The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-27


be sacrificed though he eoanlenanced reesoism
10 propiae Judge Bronson whose record for soundosss
bea,s no comparison TO that of Mr. Redfeld Bat the
main point looks 10 The Dismissal OF The cabinet The
President Is thus modestly informed. that unless he
breaks up his cabinet. reyerses his policy repud'aes
the policy OF the democratic party. and throws him
self into the OF the Cooeys. aud Bradys, and
Burrs, and Testers, and Benefits. and Bfonsons and
Dickinsons. that pure unsdulsratsd honest, trsttoor
hs party will be formed, based upon the Compromise
and that upon this national organization the
President Pierce will be carried into power. We have
no idea of discussing the compromise measures.
have we any idea OF seeing party formed upon the pn-
ciple OF approval OF these only test Of
nationality We advocated the passage OF these meas
ures as an honorable plan Of adjustment and we still
adhere TO that opinion. But the great point with does
not look much 10 The approval OF those
in themselves right. as 10 faithful acquescence in them
as final settlement Of The slavery agitation On this
subject we happy to find views ably sustained
BY the Richmond Enquirer in the following article:
From lhs Richmond Enquirer.
Patty ON THE COMPROMISE II. thought
by that the public would longer be vexed with the
discordant OF New York politicians, afer the
suit the election had determined the comparative 9Th
OF tie beIigerenr factions This, say the least was
reasonable expectation, but IL has not been justified by hr
event. 1t is very true that the ofts" have been sen
their defeat. Not SO the adverse faction. EN-
bode ned by success and stimulated by the sympathy
wings and disafecIed de ccrnts, the 'hard SHELF party
display abatement of vndicve feeling factons rage
They content with their tfumph-tbey do
asstionthey will not disband their They
i'm PEELED by other motive than hatred OF free soil
ers and they coniempat substantial achieve
than bar vote local election. II their oecr
had simply been u crush the adverse faction. they wou
content with their decisive victory II they felt ay
for the harmony OF the democratic party and the
success. of the democratic administration, they would
disposition to bury ieuds and 10 close up
which ly the ascendency Of Seward Ii
they striving after any 'egiinate and laudabe end,
conduct and their language would DO of very differ
ent tenor ard character What we 10 think OF the
good faith OF democrats who wanony heap fuel on the
OF faction, and who wage vindcdve and rcessan,
administration which bas in charge the prin-
cipes of the democratic party Il possible infer that
hey wish well either 10 democratic principles tho
democratic parry
Iii no, difficult discover the ueio purr towards
W ich portion the New York democ rscy dnfing
sad. when determine their aim, their angua age
and their perfectly ntegb bio and coa stent.
They furnish the clue their designs AT fir l.
specions Disguise Of pairio-aceording DR. john
son, 10 refuge Of scoundredeceved the country
motives But in the intoxcaiion oil victory they
throw aside the mask and boldly proclaim their delcrmna
ton wage the administration and the democratic
parry in the speeches of their and in the
graphs oil their -, rnas find abundant evidence OF
ht r dafection. BIT we have, In slanifesto
from their executive club, formal and authoritative
exposition OF thsr views. In this address they display
their hostility the administration and the democratic
party which Is susceptible neither Of doubt
disguiss.
The following paragraph from the New York Herald the
organ OF naconien democrats Of New York. being in
accordance with the general tenor OF their journals
may bs just expression of their feelings and
exposition OF their designs
..Here the parallel ends the present Could read
the iuure however, I, difficult that. with
radical change on tho part OF the Pfesden
suits like causes destined repeat themselves II il
i'm possible what coatons party which
tonight may deem II expedient TO form We know that
The rank and file Of the .lyeIgtay wings have already
mat is bolt IL Is not wal, long be, co-
common the whole Union; aud we have dou BIT
they will tell among The democracy oil the East West aud
about foot In sister States. x,L
result will be the esnbiishn en oil ne party basis
Of party all ie wings VINO object Seward, and
al democrats VINO cannot endorse Van Buen viii raj
whole United viii Pre.dsnt; and
the administration that Is called power will be APP
pointed in strict accordance win It's principles
Their grand AIM then is the demolition OF the demo-
crac patty, and the organisation OF new party ihs
ba,s If th Co,nyrose, cuh the Of eecfng the wsxt
President" With this clue inay thread the labyrinh
OF New York factionin the light OF this revelation may
read motive OF democratic discomfort Before.
all was mystery and conuson-now, ryihipK is per
feclly ineligible and consistent.
In the wnter Of 1851 an attempt was made by certain
sagacious wings and certain dem to party
on basis of The Compromise On the side Clay.
Webster and Toombs-on other few democrats.
The ind ydaas isvoable - tue sesame subscribed dec
araon setting forth their devotion Union, their
dc erminaon Tor tor any Office ,cAo dad
appror, the Comprom IN Consequence of the rgctc
op position few faithful democas the project mis-
carried and the integrity OF the de- party pre-
seIved.
AT present another attempt IL making to execute this
scheme and build compromise purity OF the
organization, Men OF loose principles impa
ent anbitlon, attached themselves the democratic
party selfish end coisplriug
party in for their ppoinnent
tth the hope OF comprising their object with the aid
organization OF their construction. The demo-
cratic parry is 10 be broken up and party b.
r.stsd the basp Of the Compromise Az II 10 essential 10
the TINS design that the present
should be oveftnrown loss the
raucor with whcn the cab liner Is asssiled by the
interests Of the opnspirstors The cabine, is he die
erssd and the administration be reorg snized ths
basis Of the Co1promYe-that Is to say, is TO
the honors and en- )un euts OF place who did
originally support the compro,.se to
be prescribed. aud act OF ualotpiy be passed which
will admit office but patiots OF Castle Garden
add s-ifsiyled Urion neo Tue accusation gains.
p cree is he ofssnzed bis ad
just aud cath ,o pr,nc petbs, be would give
to the original supporters of the CJmp mJnopoy
Official patronage and that the distribution Office he
would recognise claim bat that of personal merit
parry fidelity. 10 that fac ion OF whose designs
tue ssesssonsis ef The South obnoxious the free
sodt 81 The Norh and unuusraoe adherence OF both