The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-08-05

New KTampsInire democratic RcsO.
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Our readers viii remember that the Hon
Edmond Burke Of New Hampshire. intro
duced certain resolutions IN the State Con
vention. disappointing the course pursued
By President Pierce in making up his lis
Of appointments from the extremes Of th.
party almost exclusively These resolutions
il Is true, were moi adopted BY the Conyen
ton. but Mr. Burke was chosen as Presi
dent which indicates very clearly that hi
action had not excited against him any feel
ings Of opposition. The course Of Mr
Burke drew upon him the censure Of che
n. q. Patriot the favorite organ Of Presi.
dent Pierce in the Granite State. The Pat.
riot, however. finds by the rejoinder Of Mr..
Rurke that he fully avows. and stands by
his resolutions, in every particular, and also
intimates clearly that those resolutions had
better be regarded as the voice Of warning,
than the subject Of acrimonious censure.
We extract the following portion Of the re-
ply Of Mr.. Burke to che article Of the Pat
riot and would recommend il to the careful
perusal OF our democratic brethren who are
ever ready to sing anthems d praise TO the
appointments Of ths President whether Of .
6re.easer or freesoiIer Nj. Burke but speaks
boldly the sentiments Of thousands from
Maine to the Rio Grande. He says:
ayow the resolutions in whole and ia
part, and viii stand BY them: Not design
ing to cast any censufe upon the President
I did design 70 preserve Tie consistency of
The Democratic party 81 tie Granite State,
especially with regard to tlle slavery Ques-
ton and the conpromiss and such be-.
lieve to be the sentiment 81 decided ma
jonty Of the Cou1ention and of Die Demo.
craey Of N II
And Sc farghel Treating be mandate
Of the n. 3. Patrios With The seoin Il de-
serves. frankly sag toithe world that do
not approve Of the appointment o Office Of
freesoilers, abolilionists, disunionists Or
wings. until they have brought themselves
within the purview Of the lib resolution
adopted b the late Convention. II the
President has appointed 4 man to his Cabi.
net who was but short time since feder-.
alist. say frankly that ! do moi approve Of
ii. And / have not seen the FIRST sound
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Democrat that does approve Of il. r. he
has appointed leading disunionist Of the
Cabinet do not approvy Of It. Il he has
appointed leading ireeaoiIers, orcoaIitionists
T do not approve 81 Ii. would say this 20
him personally, as | now say i publicly 10
the people 81 New Hampshire, not u any
spirit or unfriendliness Of hostility, but with
sincere desire that his administration
should be conducted successfully and glori-
ously, for himself and country. And thou.
sands upon thonsands Of the true democracy
OF the Union. 70 whom he owes his trium
phant election. now entertain precisely the
same sentiment. And if know President
Pierce he viii respect these sentiments and
the men who have the courge and honesty
ID utter them:
Il would Be well for The editor Of the
Patriot and his hackers, before they go tds
Iaf. 70 ponder wen On he state Of things IN
New Hampshire II ibis time. They camel
but Be aware that there exist many elements