Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-23
DeustratI. Qs.rrels.


We commence to-day and will conclude to NOR.
row the speeches Of Messrs. Walsh and Cutting from
the official reports. This quarrel of tho Democracy
is spreading, and will probably exert vast influence
on the politics of the Confedcracy for many years to
como.
The mighty combination Of factions which succeed
ed in making common cause and clccting Gen. Pierce
IN 1852, appear no longer TO be animated by spirit
OF fraterna anty and love, Ever since the inaugu-
ration OF their chief symptoms Of dissatisfaction and
discord have been exhibited and they have gone on
increasing from day to day, and bid fair to acquire
augmented volume and violence with the lapse Of
time. The speeches Of these two veteran and appro-
we'd Democrats from the State of New York are
designed explain the of this notifying con-
dtion of the victorious party IL we understand them
and they seem to be very plain-spoken gentlemen,
the long and short Of the whole matter is, that
the party who have been the unilinching de.
tenders Of the old Democratic faith and the
advocates OF the rights of the South ard the in
tegrity Of the Union, have been disappointed in the
man they elected TO the Presidency. They do not
find him possessed OF the irmness necessary to his
ofiee-or he is false to the professions he made
Whether or the other be the case he has in eff
feet proved ircacherous to the honest and patriotic
and mertorous portion of the party that support
ed him, and surrendered himself and the patro.
mage of his official position wholly TO mcrcenary
factions. The honest and tried Democrats find them
selves excluded from the royal presence and super
coded in all posts of honor and profit by political
Dalghettys, who fight only for the spoils and are
ready, as soon they exhausted, to bcray TIE
hand that feeds them. In word, the Democrats
have gained by General Pierce nothing but failure
failure in their principles failure in honors and loub-
BILE failure in seeing, by their exertions, an unhoy
coalition of Free Sellers and disunioniss inonopolze
the Government.
This We take to be the plain English OF the indct-
ment which these New York Democ, ats prefer
against their Democratic President They seem to
be fully borne out by the facts. At any rate We
know Of nothing that initiates against them He is
found with the stolen goods upon him. He is cheek
byJowl with the Observation-Disclosures himself with
the chief Of the Free Soier-and these two factions
alone experience the blessings of his smiles and his
bounty.
This is family affair." and we have no disposition
TO make mcddle with it. But we desire the coun-
try to remember thing: that the Chief ground
of opposition TO General Scott was the apprehension
that he would appoint Senator Seward to office The
suspicion OF such thing was regarded rs so
monstrous inquity to efIacc all recollection of
his glorious deeds. He defeated, aud his sue
cessfu opponent is not warm in his sat before he
has formed coalition with the Free Soiers and in n
measure surrendered the Government to their keep
ing 1t is well understood in Washington that John
Van Buren, can come there anil dictate his pleasure
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