The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-18

Guthrie, Eayls, and Bronson.

Guthrie, laws, and Bronson.
We publish to-day The letters OF Messrs Guthrie and
DAVIS in relation 10 family differences ia New York.
They will doubtless he attention Of all resdes
and, may be, give rise 10 conflicting opinions among
our friends.
i has been gwen out with great flourish Of irnmpes
and repesIed from day day ia the New York Herald
mat DIR bronson ~ preparing letter in feply to Mr.
back 10 old Kentucky, dissolve the cabinet knock The
administration INTO The middle of 1.-THE nsxt tsar, and
perform Divers other exploits that have hitherto been
though, 10 sqae Tor theft perormanee force than
ore man was capable OF exerng The explosion oil the
big gun on board the Princeton, during the presidency Of
Mr. Tyler. though il killed several members OF that gen.
tlemans cabinet and rendered Col Benons intellect
cripple Tor e, did no produce consequence hall 60
disastrous IN r Tyl.s administration ss Mr. Bronsons
forthcoming letter according 10 the Herald and lis schoes
will produce 10 MIR. PieIcc's. II the President is not
like ourselves somewhat inclined TO doubt Mr.. Bron
sons ability 70 play out the part Tor which be s set down
N The Heralds bll be ust be In dreads way True,
no and General DAVIS have heard the canAons foa and
faced death, without hnching the ensangu uinsd field
and Mr Guthrie may have heard the crack OF Kentucky
ie without utoing pale, bat what canson death. q
Kentucky rides compared with Collector BRONSON snse
oped IN bard shell and armed with the stump of the
pen with which he wrote his free-sol letter in ls4s
But Gen. Petce may have some little confidence
IN himself. and he may think that cabinet which num-
bers among its members who have intellects snd
fighting qualities, such as possessed by Marcy, Cash
ing. and Davis. may be able hoe its with
Collector Bronson and The Herads regiment of Royal
bardtnent with quite as much composure rs Mr.. Bennett
awaited the fate oil his application for the exalted post of
minister 10 France Still, there is possibility that the
President, in view OF the sword that hangs him and
his cabinet. may be in state OF feeling analogous 10
that OF the bacKwoods girl when she took her first les
son in courtng-nameiy. scared TO DEATH, without be-
ngs a. she was Al the esme tmel ticked toO"we beg
Mr. Bronson 10 hurry up his cabinet annihiaior. ltis
cruel TO keep the Presden, long in suspense and
Other weeks delay on The part OF Mr. Bronson may pro-
duce slate of asphyxia in the public which is now
that is 10 ZONE" from New, York.
Let us glance at the o1ence Of which Mr. Guthrie
stands charged and for which he and the rest o the cab
met are 10 be drawn and quarered by Mr.. Bronson.
MIR Guthrie. member OF administration which was
called into power by the united democracy OF The coany
hndng that the collector at New York assisting by
unwse distribution ol his patronage 10 reopen the old
breach IN the democratic ranks writes him letter. in
forming him that he President understands the princi
pies avowed as the platform OF the party Baltimore, all
democrats who joined in uphoding and carrying out The
same were entitled to be be recognised worthy OF The
Confidence oi the united patty, and consequently eligible
to official station and calling his attention c The fact that
the "banburner portion OF the democratic party dis
uncty ayowng and firmly maintaining The principles Of
the Baltimore platform as they now do. are, in the
opinion OF The President and his cabinet, ened 10 be
recognised by appointments 70 Official stations in the
New York CUSTOM house. Hereupon act OF men vho,
II they do not 60 tar as to think that they sought 10
have been consulted before the world made, at least
think that government Offices made for their espe
cal use and behouf, and Ought 10 be filled osY with
their advice and consent, flare up like stack OF tow in
ctde VI anu eHucdVuI lWtucI buCSess-
fully OF not reansio be seen) 10 convince MIR Bronson
that il is duty he the hard shell OF 1853, which
covers his so'i-fhell OF 1913, 10 make fool of himself
BY writing "splcy" reply to the Secretary OF the Treas
ufy.
Mr. gu,hne and the administration right ia this
matter. and the bone and sinew OF the party will back
them up in their enforcement OF the rule they have laid
down 10 the collector al New York. The kid glosed
gentry tho stand behind mahogany desks in the great
metropolis. and invent plans for living of the sweat OF
the poor may at the "wan OF dignity displayed
by the administration in it's "iniererence in the appoint
ment OF tdtwaIters " but the will applaud the
President and his cabinet for interfering prevent iJus
lice being done TO large body OF The people. We like
forces high unchonary TO behold without aresag an
act OF rank injustice committed By OF his subordi-
nales @
proclaimed by those who aiding and abetting
the treason in New York. that Mr. Brouson will reuse
to obey The Administrations wishes; that he will moi re-
sign that the President dare not remove him and that
il he removed, the Senate would refuse TO confirm
any man who might he nominated in his stead. This
proclamation il intended tevsfu 10 the admnistra
lion. Men who lived in the trying lines OF Old Hickory
heard precisely such ihunde. the. They tell US
failed produce the intended effect II will fail again
With his own reputation a courageous statesman TO
susain-wiih Clark Miss glorious statue OF the hero
Of the bank before him he stands IN his door 10
him for the conflict against The powerful, and ~
defence of the poor, ds waters" though they besnd
with Pennsy the wheel horse oil the national de-
nocacy, she Is the Key Of the federal arch,
thund<rIMg her approval oil has policyFrsnkn Pierce
will be deferred BY threats from carrying out his To-
rious purpose OF consolidating the democratic party.
The heart Of the couatry is with him. Lei him go ahead.