Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-15
Adherence Of Opinion.

ments Of the Presi lent
"There is nothing inconsistent in the policy Of the Al
mnissraOn; the contrary ii looks TO the accomplish
ment Of common object, by the fold eKpedent OF
persuasion and force President Pierce seeks double
security Tor the peace Of the country in policy which,
il fail to soohe aud subduc the violence Of faction will
sternly suppress and punish overt demonstration OF
treason.
"wha more can the most clamorous champion Of the
South deuands Ifthe President, bya coueiatOry policy,
propiacs the na'c>m of our os and arrests their n
cendary agitation should We not be content with the
rcsls Nay, Is it not better for our own interests as well
as for the security the Union that autslavery agi
ation be Suppressed bv pacific and conciiory policy
than be crushed by vOleucc which may convulse the
country -
That is the Eugjrsrs opinion about the appointment
OF hcionsts to places Of trust and power. But Organ
No. 3 enter,aias very different opinion. The SeHtie
Of the 18Th inst; in AN article showing up these
factionsts OF the Northern wing in their colors
says:
docs anv man believe thai the leaders Of the Buffalo
rebellion are washed Of their abolition stains Has
Prince John rcpudstcd the Wmot proviso rcpcntcd
the that he would vote for man for President who
was not opposed 90 slavery extension, as he terms 1t p
Has the leader Of the free sellers gubsrnaoria Of
1915 rcpudiaed the Bltlo platform and His for Mex
lean super, othc domestic Of the south -
| IRE these Dse, true. Ttst lcio false Who
| untgu,twotthy
"E,pcrieucc teaches ,hatit Is oil old
/ friends for new ASIin-bought friends rcla.
pa,hcs and sro-tlncous attraction The first fail when
the pay Tails, the last cndures through life.
Thc grca, lunhus of the day, in reference to this
class OF fish Is, that implicit reliance is to be placed in
their professions The tnucsS OF their adherence
principle is judged by the oudness OF their declarations
Of good faith. "Al that giittcrS is not gold, old
adage-"Appearl icCcittu" saws another. Wis
dom in vain protests against trstin those whose rsicl
" has been proved. Policy Intellectually procaims de-
strucuon To be the result Of the casting of Of tried friends
for the ithcss. Who return only for the spoils. Honor
insists that they who have stood 10y Us in adversely, shall
be rewarded when prosperity smiles least before those
who brought disaster upon and only rturn TO crook
the pregnant hinges Of the knee where Thrift may follow
| iawuiuC'
at !, all in vain. new lishtbrcaks in upon us The
aithcs must be adorned with the richest apparel and
hold tie highest position Of The and faithful
amid the ithe, must bc postponed their beters The
with reward for his wickeneSs the other with
! dishOuOr and OhScuritv for his virtue.
$50 goes the world! But will be told OF the story
of TIE returning proGga-o his ttci ca-his best robe
the ring upon his hand, and the shoes upon his feet
lS all true But with the r.rIr the analogy TO the "a
ere parable ends Where j. the penitent crys Pccca-
/ vi, Pcccay, ! have sinnel. l repent am more
/ worthy 70 be called THY son! MAKE NE AS An HIRED
This the age FOR Democratic doctors to differ and We
are not much surprised this radical difference of opin
ion between two leading organs OF the party. While the
Wing press coincide with such high authority the
side 'n respect TO the official appointments of Mr.
