The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-15
The New national Organisation.

usnt features Of the days proceedings.
The New national Organization.
In announcing the result Of the electioa for printer to
The Senate we expressed the opinion that political con-
alterations growing Of dissatisfaction with the policy
o the administration had controlled the votes Of soma OF
The democratic senators who we're found operating
with wings and abolioniss for the defeat Of the prope-
Tor Of the Unsn II win scarcely be doubted that the
New York Herald is Inc leading organ OF The opposition
which is aryMg itself 10 The democratic ranks against
the administration. That journal fully sus.ains our
view a 10 the construction be placed upon the result
ia the following article:
1.-THE United States Senate has been laying down the
Law 70 the sdminsIa on In direct and emphatic
as 10 preclude all possibility OF misconsruc.ion Read
congregational report Of yesterdays proceedings and
our special despatch concerning the election of printer to
the Senate Beverly Tucker. of the Sentinel (natonal
democrat) twenfys six votes, Gen Robert Armsuong Van
Buren trse-so democrat) seventeen votes Majority for
Tucker. (ant.sdminis,raton,) nine democratic majority
ia the Senate sixteen Curious, this, very and decidedly
interesting. #
ss appears that tho cabinet made the election OF Gen.
Armstrong gas monhat the last vestge Of organized
hostility In Washington Guthrie Co. was to be crush
ed on, and appears that this end General Ca.s and
Judge Douglas in for Armstrong and thar after the
eecon OF Tucker Senator Dodge of Iowa, declared the
suIt anyihiDesbut complimentary TO Tho democratic or
sanzaion Perhaps IL Is applied TO the cabinet; but,
for all that. 1t will have tremendous moral eject all over
The county, and the greater om The TACT that mas taken
all parties by surprise.
'In comnemoration ofhis great moral triumph oil prin-
cpies over the spols organization In the Senate the
tonas to-day will fire grand salute Of hundred guns in
the Park And may expect this operation. now that
the cs Is broken DO followed up in other startling
decisions by the Senate We no longer the
custom house party OF tho safety OF Collector Redhed
WELL the United States Senate has done bic
things during the last ten or twelve years gave Us
tariff of 42-the tariff of teted the Oregon question,
annexed Texas decided the quesonsOf with Mexico,
nade The peace, shaped the comprcmise OF
1885, ana in this last they have given blow to the
cabinet and heir organ the final result OF which will be
the ganizaon OF great natonsl party upon the prn
oples OF the compromise measures with without the
standardization, as General Pierce may decide"
We have no disposition TO indulge in any harsh or
severe comments upon the adopted by those DEM
ocratc senators who have furnished the occasion or
the foregoing article. Whether the editor of the Herald
speaks by authority" not il must be admitted that the
facts are OF character 10 give strong plausby TO
OF bis conclusions These acs important and deserve
to be carefully examined by the democratic party. There
forty -four senators present when the taken
twenty-five being democrats. sixteen wings. and three
abotons,s. General Armstrong received sixteen dem.
ocrac votes and one whig Mr. Tucker received four.
teen whg voes. three abolition votes and nine demo-
cratic votes. Gales & Seson received wing vote.
The vote was by ballot and yet every whiy but two
and every abol,oni. is found concurrng in casting their
votes against the Union which has uniformly "a ned
the administration, and in favor Of the Sentinel which
has only claimed to give the administration an nde-
pendent support" The wings and aboliiions,s would
naturally be opposed 10 paper which gave its hearty
support to democratic admnisration--hey would nat,
ually sympathize with opposed 10 The administration
or even one giving il only" an independent support"
That the wings and aboonists voted against the Union
to show their opposition to the administration will not be
conrovered. We have censures bestow upon them
for so doing The Union is opposed 10 them. and aus
tains the administration cordially in lis opposition to
them. When nine democratic senators are found voting
with them the Herald eanno, be accused Of rashness in
concluding that they were controlled by the same mo-
ivt-,o vii: opposition TO the policy Of the admnisa-
ton.
Whilst concede tia, the conclusion OF the Herald
seems to be legitimate, we are not prepared TO admit that
all OF the senator's whose associated in this
vote with the wings and abotions,s ac,uaed by
feelings Of opposition TO ths administration. We have
AZ little hesitation, however, in saying that OF them,
and those who active in bringing about the result
were mpeed by the feelings which the Herald attributes
10 them. That there was a distinct understanding be-
tween the whiGs and aboIi,oniss and few democrats
that they were TO cast the vote and by their united
strength, strike telling blow al The administration is
as clearly ascsrainei is that the Ua,o defeated
by coalition between wings, aboli,ionss. and few
democrats. That all OF The nine democrats who thus
voted understood the aranGem OF Intended by
thar action. TO signify their hostility the admins,ra
ton, Ne do no, believe. 1, mus, be admitted however,
tina, they have placed themselves in position by the
company In which they found, to give pIausiby 10
the announcement made By the Herald In making these
remarks. we deere to be understood avoiding an IN
Just mpaiation upon any senator whose was not in
tended % masfs, his opposition to the administration
whilst ~ do not thereby signify any purpose to with
hold our sensuss Of such have determined to 90 with
the opposition. II they choose 10 form coalitions with
wings and abolllionsts. they have perfect right to do
%, and they certainly welcome all the benefits OF
Their new associations; but The history OF the democr
party furnishes many presidents which teach US that
such OBJECTIONS end disasrously those who thus seek
10 avenge supposed injuries or to crafty unreasonable
aspirations for political promotion For all such, this
administration. controlled and managed By one whose
democracy has never been quesonedby one who never
sought to rise upon coalitions with wings or aboliton
iss-hy one who stands by democratic organizations a.
second only in importance to democratic princip..Gor
all such. we say. hs administration has nothing but de-
hance. and towards ali such the Un,on will eonnue n
direc, the popular democratic sentiment "a en.mi.. 10
democratic principles. no matter what high professions