The daily union., 1854-01-03
From the Lor.iu Argue
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srom the Lor.u Argue
pre- sidsnt Pierce and his Adverssrios.
Candid expressions Of opinion. although sometimes
erroneous are always entitled 10 respects but there are
politicians North and South. who oppose the admnisra-
ton Of sisn Pierce solely for The purpose OF making
political t.sal with which to pave the way 10 ONCE
and hereby sec~s 10 themselves the spois. New York.
last now. presents viking example Of this kind where
certain densxogues iSux IN their schemes Oh sAlt-ag
grandixement 10 order to screen their niquies from
public sight, and crafty personal malice. loudly de-
nouncing the administration.
All The South the administration 10 charged with free
soisn and supporting free soilsrs ia Office; while here
in oran county the ho,-bed OF irse-soism which gave
Hale al the last presidential election majority Of 227
county supporting within s limits three soil
n.p.rs il ,hundsed forth that the administration is
rosayery in all lis tendencies and who support ii,
II the mids, Of the marvellous light which is constantly
smansns fsom the free soil presses aforesaid. and within
inhang reach Of Ooerln atmosphere. denounced
douby cupable
The Independent Democrat the organ OF the free soil
par,y u this county which established the espe-
cal instance OF Hon. s. r. Chase, and by his aid and
money. in commenting that part OF the Presidents
message which refers 10 The Amisad affair. says:
..To what lover ephs of nfamy northern dough-
faced Presidsnt descend I What demand the slave
power now make upon him 70 which he Tor moment
hssase accsde after selling himself 10 scheme like this,
that lawns upon slavery and piracy combined"
No, week passes but we hear OF the enormous en-
croachments OF the slave rower and the aid and COM
fort il is constantly receiving from the administration
Thus are two chsrges Of quite an opposite character,
coming from opposite sections OF the Union. arrayed
against the admnislralionone that il favors ree-so-
ism the other that fawns at the feet o the slave pow
e. Can there bs any doubt that these two factions.
North and South, who thus attack the administration.
are seeking 10 accomplish The same objse,sl Although
riding different obbes, does any one douo nsttue
travelling the same road Are not Pilot and Herod
frieRds
The policy OF President Pierce meets with the unqua
fed appreciation and support Of the democracy through.
ou, the Union if we except few disappointed dema-
soxuss and their friends no have always been curse
10 the party
Although We are wr,.ng this article within eight miles
Of O5sn we will venture 10 assert that. even here in
Loain there is faithful band OF democrats few in
bers, yet poen, in knowledge of the right who will
stand BY the administration, true TO those cherished
principles under !ho Influence OF which oar country wall
continue to prosper long after these faconsts and dsor
ganzers who are ROW attempting to rample US down
shall have been forgotten.
In conclusion We offer the following from the Sayan
nah Georgian giving doea, sensible and just view
OF the case:
sBsrwEEx TWO PiREs--Whe ih3 Conservative men and
republican czens,' alias that old coon--the whg
parry of Georgia and tho Southarc charging Peces ad
muis,Ya,ion with free son, in the North The allies OF
these gentle accusing the President oi crawling
n The feet Of the slaveocracy These the words of the
most influential wing ionnaiA New England the Boston
Auas.
Chages directly conhaiin can. be both true, though
they may be both false And false they is the present
instace General Pierce thus far shown himself the
President whole connuy and the friend Of the true
interests Of hs whole country All his ea3rs have been
directed to Of the peace of the whole
nv He would save North and the South from the
fearful perpetual citation of the slavery
question: discoarsgnz such agitation in each section Of
the Union Thus far his efforts have been without
fair degree Of success
Southern wings have made some spasmodc efforts OF
late to kndle aga the flame which awhile since blszed
10 flercey. But their object-pocal power-is TOO APP
prrenf allow their efforts 70 be successful And Is not
strange that northern whigs and democrats disappointed
In the pasu OF ofice attempting to agta'e one
aide or the OF be slavery question in New York and
Massachusetts. Yet, look in which direction may
when was there time marked by much tranquility In
tho public mind Of The unon respecting this ges
s.us a. during the months which have elapsed since
P,erce's inauguration ~