Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-28

postponed till tho next Session py Aun'ni0"a
ton votes so as to preclude speech from
the most distinguished and determined oppo-
nent of the Southern route.
Another act of this Democratic Admins
tration was, the vetong of bill granting GER
tain portions of the public lands to all the
States, to be applied by them severally to the
establishment af asylums for the INDECENT In
sane--a measure Of equal interest to the Peo-
Pile Of all sections but disapproved OF by the
President because he was unwilling to dlH-
please the ruling Oligarchy, which trowns
upon any disposition of tho public domain,
intended specially for tho good Of the People,
The next movement Of this Democratic Ad-
minstraton was, an attempt through one OF
it's instruments in the House to raise tho tax
on newspapers and letters, 30 ~ to obliga the
People OF the free States make up the vast de-
iicit in the revenues Of the Post Office Depart
ment, accustomed by the excess OF expenditures
among Shareholders over receipts, the extrava-
giant appropriations made to mail steamship
Companies, and the carriage through the mails
free ofcost of documents, pamphlets, and let
tiers, sent by members Of Congress. This mean
attempt to increase the burden Of the Many
for tbs benefit Of the Few, fortunately faied
ton majority.
But, the browning act of this Democratic Adj
ministration--the act which has given it and
it's supporters an Immortality OF iniamy--is
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, with
view, NJ it is now clearly demonstrated, to in
troduco Slavery in Kansas, and to establish
Principle in virtue OF which Slavery Propa-
gandiam may go forth conqnerng and to con-
quer,-a measure unoaled for by the People,
ropugnant to their sense Of Right and to their
best interests, sprung upon them by surprise
forced through Congress in glazing opposition
to their will, by the votes Of men pretending to
represent them, while betraying them; acting
all the while under the dictati0n of an Admin
istration protesting reverence for Democracy,
and praoticing implicit obedience to the Slave
holding Oligarchy
We ask every sober minded, disintercsted
Democrat in the country, is such an Admins
Io1Ou, bOiuoCIhtiCs iAiC lco ouPt'OA eOio, Dotu-
ocraticl There is the RECORD, ia it not
true9 And does not every act there record
cd provo that it is tho agent of the Class In
terest Of Slavery, working for it's aggrandize-
ment, not only to the neglect, but in utter vio-
lation, of the rights and interests of the People
To call such an Administration Democratic, is
to lie to God and man. To call its supporters
the Democratic Party, is to utter libel ON MI
genuine Democracy. Call them Administra-
ton men, Pierce men, Services, Slavery Propa-
gandists Covenant Breakers, anything you
please, 80 that you define their true position
but, for the sake of all that is decent and OF
good report in Republican institutions, do not
disgrace the name, Democracy, by styling them
Demoeraiic-fhc Democratic Party
Having exposed the true character of this
Administration and its supporters, we shall be
the better prepared to understand and oharac-
terizs the political movements Of those glasses
of politicians in the free States who are labor
ing to give it aid and countenance, and at the
same time, to escape the odium OF it's policy.
We shall pursue the subject tomorrow