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United states. They in the South believed he did -
~'n snsrci%e sustain him. But, they say, he 10 Asan-
WIN yc9 not na,nssn bun - AVE- 's viii We 1i53
nov nis character pure and spotiess', ("Yes Ys:w
end essblthed claim TO selected by trss patsosis
cur jpnrey we trust Tie republic win last ios ever.
and there "a high principle OF policy involved In sue-
tanning Millsrd Fillmore. becaute he brought down
on himfelf storm Of obIoquy for the posilion
he assumed; yet he met those dihieulties br.ve.y.
for the purpose restong peace and harmony TO his dis
tracted country friend has put despatch into NJ
band, announcing that Buffalo stands whore hope the
city and State Of New York will nand for Miilsrd F
more. (chcers) We cannot hope to pass smcoehy ana
quietly along forever and lie 1t not great point Sr the
people Of this time 10 show all poeery that chief
rvsrded by reelection, The elective Votes y Nsw
York 2e4 and we want 14s to carry candsoase'
tell you that you In The North Do Jour duty ~en 49,
the convention, which will only leave " 70 be given
- :" North TO secure his domination. They cay MIL
nss s'ns IN s.,ss
s.M u sasv an fStlllard filmore.
n1mnaaed. THAI ~ Do you belisvcA!
Hmc~a M 10 ,ns,s ""s get the votes Of an
tns 1ra southsrn ssns % W 10,
will give him iiS votes in the South only require Ss
NOR more votes to nominate him They ssy rssa.s @ ss
will get votes which Mr.. Fillmore cannot IA cry Ses.
he will get the votes Of the nboitionetsl lie woui0
not say a word in disparagement Of that hero. Hc
8 sure he does not intend any evil to the republic.
You know how Fillmore acted and that he has by hs ON
cia act made platform for tho Presidential election;
but General Scott has not spoken out andf he yet speaks
at all think he will speak too late. lie thought that
Fillmore would get the vote of the third partytho
aboltio nists mo- Sir-re) The south thinks that ss
Miard Fillmore saved the country, they ought rely ON
the patriotism of their Northern brethren that tho Union
would be made safe and that the republic would march ON
to its great destiny but If man comes mp Ms Candidate
and will not pledge himself to these compromise masurc
Tn, win np y . II ooa S1
the Constitution snd believe the South will come up
united on this question to insist Minrd filmorcs
nomination and procure his election. When the hct "
known at the North that no man can get southern
vote unless to the Compromise the parties at the
North will find that they cannot return candidate IL
General Scott n nominated II will be the greatest break
down-the most rpcDdifcrous failure-that has ever
occurred politics. They must nominate either Webster
Fillmore; and though they hero supporters
of the lattcr, they were too not to accord
Webster all thc~honor to which he deserves; and only
at Daniel Webster, no would work for him aricnty
as bc now looked for FILLMORE (Checrs) Webster
had made Immortality for himself by hts speeches and
writings and no will be hailed in all coming time, tho
great orator and patriot of the country lie feft he
would betrespassing On them to cay more (No, no",
They wee called to perform their duties frccmen,
with single eye to the welfare Of the republic. Twenty
five millions OF people find prosperity aud liberty
under the broad ags Of the liberty which their fathers
had given them In century hence who could compre
heLd the vast extent Of the material wealth. progress
he their iate, If they listened to drmagogucss Let
them look this pcture and then that snd resolve
to do their duty They were not working for themselves
alonc they qucstees # the world and Of hberty.
Will you ALLEVIATE the Southerners from you ut tho in
stance Of miserable demsgues' We trust you will not
The South only nss Of you that the Constitution will bo
preserved they want noleng more than that and they
will be contonted with nothing else That Is the resSn
the South will stand for Fillmore Is 1t the you
will rc him! No Tho great point in the next Pre-
sidentis is that the two parties shall place
such footing that they will appeal rather 10 the love OF
the Onion than to sectnna interests antipathies
Flmores banner one which, Is enabled to- and will
ctiyc tho sympahcs Of every patriot in the country
These tho practical questions Tho nomination of
Fillmore Webster WHY the country. and IL tho
whg party be defeated they will bc to get the GO
into their hands again the end Of four yca
AZ Nr. Grutx concluded. some person present, pro.
posed to nominate him Vice President which
some mcr1iment. large numb,r returned tho hall.
and the band Of the Thirteenth marching
down stairs. playing the soul Stirring air Of the girl
left behind me- all the bhoys followed in their walk and
the ncghbo hood Of the Chinese Buildings once
restored to quiet