Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-29
RICHMOND WHIG.
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The New York Courier advertng to the symptoms
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the great Dcmocranc family, has the following re
marks
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nj. a, w.shng,on fro, ,bs ~, n.r,v or
The attitude OF mbostity assumed Inv consier.hIe
division of ths marty IN ris P.,c,
SINCE the polcy revu,tip, bis annojn,man,s became
Known |. becoming hold and .vgress;va Lm;ds, ,h.
compca,ons which surround the President from the dis
sensons of those Who brought him into Office tho no;n,
a d,.c.r,ih. a, vh;cb m. nsh. m the an, on
of tho ppcples which has becn ,bps
IA, dispensed will diyerce The projectors of one of the
designed to be at the seat of
mont intend 70 maxi II the of IN org,pi
,,;on Of the Nation. Union Partv ard th.v
propose to occupy position of antasousm TO the admin
satop on the express ground that General Pierce has
.h,s. The az h;s oace nv co,ferr;ng ncaa
mon solers and secesons. and proscribng or AZ
least neglcug those who proved themselves the friends
Of Compromise the Constitution and the Union of the
S,acs In the crisis through which the country has recent
lv nsssed The section of the marty which have carried
off the largest share of the offices do not decline the issue
ofrcd them by the Union Democrats They have obtain
cd their successes at Washington by using the argument
,h. In tbe respectiye sections of country thsy are in
large msorty competitors who stand upon the
Union and COMPROMISE platform At the South the
Rights secessionists or 're eaters ma that they
remained on the Democratic platform while the compro.
misers left them and formed a union with the whgs-
They repudiate Cobb and Foote emens and Downs as
deserter and recusants The Barnburners and Soft Shells
of the North use an analogous plea The Hunkers they
aver abandoned the fary doctrines of strict construction
and federal power and to the Wings
or course the Union men, North aud South admit some
of the counts in this Indictment but answer that tempo
r,rv fusion with the Wings was necessary to save the
Union
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present moment the Rreno Post representing the coai
ton Barnourner and secessonis which has been ex
h. H. 49,. ;r.n, IT, ps.i,ou, 's
towards the factions Of extremists North and South but
the pressure OF the Union men has been aud continues
Ti sp, Of s-mneSs sn,inn Co., I;ndinoss of
heart as well as from want Of the JacksonAn vir.
tue Of decision The AnticomPromise candidates for his
mo-. scys noic.ns Of ,bs S,,,.s 70 mich ,,.s anu
Gen Pierce and Mr. Marcy concur in regarding these test
monas as che evidence OF public opinion and 0estow the
sscyio,s o,s n. cho,,
States and it is the policy to make any movement
ke 20 starte ihe Democracy Of that section But i'm
the pledges made 70 Mr. Dix in rerorJ 70 ,hs Trsnc5
MISSION will be decided and the best informed speculao
on te motives anu p0ey o. the Executive consider his
mvements of the National D,uocrs,. and We bnniJ no,
be surprised if their organ attained position of
g'eas Iisiece anu po~sr N'.n lne parry Inc extent OF
caratou of GOV dickinson that sat al imes and unon
all occasions he should be found opposed this hybrid
Sa9straon, ana oy the letter OF Mr.. Taylor OF our
lin resolutions. The st in ,he pnrtv viii begin. orrath
r mas begun, IN this State The opposition 10 the Presi
Dc S measures out ofces II ~i
Congress when viii enlyen the iscus.ions and strr
giles"
The course Of Gov Dickinson sof the gravest party
importance he is therecognsed leader of the National,
or Union, or Compromise Democrats in all the Nor
thern States. Before the Baltimore COnventon-that
grand machine for manufacturing great men out of
small materials, he a far more consequential per-
sonage than the Brigadier For two days and half
aud for thirty-hve ballots he was the chosen candi
date for the Presidency of all the Union Democrats
of the South and particularly Of Virginia. By our
men he was proclaimed the ''noblest Roman of them
NIL" Now this gentleman leading half the Democra-
cy Of the Empire State, and admired by the Union
Democracy in every other State, feels himself
PEELED by the Free Soil proclivities Of the Admins.
zion to declare that Eat all times end upon all occl
sions he should be found opposed 10 thu byIrjd i'd
"ini'trdtion."
Isn't that sign of dissolution? Isn't it more p
is II not an evidence that The Administration deserves
TO fall; That it has been false to the Conservative
and Republican principles on which it sought and OBJ
tanned the confidence Of the country? ia Northern
statesman of Mr. Dickin.on's ENLARGED md national
49, ~ ,VP"u'"'e al administration which
~ PO"e''u,y 70 invest with authority, be-
']'N VI 10 SSSti uSOfganLlng course,