Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

.....,. s,.,. co,xsptions The Barnburner faction
avo~ Adhcrenee the Baltimore Platform and approve
the Administration Of Gen. Pierce The Innkers give
h su,oort 10 the Adm butthey press their
opposition to giving aid and comfort to the freesoers oy
coalition with them aud they appeal to the PRESIDENT
and the Democratic members Of Congress to carry into GU
feet the full meaning of the Baltimore platform. Inc!
offer assurances OF respect aud esteem TO the Ne" iOS
Hard Shell Democracy and to Daniel S. Dickinson In
their the Hon. Caleb Cushing was treated pref
~ rourhl, by one of the speakers Mr. Barsow The re-
mort Of his speech in the Boston Atlas states that he char
ed Mr. Gushing with deceivng the President with being
Wbir a coaIionist, and an abolition agtator, and
read various extracts to prove the truth OF his charges
lie also charged Mr. Gushing with being instrumental in
giving the New England appointments to aooh''onis's
rs-ws commend the following letter from Mr.. John
A. Dix to the consideration such Of his Southern friends
as have been so ready to endorse him for the Court Of ST.
Cloud 1t appears that he is sOemnly pledged to his
Free Soil friends. to be with them "dcr all eiresidn-
ees and in all tpe"-his Georgia letter Notwithstanding
East HAMPTON Aug. l6, lS4S.
"GESrLENEN II have received pour invitation to attend
meeting Goshen, the 25th ins = and regret eh-
ceedincly that | am compelled 10 decline IT.
ain your efforts and desire TO maintain the Of free
territory and free labor fully and cordially s!mPathse
The last hours Of the late session of Congress sgnazed
gratifying triumph of the friends OF freedom IN the
territories in the exclusion OF slavery forever from Oregon
The question Of power settled beyond dispute No man
hereafter say, with any hope OF response from the
public Judgment that Congress may not without violating
the Constitution prohibit slavery in the territories OF the
United States This is great point gained The whole
question resolves itself into OF eNpedency ana u Is 10
be hoped for the honor OF the country, that majority OF
the American people and Of their representative IN Con
reSs will never admit that considerations OF ehpedt
ency will justify the establishment OF slavery IN territory
where il does not exist This the question TO be pr
.ented the session of Congress IN organizing terri
toal governments for California and New Mexico. TIE
contest freedom in the territories - not vet over IL
will be renewed with increased vigo and though can
not doubt the result hail with pleasure all demonstra-
ons of opinion in of principles, which cannot he re-
nquishcd without ncting blow on the general
prosperity and casting deep reproach on the pubic repu
aton atm happy to know that the democracy OF orange
are about to take cround this question. Let It be pro-
claimed that territories free shall remain tree; and DC as
sured this issue shall be with you under all CIR
cumstances and IN all lime. With renewed expression
Of my regret that unable to be with on the 2sih
inst,
Il AN, very respectfully, your friend and Ooedient ser
want, JOHN a. DIA,
"wA.HrxoroS SexrrSEL."-we have received the LIST
No of this paper published Washington, by Mr. Bev-
erley Tucker land under the editorial management of
Nessrs VIM NJ Oyerton sud Charles Maurice Smith.
The typographical appearance'of the paper IS proposes
ng-,he editorial is fiery one, and as the
modesty incident to u debut is of may look out
for demonstrations which will a sensation As
uarmonizer it, advent could not be Opportune-for
the great Democratic Family manifsts just this time,
4 most vehement desire to disregard the aimontou-
b, RYE yol s . ss aSysr a ysi e y
1; j. fariou-y beat upon row-and while the lively
hoys Of the Sentinel" have our bes, wishes for the
success OF then compromising and fraerni:ns projects
we creaty fear that most disastrous failure awaits them
But there i: hope, while there i life.