Daily American organ., 1856-03-11
More Proof Of Sag Nicht Harmony.

More Proof Of Sag Nicht Harmony.
The New York News, an intensely Hard
paper, has been busily engaged for weeks past
in exposing the Abolition affinities Of the pres
ent administration. II has produced indis
putable evidence Of Pierce's sympathy for, and
Of the identity of the Pierce party in New
York with, Black Republcanism 1t has fur
nished the public with the past political histo-
ry Of the Pierce leaders, and the present, posi-
ton Of the same upon the great question
which the Union and the Richmond Enquirer
contend are universally occupied by the ad-
ministration party throughout the country.
| The Federal Union, (dillidgeyille, Ga.,)
Pierce organ has taken the News to task for
| telling tales out Of school," to which the
News, bold and fearless in its exposition Of
Pierces duplicity and political treachery makes
the following response 9a
"The Federal Union is Pierce paper, and is
one of those few Southern presses base and mean
and mercenary enough to approve of the shower
ing OF patronage upon the Softs and Freesoiers in
the State Of Now York by the present administra-
tion.e The Federal Union is quite in love with
these gentry; it admires hugely the association of
mulatto- skinned and woouy headed politicians in
which 1t finds itself; and is positively enraptured
with the idea Of the Georgia delegates sitting in
the Cincinnati Convention, next June, along with
Dennis McCarty, of Syracuse, Of Jerry Rescue
memory William @. Dryer, the Wilmot Proviso
stump speaker; Q. Sentell, the denouncer Of the
Fugitive Slave Law, and advocate of the nullifyng
Personal Liberty bill, and their treason-plotting
associates of the New York Soft delegation. OF
course the Federal Union don't like the New York
Daily News, and Of course it labors in its vocation
in attacking u.s. and in giving fresh proofs of that
gratitude of which the Hard Democracy Of New
York have already experienced no small amount
| from that quarter OF the compass. IL takes par
ticuar pains to inform us that the recognition by
the Federal Cabinet Of the Buffalo platform leaders
In this State, and the denuncaton of all the true
men who In times past stood up (until they we're
borne down) for the constitutional rights of the
South are simply private political griefsp"
And in support Of the declarations of the
South Carolina Mirror in relation to the great
auction sale Of Sag Nicht g ofice-seekers and
demagogues" which is announced to take place
at Cincinnati early in June next, the News
adds
"Wc know that all the friends that Pierce viii
! have m the Cincinnati Convention will be Office
holders the puppets of office-holders, and that
these are just precisely the most unreliable and
treachcrous supporters that candidate can have.
Show them that Pierce cannot be reelected, and
they will run straightway from him and support
some man that can, and who will promise their re-
tcntion In Offcen
Here, then, is the testimony Of two Demo
cratic organs, to the effect that the Cincinnati
Convention is to be nothing more nor less than
public auction, at which Presidential caT,
didate is to be sA up to the highest bidder !;
and also that the government officials are to be
there, if not as bidders, as pimps, to entice the
country folks" into this " Peter Funk" estab-
lishnent where brass is sold for precious gold.
The News, like the Mirror, doubts the sincsri-
ty Of the Southern Sag NIGHTS for Pierce. II
says
" The Federal Union and its fellows must not
expect to impose upon us with its false pretences
for Pierce.n ~
False pretences" What honest folks these
Sag NIGHTS must be Not satisfied with hay
ing convention Of /" office-seekers and dema-
gogues," but they must even resort to g false
pretencesl" False pretences and the Cincin-
natl auction. Pierce, Cochrane, Rynders, and
the gold bags! What an exhibitionl The
longest purse will win the prize.
The News, not content with it's exposition
Of the coalition between Pierce and the Jerry
rescuers, proceeds to rap the Federal Union
thus:
/" The Federal Union Is itself 10 receipt of fede.
raj patronage sufficient 10 Insure ito support of
that candidate who shall appear most likely to
continue to bestow it, whether he be a man who
MAJ makes war on the present administration or not
Inc Hard Democracy of New York have long aro
learned to laugh at tho threats of purchased
presses, pensioned officials, and bought up ad-
ministraton men, whether these be fresh from
Abolition fandangoes, or be only longing for suca
associations from a distance"
Is there any wonder that Senator Butler
should feel fearful Of the loss of South Carroll
mas sovereign dignity" by uniting in Con-
vention with stch PERSONS as are to compose
that bodys South Carolina's chiyalrous sons
to be seated alongside Of Jerry rescuers, 'sfresh
from Abolition fandangoes," and this sacrifice
Of dignity" is to be made simply to secure
the nomination Of Pierce, by Convention COM
posed OF "ofiice-seckers and demagogues, and
sustained by purchased presses, pensioned
officials, and bought up administration men.
And this is the party which talks about the
Constitution, the preservation Of the Union, the
protection of our rights and the defence of our
firesldes. These are 4" false pretences,' y fraudu-
lent labels on the chattels to be set up to the
highest bidder Mt the Cincinnati auction.
INFAMOUS CoNDUcr--At the recent election for
municipal Officers, in Chicago, a gang of lawless
Irish humans took possessioh of the polls Of the
Seventh ward, and assaulted and drove Off every
person whom they thought intended voting the
American ticket The latter ticket was defeated
by about 400 votes, which il not to be wondered
at under the circumstances--Ex Exehaaoe.
T. So, after all, the home Of Douglas was only