Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-23
srEeca % M. cLiNuMAN OF N. CAROLINA
or TIE LATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,
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sese oshss mat esch Of them. by his manner at least
sssos ~ 70 she ether; tsod speed you, BROTHER yo
es verkssG envsiy tor D<mocrscy." A. the speech o
ssse hen intended tos home consumption. contain
10 ssscu V - rsssu The other add. BY eonseassnc
" seessssst ne North sees from the speech Of M
repsse 49, ~ Wsse pefsy ere opposed TO the pro
sse'ics u home industry and 70 the existing tariff wh'
ms psnses Of The Sovh b driven TO madnsss BY learning
N sntans nennsr how much he spprcrsodqoy ne Pre-
LAT wing hnn. however, therefore, tne memoe y, .
parry may diner about measures 'hey 90 nor sp ~ ' y
votes On the election day. and OF course they act oghe
- long o. they are out ct power M! s', very onc'on
thsif condiuon when IN power, Ana~ s'csoy 'noeaeo
mat they are held toee.ne' soey oy te ee1e " o,Se,
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s'eS' ~"e" ie'. WIS cry, uous" "'s "
general Iesu,, knew una, We ~ee " 'e na,uv p
tne SCUM. James me nominee w our oPpo"e"'s,
unoesood 70 DC, ana naa s"ay pen' opPoyI " "'
o'hef thaa mere revenue ariI ana was a''"ey ~ '
vof oi inc immeo,a'e ahneIauom oi ieAas' i"ouE"
Knew mat 'oe posluon OF tne wing parry was reu' on
"
the custom Of Southern politicians in the denounce
all tnrit and the policy even OF incidental protection had
rarely been edVocated feared mat the Time intervening
before tne eecnon was 700 snort TO enaoe Us 'uy 70 en-
tighten the pubc mnd win respect TO tue character OF 'he
act OF lo%2 and our position IN relation TO Its policy
mere was aso' IN many quarters OF ma southern par
Texas and also apprehcnded there would hardly
time enough for the people become fully uaiuIed
the terms OF the proposed and understand
clearly the position Of the Presidential candidates with
spect to the question Thoagh Wings OF the South
knew that had fallen our lot TO defend the point
greaes pressue yet we went into contest with
and spirit worthy OF the noble cause in which
we were engaged which, but for causes that had nc
reason TO anticipate would have afforded success full,
equal to all our hopes.
Al the North this state OF things was reversed Our can
ddaie occupied the side of those questions that was m,
popular with both parties in that and we had rsh
10 anticipate gain in thar quarter equal Mt least TO an,
loss that might be sustained with u.s. Nor did feel an,
ssous doubts as to the result until We saw the deyeope
rnenis OF the month of September Then il was that the
extraordinary spectacle was presented to the world of
convention OF the socaed Democratic party In the State
of New York. which openly, and with degree of mpu-
dence tlhen unseen in solemn form repudiaed the lead
inc i'm National and