Pierce, submit whether they should be ceusured by
the other side for want of "caulor or magnauimitv''-
After they settle their differences it may be time
enough bc5tow iemnaton upon the press Of the
opposite party. We should ike to hear the arguments
the Sentinel answered before seeing the ws press come
in for share of censu-e. re must be pardoncd
for expressing the opon that we think such lectures
would come witt. much better grace after the quarrels in
the p,r,.a,c family are settled on this score. We
nmeni to certain four Democratic cotemporaries the
sentiments recently pat forth by the organ of the North
ern iactonss the New York Post as cited nv the Sent
mel The Post in speaking OF the resolutions of the two
Democratic Conventions recently held the State Of New
York, says:
Both Of them adopted stereotype set Of phrases
"hcl no more express the opinions OF their constituents
IMAM iley were recognition Of tho Greek mythology
rs l'e SoH OF ,i' country There never was in
opinion form O! words uttered in mock WORSHIP with
more utter h1lrcSnes AMI disregard Of sincerity than
n">c phrases OF toe Two assemblies of the delegates at
syracuse. Bu. LAYING aside that part of the Mat
.ouu as mere nonsense" sc.
This indicates pretty plainly upon Democrats author
~ that one about bad as the other and that the
President has missed the figure most woally in his "eu-
platte declaration to appoint office who does
not honestly endorse the Baltimore Platform" A. TO the
question: who are the Simon Pure it for the Democrs
ey to setue among tlem-elye4 We have, in the mean
Tine the very be- authority for believing that the eudor
-crs Of the Baltimore Platform are not to be found among
he testimony Of the acknowledged organ Of that faction
The Now York Post Of date Aus defines their DO
sitou
" The ru'. hl down 10y Ir Guthrie-that Of adherence
10 ihc Baltimore pltiorn-S di,gracelUy Hibsral OF IL
sell me Baltimore platform, readers will remember
vs. not adopted uv the Convention which nominated Mr.
Fierce ia such manner give i any weight, IL was
not considered i debated il was NOT mt To vote
w sao way as On 1ud any Indication Of the opinions
OF i"e majority O! tac mem crs-it was brought forward
. maj of tI.
members were gone and others were going OUT Of the door
t vas not heard 10y half the people the floor and Lot
voted for 10y half the That any grown man and in
particular that VI. Guthrie who Is grown man NOT nIy
n person but a intellect should bring forward this bug
bear OF te Blmorc platform every DAY in the year. like
"hch we can hardly account
Yet in the teeth Of such declarations those who utter
them are taken under The especial favor Of the Admins
t'aton-aTe held up the cndorsers Of the itimorc
piatorm-lre cafi.saclbg The Washington In,, as .the
Administration party, and The New York Post, through
whose columns those sentiments Of determined
10 the Baltimore platform announced Is 10 constant
receipto 10 government obs Wcrcspecul'y ask then
OF our Democratic cousCr-, how far Mr. Pierre is comfy
nS with his emphatic dec aration that he would appon
no man % occ WHO loe- not honestly endorse the Blt
more platform, and would umuary cashier any nd,yid
uil WHO manifest the els; sympathy with AJotouisu~
/ EcHoPtN lNrmuGENcE.-Tnc Dispatches we publish.
dyes'e'-'F OF iue news received per steamer Canada
VIII" yates from Liverpool 90 the ,t inst, show that tue
price OIL u'i-IsIlls las Undergone au1ter advance in
Tue iy'esn markets. Prices are -I tending upuarls
according 90 te Ciullls news. Every steamer tina,
H's arrived Of late brings adsi.cs Of additional advances
Regardless Of the termination Of the war question +, a.
pears iHa' bcaisius have jet arrived at their max
/ mum price,
. VI 'he Eastern question the reports by the Clnad,
give 40 ''ion but rather add to the probabilities o.,
""' ''' Ilr.s seem determined upon the speedy com.
"'.'''-"' o' "o'cs BOO defiance Of the slir.us refusal
''--'a.'n Of war against ihc Emperor Of Rus
si'-so much that the English and French c,rs.. ,,v,
had to call for assistance to suppress rio, au,,r t,c,
and orders have been received TO send the British g.o, IL,
'''-.nNH.ope The rumoreI demands OF Turkey for the
'vs'"" OF aIara.h province TO- payment Of the c,por
.' %. ''s "-''1n army u occupying the Prncipslitis
aHd Cue sending iora1rI of further detachment. If r..
..- 10 ''' i'O'Ilcc., indicates little hope ora
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