The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-14
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From an Occasional Correspondent.

Nav YORK, Jan. IL, 1854
There are other persons in this city and State besides the
hards who regret the want Of success OF Mr. Cutting In
his resolution touching and Mr. Bronson This
regret based upon The belief that the the Posi-
dent and the Secretary Of the Treasury in the matter is
tfey deensibe, and the adoption OF Mr. Cuttings resou-
ton by me House would have evolved all the facts and all
the reasons The small negative Ia the House goes
prove that tue President and Secretary right and also
that the representatives from the various States will per
NIT the squabbes OF this State be brought into the
tonal legislature.
Besides This, the confirmation OF Mr.. fedfea will go
show that senators entertain the opinions in regard
this particular subject In truth the democracy of this
state nave been Kept sufficient length OF time In turmoil
and confusion by those who bent upon rule ruin.
The true men OF the democracy that have been temporarily
led asay are returning TO and you may depend
upon the assurance given, that next November
the true democracy viii present solidarity and regularity
which viii carry dismay its opponents and qualification
TO its friends In New York and throughout the Union
Everything seems to be working together, only in this
State, bur elsewhere, for such oonsummaton devoaty
TO be wished"
The repored action OF the Mississippi regard.
Ing the who has been often called the .dol Of the
SOUTH, has carried pleasure and pride TO his
frendsi in the North Though all would regret the with
drawa OF his tact experience and unequaed knowledge
from the councils OF State yet il is be dsgnised
that as the senator from democratic Mississippi he would
prove to be tower Of strength defence of the
against the administration, which he ably supports
and adorns.
Jefferson Davis In all his public and private career MS
soldier, legislator statesman, and hghtoned gentleman,
requires no eulogist much less apologst His
and conduct in all relations, honorable and responsible
they have been stand sustained and endorsed only by
his people, but by troops of friends all the coun-
try very significant and atering proof of this ppreci-
alton Of the character and services OF Jefferson Davis in
the field the camp. and counc be found in the un-
inching persevering adherence Of the Illinois
every ballot for Vice President had the National
Convention This delegation headed by the gallant Rich.
ardson could not have needed the Outrageous charge OF
"dsunionism brought reckessly against Col Davs-a
charge OF which he himself declared, in his place In the
s~r~'. '-s whanavsr II should be uttered by sena-
tor by gentleman. and by underlings and Hessan
scribbers, should be answered only by monosyllable
The idea that such man, whose father and kindred and
hi mse have so often peried all life ITSELF for their
country, could by possibility be disunionist is SIM
ply preposterous and absurd. Indeed, Is full that
this parrot epthet should DO applied by speak
ers or writer's to Jefferson Davis The whole country re-
CARDS It with most unmi,iga,ed disgust