The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-24
Interference in state Politics.

The wings OF North Carolina have opened the canvass
in that State BY charging the administration with inter
ference in State elections This charge has reference 10
the removal OF Mr. Bronson and the of the Uxton
in regard the in Mississippi That siaunch
democratic journal. The North Carolina Standard. makes
triumphant defence OF the administration. The repl,
Is made 10 a resolution adopted by whig meeting in
Franklin county, and is az follows:
Bot the Franklin wings complain OF interference by
the lnsranon in eecuoos Ia New York aud Misssip
pi We do admit the charge but admitting it
true advantage The wings respect
the democrats Is II not known that Mr., Fillmore
moved southen-rg hs from Office. that the cd,c
veal from Washington that no venion
wing Gould expect favor paironagc this hands Of bis
administrator Widths be denied And did not Mr.
Webster, when Secretary OF State, the paonsge and
influence OF bis Office against sboitonisis and traitors In
the hig ranks the free Stsesl And did southern
wings, with mos flexible consistency, while they praised
Mr. Fillmore Tor giving II 10 the secessonsu' and Nash
vtle convention men, at the same limo shout Mr.
Webster ior pursuing he dad with his strong arm aud
large heart the traitors and aboonss referred to Sure
ly they did but what is 1t that wings will
mend ia a wbig administration
q New York policy of tho present ndmnis
traton concerned aware that IL Hers In any
respect from that adopted Ia other free The rec
ords Washington viii show that, Of the sppointe Ia
that Stale, threeioorhs have been hunkes very
object the administration had in view removing Mr.
Bronson 70 avoid in local poitics While
preeuing, as we have shown, hunkers over bar-
burners did intend that this preferences should be
carried faras 10 array the the side of any
faction in New York and Mr. Bronson wnt therefore, in
struced appoint office platform deuocrau-in Other
words to take part by his appointments Tho cleo
ihen pending. He replied by The miserable qabbl~
that he had appointed FREQ soer and he told
in plain terms that he had viosted instructions and uust
his post. The mistake on Mr. Guhres part was
in getting into argument with him was the sgrnt Of
the Secretary, and he ought have been
marty the very moment he disobeyed nsuucons Being
turned out he up hypoortical cry he had been
prescribed because he would appoint TO Of
fee and then MI Dickinson who had been more or l-s IT.
riiaed ever since Mr. Marcy called cabinet Joined
forces with Bronson and We have medley OF gem
temen IN that State very solciious Tor the rights Of
South when those rights unassaicd, and The friends
and par'i.sns Of Mr. Fillmore. led by tho Immaculate
Bennett, OF the Herad-all of whom preparing to
make systematic warfare this fugitive we
law administration These the fncts in few words.
The sympa,hes OF the administration have been from the
frs, with the Cass men Of New York but the
time the President unmndlul Of the facts that
thousands of the barnburaers had abandoned their errors
and supported his election that they had in their
ton, emphsticay endorsed the fugitive slave law which
more Than the whig convention OF the State did
that they falling In line under the lead Of conn
promise administration and disposed TO give in the
iutoe some pledge at atonemen for the sehshnes d.or
ganizst'on, and ambition OF the past And such benp
the facts, he lr IL 10 be bis duty and properly a. we
think, permit ali the power OF his adnins,sson 10
be brought TO besr against em OF these repenrsnt
banbutnrrs a. is true have been erponted 10 otc. bot
not ONE OF them has been cnl 90 post Of con ma
influence or importance II except Cen-rsl Dix who
has resigned aud whose place lbs been flied wth .
bunker Bat suppose the President had pursued a differ.
cDt course suppose he had appointed man W no bnd
been bsrnbunef would not these very wings,
hard to please, have feprosohsd him Tor negectng those
who had contributed 70 his election, who bringing
forth fruits meet for repentance, and who had entitled
themselves 20 something ike general by their
coo 81 ~ the BaitfnoTe Coaveni,on1 And more
q tue frankie wings viii joa look composition
thr ses "a the ee Systes they viii roJn, they
should have the disposition, southern democrats
ior anything in this respect which they have submitted
or done.