The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-04
Let Kentncky be Heard.


mars TO have been an attentive observer of the dsor
gauxng spirit which has for past been rife
ia the Empire State. The editor is consistent and un-
,veryng Democrat and 10 an article which appears 10
bis paper Of the 2s,h ult we have unmisakeable ev.
d.pce that be possesses well balanced adicious, and
discriminating mind. We with pleasure transfer this
article 10 our columns with the remark that its value is
enhanced from the fact that il from the patriotic
State OF Kentucky the home and birth place OF The pres
en-, distinguished Secretary OF the Treasury. against
whom facionsts and dsorganzers have been aiming
their envenomed arrows OF calumny We commend the
article from the Yeoman to the perusa of readers. II
will be found below:
"TRx New YoRK DsoRoANIzERs THE CABINET The
New York democracy as usual, have had ftro-up
among themselves They alternately 10 have forgot
the common foe the principles and compromises Of
the Baltimore platform, and all the duties and obligations
that they their country and TO another, as mem
bs OF the same great party working Tor tho same ends
for they In the very OF family fnss, and are
akng up all old Scores and calling another all
OF hard large portion OF thom for the want
Of something to do probably for the purpose OF
screening the mseyes from the odium that ought justly 10
atsch all aposates and factous dsorganizsrs have
turned their heaviest guns against the cabinet, and few
random shots and then towards the white house As
Tor this wiifu aud uuusisbe condsct, they
plead that Secretary Guthrie wrote letter. very
collector the port OF New York, esry, headsong fac
tons vain OF the head patinxs whslngs, and
ffom the Herald toehrinarum,
Of martyr, an account Of whose wrongs ard ia be-
hall Of whose misortune, they hope the indgna
and enlist the sympshes Of tho nation, and partica'
larry portion OF IL, because the sad martyr
was Case in lSsS. Now, the Herald and others of
New York have grown suddenly very loud herce
denuncaons OF the cabinet, and pacu
larry Of Mr. Guthrie and have been bu, lts less scanlous
add erocious their assaults Mr. Davis and why
ostensiby because the cabinet and particularly these two
members oil IT, shoudering all responsibilities have had
the hmnes tho manness. and the nerve, to adhere TO and
abide by and in good faith endeavor carry into Practice
the principles and promises adopted and svowed by
the democracy OF the Union, in general convention assem-
b.d those by which the Pierce administration
shape i course provided At came int power because
Secretary Guthrie, observing the faction breeding,
minded and conduct OF this model collector
aud grandoqne ,nde pendent presumed upon suggesting
TO him and making known TO the public that IL pec
ed who held office under the present
adhere the Baltimore patf' and carry prac
ace far possible, the ompromi ses and principles
thereof; and that his {he Secretary) humble opinion
there In this regard small for i'm provemcnt
10 the conduct Of this pharsaca Mr. Bronson, who hss
since Shown himself 20 avdlous Of the honors of martyr
dom.
Now this cause action the only ocns BILE ba sis Of
al the against Tho cabinet against Davis and
against Guthrie and because they hav. honestly endesv.
oed to all local feuds appease jealouses 1,
have urged that all who and faithful endors
sn and supporters of the national democratic platform are
democrats worthy of the confidence and patronage Of the
parry, evardess Of whstthe have heretofore been pro-
'dsd only that their actions and Professions correspond
They have been denounced as a spos cabinet ss Jug
gers and tmescrvers, who epdea vong to prop and
sustain themselves by general division OF the spos
hnchscr who give office and dole promouon this
and that because of their being befs OF this tn.
cher local len, rather than because Of he worth aud
adj q he W iaa aalu pfln pl~z
svowed BY the party Baltimore and, following s,it
whole whig press have taken tho track, and
norousr thy, too have made the wonderful discovery
thar Secretary Gu h- l. arrogant vulgar bnngling fol-
low, who deserves be kicked Of the oabucr. and
that Bronson IL of wondrous WORTH man endow-
ed with vir,e and independcoce, vigorous In attack
and ski full In defence, and 10 all regards marvel
ousy proper one, the very fellow for the post be oc-
onduota officer OF government and man, Is
only In conflict with the Interests Of his party but is at
it'll his proie ssions and unpaatabe all national
democrats. This family quarrel IL nice moroccan for
them they welcome H. and all the capital they can
make The grcls and troubles OF the bold aud
Mr. Brooson the arrogance and vngary Of
Davis and Guthrie. and all that fine themes for
ds,ion, truly large stock Of buncombcs but TO those
Who obsef we'd the OF events Is psipsble
that far Mr.. Bronson and hi, friends concerned.
the shoe pnches somewhere eso that there snoher aud
more efficient than that assigned Tor these onsaugh
on the cabinet These chivalous and dsinerested York
era would rdy have allowed their sympathies Tor the
pressed Bronson Co, great Tremendous, they doubt
are to have drawn them into snch crusade fhey have
but little fame Tor Qniroo exploits, far have ever
heard The truth s the letters Of Davis aud Guthrie.
stringent AZ they are. would hardly account to can
dd and impartial mind for the milk in the nut,
ih' storm In a pa-pot, and look elsewhere for
solution. fsvorite expression OF the Herald, the
'pols cabinet sf,fd., IN our opinion, the clue to the
uus history Of the whole h,re up Spells %
De The main item In The overy-and the gdm, tight.
listed Secretary of the Treasury s,i continues hold
On with iron grasp the thirty million. The treasury
ma viii continue 10 do az loag as he remains In the
cabinet Tor he IL somewhat oldfa shioned la his notions Of