The southern press., 1852-01-06
Two Programmes for Presidential Parties

The central organs Of the Wing and Demo
cratic parties having laid down no platforms on
which to rally the unterrifed" for organization,
the outsiders are laying down planks therefor.
We select two specimens:
THE VAS BUREN, PROGRAMME.
The Albany Atlas, the well known organ Of
the Van BUaES party, gives the following pro
gramme conspicuous insertion
tbs QUESTION BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-The
Ontario MesSHger, in an appeal TO the demo.
cracy Of The county, 10 sustain the local press,
putt the question in this sh1pe-for upon the
existenee of free and independent press the
answer TO all hangs:
Shall we have another national bank
Shall the present sub-tressury system Of keep
ing the public moneys be abolished
Shall we have another high tariff!
Shall the national treasury be depleted by
more Galphin frauds
Shall The odious fugitive slaUe la,o stand on he
statute book unlmsnded!
Shall the public land. be sold 10 spectators
Shall California be dismembered!
Shall zoe haze m0rs sldUe States
Shall the Monroe doctrine ofexcludng foreign
power from any foothold on this continent, be
repudiaied!
Shall these Uniied States far fur years 10
come, be governed By another Wing admiHistra.
honl
THE NASHVILLE BANNERS PROGRAMME
For It's Wing friends in Tennessee TO rally upon,
is not quite so definite, Sinking the most material
issue, bu, IL plain enough in its advocacy Of the
protective and internal Improvements policy.
We extract the gst Of It's article
The Wings are strong in the reason, justice
and moderation Of their opinions They are
strong in the wisdom, frmness and patriotism Of
their Executive administration. They will unite
upon positions which will stand The test Of the
seyerest scrutiny. They will rally around their
President in maintaining the Constitution, and
due respect for the laws and treaties made in
pursuance thereof They will observe the great
law Of morality, as applicable 20 national as well
as 90 individual affairs, which teaches that we
should do a. we would be done By They will
no, rashly interpose in foreign wars, for the
reason that they do not recognize the right OF
other nations 20 interfere in our own domestic
Affairs. They will enter into no entangling ALI
ances with Great Britain, or any other foreign
/ power. They will require Of the same powers
the utmost respect for our national hap They
will oppose, by reason ard persuasion. the mad
spirit OF ftibustering which, Under various pre-.
texts, would rample the laws and treaties Of the
Union under foot, and stead ly erdanger the quiet
and peace Of the country. They will discoun
tenance the mad projects Of both the Abolition
lists Of the North and The Secessionists Of IN,
South. They wiH continue n oppose The foto
polscy ohich is loading our country Nth a foreig
dsb,, and draining uef The precious metals The
nil advocate te interests gf hotae industry dgaini
The interests Of British industry. They will urg
as heretofore the exercise Of the just powers o
the government in importing The navigation Z
/ he grsai interior and UesterH rivers, so long a
millions are continued TO be expended in improy
ing the navigation Of the seaboard waters.
i Il Is stated. that NJ. Kossu1H will leave WasE