The Yazoo City weekly Whig., 1853-02-25
The Next AdministratiOn-Thc
Whig Party.

Inc washington correspondent VI Tic !.
Pennsylvania Enquirer, gives the following :
acts and predictions:
..Quite an excitement prevails among the !
several wings of the Democratic party, caas- !,
I'd by the uncertainty of the selections which
may be made to fill the Cabinet. General
Pierce has given sufficient indications to
show that he is desirous of coalition Cabi-
net, composed of representatives of all the
factions It needs no prophet to foreteIl that
if he carries out such plan, the party will
tumble to pieces before year. Under any
the chances are every way
favorable to the triumph of the Wing party
ultimately. The next Presidential election
will result in the success Of the Wing ticket,
provided only the party is wise and true to
itself. Every step should be taken from
the first with this end in view, and it will
without doubt be accomplished
AS party we are beaten, it is true, and
laid on the shelf for the next four years, so
fer.as ascendancy in the administration OF
the Federal Government extends, Well, we
have been beaten before, and so have our
opponents, yet it has never resulted IN the
death of either party. We like the motto OF
the Wings of Ohio, "THoUeH OFTEN BEAT
EN-, YET UND1sMAYED." While that noble
sentiment pervades the Wing party, and we
are grati6ed to know that such is the res
ponse to our late defeat that comes from the
Wings of all sections Of the Union, there is
no cause for Wings to be alarmed, or terror
stricken at the wonted boastings of their op-
ponents over victory. The Wing party
has outliyed defeat and treachery on other
occasions, and it can do it again. It has
lived to see rctributive justice meted out to
| it, in times past, and it will yet live to re-
ceive again the approving sanction of the
American spcople-much sooner than viii
be comfortable to the feelings of self-styled
Democracy, we guess. Whenever the Wing
party shall have achieved victory by such
combination of cdds and ends, of discord-
ant spirits and antagonistic interests as that
which brought about the election of Brlga-
der General Pierce, then we shallthink, in
real good earnest of despairing-of having
the burial ceremonies of Whiggery perform
ed, and of paying our last tribute to the
memory of its departed spirit-and not till
then. Whenever Whig President is elect
ed on such terms as to require the forma-
ton of "Coaltion Cabinet of Fire-eaters
and Abolitionists, Fillibusters and Old Fo-
gies, and all the s'isms" that tickle human
nature can originate. .wo shall begin to dread
an explosion which as many new par.
ties will spring US as there are fragments O
that combustion*& We had rather this day,
under all the circumstances, be the Wing
party, with its temporary defeat, than te
have the boasted victory of Democracy, eff
fected by such means as they have secured
that victory. From party defeat we have
recovered and can still recover, but from
party broils and conflict Of multitude o
extremes, as far apart as the Poles, forevel
deliver us! The developments of eyeryaaJ
: go toprove, more and more, that there is il
fact no Democratic party at the present day
but only comminglement of parties for tn
:, time being party ofparties, that can onl.
remain under the namesof Democracy unit
brought to close contact with each other
!, such as the division Of the spoils after tn
4th of March will produce, and then dis
band into their appropriate choatc confusion
After that inevitable result comes, and far
aticism and the spoils interest of popula
Goyernment has had its temporary sway
the Whig party, held sogethcr by pri'cipl
and NOT by spoils, viii Be left in the ascend
encysas the party founded upon the gres
e fundamental principles Of our national Gov
t ernment.
$ PRAY NOT ron LENGTH OF DAYs- The eu
ogV Of Hon. Horace Binney, upon Hol
John Sergeant, in rhe Federal Court Rool
. ID Philadelphia. is describrd By the paper
s of thaf citv as elo1uenf and IMPRESSIVE In tll