Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09
The Mission Cf the ADM inistraIf ION

OH the Z0u oil feDfuary, 1op
Mr. Buchanan, who has rec bntly been
aRpoin nted by President Pierce, Alin-
is ter Plenipotentiary 10 England, nd
df fessb bd the following noble and t ply
K epub blican Sentimenis, 10 a com
mEt,ee of the Democracy of B;lti-
moreI
"We must inseribe ppoh \ our Ian
ndr. 4 sacred regard for th 3 reserved
rightFef the S,ates-7a s trict cpn-
slFucEion of the cons5 5ttut on-a he
nihl tp Congress of powers not far-
fly grI Ilntcd by That iusE run lent, antl 4
rigid economy in TIE ppbli4 ezpeii l.
turesP'
THe principles eml race ID in this
(!dclaEation indicate the mis- aSionof tie
pd eseht Administration as regards its
I'D me Ftic policy.
1T was the sentiment set forth that
cd meA Ated the union of thd Sc divided
n IssA S of our party Wild b dift red
alou the policy proHer 10 be Hur-
sdcd upon the passage OF ,he com
pfonl ise measures bH CbngFess.
I'll By are noble and patf fojic sehti-
m INIT worthy Of thd dis tinguisAcd
sdur4b from which Iiiey em;uated,
aid iIot unworthy Of the great aHos
tfes 5F tie Democratic iMlii, wloare
Icl clliinlhd as its founder an,l ''e;rly "a
aer4 The party !iroug ghoa4 the
U hidh, with that lofty Patriotism and
q FaT perception, which have ever ilis-
tibgtEshed it in each trk ing cmefgen-
'cJ, dalled 10 the suIIpcrt of tlsese
stea doctrines, and did inscribe ItIiem
boi their banner
T He banner they upheld tb4oqgh
q puI Ils of calamny anll seas Of Sian
i Ir hntil they d ore The gallant COLOR
gtaI9 which glbriously upheld Fl, 10
tAe borico If tie cat1;ol, aud Tie
lag itself to the 81 Inmit cIr its
domH II +
n c Preside pt h as tntcred upon
his ligh olllce With tad4e auspieious
proH iises, and upheld and SUPPORT
ed h the WHO IL DtmP Pcracy df the
Unibn, and Il. gryat mass dr the
Am trican people. He has sunpund-
ed himself with able and patriotic
adyi s. rs, who have the conlidehce Of,
the people.
The whole country trusts and con-
tfde4 IN him.
I E same American and Vigorous
polify villclaracterize the foreign re- +
Iatidus Of the Government untlsr the |.
Adj hiuistra,lon. While our Govern
medt will seek peace and good Vii
4 er5 tbnding with al nations, the
i.rigHtk Of Tie illnnLieSt Americ;Rl cit
lizer will be protected 'fom enepoach-
uI Icl or insult hy ha hghty {cspo-
1>nIs, wllicli il not resisted. Mould .
cfp4h our rising Repul licai poger.
( These landmarks should ngt lie
lost sight of amid thf effort Which
sill be made. which j deed LIS al
rqa1y been ms'le, to distract AID d.
yEd4 The Democratic Far!y, aiAl the
aFh krents Of the Adfir7nistraii9n. on
aEcd unit Of the distribl tion Of l4eder-
Al Ilicos.
Tic real people, Who core 5lit;le
Wild may bel the fivorii rs Of thy Ad-
nil IissratiorI, 50 they e hone4t and
capIlle, and support cts Of the c6nsii-
tut MwiIl only ask " other the pub
liz functio tagies, scll t.cd By The
Pre Eident are such as Nill carry Put
and enforce these shcfeh Republican
doc lines which constitute the Pa lla-
dir n of our Cove drnnicnt, and Tie
SAID guard OF the RIGHTS Iof the STA IS.
Thd y Will inQuiFe inko tIhcir int4gifty !
and ability; buE roIlisi ingeauols or
Ingenious effort Of the bppositid IN ban ,
lead them to diA iru4t TIE Presiijnt,
while he keels ID FieF these erf f4t
Lard marks OF tile cdn8titution. ffliey
will rally arourI d him With tic N pie
zeal, determine ion and enthusiasm,
while they see himI cRdeayoripg to
uphold these 4rdat principles. and
The more readily. as they may wit
ncs any aitenh pts of selfish or dis
APT ointed place men to| inyalidat$ bis
strength, or Weaken his hold q pom
their affections because Of his hoh nest
discharge of a high duty, in select
ing agents who are faithful and Tor- +
thd, to carry pat tie principles Of
the Goyernmeh ht.
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