Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-28

the compromises Of the constitution and for faithful aud
equal administration OF the governm"nihe will receive
cordial cooperation Aud if Ill csdrg dis,
ing the counscS which have placed him IN seeming NOS
tihy To his early aud friends he shall place his ad.
minstraton where from the beginning IL could have
in proud defiance of all effective opposition shalt not
only yield to an unielucIant support, but hail the change
with unaffected qualification.
In view OF the results bearings of this contest per.
init u Ia urge upon consideration the inspens
duty OF following up the labor that has been well he
gun. Although spirit IL abroil that will sleep aud
csno be represssd IL will need constant aud vgiant
attention to details and TO the work Of organic all
the counties and districts The want Of preparation and
the absence of effective organization obvious In the
recent e.cctop and although high and generous enthu-
-asn and determined zeal NAV accomplish much both are
greatly aided, and results produced by systematic
and organised effort. SO much is due the position YOU
have assumed the seek vndcste aud
and the great national principle which the foun-
da,ions OF Your political fabric
Let no man doubt that this Principle of Naoualsm will
grow and flourish in this free land Let mln think
can he ciibbcd by coalitions checked hy authority
IL Is majestic truth that cannot be senccd overcome
IL y not thing be arrested by the personalities
ut the dcpravcd specchmakcr the Wind cyc license of
the noisy demagogue IL il not to be pat down hy vo-
lcnce, by party dcperadoes by armed merccnaries
~ tot to be wish Office, to he purchased with pro,r-
ed dgni'ies to be- he'd by power The patronage
OF collcetotsbP,-thc stool OF sub.tressur,r,-thc
rdppings Of foreign MISSION the chair of State and
cs-n the high presidential dignity itself ~ moth.
ing IN iis sight This great Union, aud the foundations
OF justice the rights aud responsibilities of the States
anu the account ,bity aud conservative OF the
federal government in the true spirit of the Cnsu.
tinn which il r,sS. and 10y which IL must he upheld
upheld IL shall bc-consiitutc the aumus this great
principle IL rejects all scctionalsm. sprrs the asso-
citation of the mendaciCus and time serving leaders oscc
onasni, o free sOilism of free democracy or by what
ever name or outward sign they my bc known even
though To day they discard aud dcridc the pr and
aNo~alS - yesterday. Between them aud there can e
no affinity no association and above ALL coalition But
the democratic masses, m>cd by Professions ly tempo
rary local interests 10y the supposed requirements uT
by A
ing To principles and rcEa rng the appeals vt
Interested ar ambitious leaders will back to thcr
ancient tth audlS>ocatiOS. They will stand once more
10y the side 81 "Sc who have stool by the country
ITS union, and It's tuition. They will be found among
the earnest friends OF the great national principle Aud
that principle WILL forward with renewed strength aud
giant cncrsics IL will swell criudy with the popular
feeling IL will carry with it the hearts our country
ncn The great cities and the hamlet will re-.
spond TO its voice and obey lis Impulses IL will be felt
not only IN our own State but in every state through
out the Cnon IL will be hailed with delight bv all true
hearted men, here and elsewhere. Prophecy need not
predict The result. Ii be oreSeen bv elrast ober
want IL Vii triumph, surely tina, truth aud right
will prevail over interest aud We have nov the
beginning OF the eud he bsTOngcr uf assured aud clio
rious victory.