The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-06
From the Springfield (Mass) Pos
The Warrington onion.

The general lone OF this paper we like. II seeks to
unite and divide he democratic party. II sees, a.
every JUDGED statesman must see, that when the
democracy of the Union present an unbroken phaanx
the country prospes, and when divisions distract ou
ranks their effect is felt everywhere in Gripping and re-
saining national prosperity The American people
owe to The democratic party their pas, unparalleled sue
cess Feeble and without resources the Old Thirteen
started in their national and under the democratic
policy the Thirteen have become thirty great and
powerful States, added to which, the democratic party
has but recently accomplished oil the brilliant
victories ever recorded in It's history Tae pride and
glory OF The party together in the las, presden
tia canvass 10 stand fairly upon their platform OF prnc
pes and give united supper, their candidates There
was diversity OF opinion, there be. in re-
gard 10 some points OF doctrine laid down by the Nation
al Democratic Convention in Baltimore Bat when the
platform settled upon democrats felt tina, Their
duty was sustain il and. waving old differences they
rallied around it, and carried their candidates in triumph
TO the highest Offices in the gift OF he nation
To guide party successfully when il is in the food
tide OF prosperity often requires skliul general
than accomplish victory against the formidable
odds As President franklin Pierce has 10 a consider
able extent shown himself possessed OF the rare sagacy
which his station requires. His appointments. far
they have been made have evnced disposition TO give
high national 10 his administration, spurning on
the hand the mad-cap fana,lcsm which would sacri
fee the tranquility OF the country to its uopnn schemes
and the other The despoc intolerance which feed,
upon fighting sectonalism and ia content except
sir sectional ealouses into life for The purpose oil
naking upon them Let the administration continue
the II has thus far pursued, ana the demo
cratic party will stand upon solid basis twelve
months hence than has before since the DAYS of Jack
son.
The Union has lsbored with much ability and in a
spirit OF cancellation which must meet the approval OF all
true democrats to preserve the harmony OF The party
and TO arrest in the bud any attempts TO sectional
agiiaiions With the true catholic spirit that genuine
democracy breahes, il ready to embrace as democrat,
all who stand upon the national platform. whatever may
have been their past action upon issues which
have agitsed the county, but in regard TO which il j.
now quiet, With feelings OF deep qualification have
watched its in relation TO the bitter controversy
which has grown up recently in sections OF the
democratic party, ins,igaied by Burke OF New Hamp.
shire, and Cooley, Maurice. and Others, OF New York
sudious effort is making by the OF whom we
speak and, regret 10 by sundry presses in their
interest hitherto regarded sannch and reliable cham
pions OF national democratic principles, 10 the
fierce sectional controversy which the last Baltimore Con-
venon aimed assijuousy to check with apparently
tire success. The calm and iudiclous tone in which the
Union rebukes these agators, and counss the maine-
nance OF harmony where they seek 10 promote diasen-
son Justly merits the OF the national de-
mocracy II IL precisely such Journal that the demo-
cratic party needs at Washington guard against the
divisions and animostes in which malconients would
involve IT, and under lie present management look TO
see facioniss rebuked, and the democratic policy
tanned with vigor and efficiency, such to be
exhibited by the Washington Globe during the admins
ta,ion Of Andrew Jackson.