The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-15

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ut,h sbess ,ise-ss vsss They willing osndtss any
sandal for Tho sske II personal emolument
There can be- II our judgment, mstsks stoat the
nuroo.e and effect of all this is condso the poll
icy of ibe administration. TO besk op the union OF the
democratic party Of New, York, aud to surrender The
State 10 the Sewardie wings
That such articles as these OF the Democrat should be
written and Published under the mctsnoe of zeal for
~anoasli.y appears TO us 0sxp.cable II is tue that
some preience 10 conceal their real object indspenssby
necessary But we submit that the pseence OF ~rsow
atty is the very last pretence which the Democrat should
put forward II is quite too transparent. The whole
county knows sustain The national principles Of
the Baltimore platform, The union OF all democrats who
good faith accept them is indispensable In the face
of this fact, the Democrat rePudiaes with demo
Gratis in whose Creed declared by themselves does
no, profess TO find shortening or error II this be not
merely acous course il does no, imply gross breach
of party faith, contempt for the feelings and wishes OF
the masses of The sound democracy OF New York and OF
the country and settled hostility 10 the whole position
and ,ocy OF the administrations for ourselves
are unable TO comprehend either lis meaning purpose
Ii win be rsrceyed that the National Democrat places
s denuncalion OF certain democrats upon The ground
Tia, they ioiH at Syracuse reairm the Baltimore plat
FORM including the faithful maintenance and execution
Of the fugitive law Now. the Albany Argus. which is
am older soldier ia tho "hard" than The Democrat.
thus denounces the very same men upon the assumption
that Syracuse they will refuse 10 ador The Baltimore
platform:
That there will be delegates. at SyAcets who viii hope
TO pass by all questions Of fidelity the Baltimore plat
form, the doctaes Of the Pesident as SCI forth Ia his
lnaa4nml Address and to the constitutional amendment
providing enlargement and final completion OF the
canals from results a'rsa dy known There will
be willing waive all these poins--to leave
the party without dscarauon upsn which to appeal Tor
support Of The peoples and TO leave such candidates
may selected Tor support the polls banner 10 bear
victory, and platform upon which 10 stand. There
/ vii be others who win oppose nfehrand' any en-
dost me Mt or Iesinaton oi the compromise
and who witt endeavor while hypocflucsly protesting
friendship ihem ignore theis existence upon the
book and The hold they have taken The hearts,
of The people And there will be those OF this stamp who
viii Claim in that convention place 10 which they have
co shadow of Iighhe unrep1n,ant and uawashsd par
lcipaors of lSi6denonncels Of The nations
al democracy ard, while claim ing excessive friendship for
the administration The open and constant rsg!efs and
OF it's docnes Sne, the assoc iaions into
which the democracy OF this STATE whose community
of feeling wi the party of Tho Union has never been
bfoken, will be invited TO enter itlt fApH
Now from this contradictory statement OF ,hetwo lead
ing organs OF the hads TO their for ienounc-
ing and breaking up the union OF the party 10 New York,
the inference certainly appears to be inevitable that the
whole allegation is preext, No democrat that
we know Of prcends that the democracy OF New York
should unite on any bull The sound national position
sumel by The administration and The democracy OF the
country Ii is The pecuari,y-we think they will find
il 10 be an unfortunate peculary-of The "hards tina,
they a0ne OF all the dsmocsals Of the by-ons States.
oppose and denounce that union even on that broad
national ground. .t7' A5sih BY