Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-18

er. The convention Of that unftIaa OF the demo-
cratic party Of New York which assembled at
Utica. after good zeal II difficulty, passed CON
ditional resolutions IN fayer Of the principle Of
the Nebraska hili; while thai ~ oh has ja-t al
iourned at syracuse a denoaa, 1 by the anti
slavery leaders who took part .l1t, and Who re
tired from 1t in anger, hecan>e lie same thing
was done in general terms. Thus bath state
ventions in the democratic party in New York
have taken nearly similar ground on the Nebras-
IA question.
There is hardly Congres sonal district out "a
New York in which the democracy ct the coun-
try has not fully and warmly endorsed the ma
tional administration for all or for most OF these
causes. Not state convention has been held
since tic administration came into power, eNcep-
ting that Of one sectcn of the demooratic party
of New York, and enc lat-ly held IN California
which has not psrsucd the same course. HE
entire south l. warmly supporting the admin
lstraiioa now when ii nauearatcd: and
In the North aud West the administration has
been fully. repeatedly aud cordially sustained
The champions of the democracy in Congress.
.he men who have always been trge in the midst
OF troubles. are rs at tne beginning Inc
champions of Franklin Pierce. We r,lfr "a this
prospect not by way Of esultatinn, md rs
reply 10 New York aatagoai-ns, than to -hsw
that, however these aatagenisBs may seem f.
please some Of the leaders in New York, they
country,aad are no longer regarded r. sufficient.
dy potential 10 keep the democratic purity of New
York dlvided-especially when, can per
'ce7e, both sides once moro approaching a
common platform Of principle. At all events,
while the policy ot the administration i TINS
largely and powerfully indicated Ia all either
states President Pierce may proudly resi- hi-
case with them. aud csYc tho sober second
Thought To Go - work in the state Of Now York
The shove picture Of Democratic harmony
from the Washington Union would have contain
al a semblance of accuraeylf il had boou made
.preyiou. to the Guthrie CIRCULAR and tho blind
effort Of the administration IL ='aen CITIZEN itself
by interference with the local politics of New
Y ork and the of the spoil, 10 dispense spe-
.cia favor> upon the Van Barren free soil and
abolition factions Of that state. bat it Is now "a
'noekery-N ernont and lewe have spoken-thc
latter Of late, overwhelmingly democrate.-and
now have they "vindic9ted the policy of the
administration }" by Nn overwhelming defeat Of
Its men and measures. IN Maine the Gibraltcr
If Northern Democracy, the candidate for GOV
.srnor, and those for The Legislature md every
member Of Congress, have been lost and New
\ ork, almost beyond donbt will follow these
examples of rebellion. II j, folly tlan L. ialk
OF the nationality of the Democratic purity aul
tho cenintn uniform of principle If Ma
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