The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-16

/ TEX NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.
II = Bow ne4ry txs ye4rs since ceerl Pisroe sEirrsG
usn lie dschArgs q his duiie President u s Und
stass IL had tie good ioEfgns 10 cad 70 AS AID cabs
Bsi which for ABILITY integrity ard patriosa has
been surpassed from the sf organization q ths govern
rsnt 10 the present Tina This whilst g4re evidence
abs good Judgment a PresasnS Laid tbs i0undafiuz 81
the wheb has attended bis namnisatior IN no
ong ia Interests and sustaining TIE honor q
| ny.
General Pierce reoeFea tx elessorAl a. twenty
ssrsn q The tr-Oss States q the UHonA vietoy m
psrAeIed in any FORMER oouts ~ The presidency The
mhiory ~ the popular immense and this fact
4WAE considered ~ many quiis certain %
secarr great o1iAr5tv for his administrator This view
regarded a; the time exceedi1 gly shorts GIFTED The
diversity II opinion important Questions tts-ainea b
those Who united support o. Ge Pl,rcs rendered their
Subsequent united sron improbable 70 SAY tle least Be-
sides under such circumstances he selection q pute or
Gers always a dicnlt task could hardly expected 10
be accomplished without giving offence any bat more
especially the selfish and corrupt who always rOesi
and rehement their demonstrations sneh ocCH-
sionS The administrator therefore had 70 rely solely
uon its principles and the coas2eaos
and support a tie democratic party Ana the best Fndi-
cation Of is general policy that be cited the fact
that those whose dsApFoniHenis induced them array
themselves i attitude o 0E@a hostility the admins
urce6 adIi that both its domestic and
foreign policy meet their approval
" CO thai FFf@0ELk ferEx
ly u his appointments Oce; bui just such
rors ones have been committed ~ the Misi
and best Of his predecessors and think that General
Pierces selections upon the woe viii compare M
iay0raF with those Of any former Csf Magistrate Time
has already shown that his choice Il cabinet officers
enently iadcioGs Those leasi known to the pablr Al
The time a their appointment Guthrie Campbell And
Dgbtin and The manner IN which they as wen as The
other heads Of departments have discharged their trusts
has secured them the fa confidence Of the pubic II Is
generAly admitted by their political opponents thar
their 6E1ies have been discharged with signal gh
iy and integrity So too the important among the
other appointments and le grea1 portion 81 the minor
ones, hare met with public approval
No democratic President has strictly observed on
fuly carried out the principles upon which he was
slecsea than Gen Pierce From his inauguration 10 this
time adhered gidy the creed Of the great m
iols democratic party II every Of his administration
he has only reaesned every pledge which the deaoe
rscy gave his behalf bat his ms been jadse9u
and consistent sroughoaL Els management q our for
egn relations exhibits the prudence tni has marked
his course in regard our domestic affairs All laws
have been fully and promptly enforced home In quiet
straightforward way without huser while The national
American citizens protected The s5cest economy ha
prevailed and neither the rights Of The Sta1ts nor a i
people have been invaded Tbs l4aIaar thA has been
raised against administration By those who could not
c0nrol lis appointments shape It's policy sabs4rvs
their sesh schemes has already subsidized and il Wiz
receive merits the approval only o. lhe deDoc-
rAcy u the Union bat uf all enghasned intelligent citi-
Hsns, without respect to political Distinctions