The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-10
THE new PATTY oRdArIzA TToN.

ton have given origin q various indpen-
tel quartsls g the seheme 81 new party
Organization. 4 gymnastics chiefly from
those Who contributed their aid 70 the elec-
ton 81 Gen. Pierce Is the Presidency, On
the ground Of sustaining the Compromise
Measures. It's very manifest now that Q
large portion 81 those Who rallied 70 the sup
port Of General Pierce Ia s5g, On that ground,
have been disappointed, d cheated. = some
Of them express themselves. The result o.
that election. they allege, has been directly
the opposite Of what they intended. They
sought to put down factionists the appo-
nents Of the Compromise Measures, North
and south--but ii place of efFecting that
end. directly the reverse has been the result.
zasy have been put down and those same
factionlsts have been put over them. There
is hardly.a prominent Compromise man a.
mong the party which placed Gen. Pierce IN
the Presidential Chair. who has uot suffer.
ed political marlyrdom. 50 far as this adj
ministration could infict that fate upon them.
At the North, such men as Dickinson and
The Old Line Democracy. who fought the
battle Of go against the tide Of Abolition
fanaticism, have been prescribed IS political
outcasts. Atthe South, such men a T7oota
and the Union Democracy. Who brayed
the storm Of Disunion "a $50. have shared
q like faith With their Northern allies The
Van Burens. Ihe Dixes. the Mareies, and
the leading spirits Is Abolitionism have
been promoted Over she Dickinson and
Cas- men 81 tie Noftb. while the sOules,
the Dasises, aud the Champions Of seces-
sion have triumphed over Foote, Cobb, and
the Union men Of The South. In short,
the two factions most dangerous to The per-
nance ofthe Union-the Abolitionists and
Eeeessionists- are now The faYorites. and
the sole recipients Of Executive power and
patronage. Such has been the doom Of
patriotism and the reward Of treason since
the eth 81 last March. This state Of affairs
called forth q powerful sentiment among
those who elected Gen. Pierce to the Presi-
dency il favor Of organizing National
party. Strong demonstrations have been
made ID the ranks 81 ths Democratic party
Is hat eject. Opposition 70 the courss 81
General Pierce's Administration 3 every
day becoming stronger among the National
Democrats. Large meetings are beng held
BY them, in which their dissatisfaction is
boldly expressed. On the subject of the
proposed new party Organization We give the
following extracts from the New York Her
aid. one DC ths leading Democratic journals
in opposition to the Administration:
"There is every reason to believe that
the formation Of ! great and overwhelming
party against the administration cannot now
Be arrest by any change which may be
made in the Cabinet. The proposition
comes now too late-the rupture in the dem
ocratic party is too vide and deep to be
healed upon any such armistice. The Ru-
bicon is crossed, and the rebellious national
democrats have already commenced active
operations for the succession Of 1856
Their programme eontemplates nothing less
than a total dissolution of the spoils factions,
as now recognized By the Cabinet, and their
entire reconstruction upon those broad and
living general principles which the admin
istration has repudiated and abandoned.
Already, in the outset Of this new contest.
we have some democratic Developments Of
opposition to the administration which in
their boldness are unlike anything that has
happened for many years. The only par
allel case, forexample, to the lafe election
Of the Senate printer, is in the similar cleo
ton OF 1897. To this case we have hereto
fore adverted, but it was only an incident
in whole chain of events constituting q
presidential crisis similar to that in which
General Pierce now finds himself.
There IS this difference between the po-
litical revolution which followed theelection
Of 1924, and that now resulting from the
Cabinet spoils coalition Of 1858 the latter
has been more rapid in liz Developments
than the former, which il doubtless due 10
The fearless disclosure and exposition Of the
independent press. In proportion tothe ac-
CELEBRATED progress Of public opinion viii the
war advance. Perhaps ii less than three
months the last reliance Of the administra-