Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21
The "Dansrrs Of Semard!sm. ''-Dsmosratis ApprheE


persists IN comforting Mr. Seward the OF Ere
Soism and the South of the dangers likely resul
from his asecndiney The journals overlook di.
,cgard the battle in New York. in which the sup
macy Of the Free Soil faction the admitted issue II
Enquirer, believe, regarded the removal Of Bronson
unavoidable due the Executive dignity and par
subordiuation. The Union looked upon the New Yor
conf CT involving difference Of party principle
1t perhaps accounts for the deiea; OF the administration
the that patriotic ctz,n ming the
superiority OF the American arms embarrassed by h
inquiry why his country defeated Biaicnsburc
Why" replied he "Ihs fact the Americans cou!
not DC induced to take any interest in hdi Engagement
Aud perhaps with the ,f the New York custom
house.
We are no; surprised at the grief which these two
journals regard the impending dissolution of the Drm9cra
tic organization, aud rather admire the which would
conceal IT, But astonishe that whilst the decai
vi the Cuon and National democrats is said to prov,
nothing relevant TO the issue OF public peace the
Ot the Wings should he irauGht with Canger tn the dear
interests OF the American people. We think the rule
ought be equal in ITS operation. The Democratic aud
" uig parties, each compounded Of Free SOrrs
Nationals Ii the evidence of these divisions Of opinion
does impair the integrity of the Democratic party why
SHOULD destroy the UNITY OF the Whigg Ii such div
ons endangcr the peace Ut the Union aud the
OF the South why were those journals who the
South against the ascend ncy OF Seward silent and ind.
ier,nt Dickinson and Bronson were set upon and
politically UsSaS:nated, Tor their devotion to the Union and
/ the South,
We insist that the Wing party of New York shall,
take prejudice tcm the chars Q; 'ewardism which
understand 10 be intended "a, synonymous with Free
OiiSIn TIE Icdnion of tic Wig party vet to be au-
ueaci by distribution of office upon tie basis of the
Union aud the Compromise. II 1t shall stand the test
none will be proud than ourselves OF It's intcrry-
If separate into fctions, naevOcut and npacaic il,
their hatred Ia the Union aud its laws. viii more
st it, designs rejoice in its defeat 10 the
meantime, however the DsnocTauc administration must
bear proper responsibilities But for the determine
In maj Narl
bcen-and must always beFree Soiler that faction had
been dblujei has been taught that Free Soil opiu
ons nvove ucompceucy Tor cilcc nor should We he
surprised It should struggle 20 exact iIOm the Whc
the recognition watch It has received the hand.
OF the Democratic Cabinet We our deter
10 r, H. aud stand by the Dickinsons and Bron
the Wing party the Union aud the Enquirer ought ia
opinion have stood 10y those martyrs the Union
aud the law. To u the supremacy of party name i,
Long unless embodes the Ackno ~edcgInr OF party
! principle and public o''t=-.
But We must permitted TO remind those naucu ,l
journals that tc Ous-Ocar OF Wing abolition has been
couJurrI up until it has ceased to alarm IL nov
become familiar that every see the trap.loor
through whith tie e,irc - TO arise and understand pet
i,cy tie machinery hy which tdtse political stage irp,n
ten Wont To pro luce their appalling fleets The pee
ire OF Wing abolition iitst presented when Harrison
a Nruian birth who's atcccdeuts and as>,ci atom.
all 10 favor OF the Federal aud State Institutions was
denounced, AMI Mr.. Van Buren, recommended A. a nan
who domcici his person in section and his PRINCIPLES
in another. luex; terrified the puoc with the aboton
tendencies of Henry Clay, and for greater protection OF
the rights OF the south Mr. Polk signed bill prohibiting
slavery in Oregon. General TAYLOR Louisiana slly,h,
der, whose family and their deSliuies with the South
va denounced a. unsafe; aud G-acril Cas- vino lived
within hearing OF tho dinner horne az Canada and whose
opinions ucou slavery Gyo~ci during the contest were
NOT made plain 10 pu9!c comprehension Until time
Itsr h,s defeat, recommended u more worthy Of
Sou.hcui'sun.a-c than hi- competitor In Ike manner
General Scott whose origin education aud relationship,
the South, aud whose lie hal been often in peril
!oT the Union, aside, and General Pierce received
the enthusiastic endoI' 'men OF the Journals eirrei
the peculiar friend OF the Union and the particular toe
Ot SewGri-ni Yet within the year, the policy OF Ar Pierce
das broken up aud dispersed LAT Ee section. of the I'M
mense majority which elected him, aud the National Dem
rcrAt IhaI on. Of twenty Federal appointments the
city Of New York, "bui aud reliable Dem
Ocrat The other thirteen and out abo,it o.
Free Sy'gs, tainted with Van BuTcui,m that hope
Of Office i!oar rrev"red them from joining him ia ISIS"
We really think therefore hat tue cry ~ White abb
OltOn has heard too often occasion alarm "a
Ear the Of Scwarsu l. concerned 1t j. sus.
cpptibc ~ demonstration that but for the schsm IN the
New York democracy that gentleman would have co
no more ehAheS I" revisit the senate, than Gccr FOOe
II NJ Seward shall be elected with without Tenunci-
cation Of liz ubHoXiuus opinions his first uuiy wash
( mgton will be, in opinion, thanks to NJ
Guhtc g.! the very ci icnt assistance which he has
flowed; a tue ayt tender his isring cousiera
g., uOu "F e 4...i- Die IN which it, u,.
hcaiion Of the Cabinet nd 's asSr upoa the National
Democracy have rendered rfeconc Gre dris which
.s alone ensured s For OuIstives; shall keep
pur PROMISE ana combat all who persist IN agatug tie
compromised questions. IL unOrtuuIte that the Jour
Ha.s which refer haze NOT done tho thing II
they La boldly stood by the Iontl Dciaocracy and
demanded that the pledges made by them behalf OF
Mr. Pierce should not b. grauty violated by the degra.
i4tiun at the friends Of the Sout aud the eIyatiOn OF
Frce-oicrs to Executive conf Hence, political tranquility
would have Oyer-peid the Land, t,c democratic ascen
dency would have boon established sud the dlngcr- OF
Sewardi.. might with thp.e Miriisn have been post
pOncl iuI, anitc!y- -BaiiiDl0re im,rien,
ARRIVAL oY Eviaa,Nrs-F;d,f.l M,riaEiy on SLir,
The New York Express Of We !aszl,y evening says: