The daily union., 1854-11-15

patos In this unlawful scheme of the consequences that
would follow their acts He knew North when law
broken, South when the national honor menaced
His sympabies for the down-trodden and oppress
ed of all lands but that sympathy must be expressed in
accordance with the constitution and the laws which
he had to honestly and faithfully executed
An aboonst preacher counsellng armed resistance to
law and the murder of its officers the same footing
with "hlbuster who would disregard the laws Of the
nation and attempt murder the inhabitants of neigh
boring province because they do not the path of po
duty the light he does In the execution Of
all laws the administration of General Pierce has been
strict and exactng; and while the Chief Magistrate has
all times given evidence of bis deep socude for the
spread Of free liberal principles in all parts OF the world
still he has forgotten the national honor as bound by
its treaties the proper execution OF the awsas expected
and commanded by his high and important station 10
this the internal peace of the country has been
maintained while the character Of the nation has been ee
vated in the eyes of foreign powers These are facts which
by the allies during the recent State
contests hence the results cannot by any fair rule Of
construction be taken verdict against this point In the
national administration On the contrary, there not
well-neaning citizen who will admit that Gen. Pierces
administration deserves great credit for the strict obe
dience 10 all laws which il has enforced.
If the prominent of the administration were
not challenged by the allies should their victories be chron
ced as rebuke 10 Gen Pierce and the democratic party
The aboonsts may sander the President because he re-
sisted and rebuked eiecuay their wild and wicked
schemes against the constitution and the unon-the plum
derer of the public treasury for enforcing economy and
honesty in all public expenditure agitaors for bring
ing to favorable conclusion ong-existng disputes with
other countries bu, the intelligent and thinking portion OF
the people wA examine the facts before listening to the
voice passion prejudice If the foreign policy OF the
country has been wisely and prudeny conducted; If the
treaties founded those great laws of national honor
and commercial progress which in full consonance
IF IL,
has been faithfully and carefully guarded the diplomatic
relations conducted with ability and success and the inter
nal relations between all the States maintained on the
broad principles of equality what is there to predicate,
rebuke upon That such have been the products Of Cen
Pierce administration is evident from the TACT that not
of these points disputed by the allies during the
past political contests The wild dance of the fanatics
to far different tune The abolition and know-noth
ing elements the procuring of the results out
of which the allies attempting to manufacture rebuke
Gen Pierce and reversal of the policy adopted during
his administration. But they have failed in this trick
The people examining the questions which entered into
the State in Pennsylvania New York. Ohio, Hi
nois and Michigan, with view OF testing the claims of vic
tory against Gen. Pierce and his administration and the
result be doubted AS the miss of prejudice and
passion dpe the great doctrines and results OF the
ent national administration will be fully acknowledged
and appauded. 1t is only question Of time The truths
on which Gen Pierces administration is based eternal
upfOO Or ue
range its permanent popularity. All democratic admins
trations which stand out promontorics the
democratic truth have met the fiery and often for
seemingly triumphant opposition of an allied band of tra
tors and fanatics II with Jefferson and jackson
and Gen. Pierce is but reading the road made sacred
republicans by the pilgrimage Of these teachers and pro
cts of the political faith But the truth at last vindica
these saae and will it vindcae Franklin Pierce and the
wisdom and policy of his administration When the people
shall escape from this cloud of passion by which they
overhung they will do full honor to the foreign and do
mestic policy which the fame Of this administration de-
pends In the time have fear for the results
the upon which the country is entering The Sen
in the hands of who love the constitution and
respect the equality Of the States and Franklin Pierce
firm and undaunted the granite hills of his State
He will act when the constitution is attacked by abolition
fury and know-nothing bigotry, with the fearless
energy which has characterized all his official move
menis The laws safe in his hands All the storms
fury and fanatcsm which may howl around the White
House cannot stir its occupant from the straight line Of his
constitutional duty Secure in the possession of conscience
devoid of fault towards the country and its institutions
and knowing path in the future but that of honor
and fidelity towards the principles of that .artv which
at all times has been the sheet-anchor of the Union Gen
Pierce rest calmly his lofty position while the puny
waves of passion and prejudice may and fret below
The vindleaton Of his administration 10 fast eading ppol
the heels of this mad of bigoy and intolerance Th
proposition to re-esabsh the whig party in New YORK
upon it's old basis ia proof that the people already
fearful of the demon they have conured from the depths
of passion and prejudice The indications
in this and other States In this the beams Of
truth beginning to permeae the masses and from this
source the antdote to abolition and knownoing poison
will proceed The result Of the elections did
change the Iacs In relation to the policy of General Pierce
and mis- administration, they rebuke because
instance the issue made The administration Stands
to-day safe In the heart of the people do those of JET
erson and Jackson and Franklin Pierce win receive the
commentator of every who loves the constitution
and tho prosperity of this happy republic Sbaaopo rsd
pas prise
EXCITING FIELD SPORTS TExAs--IIoN HUNTlNG--A cor
respondent of the Austin State Gazette furnishes the fol-
lowing account Of lion hunt Fort Bclknap From
tier service appears has its exciting pleasures well as
its hardships
Texas lion of Puma lately captured near Fort
Belknap IN this State, by Lieut. Civens or that post meas
urng six feet sN inches This animal in appearance and
conformation resembles the African lioncss without pcs
sessug the points indicating the strength though
is said to be equally ieocous and has been known to
ry off iugrown hogs and yearngs. They are found
frequently the Rio Grande and New Mexico, but