Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-10

ern Wings, it is only necessary in reply to point to
his acts.'
Yes, THE ACTS of Willard Fillmore will be con-
sidered better, by every Southern Wing, and the
Union may find to its cost, by many Southern
Democrat besides, than all the promises, however
fair, of all the Democratic aspirants for the Pre-
sidency in Pennsylvania, N. York, Michigan or
Illinois. The resolutions o. the Wing Conven-
ton of Virginia may inform the editor of the
Union that his abours to estrange the Wings OF
the South from Mr.. Fillmore will prove utterly
vain.
Another attempt of the Unions is equally hope
less. 1t is to satisfy the Southern people that the
Federal Union (and the Washington one too, per-
haps,) is only to be preserved by sustaining the
National Democracy. To this plea, also, the Re-
| public makes conclusive answer:
| The Union would put the Wing Administration out
of power because the Democratic party is the only par
| v able to execute and maintain the COMPROMISE -
| Certainly As General Quitman, jefferson Davis, and
their Democratic allies are maintaining it in Nfssssip
| pi! AT Senator Soule and Mr. Morse ms ntaining
| it in Louisiana! As Mcdonald and the entire Demo-
cratic press have maintained it in Georgia. As Trous
dale has maintained it in TENNESSEE As their Demo
cratic Convention have maintained it in Virginia! As
Rhett and his allies have maintained it in South Caro-
Ina: As John Van Buren,, the AlbanyAtas, the New
DIRK Post and the Democratic Convention have main
tanned it in New York! As 49, 982 Free" Democrats
have maintained il in Vermont! As Niles and Clevel and
and their Democratic associates have maintained it in
Connecticut. As Sumner and Rantoul and Governor
Boutwell, in their infamous Abolition connection have
maintained it in Massachusetts,! As Proviso WlImo /
and his Democratic constituents have maintained it
| in Pennsylvania As Governor Wood and Senator
Chase have maintained it in Ohio!
President Fillmore it seems is not to be trusted in
| this matier-but the Democracy are all right on the
national platform, better Compromise men than Mr.
Fillmore himself and the only party that can maintain
way OF doing it is by reinstang the Southern Demo-
enths of whom in spite of all the msstatements and
Misrepresentation ofthe Union utterly opposed to
the Compromise majority OF them believers in the
right and duty oil secession, and very large proportion
the advocates OF immediate dsunion, except on the
iulhlment of impossible conditions These are the
men who are uniting with Chase, Miles, the Van Bu-
rens, Butler, Sumner, Rantoul, Governor Allen Will
mot, Cleveland, Wood Julian, Preston King, Giddngs,
Parey, Garrison, Adams, and Mann, and their as
soclae Auoonists to put down Administration
that stands firmly the measures of Adjustment and
Substitute for the spawn of corrupt and shameless
Coalition.
Il The Democratic party OF the country now numbers
IN its ranks the Secessonists the Aboitoniss and the
politicians who willing to coquette with Abolition
and Secession, and TO operate with them, in order
TO Fega in power These three classes embra all the
opponents to the present Administration. The Wing
party and the Wing Administration present the
only rallylng point Tor the conservative men of the
countrymen-the enemies of violence, disorder, and
conuson-the friends OF the Constitution and the Un-