The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-01

One OF The edoIs Of the Daily Enquirer, published at
Evansville, in Indiana, visited Washington CITY few
weeks SINCE and whilst here addressed letter 10 hs
paper, ia which he gave has impression and views a. TO
President Pierces administrative policy His conclusion
strikes being well sustained BY and fact Like
President Pierce, this writer understands The difference
between popular sentiment as II einanstes from The
masses, and as is represented by interested political
would-be leaders. The masses speak their judgment
through the balotboxthe interested leaders too often
mistake thtu own deiuslons for popular sentiment and
constantly falling into unpleasant bunders Whilst
the President compfehends clearly anybody the
schemes OF those who conspng for the overthrow OF
his Administrations he knows the men, their
lecedents their concomiiants and the motives upon
which they combining, be looks on their machi-
nations with Indifference which. whist sitests
his own consciousness OF rectitudc, il also shows
how confidently he knows how TO lean upon the I'M
biased judgment OF the democratic masses for bis ul
mate vindcation. In this connection pleased to
find views fully sustained by the editor Of the
Enquirer He says,
Among tho people, The who looking for
ward 10 official patronage, there adminsIa
tion more popular than this They have faith in the
Imness which has not swerved from the Baltimore plat
FORM IRON inaugural more truly American and pat
otic than any which has been delivered the Capitol
The President will be guided only by the dictates of his in
egry and of right. He is be driven from the
path he has chosen by the sensees cavng Of disappon
ed parsans Let any before tho people endorse The
Of the adnristration and he io be elected This
popular is the best Tennessee, Kentucky, Ala
bama, and all the States in which electors have
been held, have spoken in undeniabe thunder. This talk
of the declining popularity OF the administration is all gas
got for selfish purposes, inspired by dsappoinmens
search Of office The administration 10 popular
day than any administration since Jackson's first
The foreign population stands by u President who has
stood by them President did before The farmers
stand by the who gave them their just and proper
protection The commercial will stand by adj
miDstraion under which the American flag will protect
his goods and insure his rights every port the globe
The ofevery trade will stand by the plain unassuminR
citz.n who has always proclaimed himself his equal and
his fiend. The foe agitation, the foe aboonsm the
foe dsunon will stand by The patriot who is as hostile TO
them any can be. Away with the senseess cavil-
ngs Of Interested men Frank Pierce continues prove
his lore OF union exempy his strong in foreign
and domestic affairs, and pay that interchangeable alien
on the business OF his Office which has characterized
him far. the people viii demand his reelection, and
Kentucky and Tennessee least will vote with the other
States in his favor"
AS ii, sequel to these remarks, we deem it not i'm
proper 10 make extract from late editorial of the
Baltimore Republican, in which the following just views
as to the attachment, OF the to the President
forcibly stated
"When the President called from his retirement TO
the iuslrous position he occupies and adorns the
masses of the people closed their books to open
onal in regard TO past divisions Their synipa-
hies OF the past transferred to him and his gener-
ous NOBLE and patriotic efforts unite the party have
cinched sentiments and resolves with hooks OF steel
The of his calappareny the voice OF destiny
his chivalic bearing dung the canvass, the inspiration
his address, the elevated manner OF his whole
conduct undy touched the popular mind and he
surrounded and protected by the hearts OF the peo-
pie that deies all covert assaults, open mag-
nifty, disappointed ambition, or mercenary hale, The
Union need defend itself the Presden. from
the assaults of such thing the Annapolis Gazette It's
character the character of its conductors and supporters,
well known this community to require any de-
from SANDERS The faction which have used IT, and
arr still trying for their selfish purposes, are fast
sinking to their original obscury."