Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-29
Cerre,panasnse Of The Whlr.

The Presidents message ard the repo;ts % the Dcpar,
men Is ard Buresux, understand, all ready for Con
gresA The administration convinced of ia,
egrgous "buuder Ta'yrand would call it, which the,
committed by Interesting In the New York election
Were the effects Of that blunder confined to that Stat
alone they would feel css regard them; bu
they know very well that the South sympathse viii
the lizards" and make common with them. Dread
ing this effect OF their utilization with the frecsoers
the North, upon the Democracy of the South the
letter OF Mr.. Cushing written ostensbly to Massach-
sets man. prepared expressly or the South aud
intended 10 operate as antidote TO the dose Of poison
which Guthrie hal administered to New York; and YOU
viii ind that the Presidents message is pitched upon the
same key. Ii viii be eniarccmc OF the inaugural
and will be filed with such doctrines and professions
supposed to be palaabe the Southern Democracy
aud likely TO calm their perurbed icclngs-perturbe
by the incxcusable meidiug with the local affairs of New
York aud the direct attempt oist upon the people
that State men who obnoxious and hateful to
them.
but will the South be satisfied with the hollow and in
sirccrc professions in the face OF conradicng and
aciions II they sanction the proceedings Of the Cabinet
they stand with folded and calmly witness the de-
nuucation of such men Dickinson, Bronson. Brady
Cooley. Clinton and their colleagues and the raternki-
ton Of Van Buren, Fowler Cochranc, and the
OF the North generally they should bc left hereafter and
-iN b. 20 fight their battles. unaided nv Northern
men. IL they stand by ard look with indifference upon
the warfare being wsged against those who
ncby stood by them heretofore IN the hour OF need how
they again call upon Wings Democrats at the
North 70 stand by them in sinl'r crisis7 Il ia
marvellous to me how such papers the Richmond En-
qu'rur and Charleston Mercury take part with the
u>ifs;ion they do, in supporting freeSoes and de
uuuncing the "oli ljnc Ucocais who have ever been
he friends OF the South The only Inference
To hc drawn irum - thai all the former those
presses in regard to Southern rights and the danger they
i0. mere shallow prcicuccs go, up for effect
If this i not The case, how og their
aAinS their ireCsoi cne. 10 their bosoms. aud siding
With the administration against their Northern friends
Their j. Cgigml Northern men, and gives
color L. the assertion constantly made in 1885, an since
the ireCSolcIs. that the South in in an
he clsuor had raised about Northern acrcs,orS tina,
they were only PLAYING rt, aud taat thi, part Of
She play set ,ofh m Ito bi.,s. Was So
Fru" what learn, We may expect to of the
reports Of the hu,ds of Grpltncuts rejecting upDn
'ud oc>urpS the proceedings and their pfeicces.
thctery, like 'he publican Who PRAYED in puhlic
showing thar they not hke other men Heretofore
there has been that degree Of courtesy observed ON
change OF administration towards their predecessors in
li.cc that official cci,sure has been ..
iul-cd in hy their SUCCESSORS that has been left the
violent portion Of the political Vrcsstver ready
'r LuoNi any why or wherefore, II would Ice matter OF
'ctet 'n the right minded ani rejecting portion of az
NsrteS witness deviation iinm course So marked
i,h prnpi''v aud oihciI courtesy the present
ard though We nave in some former instances seen
.irah and ugsst-' c'cry stat" papers Of this Kind
thus Gar b, svcd the hum alton of having mean
'r"s "vti'inr rc"rile or malignant attacks upun tue
acts Of predecessors.
n,. O, h..cal have been called upon a. am rredi.
hy iuiurme tor reports in detail the former mode
n carr ing on the current business of their resp
ces, sni The state in which thcv found business the
no 90; performing tie duties, aud the st,tr tie
gsuts i- uoN iu. fc-c reports, understand viii be
usJc tr hg-s af ;r c.nsurr, sld the aultun II the
resent ircu-hruts, thu making the head of depst,.
perform the usual task OF pcnny.s iucr aud civ,
=; spur pull 10 Eimcli and h.. suboyiuate~. Even
thc former heads of departments learn, IN all
Ia l." spared LUt Il that plan Ice adopted they
sill fad tina; there blows bc received a, well a.
given; tla; nothing can to alcdgci against the acts OF
proceeding u Ih- members OF tue late administration or
their mode nl conducting public business which cannot
ne ! with three fold effect a-i;nst their Democratic
pre- lec-nis particularly under the Fol Administrations
When the whirs came into power, under General Tay.
Ar thew cuartyouay detained from any cominru7 or
attack upon the Of th,sc who had precss LEI them
Oush God Euuss ttcy h5i ample scope and verge
auo4-h7 have d.ue with telling eics ami die same
'n' of court i.rb,afnce Was adhered "a und Mr.
Fillmore. 10 uus upon popularity glIucd ia This small
SIytiat tayy relied Tor iI-uhcIuoH and approval by
SaI 10 ,i:y or Su TSiS % ~ INA, ~, e, S ~otAs
d.aS companions between them and their ptedsocs-
A. tn any ref,,,ns in the routine or mode of
conducting the business OF the different departments
they nothing NOR. than completing toe plan which
arranged aud commenced under tn" lte aiin>lrI-
ION, au carving "'o ELECT IN" provisions Of Nuateg
li Tor 81 rtu5gau,l alton OF the different Bureaus, and
lIssis. ;ac clerks which 'hc late Heads OF Drpart
meats could 30, the ball GG not 90 into operation
hope autcipatons may prove grouudess, and my
Information incorrect, though have much
hiN latter reliable. At any Hos reTro,s
Father Rtchc 10 used 10 say.
prince John has been here again, very lately II
c!osse;el with the Secretary OF the Treasury on
rhauk, day. when but the elite were admit.
ted into the Treasury baldug it being "heS non"
lOyGi!. orc.
Ms-iss'rrl CEvur-Thc recen. election IN Mississippi
i said Indicate settled purpose no; 10 provide tor ihc
epudiI,,d Doads Of the state passed to European and
Iih-r creditors, hc establishment of the Union BaGk
go l>"S-'. Judge lris'r, Of the Supreme Court has
defeated for reelection mainly because Of his recent
tua;ion OF the Councillors decision that thee Bonds
constitutional, and impose both moral and legal Oh
giou the State To pay them, and there is also
20 believe that tc same influence operated extensively
well tie against GOV. Fooic the Union candidate Oh
tue State tlcke;.--BIii,aoSs AH,srie1n.
AoNET NnsiN0-un Monday h7t, Court day, there was
aFgn from gentleman n this place, the Of one han
I"t -d hi'y dollar r NO goo e.. huulrcG and the