Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-26

fc!os hLorer in the Election Of Pierce w.kpow th..
articles s0mc~La tedious but one VII, wihe. to pos
himself on the presen, position parties and of The differ
cot scsments orhe democracy, mus, wade little "Lool
ON this Picture.
TnE ExEcrrioS on rmg FrcIrivs Si.vg Law, il H.
heyht o injustice and sbsurdy invriyh against r
deaf fietev standardization, la the least d gre,
ing sympsihy or aid ami comcte to the peeat fee soi
party To Ssy nothing OF the Presidents Uniform an,
fearless Resistance To the Vaccinations of the aboonistS
aud the noble and manly sentiments OF his Inaugural Al
dress We may proudly point Ia Ids vindicAtion from To,
I cnsfSr, tn the acts ot his administration In
place he has laid down the fixed uc that no uan shall
hold or retain Office unless he stands upon the Baltimore
Platform prepared TO carry out the compromise measures
especially The ull and complete execution of the fugitive
slave Law That this rule viii bc stricIy en.orccd, and
that any prudent o.ce holder who shall hesitate In ,h,
1sen'rss OF executing The laws Of the country, did
some OF VIZ. tilmore's Officers, With impuh;y, will bc
buried out of oihr, oae Who has watched the cour
OF events, can Tor a doubt;
We cite first the bold anl thorough going letter OF IN
Secretary oi the Interior, the Marshal % Pennsylvsn,
pl'dsng the whole power of the administration 10 the
execution 81 the fugitive slave law We point TO h,
leter OF Attorney GeucEa Cu>hng denouucg any coali.
on with ireesosn, and declaring it To Le the determined
purpose OF the administration crush nut" every Gle
ne"t OF a5oltonis. We have again the pleasure, this
morning, To publish manly aud emphatic opinion %,
UEney General Cushing in regard the execution of the
fugitive slave law. II u all important to the il forests of
the South, and the safety OF the union that this Las should
he faithfully executed. The United States Marshals can
aioae the Law practical cfect-and the
very fanatics direct ali their batteries against the Marshal.
and seek to throw obstruction ia their way To have
the law executed, the Cnion well SAYS thc government
nust protect and sustain it, MtrhlIs the exccu ion of
their dutieS and this cpuion of Attorney General C-
'og, which has received the approval OF the President
SHOWS that the administration intend To stand by those
Marshals Sho faithful in executing their trust The
opinion OF zen. CihuE is clear pointed and conclusive
defining the Law With dsiiuc;ncss aud ability aud lus,ra
S 'l! the settled policy OF the administration, well
- It, discrimination to the laws faithfully executed"
And on ths-"Tueorgln othc Cabinet il terribly afraid
OF te restoration Of the Wings in consequence OF thc
ha!cll !.>cords in the State o. New York Who but the
cabinet - responsible for their dcord and whatever re-
suit may flow irOG! Them Al was harmony unit, came
. .Dto puscr But What dlsIcucc does II make TO the
country who power in the future il there is to
DC no rrCarl to principles: What worse could have
happened II General Sscii had been elected last M aud
the Seward dynasty had gained the ascendant thai has
t.Prcned under the auspices OF reen'cr William l..
A'icNe Tue sole issue involved in that Struggle the
principle OF the compromise measures and the sole ground
NJ the preference Of the people the democratic candi
date hs Identification with those measures AID their
belief founded upon that fact that under hs admiuistra-
ii'n those principles would prcdomnatc and those
-urss he fully carried out The people have been cheated
a. they have sometimes hecn bcorc-that /, all.
The tstOH takes consolation tie that o;hcr adj
mui-tat ous have made - had appointments III, az.
un.s,sation of General Pierce Ii thi, were 50 We do
not how it alters the Il j. poor excuse for
the erin ina! who stands convicted the dock aad poor
sUu fort too iar himself il concerned say that hu
uLinI'v L. fad aud that ollrrs have spued we! ~ he
We ri'lcr ihioS that such plea woGi have little
WEIGHT 90 raN'nc~c he srlic1ce 90 the court. Bat
DO not admit that tICtS Ih bad appointments
made before, aud challenge the Union tn prove it,
unless perhaps u.!-r tie regime Of Martin Van Buren,
whose adm Illustration type Of the present. Under
cool ADMINISTRATORS have occurred Of
gIu,w,u's of individuals, Ee'e and thcge--appoD,reus
made SIn ni!veTienc' - TO Personal dement's we the
ptrcr' OF the n?pontees in accordance with the
platform upon which the appointing power elected
vE, -Iri 70 ucIl pocTitss stole into places under
iise c1orS Ilr-r appointments were had Dy accident
and NJ pracprS violated. II te OF The pres,n
t4tu- ter appointments J! vf ma rc IRE y.sse
and ~ilu. violation principle demolition OF
'he Baltimore platform, and N...ul Remuneration of III
compromise measures II 30 large = proportion the
neu a. uLtel 30 uic. by this Cabinet not uo.orl-
Gus isec s"c.s ard prominent scc-siouis regards
"hu-v political character there could he Tor ig-
noIcv, h.Es the confessions Guthrie, ID, Srcrsa-
~ Of the Treasury 10 his correspondence with Bronson,
iua; Ills u- Lc1era:s policy - the .1iue;. aui Toe
cause iar Ne" ok 4" ec'pr ruwiUHE TO carry il
on Ia the extent C-utUde he must be removed make
rOcrI iYr p-u successor. T.rIr j. therefore the
difference between h.I appointments uUi,r other al.
