Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-16
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. 1854,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1854.
Gen'iemen; 90 in corner" having been favored with
ahearnS through your columns, some days since bccs
leave to submit few matters moro for tho consideration
your readers IL is notorious here that the public con.
hdenee is fast reccdng and disappearing from the pscscn,
administration. Men constantly found regrettinp
deeply, their opposition Scott since il has been mad,
p"pabie that no one will dare deny it, that Pierce
and his administrative policy il is called are openly
enlisted in defence aud protection Of that very class of
politicians whose suspected utilization with Scott damned
him aud many Of his supporters in tho estimation of
sound, national men-North South, East aud West But
what do we now behodg Dickinson that tried able and
faithful friend OF the constitution aud the rights secured
to the States under it, is kicked out hunted down. de
nounced spit upon derided and scoed at by the Wash
ington Union and the Richmond Enquirer, and all other
supporters oil this Administration for what? 60 tell il
not in Gath, nor publish il in the of Askelon ~
For what! Simply because he unwilling to take into
tho Democratic party of ~ Y. the enlire body OF Van
Buren, Freesosm aud to recognise them OBTAINING tber
freeso organzaton,) part aud parcel of the gieat
Democratic Party Of the Unionl This is the head and
font OF his offending. This is the why he and
Bronson aud all Others who like them love the Union Of
these States and the purity and integrity OF party organ
iZaon than they DO the "oaves and fishes have
been driven ont of place, make the evolves
in Sleeps clothing" who make Democracy hdaous
by their howlngs and rawlings against these great and
good men, Mr. Dickenson says they like the renown.
ell Peter Brush, who wanted something have and no,
something to do" They have the Offices of the country
the smiles OF the Administrauon-an il they do any.
thing to ia abuse and viy their belters So much for
New England Generalshipl
But locoiocosu, not satisfied with an exhibition Il
practical Federalism alike alarming and disgusting seen
in the case of Collector Bronson is yoring to
establish system both hunl.ating aud degrading which
requires every who calls himself Democrat to swea
bY the beard OF Pierce whoever occupy the Pre-
sidonal Chair the successful candidate of party
u any one dare To think ior hmsel-to for himself
to speak his own thoughts, obey hs own impulses H.
any matter whatever, not before known aud recognised
as the policy OF the Administration, he is forthwith bella.
bored IA factions scoundrel unfit associate any long
er with the Sn.on pTreS OF the party-those who
with mind soul aud body, worship and adore Loco
iocosm IN the persons Of whomsoeyer may please To
set in high places, aud who would think of lump
ing into The lire rs OF uttcrng word casting vote Wi
ting syllable, dreaming Of anything that they sup
posed would not meet with the hearty approval of their
dem gods-the President and hs Cabinet And these
latter take good let them know through the col
Independence OF thought action have dared To-
maniest-even though they be Senators Representa-
vos Congress pass without receiving meritei
ugstion and rebuke l.ocoiocOsm in name il horrible
Federalism in practice Who DENY ty-who will
dare deny that the instances OF practical downright
Federalism exhibited 10y the l.Ocooco Administrio ns
and now being exhibited excel thing that has yet
CURED in this country.