The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-02
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New York Politics ana 1l,c Eatfon.
a ADMINISTRATION
The National Democrats lizards of
New York. held 81 immense meeting. ii
Tie Metropolitan Hall, and went through
the usual routine Of resolutions, letters and
speeches. with more than ordinary enthusi-
asm and earncstness The course Of the
Administration At Washington has aroused
The feeling Of apprehension and opposition
amongst those staunch defenders Of the
Constitution and the rights Of the South.
that viii not down" At tho bidding Of the
Executive. or his corrupt and yenal organs
in that State. The prominent sentiments of
the meeting were adeadly and furious aver
sion to the Van Burenites--a thorough dis
satisfaction with The Cabinet and distrust,
that could not be concealed, Of the Presi-
dent himself.
The third resolution declares that. while
they believe the President attached to the
principles on which he was elected, they
''do not approve the policy which an incon.
grous Cabinet have induced him to adopt,
in making appointments to Office. and they
proclaim the conviction that the Cabinet, in
advising policy consistent only with the
interest Of their own heterogeneous charac-
ter, have abused his confidence, weakened
the affections Of the people for his admins
tration, and should, for his own honor, fame
and success, sbe dismissed at the earliest
convenient opportunity" Their fifth reso-
luton affirms that "the declaration of the
Freesoil leaders, that the Compromise meas
ures shall not be disturbed during the adj.
ministration, IS an empty pledge of party
fidelity. and I poor cover for mercenary ny
pocrisy-that the resolutions of their late
Convention at Syracuse, which one Of their
leaders openly derided, and another had
never condescended to read, IRE Of the same
character can only deceive those who are
wilfully blind. and can be considered by all
honest men simply as farce, dclusion
and snare, shameless in political profit
gacy and unworthy Of any credance what
ever Another resolution denounccs the
removal Of Judge Bronson, as can act Of
federal usurpation, . thatuill stand q mon
uraent ii the inbecilitY and wickedness 81
shs present Cabiue ana anothes eanslais-
crates ''tbe condition 81 poor Guthrie, : and
advises him s'if he shall ever again consent
to be The tool of more willy associates, in re-
moving men from Office under false and
fraudulent pretences," to be more careful in
selecting the object of attack, and especially
to avoid al Bronsons in future.
A letter was read from the Hon. D.. S.
Dickinson, from which we make a bries but
pregnant extract: 1T Is well" says the
firm old patriot, "that the battle has been
set in array between principles and spoils,
under circumstances that viii determine
which system best aecords with the popular
judgments Let patronage lavish its faVors
upon faction, and power scowl its disappro
baton of adherence to principle; but the
popular will, sooner or later, will sweep
away all false and fraudulent pretences, and
exhibit truth and falsehood respectively in
their native colors. Those, then, whose
fidelity has been tested win enjoy, not only
some seIf.respect Of their fellow men, and
political despots and hucksters viii be seour-
ged from the Democratic temple"
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