The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-26

Pierce the basis on which his administration should
be reared. They have all been kept NO. single IN,
stance to The contrary can be produced ne uonoi ssu
dignity OF The nation has elevated IN The eyes OF All
the world BY the vigorous m which the admins
traioa OF General Pierce has redeemed ITO promise while
the internal tranquility OF our eoantfy mas oesn pre-
served bv The confidence reposed in The promise OF
siuona fidelity made ny The ne President al the onset
OF his career They had seen General Pierce bare his
brenst and face the OF sectional Ianstlcsm which
threatened The tranquility OF the Union, and now when
his hand The helm OF the ship OF State, they know
that ali 10 we'll No pom,se made by the President OF
bis administration has proved iainte and Tins, ike
the other allegations made, is Intentionally manufactured
for the suppose OF panderng 10 the peculiar views OF
those who are the friends and supporters OF The Register
in its scandaous Attacks upon truth and deeency
Hut we submit hat II truth had been the guiding star
Of the Register should have waited un the policy OF
The administration OF Gen Pierce bad been developed ~
bis inst message 70 Congress before pronouncng an
qualified failure" As yet no opportunity Tor interfering
10 great has anspred, il we except me kosza
case and in that the prompness OF me admlnlslfson
in endorsing the OF Commander ngrahaln, ana The
bold unlnsiakabe American grounds taken by Mr. Sec
Rotary Marcy in his Ieer III, Austrian minister, cha-
enged and received he hearty and cordial appreciation O.
ant measure, with reference 10 The fofeg affairs OF me
nation, there nothing that exhibited 'lite measures
little men," Oa The contrary, the whole adjustment
OF the difficulty conducted ia the spirited and
mastery manner Both General Pierce and The members
OF his cabinet acted only statesmen Of large minds
and educated views 18th reference TO The rights OF this
would have acted. and the sequel SO honorable
TO the tame Of the country the correctness OF Their
position and the value OF their prompness 10 this ACT
the only OF strictly national character that ha or-
CURED by which to Judge the Administrations OF General
Pierce, il be that great objects have been &C
compshed " aud thus the charge oil The Register ~ dis
proved in the most positive manner But where an ex
cues for fault-hndng is sought after rather than the
truth, and where the plain path OF evdehce puposey
avoided in order 10 instead the people TO an erroneous
conciusoa, il s not 20 be mayeed al that such state
ments those have been retuling are resored TO-
The indecent haste with which iasehoods have been
Tumped up against General Pierce and his administration
IN thnk nj
and shows that they afraid TO meet the issues when
they shall be presented IN an official form by the Pres
dent himself set
The con ing session OF Congress- will open the full de-
velopments OF the policy Of Gen Pece both national aud
internal. and until then The President can smile at such
puny attempts that OF the Regster 10 prejudice him or
his administration in The eyes OF the nation His antece.
dents have faint OF the Union upon them
he never attempted TO sell the peace OF The Union 10 graf
lily an unholy ambition In all places and ~ every sta
ton Gen Pierce has proven his devotion to the rights of
his whole country by the earnest and eloquent support
he gave 10 measures calculated 10 ailay the spirit OF dis
cord and strengthen The bonds OF union between all
tons OF land In the Senate of the United States,
and the battle fields of Mexico he the bold,
fearless defender OF the liberties of the people and the
honor OF the American name. From the peaceful pur
suits OF private e be called TO the presidential
chair, and in the very of his has given EVIL
dence OF the purity OF his intentions and the honesty OF
his purpose in the manner with which he has devoted
himself to the performance OF those high duties deyoving
upon him by virtue OF his office. He has not stopped to
daev the high he has not passed by talent because re-
sided under the lowly roof, but he looks upon all
equal the brotherhood OF the democracy, and under
the bengnant rule Of our Tree institutions Thus fort-
ned he safely rely for support on that party which
never deserts lis servants Lor orges their radncers The
country has witnessed the acts OF Cen Pierce and his
administration. and that tribunal appeal be ia
ken from such false and malicious stacks "a that which
We are exhibiting to the gaze OF vriooos and truth
loving public Let the whole ruth be given IN evidence,
and ihtn satisfied that The verdict will be one OF
universal appreciation towards Gen. Pierce and his sd
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