The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-05
whix sympathy for Judge Bronson.

Judge Bronson is not without sympathy in the wing
ranks outside OF New York Whilst the merchants IRE
showing their sympathy by indignation meetings in Wall
eet the editor Of the Chicago Tribune weeps the
fate The martyred collector in the following strain
.Tur , non pxxooRAcY-The second in the great
,,cs ha. been played out aud the CERTAIN has fallen
tho capitasd trunk of Collector Bronson The play will
NOW proceed with accelerated speed The administration
freed f,om the rssuaints OF the companionship of
whose notions oil right amazingly at war with tho
somewhat loose morsy of the cabinet will now pursue
Tia shameful with renewed spirit and vgor. IL
would DO quite we'll IL 1t would throw aside tho mask il
has hitherto worn and stand forth confessed in all its
coors q shAmeless braxen and avowed buyer oil men
and bartsrsr of principles.
For lot Brgadisr General Pierce and his cabinet lay
not fitteng unction to their pcirbed souls. that
their policy 10 ether misunderstood or regarded with indn
ference BY the people, ia whose hands, alter ALL the H.
sue, Of their fate The people take the papers,, they
read hem and they understand them Within the last two
weeks change has surely come Ger the spirit OF the
dreams tho advocates and supporters OF General
Pierce They are no longer careless and the
policy OF his administration Their scrutiny of This has
led strongest anpahy against the cabinet and the
yees ap for their utnTe conduct On these
men, every who prActses the precept that
nal vigilance the price Of liberty the dismissal Of Bon
will be lost They will all TO recognize the
naenuda and importance Of this act They will not
gard the dismissal OF for real
W defects merely extraordinary exenplca ion
oil the dcestabie spous eystem IL Will demand and re-
ceve attention the first open step towads alb des
posm--as bow struck in baue winch Is to be
fought between repubiicsnsm and absointsm ; between
freedom thought and action, and sesile anu crawling
tusservisncy TO the powers that be-
As whig cannot but Iej nee at the evidences OF a
speedy do ufa Of the Pierce dynasty, and OF the
peoe Rra and principles, the principles OF the
old WING parry, which have ever proved The saguad aud
Lswark Of nauon's liberties and which, though often
crashed 10 earth by faisehood and ueaehey in pre-
tended friends have often raised again their proud front
10 neavcu immortal The gods themselves For II needs
no extraordinary sagaci discern thai the OF Mr.
Pierce and cabinet has gwen 10 their parry
wound. has Distracted aud disoraauiztd II un ITS sreng
beauty scattered like the leaves Of the
Witnessed late glory. and have prepared iof
liable and rrsvocabe defeat; and as wings and pao
shed FOR this.
" But do confess that moved with genu-
inc pity for the democncythst portion OF them
honest voting Gen PIERCE belle wing dong
they were dscnsrsiog solemn obligation they owed To
their county, and that in eectng h,m bey secured the
perpeuity the Union and the happiness aud
Of the country beyond doubt They been bnrey
deceived They experience such po gnan
Of mortihca ion and regret; they must be h.sr y
ashamed Of having made wrelcned mistakel BY our
haidom we pity themr .asaE