The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-28
Revival OF Whix Hopes.


1t would be wise in our democratic friends TO keep
eye 10 ,hs indications OF rsviyns hopes in the ranks Of
the whis party The notion pu, forth and encouraged by
OF the less candid and scIupuous wbg Journals
that their party broken up dissolved. and dsbanded
is a mere device. There are whig editors who have the
anknsss to give honest expression their real pur
poses and hopes and occasionally meet with one who
has no hesitation in declaring that his hopes in
small degree based upon the prospects Of receiving re-
crus from the disappointed and dsaeced Of the demo
cratic party In this last class we regard the Albany
State Register; and we are satisfied tina, canno,
orcbly impress upon democratic friends the i'm
portance OF vigilance BY any remarks Of b
pointing them to the signs OF danger indicated in the
frank avowals Of such journal. That paper says ;
"But there greater mistake than to suppose
tina, the wing party is dissolved" And again sWhen
the time for action comes, the wing party will be in The
isJ, strong and vigorous. in times Of old. Let any
man look around him and cay what wing has deserted
his colors and gone over to the enemy What one
has forsaken bis standard and taken service with his
former foesl The answer will be--no, one. Every
who voted The whis ticket FIVE years ago will
il again" But The interesting and instructive avow
al of the Register s this: t needs srainng Of eyes
TO discover signs Of division, some chance OF rupture,
!" ttic uc"oStauC patty lucy Hcut at udHu--pdpo
Bile to The sight" To illustrate the truth Of the remark
the Register describes The hostile attitude occupied by the
Atlas and Argus towards each Other as follows "The
Atlas an The Argus, the leading organs Of the democra
Cyl stand with their hands on each others lhroas srug
Cling in the death grapqle. No structures
gent epithes severe, be applied each other
The contes, OF life and death, which admits Of
no COMPROMISE which will suffer no reconciliation. Nor
l. a. L. a, Il l.
teans-each represents host of about an equality Of
embittcred by hate and cberishing towards
each other uhmitgated and rreconclabe opposition"
After indulgng in this strain of description OF demo-
cratic dissensions and divisions the Register frankly
lis qualification by saying; If therefore. there is
any consolation TO the wings in the contemplation 'of
division and the chance Of rupture among The democra
cy, they abundany consoled. The evidences Of d.
vision open and papabe. and the chance OF rupture
has rrened into certainty. We are among those who
look for triumph at the fall elections We regard such
triumph a moral certainty, fixed fact, aud call
upon the wings everywhere 10 be ready for victory"
Here is abundant food for democratic reflection and
digestion Who can con,rovert the facts which the
Register reasons however may dissen, from The u-
mate COLI illusions We are at loss to know how our
friends in New York can contemplate this picture with
ou Ieeihk tue necessary o POPt ana energetic meas
ures to avoid the results seriously impending, and
tr umrhan,ly predicted by enemies. The remedy
seems plain and practicable those standing at dis
lance and taking calm survey OF the field is for
friends u take their hand, from eath Others h,oa and
10 fasien them upon the throas OF those who thus
gorying in their family quarres Let them turn upon
the common foe. and show how vigorously and
fully they can unite against him. If our friesds in
! - - -. Il.
sons will follow this plain suggestion, they will soon
the face OF whikgey again elongated and shroudsd
in mourning The Register will 10 exult in the
following strain:
"IG from tho divisions Of the democracy from the dis
gus, arising the bckeriny the scramble spols
selfish and fAcous of the leaders
coism good sha from the ranks OF democracy
desire enlist with wings they will be cordially
received Nor will they be over strictly crossexsmned
their past lives present objects That they have left
the selsyicd democracy will be regarded pria faete
evidence Of and credit will DO given them for
permanent conversion"
Blu, after all the pretensons of the Register to sound
nationality and its denuncia,ions OF the free soil party
Of New York, whether wings democrats. "a disor.
ganizing, disturbing party" we a little curious TO
know how can count confidently upon the united
and energetic action Of the wings How the Register
can exult in the prospects Of victory to be achieved by
alu Oh Iee-sol wings, VINO IN DO1y 10
dorse the national sentiments of the Pre- Inaue
and yet read lectures the President for recognising
quo~dam iree-soilers as good democrats 10 us
rather strange That democratic friends gu, OF New
York may despair entirely OF another victory in The
Empire State. deem il but fair to give them the views
OF the Albany Atlas the political field OF that State.
"what have the whig, gained by the recent session
Who can tell Are they stronger IGNORE united Have
they definite upon which before the peo
pie II So what they7 Have they added the char
acter for patriotism, for devotion to the people, Have
they developed the talents OF single lesef1 Have the
acquired tho aid OF valuable sdisncrr Or removed
from their PATH them into that OF their
adversary
"Let sny csndidly answer Newer, Il NJ,
did party struggle long, and desperately aud
vaniy tho wings Ia the legislature Every effort
to miro them deeper. They fact In
history of the session which they point with
pride They went home more divided than they came !;
while seventy united address to their
rendering Of their trust could
not b. found twenty whiR. who had united upon any
during tho session OF public political
ter They home silenced and they stand mute be-
fore the people"
The Atlas in another article expresses the opinion tina,
the united democracy OF New York will select tia ticket
This fall by msioriy Of from twenty thirty thou.
sand" ...s
Ma WrrHERuLs IIarsALrTr-The Pennsylvanian
gives an instance OF the hberaity OF Mr. WethsriI