Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18

IN no cas-, h- LepHtei ~. oos,Is'S n'''' We"
e1H- As more pertinent to show the amablc con-
dton Of the Democracy than any thing we cal
write, and as because probably the faithful in tn.
State may not get the same information through aT,
other source, reproduce in osr columns the fol-
lowing extracts from the Washington Sentincl-De-
ocraiic National
WHO Ass rus HoSEr DEMOCRACY "A studied clor
has for tue been foot, stHe all honest feeling
Ut dsapprova OF the course pursued 10y Secretary Guthrie
towards the New York national democrats. All the iuiu
that could Ice brought bear have been employed
the strong deepselted feelings o sorrow, dissp
pointnen aud dispproaation that have been excited.
Among other things, calculated TO Brighten tnid men.
cautious time. seekers and honest democrats we
have been told that 10 disafprove OF Secretary Guthrie
uphold Dickinson, bronson, anu their worthy
coupeers il 90 quit the President aud organize
position We have met and comba,ted this atsurdy 50
oien and think, successfully that Is unnecessary
10 fight the battle again.
Whenever and wherever word oil complaint n been
spoken been si,h Indignant declaration that no
disapproye OF ytng done 10y any member OF
the administration. He from that momcn; To be
democrat No matter hcw attached or how long attach
ed the principles OF s paryno matter what services
he has rendered. hcs promptly, and pcrempory cNeom
municated from that party.
VINO gave TO these mighty men the high and sovereign
pow-rs tney attempt to exercise? Who constituted them
the guardians OF democracy? Who erected them into u
court invested the power Of political life and DEATH
Did they derive from the fTeesU faction OF New York
whose cause warmly e~pcuse> Did they derive ii
from that mighty chart-that dealh.dspeisng circular
OF Mr.. secretary Guthrie.
Let IL be derived from wha; source it may dispute
the Jurisdiction, aud Nc laugh at its mimic thunders al
accommodation. Because a man has no faith in the
feesoH acton-because mau hlamcs Secretary Huihru
for intermediling, when he had business move,
he forthwith opposed to democratic and prn-
cipes.
t high time that the eyes OF the country open
ed Freesoism is arrsyei side pure national de
he
preferred Because will not join in the organization,
and agree to old friends and coatjuors OF
New York opposed to the President and the de-
mocracy. What next! 1t will not much ssioni,h il
these mighty shall attempt TO force US into the alice
tonaie brothcrly embraces OF that Ethiopian abo
ZIONIST the fragment and unctuous Fred. Douglas.
But we rIolest that will have part lot in this
matter. We stand nowhere We stood II hrst-the
mpacabe Toe of freeSoi.sm and it, advoca and the
friends OF all who viii AID in purgrg III" d, mocrhcy oi
the country. of tits corruptng element We believe that
those who most anxious 10 purify the democratic
patty and dscounect it from any torn Of Dboon
those patriotic oiNe~ York who belong 10 the Dick
iuson school, To them extend the right hand good
fellowship. Heart and SOUL we with them, anu We
believe that the sympahes OF the interrupted people OF
tAe country are with them
VINO AEs THE FscrIo>rsrs-we have not vet received
the full returns oi the New York election. The papers
and the wellinormed politicians do NOT however,
doubt that the national democrats have beaten he aver
saes rrcsoeTs whilst they have unfortunately been
by their other other opponents, the ~hig--
The majury OF the national democrats over the rce-sC
ers Is estimated nj about / coo.
The circumstances considered this is OF the most
remarkable events of the times. ANY approximation o
the OF the frees oilers, would have great VIC
tory; but H. supposed they have outyoed te ceso
Van Bnren hctons;s, 1t may indeed toe set down a.
OF te most astonishing things that could have hap
pened.
Had the Treasury Department kept it, fingers out OF
the difficulties aud contentious of the divisions in New
York-had it ahstained altogether from participation in
them-the rational democrats, We believe, would have
beaten the frersolcs Two % But had it. uiucnc,
and patronage been cast in favor Of the national democrats
they would doubt not nave triumphed over the whiE'
they would have swept the State, and but Corporal,
guard OF acknowledged fee solers would been. We
would have, in aid OF the administration the compsc
organized democracy Of the Empire State. A. Is, how
ever, the great Empire State J. - political cypher
The mistake of Secretary Guthrie Is manifest. lie
ought to have the maulineSs to confess il.
We highly gratifcd 10 find that the naona! tcIrcc
racy are a. composed and moderate in their victory
they when they expected defeat We do not doubt
they have outvoted the free'oc-Dut the result should
by possibility, out otherwise, their large vote i still
q triumph
Their ndyersaries must now stand confessed the fac
tonsts and dOrganisers This of the charges
they have brought against the national democrats They
must plead glilty - it themselves.
The unlocked for almost uuhopei iJr result IN the I'm
pire State shows that the democracy Of New urk
are the men led by Dickinson Bronson aud O'Coror.-
The others the factOu-ts-the di>OrgauzcFs-the
Lolters.
Arrayed against them OIL the and pqttoueE
OF the State whole power aud a,fonas -
of one depa tmcnt OF the genera govemment-ore OF '
Influential papers at tne national mcroppls-iunr
Gus journal, their State-Ail tue pJlsmen, aud Al
the brute force that could be brought to bear.
A HIsToRY RONAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE, by Il. W
Browne, NJ. A, Pm d., PrebeadIry OF ST. Paul. anc
Professor of Classical Literature in Kings College Lon
don. Philadelphia: Blanchard d Lee, 1859. \. Nor
ris, Richmond
From the hasty glance have hai time to give thi
book we look upon il - very vlulbe accession elias
steal learning admirably suited the improvement