The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

Tie pehlic hsvc no, forgotten the predie.
ton Of the Wing press. ,hs, the aession a
Congress which has just terminated would
serve to reveal the iupotency Of the Admin.
ls,r.tion and its wsnt Of authority With the
Democratic party. And Ia truth these una.
miable nn,icipa,ions OF our sdvessavies wseo
not withou. stone semblance Of jsseihea>
,ion. The confusion and insubo,dina.ice
which always follow great victory, and
the ea,ousies md disafscsion which The
.sires, distribution Of the patronage Of gov.
eminent never fais 10 breed Ia . party.
threatened 10 break up the Dsmo0atle or
gsnlrstion and 70 embArsss the Admins
.fation in 10 measures Of public policy.
Secret discos.sn. fostering IN the bosoms
Of individuals. respectable portion Of ~
party in opepunfyol,. and no snsagonistio
political orgs||Ika,ion to Undue. harmony
snd Vigilance by t'e pressure Of opposition.
/, is no, wonderful thai few faithful Dem
ocrs.s grew dependent. while the wings
esulted In rrospee, Of confusion and strife
which promised their speedy restoration TO
power.
The session Of Congress ia q. en- end.
and VEG may row d-,~rn,ine whether III.
even. i1siifes either theSe gloomy spprs.
tensions on the one side or that insolent
triumph on the other. Has the admins,
,raiiou suffered from want Of respec, and
authority with i,s own pAr:ys Has il ae>
compli,hed nothing for the public ~el!areV
This Administration, We will admit, haz
/ been embarrassed by the ualivni,y Of in
l.. t,t nf IA ~,
Washington, even with eli the authority
OF his great usmo and lux,rious servicss.
wa, often hsrs.set and defeated BY an
Opposition which he could neither oseraws
nor oonc,liss-. Jackson, too. WAS more
than once abandoned BY pretended friends.
aud left nj tho mercy Of his enemss on
oocasions Of e.ifeme difficulty and peril.
I Tie Administration Of Polk wss con-
slant struggle asaiEs: an opposition doml>
nan, in Congress ard unserrrulous in ia
warfare There is nothing, then, excep>
,ionsl in the history Of this Administration.
T If Mr. Pierce has encountered the enmity
of individuals innamed 10 resentment BY
personal dissppcin,meut. and OF parsizsns
nteu, on the recoyery Of power without
regard 10 tie inieres.s OF the country. He
has been too accompanying IN his adhe-
renee % principle. sud too arhan, Of opPo.
siuon, not 10 provoke the active hostility OF
political adversa-ies His friends have not
been wanting in devotion.
An ample illustration Of The Influence Of
ths Administration. is supplied Ia tho hiss
tory Of the reren, session Of Congress. Il
was predicted hy tho opposition pres. tina.
no respect wouii b. shown to the official
nominations Of the President, We. we doubt
il under any Administration, 40 tow Exec
a,ive appointments were rejected by the
Senate. In the measures Of Congress the
authority Of Ae Administration has been
qhnnAsa.ly indicated. II President Pierce
nod basa eonisnt 10 sand sloof ifon tho
struggle. much more If he had thrown the
weight of his influence against the South.
the Missouri restriction would still be upon
the statute book The Sebsssss bill 10 the
wosk OF bis Administration. Whatever
share others may have II the glory Of the
achievement, il would have been impoasi.
bic vi,hcu: hi. support Tnen, sgs,n there
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