The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-21
m,..l..,ppi politics Party Fidelity.

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Union Sise Ticket.
For United States Sena,or-H S. Foote.
For Goyernor--F. M Rogers
Secretary Of State-Jsmes A. Horne.
Auditor OF Public Accounts-Danl X. Russell
Attorney Gene ai-George II. Foete
For ConErcss-Ist dis,rict-Hon b. ID Nabers. Second
disuct--John A. Wilcox. Third dis,rict-Alexander X.
McClung SAFE al lsrge-A. D. Bradford
William Clarke is before the people candidate for
State Treasurer. ta tS #tas4N
/, will be observed tina, this is characterized "Unon
State Ticket and i, exactly what ,purports to belt
10 union OF wings and democrats constituting combi-
nation which looks success through the entire whg
voie united with such democrats opposed to the
regularly nominated democratic ticket The candidates
for governor for secretary Of Sas for auditor of public
accounts for attorney general for Congress ia the third
district. and for the Stale a, large, all whgs the
candidates for United States for State treasurer.
and for Congress the first and second DISTRICTS dem
ocras For all these offices the democrats supporting
regularly -nomina,ed candidates.
portion il not all, OF the democratic names on the
Union ticket are politicians OF national reputation and
will therefore naturally excite surprise throughout our
party to find democrats who have heretofore cooperaed
20 zealously with the party, associated on ticket
with wings who the regular nominees of State
wing convention. Surely, if this strange spectacle is
SUSCEPTIBLE
party obligations it be found in great.
ruling necessity which us,hes this open disregard Of the
usages OF the party. We understand those democrats
who are taking this position justify their upon
the necessity which they acge exist for the peserya
ton Of The federal Unon There is no political senti.
ment which we more appreciate than ardent love OF
III. non and if it be that the great democratic
ps.i, of the nation, which triumphed SO sixnally
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bile sentiment then the alleged necessity exists upon
which the Union democrats in Mississippi acting
and cooperating with the wings. II has been our
conviction that the democratic party united upon The
,ionsl principles OF the Baltimore resolutions was the
bes, Union rarty that could be formed We understand
the democracy of Mississippi to be united man in
support Of those principles. We understand the State
rights and The Union democrats OF that State agree cor.
daily in their adherence TO the common national plat,
form. They went into the Baltimore Convention upon
equal TERMS there agreed upon the conditions OF per.
petual covenant which settled satisfactorily all by gone
distinctions, hsrmonz.d cordially in the nomination OF
candidates. struck hands upon the happy termination OF
their dssensons and home. and shoulder to should
er ratified the by splendid victory The united
democratic party then good enough Union party for
all democrats. Their triumph the triumph OF the
Union senlment-it this sentiment which harmon.
zed eli past discord and induced all democrats TO stand
by the national organization. The administration which
has come into power upon iha, Union sentiment has
proved faithful TO the principles which the party was
united a, Baltimore. II /, be said that these principles
have been violated the charge efuled by the unbroke
voice Of the democracy in every State in which elections
have taken place. The wings of Georgia saw danger
to the Union in the policy aad practices of the admins
ttion and they appealed The Union democrat. in ha,
State 10 combine with them TO avert the danger The
answer OF the Union democrats was 1.-The democratic
party 10 good enough Union party for US" Wherever
the wings have sought to seducs democratic into comb.
nation with them upon the allegation that the admins
nation 10 unfahful TO the Union principles OF the par
~. they have been sternly and Overwhelmingly n.
buksd by the balot-box. II the national democracy
wss aver united cordially and earnestly on any one SEN
timent il IL united on the sentiment OF devotion
to The federal Union So long ~ this feeling prevails
the Union not and be 10 danger The necessity
then. which il relied BY the wings of mississippi in
seeking the aid Of Union democrats for tn. purpose of
saving the Union, does not exist, and becomes ali true
democrats consider well the point 10 which sueh
combination mus, lead them On this subject many us4ul
lessons nigh, be learned from the past /, il suhi.e,
which has engaged the attention OF a cores
pondess Of the New York Time. and although The n.
marks are pointed towards The troubles in the Enp,.
State. asd although some things in the letter
with which do not YET for is suggestive bis
iorical facts we reproduce it,
The Dsmscysfi RSsu,ew--Wkst 10 likely 10 CONE oful
A Gtsnes II ne Past
tCouespeaAeses Of the New Daily Time.1
WAsHIseros. Thursday. Oct IL, 1859
No men deceived than those democrat
io politicians in New York who suppose they will be able
TO drive General Pierce from the line Of policy has
marked ont II is NOT for argue his for him.
ana propose to do nothing OF the wish simply to
set os'n ne case AS stand, and let fall sing
gesuon or two reflected by the past
General Pierce Office on the Baltimore Mat
1orm NO Pans IN was better understood or more unan
imously and brmy relied upon than ,b., ,hi.h 49,.
hended all FIXTURE agitation Of the ..v.rv ,u..,,o RI
wisdom necessity OF such regulation ,,,u -, s..
The fact there; the plank WINS There Tn. p,.s.,
in an honest and candid consideration of ~. ..
must pursue in order 10 sustain that plank =. will -
upon il, felt satisfied that the only way to nh ~
desired object practically bury the past and lo
democrats only democratic and forgetting that sections.
differences or divisions had existed, recognise
faithful friends all who subscribe the faith delivered n
Baltimore. He acted upon that policy He stands ready
carry 1t through Ill hazards His cabinet IL n
this point but all OF his constitutional advisers
deser him be sssarsd he would sill maintain his
ground with Jaoksonian Armnesa Tbs the
hard-shels understand this will b. for ell
parties fthe boilers -ss.A~d they right pvn
cpe the knowledge Of the dcssies psh