, 1855-04-21
The ADMINISTRATIONS ELEC-
TIONs-DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS

The ADMINISTRATIONS ELEC-
TIONs-DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.
In proportion the virulence Of the federal press
increases in denunciatory and namatory appeals to
the people against the administration Of president
Pierce, led on by the New York HERALD, and echoed
BY nnumerable smallfry underlings, in that proper
ton does the administration appear gather strength
renewed vigiience and vigor. We verify believe that
the administration, this day. has stronger hold upon
the affections Of the than at any time since
assumed the control Of the national affairs. and that
that the president rally around him truer.
warmer, and more stern and reliable material, than
when be at first ascended to power. TIE PEOPLE
ARE wIrH THE President.
They are with him in the reafirmaton Of the Muuroc
doctrine, which he has vigorously endorsed and by
which, alone the territorial destiny Of this Union
be achieved, They admire the prudence and economy
with which the government has been administered by
means of the independent treasury act. They admire
the nrmness Of character which he has shown in his
vetoes the insane land Lil French spollatons and
numerous schemes Of national improvements by the
general government by which the speculating job
bers for local interests, whose eyes continually
turned towards the gold Of the treasury with
than mormon cares for the restraints Of virtue In
the pursuit Of his lust, have been fOiled His last
veto-that Of the Collins grant-has called forth the
highest encomiums from even the N. Y. TRIBUNE,
which paper says. speaking Of the veto Gentle
men Of the south have done we'll We never expected
to applaud the president. We do applaud him."
The people are with him, and feel proud of the
strict construction Of the consultation with which he
IN hafo
ting with his approval They are with him, heart
and soul, in the determination not to permit the 60
vernment of the United States to become embroed in
the European whirlpool Of revolution. They with
him, and the national feeling is growing strongly de-
nunciatory Of all attempts to organize political par
ties on geographical and sectional grounds, and
against the unjust political prescription Of foreigners
by birth and members Of the Roman catholic religion
and now that the smoke Is clearing away, and the
shouts Of victory being hushed, that have lately
rent the air over the victories obtained in many Of the
northern and middle states. by the combined forces
Of wings, free-soers abolitonists antiNebraska dem
ocrats and know-nothngs In view, as Is alleged. of
the position taken by the administration the Ne
braska measure, and the second sober thought" re.
sumng ts wonted place in the minds Of the people,
the honest and intelligent portion Of the opposition
ted falseypresented features Of the Nebraska b and
are beginning 70 appreciate and acknowledge the
genuine democratic spirit which breathes throughout
the measure and It's manifest tendency to elevate the
people oil territories TO position OF respect ndepen-
dency and selcontrol heretofore denied, merely be-
cause silently aequesced in since the adoption Of the
FEDERAL constitution.
In view Of the slight reverses which the army of
haar Nlw H. # A..
true, The innexible, the unconqucrable democracy,
and In view Of the election which Is soon to take place
In this and our neghborng territory for delegates to
congress and legislative members, we esteem this
proper occasion TO remark that the prospects Of the
dsmcctc party for future success was never brighter
tnan at present. and that triumph Of the whg party
hsre can only be obtained through factious coalition
and and, or through the wanton caressness or Grim
ina neglect Of the members Of the democratic party
We have the numerical strength on side and must
succeed, unless indeed, traitors nfest ranks and
treason and conspiracy be warmed into life amongst
rs.
In the campaign upon which we are entering, we
have everything TO encourage us. We can well afford
70 feel proud Of the democratic party because the
measures advocated by it have been often reafm-
cd BY the American people as to render their appro-
val with the masses matter about which there can
be no question. We love the democratic party be-
cause dshonorabe overtures Of coationsts dare not
seek or propose an aliation with 1t, without meeting
with that stern rebuff contempt and scorr with which
1t should be properly visited And we are an humble
laborer in the ranks Of the democracy seeking the fur
therance Of its interests because Of the omen and
manly avowal Of the principles advocated BY t-be.
cause we believe the carrying out of those pripcpes
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