mn'-tfaious 1n. Gnef TIE present, shat there IS
case OF man-ilus,oT III the fourth degree and vi ui
murder 10y male, sorclEoashL' The Marcy and Var
BdTen Tlhuet have lain wait, and stabbed in the dark
tue veFy principle 90 whose triumph they their own
CLtai es,trce. 80 tie people y: The safe OF New York
have d,Ci.ci.
But she Union dsprsea'es the ie, Of the slavery agi,a.
ton 0t'Hs continued SOY lOusrr, olus extended TO
other Safes IL Ough, To have though; Of that ille
sooner who opened the agitation s;r"r IL received
f1rtus by Congress aaI 10y the late Presidential e.ecou.
Inc present aGEli-iEl;!DuwAJ being appointed them
selves without Gny r ard 10 the principles the compro
i~e have ADVISED General Pierre to appoint to places OF
+ honor, trust, al! enuune-' politician. WHO have been
most obnoxious In the people their uuor steady
opposition TO those principles This the gin AMI source
OF the reoPenlug vi Toe slavery agitation; and doubt
II wonIi Dc very Convenient for the Cabinet, it, after it,
defeat IN this State, the all hushed up
aud nothing were said about il. Eut that j. impossible
The criminal cIug.tn the Let does w be brought
10 trial tGc rS'ut ot which D. expose his crimes
30 the world and bring cOniigu punishment upon hi,
head. Ent law mus; course. The cupiits of the
administration have 10 desire before the bar OF
public opinion and haze irir political cluvA,sei by
the sovereign people But happily in ii. free country
does not depend hcm-eyrs whether they sh. b ar.
RAGGED or not They give their Offices 10 whom ttey
please They may give sop after sop 10 the iusatlbe
teT0vru- Of abolition which has oec OF Wheing
IL, apP'ie Tor MORE and increasing is Strength TO do
MISCHIEF aud they may stop the mouths Of other patriots
with tie iDaves a"d h-h but they thus stop te
mouths 0! indepcndeu; who received no 9TH
and want noa-, either for themselves their eni-:
can they arrest or cCauo tie legitimate comm0uts Of
Tree and Independent press which, in spite Of all wirepl
ug will continue 10 proclaim the Truth to tue country 10
matter whom it may citeuI or strike doSn.
IuIs i no mere local rIuabbr, insruaei IN the
Union What DO the the people who voted az the
ate state election care Ur few pa!y CG.ccs e1c,p;
iaF a. their distribution upheld sighted principle -
There principle involved which applies the whole
OF these United states and Affects toe des;ines Of the
lion Ohcr states have d.rcc. interest in it than
Ne" ors She has sm interest far She j. integral
p4:t Of aiOu which she doe not Wh to zee dissolved
Gud uisGsHibese. Gul this shr Las only in common with
every other Stts Bat the Southern States have more
than this at issue Tie revival VI the torpi snake Of Tree.
-"-" hS TIE sunshine OF Official rtrouscc, comes home
To tie br-tc's and np.on Of every Southern man and
strikes blow 'he Fugitive Slave law aud a. ,lo-c Stat.
nights which guaranteed 10y the constitution. The
Gsau>iOn therefore, Ct the materials Ct which the Cabi
net j. composed and o. the in which has e1er
osei the appointing pJSsr viii nos; and cannot be con
hned 10 this State % O-iJ aud Massachusetts /. will
mud it, way into the Senate chamber aud the House Of
hepTesefiiEes nni every state IN the Juion will part
cpatc bro the conflict hs;rern the antavrry sent nents
revived by the Cabinet 10 the Of tie democratic par.
" aud the great principle Of the compromise which, in
100, was eabahcl ~ hul measure 10y the chief men
OF the nation That had since been regard
ed as 4Icrei compact bctseen ofh aud south by the
majority Of The people. This demonstrated by the
Presidential election twelve month. $50 The equilibrium
d nov again disturbed by the ,pJs dynasty Washing
on, and the agitation must continue tii the disturbing
cause u removed. The the removal takes place
the better for tho President the better for the democratic
party and better or the large. To that com
ploN'on IL must come AZ IaF'.-N. J. HsraH
ChAEt"TTsylttg CovYuioS.-We regret to say, that