Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-19
.pIKIr OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union's last issue burns any quantity
OF Incense under the nostIils of the President
and other leading Democrats-overdoing the
thing "rsythsr," We should judge. Rejoicing
over the emphasis Of the New Hampshire
Democrats State Convention, as manifested
IN their act of unanimously shouldering the
Nsbraska bill, the editor takes occasion to
give those late New Hampshire Democratic
party leaders, who recently rated a 4" frs,
rate notice." as follows:
The present action of the New Hampshire
democracy is another chapter IN the volume
that de cribes their history. IL is in harmony
With the severe simplicity and iron nerve
which they have always exhibited. and, IKE
caPsbeaf to q noble column, it htiy cI1"hs
AMI completes the monument OF their aueh'y
Ire spectacle would be most unsa ~ sceo'y
however, If, with these victoious enoiens ~
the foreground. there were not Kissing 'falto n
in The rear, bsf8ed at their own game OF re
ysngs- aud cru he'd by their own plans. These
zen hsye not only read. but written OF other
deserters. in vain and now they undergo The
Litter penalty of seeing that which they have
predicted Of o hers, ,urned and tested upoi.
themselves. How much has Edmund Burke
Trls;sd by these warnings? The example o.
hale, who, full of confidence, reached eleva
leo place by deceii and ny fraud, and fell frou
tae beis A. thus bsssly achieved, one misshaptn
nass uf br ken fame and ruined reputation
this example SO frequently referred to 6y his
present inItatoY has failed 10 rescue Burke
iron the fate that sooner or later Overtaket
the ingrste and the traitor. Strange, too, that
the same cause destroyed both these agitators
They both fol from their high estate BY
rtcfsancy to constitutional princlples-Halt
boldly leading his factions against his former
frisods, running brief career, and closing
ths drama by removing from q State that ha6
spurned him from Its bosom |; and Burke. full
OF professions Of national doctrines, and full
OF criticisms Of others, ends his demonstration
by openly uniting with the abolitionists to de-
feat the will of the party that had given him
30 much Of its confidence. How many will
profit by this insrabce or must the future
enly add new evidences Of the power of truth
% be again discarded By those who in turf
shall be nisled by ambition and revenge?
The IxtsHisencs,, noticing Q recent article
IN the AIexandria Gazette, wherein tho editor
of helatter Journal intimates that he disagree.
with the WING organ upon the repeal of tt &
Missouri compromise, says:
'.Presuming that this has allusion to the re-
PEAL OF the Missouri Compromise, We beg to
say that in regard TO our course on that Ques-
ton, We have hi; herto teen no cause to fee
either regret or doubt. On the contrary, in
ouuiIOn 10 our Owl cieareSt CONVICTIONS OF
right We have been cheered by the general
APPROVAL Of our sub scribcrs Throughout: tbs
Soa,h, of wish indications reach US almos
daily. while, with single exception, the voice
Of disapprovsl has not reached us from any
Son bern " mig outside eff Congress. We are
not unaware that it has been pronounced here.
in certain conclave, by those whose right to
speak for the Wing party, Norrh or South
night we'll be diSpg.ed that the Intel igencer
.misrepresented the Wings of the Souih;'
but We might answer that, while the Intelll-
Sencer never professed 10 speak for the Wing
party any where. it did not, on the repeal of
tee Missouri conpromise, misrepresent the
Wings OF the South, however many of them
may have differed from it. So far from this
we firmly believe. and have many evidences
70 show, that grsai Ior ion If not majority
OF he Wings OF the Sou dsapproved of the
sgita'i of the compromise question, and
taat very many Of those who did not openly
dirarprove of II witnessed the repeal with In
difference
Abe Sentinel giories over the action of the
New Hampshire democratic State Convention;
discusses public buildings and public grounds
In some three mortal columns; laughs hearth,
IS Colonel Ben.on's last mares nest, &c.