New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

ard Others 10 whose views he coneormed Bat Gu b.
ing and Wise also then in Congress opposing
with al the zeal industry, and ability they possessed,
every measure cf the Democratic party. Jefferson
Davis came INTO Congress ut later period the pupil
aud disciple Of notification, and sc.Ive for yeaf. IN
getting up conventions under the promptings 81 MI
Calhoun, t. inforce bis pecniar and proylncia poiry
These arc the leading men If the Administration party
the Mentors that have taken the pace Of Wright and
Benton with the President; they are arranging for
President at Cincinnati and It i earnestly ehfreated
that al Democrats Will unite 10 sutain Their noni-
matt, Q.
IN the long delayed organization of the House OF
Representatives. the cendidaes Of the Adninstrl-
ton party Tor Speaker, wen a. the whole proceed
ms OF The Administration Itself. there y lite 20 CO
IL. nj Itself to the Old Democrats, indeed to say
party. In presenting Mr.. Richardson, man of ad.
mitted inferior qusli6cGtioe- but who had been the
chairman OF the committee that reported the abroga
ton Of the Missouri Compromise, insult was Offered
10 The whole of the Free States and when, finally,
af er obstructing the operations Of the Government
until the people were becoming FESTIVE, they changed
their candidate, Mr.. Orr, a South Carolua nuiIfer,
was substituted for MI Richardson. Herein are seen
traits and features that disclose the policy OF the Ad-
ministraton party but nothing that Identifies Il With
the measures or the men of the Democratic party.
Extreme anxiety is manifested among q cersin class
10 surrender themselves 10 tue DEGREES and manage
nent OF the Convention at Cincinnati, regardless OF
all prinCiples-past present and future-a Conventoa
bich the substantial Democracy OF the Free States.
the old financial Questions, will be poweriess ana
potent. Most OF the better nnds VIII T4uSe " hJ
then selves to that intrigue for they have the sagiciy
to perceive that it contriyance to promote
the designs of the nuliers and renegade politicians
who associated with them whose aim is to prooag
the policy OF this Administration.
Whether the candidate nominated shall ne Pierce, or
Buchanan, or Bright s of little moment, the policy
which the nuters have introduced under this admin
isration, they propose TO continue in the future,
through the instTumentay of the Cincinnati Ccnven-
ton. Intensely partisan itself, the administration
c0mpes its retaners to be not less so. The letter
which Mr. Attorney General Gushing wrote a; an early
day to Massachusetts, and which Mr. Secretary Davis
telegrsphed TO Mississippi, announcing in the name OF
the President. that il intended by the Central
Government TO "crush out opidons' in the States
that did not conform to the standard which the NULL
iers and Wings had established at Washing IN, was
missive to every Custom-house officer, Postmaster,
Attorney, Marshal and Law officer in the country.
Hence the Government officials, scattered over the
country, administration committee OF vigilance,
to promote it, party schemes and viewsto see tAlt
delegates are duly elected to the Administration Con-
vention and to unite all whom they seduce into
that great intrigue under the delusive pretex that il
is .cheme to unite the Democratic party. Unite i
in what for what object for whet principle No.
those # Jtferon or Jackson or indeed, Of any Pres
dent that preceded the present incumbent