American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
THE AMERICAN UNION.
From the American Organ.
NE /! Miserable!

From the American Organ.
Nre Miserable!
.'I E.atfr.H.
Geueral Pierce will go into retiremen, q
perfec, rimons railing against the ngratitude
Of those whom he had fed aud fatlened.--
The only tine friends his administration have
ever had seem to have been the Hard Shells.
These ho has sacrificed to the Free .soilers.
The latter were iostered with office and Elk.
ecutive protection. Then The flibustres
were courted BY the appointment of Mon
sieuT Soule. French gentleman, for several
years resident in New Orleans, who, being
yefv'expert with the small sword, was sent
10 Spain 10 eX,erminate all who opposed
ihe cession OF Cuba, very much as Bobaiil
proposed to stop the continental war
I" Challenge twenty, sir; kill them -chal-
lenge twenty more kill them, ,oo-five
times twenty is one hundred day. So
that in few days their whole army, Sir,
must be destroyed" Such was the plan Of
Monsieur Soule.
Let us see how this endcavor on the par,
OF MIR. Pierce 10 conciliate everybody has
succeeded. The Hard Shells denounce the
''lai,hess administration and It's Free soil
accomp,ices," unwashed Of the Buffalo
treason" The Free.soilerS fling their heels
in the face OF the dying dynasty fu-
rious. al the attempt of John Van Bureu,
Gochrane, and Sickles to throw salt lipon
their tails; and, in return for many Kind
acts of the administration, pledge :, eGa-
>~.svs -s1s-- 's,if-.rsss !
the extension Of slavery over lreeteraiti w
The sarcastic Evening Post, the organ O the
Free soil Demogracy, thus enumrrales the
sins of the administration
"Of course the convention took n a5tire
OF the pledge deliberately given VI MIR.
Pierce not to ag,ate the slavery oul s,ion,
and as deliberately broken. OF his Elpto.
matte appointments. which bouahk the
country into djScredit abroad, they ssv no.
1h'ng' The conspiracy entered into ay The
administration with Douglas and OF ers to
break faith with the free States anB, open
the whole northwest to slavery, is 30, in.
clnded in the euogy pronounced by tde con.
vention. The open and shameless l,anner
IN which the administration bougnt votes
Tor the Nebraska bill, does not COM Ia for
It's share Of eulogy. No praise is q zen to
the conuivance OF the administration Il, the
oulrages of The Missouriuns i'll Kaisas. or
the removal of Governor Reeder at thoir re-
quest. These things the convenllun could
not praise; il Fhey were TO speak cf them
al all, they leave us 10 infer that they mus,
speak in terms OF Censure."
And then the freebootefs, curata, at ,he
virtual recall Of Monsieur Soule, b. ne he
had completed killing the first dozen. and
the daring blockade of Kinney at T.. wharf
of New York, are with difficulty prevented
from marching to Washington and anheSinr
the District, tha, they moy have MJ Pierce
III their power, like the Musqui,s King
"Quitman," according TO The Fag Of the
Union, "Conemns and 'sps upon lbe Pierce
administration, and the rickety rl3tlorm of
the self-s,yled Democratic parlyfi Missis.
e!ppi."
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INV ''o" iesS'y '''"' ','a' Io''''n''S ,'S oy ihe
democratic party 10 his EXcellencty. This