The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
THE WAR UPON THE ADMINISTRATION.
The Cabinet Organs and the New
York Herald.
INTERESTING CONFESSIONS.
OPINIONS OF THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
From the Washington Union (main Cabinet organ u
THE NEW NATIONAL ORGANIZATION.

OF the adm lad controlled the votes of scs Of
with wings and for the defeat Of ths propris
tor of the Union Ii will scarcely be dsubtsd that the
Ne. YORK HHAo y the s. adj organ Of the opposition
the administration That journal fully sustains
view TO the construction to DO placed upon the result
United been laying the law 10
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manifestation nine democratic nsjorty the Senate six
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% QUIT and appears that this end Gsnsrsl Cas- and
seesen Senator Dodge Of Iowa declared the
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over oS II The va. ss s% the ss al
taken All par les BY surprise.
oples :poiis senste the nation
P.rs y a,s 1snd n uso 81 nunard s,n in the
broken TO be followed other startling decisions
settled ne Oregon 's aa IS ns annex
made :hS shaped eonpsenise q
the h RESULT Of Snos to III
P on Paf; s aSSs s
ad%ais'rssion IS Gsn:rsl Fierce nsyt decide.
we're comments the course adopted by those demo-
cratic Senator's who have furnished the occasion for the
foregoing article Whether the editor OF the herald
speaks .by authority not it must be admitted that
the facts Of TO give strong pausbty to
some Of his cor cusons These facts are and
deserve carefully by the der ocratc party
There forty f7ur SenA when the vote
WAS taken-tsenty five being democrats. sixteen wings
and three Abolionits General Armsr ,ng scevsd six
teen democratic votes and ons wh Mr. Tucker received
fourteen Whig votes three abolition votes and nine ds
mocTstc votes Calls and Sexton received vhg VOTE
The vote by ballot and every whig but'two and
every abconist, is found concurrrs in casting their
votes against the Union which has uniformly sustained
the Administration, and in favor Of the Sentinel, which
has Only claimed to give the admins ration an ince
pendent support The wings and aeolitioniss would
naturally be oppofed to paper which gave its hearty
support TO democratic adninistrasion-thsy would
turaiiy ympathze with opposed TO the adminstra
nsn or sven one giving IT only an independent sup
port That the wings and abchtionists voted sgAnst
the Unon TO show their opposition to the sdminstrator
will not be controverted We have ceusures to be-
upon than for doing Tho Union is opposed to tn
and sustsins the adiuistT alton cordially ia its oppo
to them. Whom nine democratic Senator'S are fouad
voting with them, the HERALD be OF
ness concluding thst they controlled by the
motive to wit ition to the policy OF the admins
Whilst We o,nceds tina. the conclusion Of tn. HERALD
seems to We are not prepared to admit that
al Of the Senators whose associated in this
vote with the wings and abolitionists acuatsd by
feelings Of opposition TO the administration We have
~ little hesitation however in saying that of them
and those who active In bringing abo the result
were BY the feelings which the GERALD tributes
to thsm That there was dstiact understanding be-
twsen the wings Ard aboonists and few democrats-
that they to cast the vote and by their united
strength, telling blow at the admins.rAtion-s
- clearly aimed it is that the Union defeated
BY Coalition between wings, aboltonists, and few
dsnocrsts That AL of the nine dsmo,fats who thus
voted the secret emit intended
their action to signify their hostility to the adminstra
ton, We do not be ieve 1t must be admitted however,
That they have placed themsslves In position BY the
company in which they found, to give plausbty
the announcement made by the HERALD. In mating these
Remarks oesire to be Understood avoiding
just inputatcn zpon any S-nA whose in
tended 70 manifest his opposition to the
h1 og have mad tn vi
tne opposition If they choose to form coalitions with
wings aud abotioniss they have perfect right to do
and they certainly welcome to all the benefits Of
their associaons bat The history of the democratic
party furnishes many prscedsnts which teach us that
such dsssetioss end dsssrousy TO ,ss who thus seek
to avepge s1ppoed injuies to crafty reasonable
aspirations for political promotion For 81 sue h. this
adm inis ration cont clled and managed By whose
democracy has never been ques.oned-by one who
sought to rise coalitions wi wings or aoo
secosd only pora to democratic principles
for A such this AIN iaistra los has nothing bat
defiance and towards al such the Gni will continue to
Greet the popular den ocAtc sentiment rs enemies 10
democratic principles, no matter what high PROBES
sons they may make.
When the Of the Senator's Who voted the
against the administration claimed ia the foregoing
tcs Of the BKsAD lock- at it will rurprise the 'un-
try that he object the sauizatien Of
g Sat national party upoA proc Pies compromise
measures" Nationality has found . strange Judgment
in coalition between compromise men, avowed
aboonists and wings The cat ogue will be looked at
with interest BY the people when they are called upon to
break the democratic party for the Of
Wade and three four democratic Senator's in tbs great
nation 81 scheme described by the HERALD. Tank of
great rational party now 70 be established upon the prn
cpss Of the nproniss measures and founded by
ard Sumner, Chase and two democratic Senator'S all Of
now denouncs them And yet this Is the character Of
the opposition to the administration, described by ths
q the new national party and this ia the grand
object to he mplsnea BY the coalition the 6rst
result of which the herald exults
may be highly presumptuous in US to question the
iafaIbity Of Senator's, but when have god reason
to believe that deliberate coalition has been formed for
the purpose Of embarrassing the administration and
dividing ard breaking down the democratic party, vs
cannot be restrained by respect for the senatorial
Office from spes king mind We have good reason to
bsisvs that whg Senator pollsd the vhig side Of the
Senate that democratic Senator polled the democratic
side and that the result made known to . Ali
ton abolitioDht who furnished toe abolition poll.
In this way understand, the coalition formed
which result ted In the vote have already announced
II all this be consistent with senatorial nflbity then
erroneous standard II such coalition be wrong
taen know Of nothing In the senatorial position which
snoud sasd the guilty from the condemnation Of free
press
From the Washington Union
rHR VOTE IN THE SENATE.
II would be Reasonable to suppose that the organ of
the organization prossssd gotten up for
downfall Of the administration wouli possess correct
information to the Of the Senators whose
are highly lsudsd by that Journal We ind the
OF the classified By the HFRAID but
isskeabls believe that it wrong 10 par
tisuIar and, being wrong in tina. one 1t ,esssrily
wrong In another. The name of Governor Allen, OF
Rhode slsnd is put down having voted for Nj Tacker
Hs voted for General Armstrong, and therefore there
was either In the count Of the vote o; there
is SENATOR put down for General Armstrong who voted
for Mr. Tucker This state Of uncertainty as to the
actual vote significant commentary upon the ballot
system of voting
Thea tcs below, from the HERALD makes an announce
mont the deserton OF frseso heresiss By hessr
Seward Chase Sumner, and Wade, witch will show how
worthy orga the national possesses
So long the organ to oevsopt the objects OF
its party shall prefer to those Developments
TO any Of the diatribes Of ts satellites.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Cabinet orgsn)
TEE ADMINISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.
Months ago dis cerDed lurking dsafection In the
democratic party, and oretod the dsvelopemen Of
opposition to the administration in the ranks Of its s
supporters Unless all the Indications Of the hour
be utterly deiusive events about Justify pre-
san Tho extraordinary activity and exultAton Of the
recsniy poweriess and PROSTATE whg partythe angry
gsvas ,ud schisms in the dsmocracythe demonstration
o. opios In the House and in the 5enateindicats
With artins emphasis, state of feeling towards the
standardization which democrat contemplate with.
out spprshersion More 10 meant than meets the eye.