The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-15
PRESIDENT PIERCE.

The Mssissippian Of July contains the long and able
democratic address to the citizens Of Mississippi We
make room for the following extract;
sThe administration Of the BY the present
Executive should the appreciation OF the country and
cardinal support of every southern ny BIRTH edu
cation and associations President Pierce northern man
has proven himself to be true TO the consultation
and whilst he has been asaied with all the hate which
baed cupidy and disappointed aspirations to Office could
epgender with all the erceness which anaticism alone
can kndcwhlst appeals have been madc to his hopes
and his fears, and every expedient that political and
priesy cunning could devise has been used to draw
him from the faithful discharge Of his duty-he has
yet stood firm rock, mistaken by the storm know
ing mo North, South, East, West, but acting
the hoe country, he has administered the government
the security Of the rights and the protection Of the inter
every section He has strictly and faithfully performed
the pedgesupon which he elected to Office by vote
more nearly approaching unanmty than any that pre-
coded it. He has exhibited his opposition to system OF
internal improvement by the general government, to
wasteul aud unlawful expenditure Of the peoples
money and to acts Of Congress based constructive
powers. He nobly fulfilled the pledge in his inaugural
address protect the rights of citizens, whether
native aopted and the exercise Of this true American
spirit the Of Martin Koszta not only met the pub
tic appreciation, but hailed with reoioings through
out the length and breadth Of the land. He has done
all diplomacy could accomplish all that bold and fear
message the Congress OF the United States 1.-THE war
making power under the constituonl could effect and
thing that the President of great nation faithful in
the Of existing treaties end bound BY his oath 70
the be faithfully executed could do to acquire
island Of Cuba and il to this country He was the
friend and approved of the Kansas Nebraska BILL by which
the Missouri restriction repealed, and slave
State be added to the Union and than ALL
has lie and faithful friend OF the South in de-
caring that the fugvesave law should be erecnted al all
hazads and he stands this day an mpregnable wall
which sbotonsm seeks to to destroy forever the
hopes and fortunes OF the South
And shall such friend be hastily put aside by the peo-
Die Of the South whom he has sacrificed thing his
patriotism mpugned his motives magned and his acts mis-
and schemes be set foot in secret and mid
night councils to destroy him2
Beware people Of Mississippi you may be mnisterpg to
spirit which, when aroused no invocations can
aay which in its destructive sweep may overtn,n in
situations and entail evils the country the remembrance
Of which long years Repentance eace. Happy
happy would the Of all parties in the South feel
years hence hen the threatening clouds Of abotonm
shall begin discharge it, torrents upon them, TO have
Franklin Pierce the firm consistent friend the whose
single arm years. drove back the gathering horde
OF the North, the Chief Magistrate Of the nation.
What party is it that arrays itself in opposition to this
ruy American President and seeking the overthrow Of
his principles and policy II is new organization, com
bnng OF the old whg party aud the doe
rines Of religious political intolerance. 1t first
by the of the wnotbng party but ncreas
ing s members The abolition States with rapdity which
astonshed those who believe there is i'm
great for the public credulity and extending It's
couque the northern and western free States sets
up claims responsibility in the South, and AFRO
gates itself the OF the American party This new
party originated in Of the Atlantic States of the Union
having for its objects the extension Of principles and
the defeat Of the democratic party"
ENGLISH IGNORANCE AsERicAone Of the most recent
instances Of this ignorance of the state of affairs in TIN
United States is letter from IAN officer serving in Cam
ada published in the London Times, who proposes 70
body Of soldiers in Canada for the Crimea by the
Queens Offering pardon to all the deserers from her
Majesys service n the United States This officer thinks
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