The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-31
From the Georgia Telegraph.
The Administration Endorsed by the Democ-
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From the Georgia Telegraph.
The Administration Endorsed by the Democ-
racy OF Georgia.
The resolutions adopted the late public meeting in
Medgeville viii commend themselves 10 the attentive
perusa OF all who feel interest in the political deve
opments Of the day. They may fairly DO considered the
platform OF the democratic party in this State and in
view OF the various antiques now atoot they have Pc
culiar and effective significance. The meeting with
whom these resolutions originated comprises the ablest
democratic leaders of both sections Of the party, and the
unanimous favor which they received is indication
that organization possesses stronger than
the ambitious hopes Of individuals cooperating for nu.
tual profit and advancement. hope has been enter
tanned by the opposition that the New York feud would
extend itself into Georgia. and thar the difference of
opinion thus generated coupled with qsa.ireviv OF
those issues which divided the party in $780, would
throw the supporters Of the administration into hopeless
minority in Georgia That hope has been disappointed
a the outset. and these resolutions thus unanimously
adopted. are the evidence OF the fact
The democratic party OF Georgia have distinctly reeog.
Missed and endorsed the Official Of the President
They pledge themselves 10 support the administration
heartily and without dsrust They say ihat the friends
Of the administration their friends aud it's enemies
ever. they recognise brethren all democratic who have
planted themselves upon tbs platform OF the National
Convention a, Baltimore. The stale seheme Of forming
great Union national party they unequivocally reject.
aud warmly renew their obligation OF sa,y to the ma.
onal democratic organization the only means where.
BY our prosperity and safety can be secured.
Such the resolutions passed at the seat Of govern
men by men who have differed widely upon subordinate
Issues and such Is the platform OF the democratic party
Of Georgia. We congratulate friends upon this dem
onsusiion. II opporiune and elective II brings US
oil together for common purpose and gives to the nd
minis,raton OF General Pierce another and a powerful
buIwark sg ainsi the assaults Of fAciious opposition
We copy from the Federal Union full account OF the
proceedings OF the meeting. and TO those who arc at al
acquainted with the politics Of Georgia will appear that
we do not xaggerate the mporance OF the demoosra
ton. John D. Steel eeq president OF the senate occu
pied the chair John z. Ward, e.q /, speaker Of III.
house. pfsseoted the resolutions Governor Cobb advo
Gated them in speech of great power, and The meet.
ng. composed chiefly OF democratic members OF the legs
la,ure, concuned in them without dissent. We repeat
that these resolutions may fairly be considered The plat
form Of the democratic party OF Georgia The fury OF
disappointed par,sans in New York has NOT affected The
sober judgment OF the democrats OF lhis State We have
distinctly said 10 the country, that the foes Of the al.
minstaon are our foesthe friends OF the aaminisra.
lion trends Let the opposition continue their al,
lacks lie, then fomen The diszecon OF northern NAL.
contents by hyrocrcsl expressions Of coincidence and
sympathy but lei them surrender The hope, now and
forever, that The disappointment OF individuals can de.
tach the democrats oil Georgia from admnis alton 10
which they have deliberately pledged their support.
Some of M prcfer Covefnor McD,r.ld q, cnun.nu.
Cobb, and soms Of prefer Governor Cobb TO Governor
Mcdonald; but all Of prefer General Pierce 10 any OF
the thousand parsans who have raised the howl Of ds
appointed avarce and ambition within the corrupt pur
Ieus OF New York.