Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-13
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fy- While Southern Democratic journals are ma
king cvery effort defend the Abolition dPpoiatnent'
of President Pierce the tone of the Northern Conser-
vative Democratic press presents strange contrast
with that Of our Southern Democratic contemporaries,
of which ii may be well enough {, keep them in
formed.
They do not seem to have observed those express
sions of strong condemnation that daily issue from
the Conservative Democratic Journals OF the North,
or not to appreciate them il they do. Their sympa-
thios-strangc to say arc rather enlisted in behalf
of the Abolition recipients Of the Presidents bounte-
favors Is it blind parzan ZEAL or what is it,
Not total recrcancy to their boasted professions OF
guardianship over Southern Institutions trust,
vet il is hard to reconcile their actions with any other
conclusion.
In addition to extracts We have adduccd in pre-
vious numbers of our paper, from Northern Demo
cratic journals OH this subject the Albany Journal
finishes the following
The Rochester Advertiser communicates the Free
Soil applicants at Washington
There is an instructive lesson in this importan. and
significant descron Of the principles and othe
Democratic administration in which friends WASH
ngton win see that the prediction heretofore put forth
by their reliable friends in this State to the utter
unrelabiy o. these Free Sellers and their Interior de-
signs being fulfilled the letter. Let them ponder
on these things
The Hudson Gazette excommunicates the Bar l.
burner members Of the Legislature adding
The vote shows how these men DO relied upon in
carrying the principles embodied in the compro
mise which adopted by the last Democratic
National Convention.
The Argus improves on both and reads the whole
squad" out, thus cmphatically
"The stampede the Bualocs" in the Assembly when
brought the test Of fidelity tho principles and policy
OF the National Administration under Mr. Taylors resolu
tons-is but the PRELUDE trust to the Hega of the
dire squad ofree soil rencgades from the Democratic fold
The sooner this most desirable cousummation can be
brought abodt the sooner viii the Democracy OF the
State rcgnnit worried strength and soundness and prove
itself worthy of fell wshp with their brethren Of the
deracy As matters stand now the National Democracy
may well regard the reunited Democracy ofNew York.
acorrupt and di-graceiu coalition.
Now, we beg OF our Southern Democratic cotempo-
yrcs to inform tic people who the best opponents
OF the real opinions entertained by the Pierce Abo
ltonists-they OF the Northern press2 Who has the
best opportunity and the best evidence before them
IL judge of the tness of those Abolitonists to be
trusted with the power and patronage OF the Govern
ment The latter surely. Yet the expression o.
every Northern Ant-Aboliton paper ha, been con-
demnatory OF these appointments. Has it come to
this then that Northern journals have TO assume the
defence those great national principles involving
the interests of the South while Southern Democratic
journals dare not utter a word in their behalf, bu
strive to defend the power that spurns them, and
ineeky kiss the iod that chastseS then, with the
vain hope that thrift may follow fawning"!