The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-29

amaon the wing party stand by lis guns and seize
The first occasion" TO bring back the whole black Gaia
logue OF corruption abuse. and public peril which sg
matized the administrations OF Harrison and Taylor
In contrast with these declarations OF the Louisville
Journal cite the following article from the most &C
tive of the wing organs in this city The Republic OF
yesterday. referring 10 its recently 'pedged uniform and
cordial support OF the administration. proceeds to say
The press throughout the country, far as IL has given
voice the rational sentiment has approved our course
Our language has ELECTED the praise OF public journals In
all sections and OF all parties. IL appears that we have but
anc the popular determination that the impulses
that have prompted in sympathy with those that
move the great heart OF the American people and that al
though President Pierce has been elevated his high posi-
zion by the voice OF party he will be sustained In that
position, long his actions and national by the
voice Of the No faction, worthy OF that poor
nse will be arrayed against him No opposition, Tor the
sake opposition, will present It's front No nreatonabe
and acrimonious party will degrade Itself by pretending TO
expose and abuses that do exist For those things
ha in the judgment of his counymeE wrong he will
be condemned but for nothing else
.sWe gratfed to know that have thought and felt
with the of counuymen in this particular and
ha they commended for it, But find. posi-
BILE, still greater pleasure in fully given
that have incurred the and provoked the wrath
of those whose minded sectionasm and
spirit Of faction totally forbid all appreciation of higher
motives than those by which they themselves PEELED
strife and neutrality-suspicious. images like phantoms, visi
BILE when darkness envelopes the horizon and conscious
Of approaching evil peryades the hearts omen Delight
ing in the censures Of such exut in the imbe
cy of their malignant purposes, readers will be
surprised TO learn that we have perused with peculiar
pleasure in the columns Of The Albany Evening Journal
pay and mendacions assault urseves having for its
basis the single allegation that in words which the
Journal has felt conttraned quote, il has been pur
pose 1t certainly has been pleasure to render
him president Perce) the full measure of commentator
for sentiment expressed and performed
which judgment could give it's free assent We need
only add the repeated that this shall DO
rule of action, unless in the melancholy vcisstudes
time may, in soma dark hour, fall far below
present render the Journals praises
cepabe than its welchosen words Of foul and rbad defa
nation"
The country has good deal Of the elasticity OF
the wing conscience and of the capacity OF wing organs
to change their tactics and adapt their old commitments
10 circumstances Still, it certainly is difficult 10
how the Journal (ether Of Louisville OF OF Albany
and the Republic long 60 together exponenls
and leaders of the opposition party. This task,
plainly hard enough in itself, appears still more imprac-
ticable in view Of the almost unanimous approval with
which the people have hailed the broad national policy
of the administration, the signal merit OF which has al
ready carried home to the minds Of many OF its parli.
opponents the conviction that both patriotism and
prudence call upon them to disband
Among these who, having once been whgs
have now awakened to the fact that the wing party
never did sympathizs with the popular feeling nor,
as party. mpersonate the true principles upon which
our government must be administered. the admins.
traton may doubtless find some faithful supporters
Its comprehensive and patriotic policy may well chal-
enge their aid, as has already their approba-
lion. We respect the motive and spirit OF such men,
and would judge their past opposition 10 the dem.
ocratc party in unduly harsh censorious spirit
bal conviction s the less clear that upon the uni
ted national democacy-the great and victorious demo.
cratic organizaton-the administration will found it's cor.
f'encs of future support and triumph. The
is theirs, and they made il. The old democratic party
independent Of all cliques acons and pledged TO the
equal and seadast maintenance of the perpetuty of the
Union and the jus, rights of the Satesthe democracy OF
Jefferson Jackson, and Polk this great partynever ore
and shield of the present administration Thsls the party
which alone has responded the American spirit
This is the party by which the good government
both in domestic and foreign relations has ever been
maintained II may and il will attract converts and adhe.
rerts from other political organizations, The tine NAV
even be at hand when there shall be no eecual oppos
ton 10 it, But, after ALL and for the future IA here.
ofore lis reliance must be upon itself and upon lis own
organic aiion-upon itself the representative of
the American people, upon its organization including
the only true political principles and the only instrument
atty which can keep them 10 power.