Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-13
The New York Herald md the Adj
mtnisfration

a very brief trial of his administration ha
satisfied that journal of his unftness 70
the pos,, AID Of the still greater unGtnes
offis ybrid cabnei. Speaking Of Mr. Gpth
res edict TO Collector Bronson. III. Hefal,
saws: This letter to the collector Is very char
seirris.e Of The present Cabinet Il is per
feel specimen Of The madness of their policy
and stnaeks very much Of the fifty cent patel
on Mafrys panlaloohs some Years since wher
he 10 K too vide stride in his political moves
This peltifogging political intermeddling viii
Only increase the feuI among the democracy
IN this Stat
In a later number, the Herald concludes a
lengthy article upon the compromise and 9th
eriopics, with The following emphatic and
striking observations:
Integrity to the compromises of 1850, and
to the public voice pronounced 10 ls52 cannot
be maintained long ~ General Piece is sur
rounded by Cabinet whose real opinl rs are
in conflict with both.
Gov Marcy with slight variations, has been
occupied for more than twenty years with the
Van Burens OF this State. The life OF his
politics is derived from them. When hey sc
coded from The democracy, and unfurcd The
pirate flag Of abolition he matted, shiycred for
a moment, abandoned the constitution. and
adhered TO the Van BurcuB He stands com
uiltcd IL all the measures Of that wing Of IA
nafIcIsm and nisue. Co. DAVIS occupies
the opposite extreme. by a we'll known law
these two champions oi faction have been
brought together Skilled IN enmitirs, IN
known 10 friendships learned IN management,
thy have filed The administration With errors
AMI we'll nigh partJled us usefulness and de-
slroy cd lis character They at least are a
unit IN The angua5s oil the court bulletins Of
thu day. But they are not alone. McClel
land, ohcyina his well know abolition Instincts.
too Weak to sand by himself, easily Tell into
Mare 5 hands by whom b. as SET To play
oct the dummy ca ia Of the free soil ana 81
cessioo gamesiers.
Wbcn We look ut tho canvass of 1850, at
tie Baltimore platform, at G,netd Pierce e
letter accepting the nomination, at lis psugu
rel address, at his known opinions pre-, iously
entertained, al rs past associations at the cor
3.f'on Of pablo sentiment 1oH, and above all
at the signs Of rebellion Which come from eve
ry part Of the county, have We not right to
infer that there wi, be a prompt dismissal of
islration on principles more IN h1rmouy @ith
the opinions aad views Of the American peo-
pe3
Tng MILWAUKEE NEws. n Nurionnl demo
cratic journal, Expresses itself in tie following
manly terms NTH reference to III. qanrrel be.
tween the Washington Union aud Mr. Dick.
inson;
However far the Uajoa may 90 IN order to
mlsrepresent the position of the true Democ
racy of New York, il goes toe far when II per.
mits the anonymous ibelle" To attempt 10
strike down true Dem, cratic satc9man
os Daniel s. Dickinson. That Journal com.
mits fatal mistake when il assaults Demo
crat whose national reputation is SO well earned
as his. If we believed II truly represented
Southern sentiment In lis treatment OF the
statesman whose senatorial career affords tn,
most memorable instance oi seli-sacrfce ontht
altar of the constitutional rights Of the South
We would be forced to abandon The lea that
there could be such lhlng!as common gratitude
to say nothing of the yauuted chivalry Of tho
South But the Union msrepsenled the South
The Richmond Enquirer, the ablest Admins
tration paper in Vltgirin, comes handsomely
10 the defence Of one who did moi shrink from
the defence OF The South when il was assaileo
by t.aitorous hands
The official letter oil Secretary Guthrie, tc
collector Bronson, winch we published yestcr
day, transfers the quarrel from the Union tc
the administrator. Mr.. Dickinson and hi
friends in New York have separated them
seve from the "Solts," because they do no
believe Them worthy Of trust. Mr.. Gnthri,
comes TO The rescue Of the Soi,s" and says il
effect TO MIR. Bronson, "they have as much o
the Presidents confidence as you have; yo,
must officially recognize them as your polri
cal brethren or you must vacate the office yol
hold This dctation to Bronson is decision
against Dickinson and raises direct issue witt
HIM and his party. In thisinrn OF events, wha
will the Enquirer dol We are curious 10 see
The Mexican Lepatlo at Washington ha
issued letter declaring that the reorgpnizalio,
Of the national force OF Mexico is Tor the Eur