The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-18
From the Mobile Register,

What the New York Tribune has aptly termed the sSa
tanic Press alias the New York Herald perfectly
in its vtuperaon of the President of the United States
his cabinet advisers The refusal of the French mission
the Caban who and controls that unprncpled
has stirred all the that found its in Fry
verdict and the exhibition of which has led TO the
cowhdings kckngs, and spttngs in the face, of which
Bennett has been the recipient Nothing goes wrong in the
heavens above the earth beneath the under
EARTH but Bennett attributes it to the President and the cab
met particular measure Objectionable to the Herald is
passed by Congress- sinister influence of the President
ried through another fails and the Presidents
imbecility to influence Congress is the of it.
A difficulty arises in Congress between two leading
bers, and the Herald boldly it has evidence show
that body the President has get them shot
out of the Nobody Of course who thinks for moment
attaches any Importance these silly sehoods or believes
they contain particle of truth for, the Tribune says
the Herald and Truth not speaking terms But be-
question worthy Of serious thought among honest
people and patriots whether they shall continue pay their
money sustain journal shameless in its alsehoods and
thus contribute the of their subscription and their
influence the degradation Of the press and the democrat
izing Of public sentiment.
Prom the Troy IN. " Budget.
THEY sArIsFIrp.-When intelligence Of the
Black Warrior outrage first received the wing press
melancholy the pusianmity of the adminstra
tion, and could entertain hope the rights of
American citizens would be protected until another Of
took the helm 1t subsequently transpred that the
American minister at Madrid had been promptly instructed
demand in that could be misunderstood ample
Indemnity for the past and satisfactory secury the
future IL required that citizens should be re-
Enumerated for the losses they had already incurred by
unjust and arbitrary proceedings Of the Spanish officials and
that the local authorities OF Cuba should be authorized 10
settle the spot any differences Of the kind that might
hereafter instead Of transferring them the government
Of Madrid to be shued of after tedious and systematic de-
lays II would that this decided Of our govern
mont ought to satisfy everybody here yet is certain that
IL does not.
The wing prints that the President about 10
transmit to Congress message covering the CORES
pondence and containing decided recommendation
respect to future action Hence they change their tune
stead Of tmdity" the cry arrogance" "oppres-
sion Of weak power war and slavery" Some Of them
insist that the American minister has demanded the removal
Of the captangenera Of Cuba when they know that the
statement has been authoavey contradicted In order
render inevitable and thus distract attention from per-
picking political questions Others, among whom IL the
Evening Journal attribute the Of the government
scheme for extending the Of slavery at the South
For this are likely topunge into a war with Spain =
and then the Jeremiad:
The burdens Of win fall upon the North Our ships
will be captured driven from the ocean Hundreds Of mil
lions Of dollars win be Lost and the republic from present
prosperous and pamy condition. viii be struck down and
crushed out, ("