The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-22
The Victories OF the Democracy.

We observe with satisfaction that the democratic
press of the country bringing home TO the public mind
the importance Of the Mnsrampd emphasis and extent Of
the popular approval which has sgnazed the course Of
the present administration during the first six months OF
it's career "The success Of the administration" says
the Boston Post " has been brilliant beyond example in
our politics; and those who have represented the Presi
dent have lost ground have been refu,ed by every
election that has taken place since the Inauguration
This succession of victories too. has been achieved after
the policy OF the administration had been exemp6ed in
action. The President simply recognised the democratic
party reunited on it's old foundalons-on those old
State rights and Union principles rigid adherence 10
which has maintained the democracy party and pre-
served the integrity of the nation. He has planted him,
self on the Compromise platform. He has followed the
frank declaration OF his Inaugural with energetic
ecuon of The laws, and carried out in his appointments
the policy of Cancellation that laid down by the
democratic party a, Baltimore The consequence is
peace and harmony all sections Of the Union, and vic
torres everywhere for the democracy, thus exsDpying
the old maxim that as federalism sinks the country
rises.
The success OF the democracy should cheer every
friend of republican progress. The administration
stands Ermer in the support Of the people now than il
elections show this One OF the old whg States Ken.
lucky; bu, when the wings badly of they
now in that State with OF the delegation Con-
gress democrats! Tennessee, too. has up the whig
brigade terribly by electng Andrew Johnson governor
by unprecedented majority and democratic majority
of its delegation in Congress North Carolina has gained
on her democratic delegation. We these States
because they emphatcay the s,ronghods of wing
gerry. If the ridiculous charge OF sf6liation with abol
onsm does make capital for those who utter il in
these States, when will it make capital II we 20 to
other States at the South, Virginia. Alabama. and
Texas, there the same gratifying results The Old
Dominion leads of with entire democratic delegs-
ton in Congress. Alabama has gained democratic
member, has democratic majority In her legislature
to elect two United States senators, and democrat
ic governor. Texas has elected two democrats. To
crown all, the southern elections in the most
important OF all, where the Union wings were conf
dent OF victory, in Georgia, the democrats have made
clean work by eleciing their governor. majority Of
congressman and OF the legislature Then there is a
gain OF one member in Arkansas. AT the North the
election in Maine shows democratic vote large enough,
when united. TO overwhelm whigism. 10 Vermont the
democracy have made splendid gain. In Connection,
they have swept the board in Town elections. In the
great States Of Pennsylvania and Ohio their majority
Such the results in six months OF
the trial Of the policy of the administration When
was such before in the career of an admin
| istration
| "These brilliant triumphs should stimulate the de.
mocacy of this State Jealous support Of their tick Ct
They TOO. stand on the platform with their freed.
abroad. Their candidates give cordial support 10 the
l u hsaf
tration Both opposed TO all coalition. Both, there
FORE stand national ground In Ohio, in Pennsylva
MIA everywhere, the democracy have had to conient
with all factions. and have beaten them all. SO lie, i
be in Massachusetts There is no other true course ie
take but TO rally round Bishop and Dowly as the caAd
dates of the national democracy"