The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-13
The United Administration and the United De
mOCTaCY.

The most disrepuiable feature in the warfare now
being waged upon the administration by disorganizing
democrats is in their effort to keep up show of friend
ship for the President whilst they denounce his cabinet
with unmeasured maligniy. These the friends who
" smile and sme," and yet carry daggers under their
cloaks. They the who are SO immaculate that
they cannot acknowledge fellowship with their late po
tcal associates because they sincere and honest
in their professions Of devotion democratic principles
Each hiatus in their denunciaons of their late asso
cates, for their hypocrisy and venay, is filled up with
proesatons of confidence in the Presden, and abuse Of
his confidential advisers. Such mode OF warfare is I'M
manly and cowardy in the extreme. The President
knows how 10 respect chivarous foe, who unfurls
his banner boldly ana marches to open combat; bat
for him who cloaks himself in pretended friendship, and
yet uses the se,,o upon his political family he can
have other feeling but one of sovereign contempt
With all the evidences of cordial union OF sentiment
between the President and his cabinet, it is dasardly
hypocrisy in these disorganizers to profess ardent
admiration for the former whilst they empty the
walls of their malignant indignation upon the latter
The President dsdains any such dishonorabe exemp-
ton from responsibility. and freely bares his bosom
and defes the steel of his enemies. The
bers OF the cabinet desire exemption from ac-
countabli,y 10 the people, and cheerfuly receive the
blows aimed through, them at their respected chief
There but mind, spirit, united and indivisi.
BILE, in the counses Of the administration. Every attempt
TO divide and separate them but draws the bonds Of their
union closer The spirit which aaima,es them is the
same which warmed the bosom and enlisted the ener.
gies OF every true democa, in the late presidential
test. They lean with mistaken confidence upon the
strong and brave hearts of united democracy So
long The thunder of democratic victories
booming from State after Stale, proclamng the gor-
results OF union in our ranks they can look with
mingled pity and contempt upon the impotent assaults
and harmless threats OF few Infatuated agators What
if they succeed in dsorganizng the party the Empire
State and in throwing the power into the hands OF
common eneny-sll as much ii might be regretted
New York is not the Union But amidst all the gloom
that now darkens the political horizon OF that powerful
Saie have hope that The very madness and rashness
OF the dsoganzers will arouse the gigantic power of
the true hearted democracy, and yet snatch victory from
despair. We believe that the democracy which
covered itself with much glory in the last is
now capable of the suicidal act OF dividing that their
enemies may conquer Where are all their proud reco
econs of past trumphs that they do not rise up 10
queli the spirit OF facous dssenson which regns
preme' Let the drum beat, and make the rolle all of
the dead, if il were, like the old sergeant OF The Egyp
tians, $40 whom Napoleon cried before Acre. fla .
Old True Penny where's your regiment advance, man;
Sire the regiment except this boy here the drum and
myself is there in the rcdoubi took yesterday 'Ad
vance, boyr" And the old fellow advanced, stamping
il gay the field, TIL the great soul of France threw
its generous eagles and it's bat,aions about him. and
took again the great point appw Of ST. Jean i'Acre
the redoubt of Cpur de Leon Lessons chivalrv
these not unknown in the bright pas, OF the Empire
State the democracy Of New York. in solid column de-
spite of faction. careless OF opposition excel them.
Advance boy !" let that be the democratic watch
word, and the Empire State will be once more ere.
deemed regeneraied. and dsen,hraed" from the reign
OF faction and Of terror.