided with
remarkable unanmly that the past shall be ignored and
thai men shall be judged by their present relations 10
pr.ss'cal questions Apply this principle TO New York,
and what 10 the result Each wing has erected 4 pat-
form OF iis own. but they are ouslv similar and
both striking connterpar,s OF the Baltimore platform
and she inauguTai addrese Where hen i the
Simply in the that The hards manifest an inc,pent on
posiion 10 The administration, while The sofs seem dis
posed 10 susaaia cordially. We know the msdisee,ed
sympathy OF The papers have alluded arises from
d,Garent impression but know, further, that Their
views Ike ours, will be modified upon conviction Of
errq.
The Washington Union il blamed Tor desigastins The
sots the administration party The desgnahon may be
premature, bat il needs no prophet fosstell thai the
party which Ultimately wears that distinction will be
that which supports the standardization; and our south
friends will allow 10 that tkaf 10 the party
which win best deserve their support We know. and
they know--noiwh Outstanding all the idle gossip which
has been. may he. uttered regard 10 abolition ap
po,ntme nts",ha the administration will RECOGNIZES
man and no Get Of s friends no do not cordi.