The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-08-23
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| ing artieh tn9i1 the Washngt TON Sentinel Ii
refreshing II see IA asoTal sfs ptifzeiples 4
once indenend4nt ana conselaaflge, ppttlisitet
in Democratic Journal the offieEl organ V
81 the United STATES senate mitila SIGHT 81 III
president ljaiaae
ExEerTIsE 1srnoSAas The Trioa' /
Yesterday cdntsih sF4a article oa Tie necessity
sustaining THE dtElgerate ORGANISATION, 80 te
eessitY Which Judi llonl the tone .ratlertl
4. tie expression 81 i'll Sentiments II would nf4
even i tlbe silarifiiSe If the principles If Ill
party
Il Gle result os.this tame subsection t6 ID!
e1ecatise woaidbe t.enhanee It's power. ma i
=incTease.its eorriptltn. until Dis Nltl would BIZ
come a.law, anaits sod would, ilsgleed he sflit
n seal of fate, the sanEton of d cod. ithe taso
pleisaot held moe lfalble ii Tie See Of Rome
than the presldert WPuld b. III tI4is degataTaae
republic Inc MN vino rad the iafeEIEI aFE.5z
u to demonstrate, would be forever prescribed
! The statesman rho looked back with lesafs
longing to the ERse principles Of his f4lfh,wanld
inkinto obscultn, The press that was reckless
enough to lift u llaIH IN support Of tie consti-
Tuition, would bs heliup as ane1ample of tree
tson and infarnY WE would not rob HE eae-
Ieatiye Of any offs legitimate power We would
uphold it in its eEebise. But We would de-
Inounce a prineiph which would be Tie IRaidu-
GUS means Of depigifg the Other coordinate sle-
ments Of our sysenI Of the proper exercise Of
( the powers conferred on them By the consb.ta-
/ ton and laws.
/ A LEX FROM .rfE OrHEs SlDR--The hards
| Of New York have denounced the administFa-
Ition lately at syra5se, aid now the softs have.
tried their hands Ftf the lame game. Verify.
/ the adainistratieHiJ running The gauntlet when
the two factions, 5aeh Yiehg with the ether i'll
Edenouncing the PRESIDENT his cabinet and their.
measures. 4 aFaetlng5oHihe soft democratic
republican committee wasaeld On the I2thinsE,
+ at Tammany Hal, when be following resolu-3
lions, on Unemployment 5F John NeKeou as
e. s. district att,sney, wef adopted
Whereas, II iythis day IaiciafIy announced
tHat John MeKtbn has bee appointed United
States attorney br the sousiern district Of New.
York; and, whereas, he.is r5toriouslY destitute
of the professional ability aid standing which,
are essential I'll the proper discharge Of he !
highly responsible duties j the office, and II
whereas, he Rfused to be bond by its nonli- /
nations evenWhile It was entrelT united. and I
whereas, While member Of aa house Of rep /
resentatives in the tWentT-ffh and twenty |
seventh coFgress, he voted all sympathissd /.
with Gjddilgs Of Ohio, slade, % " er1nont, and !
other abolfonists, and Waercd, he opposed
the twentRtirst rule and the re5Iution in cen
sure Of joshua r. a5ddings for Introducing in y
cendiarY abolition documents inh the house of II
atiyes, and whereas, hehas constantly II
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grocs ii the State Of New Iok unqualified \
sufrags and tie Observation-Disclosures to
them b. all political privileges ez&ebed by the
whites and whereas, be has beerpblioly and is
justly denounced in congress and the State
of Nov York as an aholitionist; ana whereas, y
he las been expelled from and repliated by 4
VI democratic party, and refused alearing in
aiAnany Hall by the democracy ohhis city
while etunited; and whereas, Lesis low, and
mas peen sa gears. without the confidence 81 At
respected alfsportien Of tie democrSc party
and conseauaf7g is totally unable te1erioIln 1
his alleged promise bringing to thsuppor5 e
Of the administration thas3oftion of III dalno- T
cratic party which is now oRosed to Il there
fore,
Be il resolved, That we deeply de,5a liz
appointment Of John Mckeon to the oInszf i
United States attorney for tie southern district
Of New ork, believing that il equally ouEFa:
ges the connections Of the democratic fepubi-
cans in all its 1iYisions,and is calculated to h.
It's existing differences, and contribute
seriously to impair the confidence heretofore
reposed in the presidents aud he administrator.
Resolved, That Il copysof the ahaYe pIaaata-
bic and resolution he furnished g luz presides
and b. Published,
The lFfILMoRE ABMI2Isg, -5ss>s5r7= 4 81
pic, of 81 ae+@;.en htsfaye very general Fl go.
5f~ssssd and acknowledged the efficiency, iu;S el
and wisdom of the Administration Of tho at
ia'rs OF Tue country aIu government, during tn
period Mr. Fillmore Occupied the post of chic
magistrate; but it is SO rarely the case that "
see any thing like Justice done to that admin
tration IN the columns of the papers strugal .sf.
to uphold the crumbling dynasty Of The b. II
der, that we cannot omit to qpote the foll5%
ing from the Washington Star--a semi-of97 .54
organ OF the present administration, publis15f
IN Washington. Notwithstanding the fact tF,a
me 05aF IS chiefly engaged in clarifying Il
hE8aaler and his administration, it seems 5s$
posed IN this article, to do justice to the adj
lstralon Of Mr.. Fillmore. Ii says:
ave had hardly room yesterday to amour
the tact of the confirmation of three Of ~
South American treaties of the last natir.s7
administration which occurred on the day ~,
fore They are the treaty with the orie .sa
republic OF Uruguay, signed at Montevi leo
in August, 1852, the treaty with the Areen.v
confederation for the free navigation O. ~.
river de la Plata and its tributaries. the -
quay and Urgua, signed at Buenos Ayr.
July 10, 1853, and general treaty of I'm
merce and friendship with the Argentine ee
federation, signed on the 9th Of July, 1851
These several Instruments were necotiat If
the part Of this government by the hon. Me
5chenck. Of Ohio, and Pendleton, of Wing.
at that time American minister and eharea ID
those quarters, We need hardly say that -
reflect great credit on these gentlemen, ~ t
will be remembered, that at the time the s,re,.
try rang with congratulatory newspapar ~.
marks upon bheir successful prosecution O. t.6
business for which they we're especially s. Z
South America. "
Ihe treaty for the navigation 81 lie M b
and its continent is one Of immense i,sn,. 90
doubtless, 70 tho commercial inferred - .l. *,
United States. Il opens navigation to 80. '0
and tree testhe flags Of all natio1s---f,y -
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