Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-23

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Tke Ws,kinrson C~is.. a 81 he rate q sas0.-
go ys1r, <sntinae- iiszsof 81 love 70 qaiei he
1isrcnte1,et Ns.ional p smorrsis. who sre doomrd
% n1,t u ~ Sc al TIE be,t olIires 80 . The
Ab1I1.iGhl,ls u he Notth and The Fire-Eaiefs Of
~ soush. Beins itself st pleshora. i + iossin
kootsl Nendef thsf nry buy eiss shsplt 3 hunssy'
Esesy ding vas frri a. Baliimesef The tre q.
tfsnss sorrentefed asked forgiveness and lamPsa
upsi De plalofm and ihrreisse = . neeess-5y =
ks<c ,k>.n ID ri usess " eecng hen g he Pus-
IL en- The GA fsgless are ezpeeiea y test
..t,<siIv a n,atirf Of course. and keep quiei.
!. 4. =, ..oaek thar 1sn. ArmsIosE. Jefferson
nj. r.kn A. Die. Pierre soule, Richard Molo-
Il, Tfonp,os csmpbeil. and other ODDS and encs
~ f,<,6ss skoald Be made prominent, and iced isi
- ,he spoilsi why should the old Onion men
.,,mbls1 DID they aot invite feast q All The
mo.ereIsf What right hare Thy % gfumele ~
sheir rsesssfake the besi dishes
nut n spiss of all their PHILOSOPHY and paifi-
s,isn, Ne 81 Eae Deneefass end they are 'nen-e
sslr.s t~ta peuioa Of frail humanity. They have
s.pe;.ss IKE o:hsss people, and moderate degree
~fsnti,isn viskal and they can hardly keep cool
IS laval h9l weather" They begin 70 enaie
prsdicGou.ly. and the glunbling Will ee aadsie y
lhs time Congress meets.
There 4. ioo q sprinkling Of discomfort a@ongs.
n porsion Of aYoung America" The masi sifiksng
1,.n |. 10 be found 10 the movement 70 get up an
.siher DensrSafe paper p Washingtoa. Tae men
q. proxressn have not got all the5 eoaght them
.<ives entitled 70; Mr.. Bevthy Tacker was no. made
Marshal o. the District, and therefore be and h's
ffieads us, have press At the seat Of government
,hrouxk which 10 reni their complaints, either
.olv or n iknnder tones as the necessiiy may re-
ouIfs. True, Mr. Tucker was Taylor man fstr
wears sro-bus what Of that Have not later con
ver,s been rewarded Have mol far less busting
po,siicIsas had heir /" sop, and been quietedi
Besides, two years are long enough fer anyone
~ Il ,s.n.ls 70 haSe The p1blie printing. Three
n four Kindred thousand dollars, in the shape Of
conese,s work, and Executive advertisements, are
al.sgetker TOO tempting iof modern Eirinosos. and
Gen. Armstrong must divide. Douglass has no,
eiyen NJ his aspirations for the Presidency and
vi,Aout A especial ofgan, what progress can he
make
This aaHsr saoYeneni has alarmed the old con-
esrn, wAe are suspected u adesign 10 push Pierce
eaeeiion, and therefore A. o. r Nicholson Of
Tsnnessee and some o,her able writer are to DC
placed 10 charge Of he editorial batteries Of the
UnIon "There Is fun ahead" Wings, keep
yeur powder dry.
WnKE sOlIERs IN THE AscEEDANr.
The q ola Guardn Of the Democracy are now
oseinning 70 discover thal hey are deemed butthe
inmaisriai portion d he party. In tie souih, the
aFirs E.tefss have had the preferencefor afimpor-
,sn, appoia,neats; and in The NORTH not merely the
Barnburners. butthe regular lbOtionisss are 10 The
asesndAnt. Ia Massachusetts, one Of the most
aososions Of The latter has been appointed Posimas
ief 81 "a important town. and IN Illinois regular
Free sciler Is District Attorney, the better we sup
poe, u carry on, The Fugitive Slave law.
During the Presidential canvass, II was urged
viii great effect tia, Gen. Scott If elected, would
x,ge lie supremacy 10 his Administration to Sc
ward ana he Freesnilers. This apprehension de.
fsaied him unquestionably. What more could he
have done in' this respect Than Gen. Pierce has
done7 Would no. The whole Southern country
hare been IN fame n be had appointed single
psaminens Efessoilsrko an Office, however unim-
por,anl7 Would net the Nashville Convention
ksxe been re assembled long ere this, to have a
deptei strong measures Of dennaciatien, If not q
ssSissaaees Would not the weikin have been now
aineing with noisy exerrations and cries Of irea-
esai
Yet we Gnd he government organ al Washington
daily engaged in soothing the public discomfort
wsilh the himsy preiext that all the factions had
sufrendersd heir opihions At the Baltimore Con-
~en,sn, andt Is and just that they should
have ashare Of Ihs public plunderi Zesl'ihe organ
which has iis pipes Of praise tuned a,iihe raie Of
S9se 900 year, softly urges the discpnten,s to be
quist--amnesiy was promised, and The spoils must
he given 10 The repeniani sinRersg The daily bus
iasss of is editor 10 10 rub his fat paunrh and
Did the erumhets 10 bald sill. The mere sceHs d
ths viands should be ehoughforthem! The Great |
Dispsassr means 10 do what Is rsgAf, and the dis
appsin,sd mlst not mnrmur, because the Wings
will b eralifed q, The symstons Of discen,entl
Precious logic this, for the Conservative andG |
Mica Democrats, who made themselves hoarsein
dse,amsiisn against Scot Dtseward. and empted |
Asir pockets ii the struggle Ter ihe triumph of the
.nul,imore Platform
Hhs slsns Of regular rebellion against the rule |
1T ,Sseessioaism and Abolitionisn are becoming
daily nose prominent twas with great officially
thai .mulny could be suppressed in the New
lHampshirs Sia,e Convention, and in Georgiashe |
4 becoming both loud and deep
The lame is,only smo,hered for season.
The AdministFalioh has been more Than three
nsAlhs gagged IN aitle else ihan dsPensaiion Of
sSpsils. and actoie-tweniie,h parlof the aspi-
rssts. have been served. But worse than all, the
leaders Il The factions have had The preference, a,
~ sxpssss o. The National Denoerais. In the
Language d The New York Herald, The Admins
tra,isa 4 driliAg as bzeakers The haisesies OF
1ycqPAann and eoafsisTs may Be agreeable 4but
tkgasedslusiSe.
Thsse>aa.ke no reluaion cfihe Democrayupcn
ts1ns which exclude and overshadow the Cas- and
Dickiason portioas 81 the party.
Kkies. awai,e tot The wagon
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