The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-29
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The New York shells.


The political world east OF the mountains has been
gossppng over The letters OF Collector Bronson and AT
iosney General UConor, both OF The natoa o. New
York Nothing Is heard OF but the sheis-s9l ana hslu
The science OF ehonchoogy seems 10 be The only SCI
epce In vogue except that OF selideence recently pac-
,ced with wonderful brutality at Boston -Four corners.
stranger 10 our politics would imagine that our govern
nsnt ne one of The coral isles OF the Indian ocean, was
buit 10 and sustained by shells Nothing else seems 70
be cared for New York is the great metropolis, anu
The soundipgs in the shells which line her shore ae
accounted HE echo of The great popular voice. UCos
who holds an altorneyship. and bronson, wno reeves
money and gives bond tor II like any ohef ~
srns Ii ,ak 10 and about administration as y, 'ns
nns nj ,his country had made them the very eect !;
20 inst If they did hold their olces by inc ioi
bsa,ance OF tbe President who has been called 70 ms
Is aos,,ion bv The almost universal reclamation oil The
pennle Yet, 10 see how Btonson writes, one "ouiu
think that be a, least the Warwick OF the Siae ana
10 listen to OConofs long lncubraon. one would thhk
that he believed in the verse OF Campbell
"Gory Obey said, and P cs.gs and honor
Are in The mansion OF O'Conor"
We in Ohio, would humbly suggesi-and perhaps,
since our people have spoken about democratic meas.
ures we may &c allowed some emphasis IN making the
The Stale OF New York and It's distracted
sposeekiDg, and rampant democracy 90 not constitute
mis- nation We may perhaps add that the national adj
mnisiraton not all dependent on ar UConor and Mr
Bronson for its success that tor all The people OF Tins
western country care, Mr.. Jones-an intelligent mer
chant who understands custom house regulations. and
can give bondwill do we'll as Bronson TO collect our
money, put in the vaults and keep The KEY II Is not
al all necessary that this New York caerwaulng kept up
with such screeching recrimination should be made
national matter. II Mr.. Pierce does not want these men
in Office let him quietly drop them INTO 'the niche they
were ordained h" and the great body OF voters OF
this country will no, lose minutes sleep, nor go TO
church any more irresulaEly account OF IL
little touch Of the Jacksonian pluck might convert
softs and hards into osslferous remains, which po
cal mineralogss and gnones, in their searches after
strange peacons and curious bones, seeing. may profit
by--and which, laid up in cabinets, may point many
moral in political ethics and adorn many tale OF pol
cal scandal.
il Mr. Pierce and his advisers think proper to keep
Bronson and OConor in their POSITIONS be car lei them
take their spite BY buiing their hard heads into their
brother sofls We are entirely Indifferent. For all that
appears both sides love the President TO d'rsei,on
ha, never even comprised imagined" bis desfuc-
nos. would crawl, with the patience OF any other shell
h,b ound the globe TO serve him What, then, is The
atier Isl State trouble Then. lei them get whip
d by the wings and stay out OF power awhile, and per.
10 they will come to. Is matter OF sehshness and
lecre DO the shells government TO shell ont y
The government has been remarkably discreet in disou
ting Offices between both shells II any one has absorb
other il The hard shells and they the most con-
planning in this regard Well, perhaps, The President
may conclude give unto those that have not and take
away from those who have liule, even ina! whicn
thew have II matters not Let the President do his Will
we are a. Indifferent as Uncle Toby was with the n.y.
Oar old Ohio farmer democrats cannot understand VIVA
all this rdicu lous cbids play among the shells means
They have seen nshng the administration which they
do not approve, and At loss 10 understand why y
should Be embarrassed by these New fok poii.'e'ans
this everlasting snarng between North and SCUM AM
kindred influences moi prompted and urged on oy de-
.,gn,ng politicians better times would dawn in Wash
ipx,on Alter ALL the giant West must be the Hercules
infant Hercules IL you pieaseio sifange those kissing
sercepts Who in winding around each Other, not par
ticular about breaking other peoples ribs, that the
invoiutions attention and secure the victory II i
Sullivan and Morissey little dgnihed
Nobody would care much ii the prize-hgbters them
selves bunged IN their eyes and booded in thei
noses; but they do not want The peace and dignity oil
the State disturbed for the sake OF The nnocen, gra6ca
ton Of the parties Immediately concernedlheir beters
and abetiors.