Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-08
aa,nssssa ey ,hs di.a.s.asas ssssss Of the ai-A9,
,ointed aud disanecied."

Again.
"Ricid discipline In the military department
essential safety aud than in the -endpg
warfare which wsging between the principles Of tho
| two great antagonsic parties In our country.
This Is all wise and orthodox. or course the So
discipline here recommended must be applied to all
ranks OF the party high aud low Ii IA poor rule that
will work both What Is sauce for the goose Is
for the esnder IL the servants OF the party in the
interor-the hewers of wood aud drawers of ~aterthe
| mcnas who do the work, and the soldiers who fight
battles Of the Democracy to be subjected to this ex-
ampsry discipinethe masters and upper crust OF the
party the fat dogs that live on butchers meat and delca
and lounge under the long Grccan coonnades at Wash
ngon must undergo the discipline Also What says the
Unios to these articles in the Democratic code crminals
Let il Shnk Of Guiotine, aud his escape from
death by his invention.
Now the integrity Of party organization can only be main
tanned by fidelity to principle; and party discipline must
only be cxerted upon recusants from principle. What
then will the Union do with Mr.. Guthrie and Nj. Davsg
What with the Pacific Railroad scheme and Its numerous
advocates who pets of these masters oil the Democratic
partyl What does the URioa, their organ, mean to do
with it.elfy
The Uaio pre- ,epts contras,ed with its PRACTICES in
vove us in a fog What arc the Uuions tests Of Demo-
crary and symbols OF Democratic ealtyy Where are
to find tho of the Democratic faith, II its own
| conduct Is not hcrctica. Arc those who make war
agains, such tried men as Daniel s Dickinson within the
the pale OF mercy proper subjects OF the marsh disc
plne recommended by the Uaion la what does loyalty
| to tho party consist Docs 10 consist in splitting the
party asunder in every Northern State and in pamperng
OF fawnng pets-whilst ignoring tho existence of
tried and efficient men, who won't be sycophants Of any
body in every Southern S,scg Does IL consist in laying
down tests Of Democracy and then dcnouncpg ad
vocstes Of the measures whilst h,tering and feeling
bitter opponents of them! Who Democrats in the
| Unons slightly Il it ouly who rush to Washington
Office sng tho praises the Cabinet subscribe
| Unoa eulogize Forney the clerk and Nicholson the
printer and only TO the occupants OF high places but
the miserable scum slime and vermn that inest and
poue the mental places of Office bend the supple hinges
of the knee that thrift may follow wnngg Does ieSly
to party consis: in ony almrug every tune OF adua
ton in the hackneyed schedule of the organ, but in
cheering aud chucking chestnuts the monkey top
What discipnarian for honest Democrats, this
cenary hircng What commander is this whip.
In for brave host of honest aud honorable sodery
sS- The Northern papers OF various sections contain
calls for meetings without distraction party to organize
against Southern aggression aud Northern treachery
In some places such meetings have already been held
call is made in tho New York papers for Convention
othis description a, S,raogi the e6h of August The
object is simply to get up grand sectional anti slavery
par at the North by combining the antssvery elements
OF all parties Itmly be too judge yet OF the
OF this move, but there is certainly no lack of
abundance of mtera! 10 the North Manufacture such
party out Of Its successful organization would make it
the moro incumbent upon Southern of al parties
unite sgainst Northern aggression.
THE Turks ISLAND ArFAIR.-A correspondent of the
New York Herald at Grand Turk Island continues to in
form that paper o: the dill :uy which resulted in the
prsonuent of the u. S. Consul Jno. L. Nelson ESQ lie
disposed TO tgniy the very much other
accounts have had fall short OF the Who'll, truth We
quote the following from the last letter. dated Jlne eth
1854
To-day address has been presented to him. (Mr
Nelson) signed by slxeerths of the respectable
Inhabitants OF this and Salt Cay; also copy OF the
luon passed 1t public meeting held for the purpose OF
expressing no. ony the deep regrets of the people but
the contempt they entertain fos the dispensers OF the law
to their words, lit is high time for this sort
thing 10 h. pa. stop TO- The authorities aeem now
get very shaky abou. the matter all see. For
instance day Or two ago. Mr. Nelson app lied for the
cord OF the court the answer he received that Is
not made up and it ia he shall have copy
LAMBS GAzErrE.-This valuable publication for july
has been furnished Ii contains the latest Paris Lon
Ion and New York fashions. The G4z'ite is becoming
highly popular work with the ladies' and commands an
circulation 1t is for sale at the book tore O.
NJ j. r. Hol!brook Franklin street at the low price Of
20 cents per number.
~ rhe New Hampshire House Of Representative Oh
the 9th, adopted series OF resolutions dcnouuciug toe
further spread oi slavery, deprecang repeal o the
s'oar Compromisc, approving the votes of Mcs,rs
Kcuriigc and Morrison against the bill aud disproviuy
tie course OF Aessrs Williams, Norris aud Hibbasd in
iivor of the hill. Where is the Administrations influence
| ia New Hampshire?
| " Sad accounts are given of tho ravages of the
cholera At Independence Missouri No less than twenty
persoh' wsre buried in one day. The town nearly
| deserted
70 The wheat crop it said will be deficient in many
paris OF Michigan. In Western New York il is also said
that the crop will not amount to more than two thirds
| an average.