Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-07

refusing to appropriate tho spos OF his office to the
be ,eiit OF the Free Sellers. Such expressions show
very plainly what that class Of faconists think OF
the matter, AMI how they appreciate 1t. Yet, we
have Southern DE nocras who cncayor TO defend the
Administration in tn removal of Mr.. Bronson when
but twelve months ago, these same Southern gentry
protesting much TO abhor and dcprecatc Free
Soil aSccndcncy how is il that they strive 80 as
Sduously to Justify an act OF the Administration, dc
clcdy placing that faction in the ascendant With
what assumed Indignation their press and stump ORA
tors would have repealed the idea that six months
after the Inauguration of their candidate for the Pres
dency, they would he found taking sides it'll those
very Free Sellers. But il has turned out. That
which affords such high qualification to the one the
other strives hard to justify. The leader OF the
Northern factionsts boasts of having the head of
Couscrvaiivc'D cratic oicchclicr taken oil, and
our very consistent patriotic Southern Democrats
ii they do not also rejoice at it, proclaim that they
will stard 10y the Administration. This ls)kS like
abhoring and dcprccating such coalitions, indeed -
Acts will define the position better than words
The true friends of the South ought TO know where
to find them hereafter.
Why Mr.. oCcNSoR NOT DISMISSED This official has
addressed letter. it is sli the President, stating Il at
the exists for his dismissal that of Collector
Bronsons hut still he has been dismissed. The rca.
why it has not been done thus gwen by the New
York Express:
Bronson had about thousand Offices at his dsposal
OConor not bali n dozen. The Free Socrs that find
spots in the one would find only husS in the other
Mr. Marcy takes or heads only when the blood of the
martyrs fertiliEcs the soil for crop Of spoils."
The game is, therefore, onsdccd too small, infer
to be worth taking
Tux Pacific RALRcAD.--Whst has become Of tina,
scheme for getting the Pacific Railroad by private Gu
,errse' 1t is hntci pretty strongly that such subScrip
tons millions by Robert j. Walker and million bv
Blrnum, all sham subscriptions give the thing
start aud get the Administration of tine difficulty but
that is no 60 Saa the friends Of this gigantic scheme
have fall back, at last, upon its construction Gov
crucut measure" We shall have hear something iLr-
her from the Cabinet officers the subject the Paci-
ic Railroad men viii be after them. We have heard
nothing yet FROM tho Strict Consructonst. OF the position
they intend TO occupy in regard to huge grants OF public
land II may be very important to have their position de-
fined at an early period. When shall wehS"r from them:
NoRs DENoNsrRAToNs.-The old line Democratic AsSo-
citation Cleveland assembled the s7,h u and among
the resolutions alur:ed the following:
Resolved That Franklin Pierce elected President
OF the Unit Il States upon Union pricps and upon his
supposed friendship tine known the Com
PROMISE H'i 'i> Association N""S WIN regret any de
parurc Of the Executive or the Cabinet from the time
honorcj usages ut the party, whether be- in the appoint.
meut Of Free Sellers who spit upon the PLATFORM IN
the appointment OF \ulirrs SeceS,Ons's who rAmpe
upon The Constitution, in the removal faithful public
officers whose only offence is that they support the one
/ aud uphold the other.
That was ano'her hari hit bu; the Hon. Daniel :
Dickinson follows it up with letter the Association,
in which lac says: eve indeed passing through the
furnace OF affection, but shall neither be seduced by
the Establishments OF power, terrified by it, frowrs
Thc fruits OF the late Presidential election are rapidly be-
ing developed. Matters getting worse every day.
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