Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-17

TINS FuTuEE oF THE DvoCEarIc PAErr.-What the
past has be-u-how fIil Of disappointment humiliation
treachery and shamc-we aiI know. How long and how
impuIeuty tue JltIue faction BOO the great State of Ne
Ok, bas been thTu-tug IT, broken frJa into HIGH al
how they betrayed the greatest Of the democracy
who could tot have been struck down by an open foe
hOw they have hogrrei Ike cpmosarts around Washing
ton and Albany, hesta,ug act however nean and
no Tie however ba,eii tluy could but triumph for the
hour aud i:teu upon the -pul--how they have rofrsJ
the democratic party Of 90. the prestige Of brilliant vic
tory, aud OOuLI tue pu.ri corpse Of aJOitpu-n upon
the fair, robust bee Itty form ofnitDnl Dcuocfacy-aJ
this Is of due past, and t Is known TO all men.
But the future IS uu'OIins sc,urs-ihc democrats
OF Ntw lofN are nov 20 open their lips which have been
sealed since hst November. From the Convention anon,
20 assemble iu gDClsc, will go forth the Judgment cr
il- state on the policy OF tIe frc-drrtfIe course OF
Gyt Nlrry-ths acts Of tbc Governor OF New York and
TIER sperliapl.reri.. lt Ni Doe the most important
convention t State bus witnessed Tor yelr- i r11.e
qgeuce7 will reach far into the ufurc-its action will se
Jl-iy affect the fortunes OF General Pierce. Adriri.f-,
ton. Whlmly be done NJ raru.e OF course cannot be
fJrccn. Bi' same aspects must como out iu lI relief
from a appearance. the Union Democrats Will have
majority boz tnc Convention. We orc yat tD zoo However
WI.tcr they viii be- compelled 20 8-rf either heir rights
os privilege, a- they so oloI ifvr BOO the nee lroI
baggage smasHe,- lli a1-l-s of 40 OF ihs, mis-
e.'ai .aI .l..a.la. ca" "Uu. .-ucc ls4s have been
Key. tt hc bidding OF their C1tuc iul-tersor whether
heg Withhold convention nf their own, ana publish 10
iHe nation what should hIyU been prD.BiunI I1r. ago
'FhI ft.r'n ora. Democrat. u' uu longer hold ADO. lI
ioW-Ip whatever with faction whose G.roeilu- pr,f
ef1i Constitution. The -g. Of the times 100 indicate
that t' hour Has when tho Democratic PARTY 4cg
ory"nafc 10 divorce itself gn the foul contact OF free
niI-m l' could br easily fYr.saer az rc lt.t coryan
ton u baltimore, tNai 'rr ian.1.i faction would readily
and gladly support 'Hn can dtto. however heartily be-
might dc-pi.U lni detect t..u their principle Tic
e' wa, irrosI-H WIS tIcu PROSTATE p1vccss 30 bad
IeA.l zoe aus -I "HsIl. Counterpart Sccose.Ju..r NJ
Doe S'a'H, pr HlIr fnfr.I Tr.v we're h0'r harmless
''.u.t 'I'f Woo rp4efiI. Aud fHay would have.
'tn's'"cp which .nrr- w.-.re bad rot ta.r -t.g s
been evoked They vrrr covered With Office hururs arI
guo.uuHuts They everywhere rewarded flr their
Former rcagbcy t1 Doe Democracy Of Che Union A.
me North and thD ruth these cons suddenly rose aga
INTO consequence because they clothed with power
And they viii -ct up the same abolition howl the tire,
nomenti aE'u serves their purpose The policy Of a.
tempting 90 blend such factions harmOuousy in the M,
body oithe national Democracy, has been the mos ata
experiment any Administration has tried.
The above is from the New York Na,ioHql Demo-
era', and the Gov. Marcy and his adhcron's spoken
Of Is the sane party Of which Daniel S. Dickinso.
spoke as follows
In 1872 these same profe-sed themselves sbrou
Tor what hey called the "union" Of the Democratic Pa
/ ~ A great many good men, considerable number o
bad men, and certainly noaR weak msD, seconded thsl