Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-05
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MIR pucHANAy,s DEFEAT ISEvrrABLE.

There are two papable reasons why Mr. Buchanan
Gail receive electoral in the Northern section Of
the Union. and thseore be defeated First because he
stands the attitude o. sectional candiaate and next
because his election Is In the North regarded contnu
ing the policy OF the Pierce administration.
The tact be often adverted to. that in the
South the Democratic leaders aHrios' the Black
Repu6icars IN the North TO eonSne the Pre.de~tiai
buchanan and Fremont II they shall succeed, II
becomes 4 of sections and the attempt cf the
parties make IL whether successful no estab
fishes Mr. Buchanan the candidate Of the South, and
Mr.. Fremont the candidate Of tho North Ills this po
ston OF Mr.. Buchanan a sectional candidate place.
there by ks party which bring upon the South
inevitable defeat IL the Southern people do not intsrpos,
to this deplorabe calamity. the South be invokst
to give unanimous voice In favor Of Mr. Buchanan,
the candidate of its section and he shall obtain its
hundred and twenty electoral and the four
California will the North be invoked to give Its
hundred and TO Fremont the candidate
Of that section.
1t often happens in politics that extremes Here
the Disunioniis Of the North and The South unite urq
Rg the policy upon their respective sections. Those
the North openly aud distinctly that their obec,
the States Of The North from the States Of the
South. The Disanonists Of the South whisper their
schemes yet, but struggling to bring about
sureswhich lead to the result the rosvery OF
the South has its leader in Mr. Buchanan the
Of the North has its leader in Fremont The Of
either Is tantanount violent rupture Of the Union
Southern State has just through its Legislature in
sructed its Executive them shall
be found that Fremont has been elected the Presidency
and has invoked sister States Of the South follow
example,
The contest being thus sectional the contingency as.
BY che State Of Texas certainly Il
plainly that the South with vote Of 100, must succomb
Northern sectional OF l76. IL oresees the in.
evltabr defeat OF the candidate oil the Southern section
Its Democratic leaders know the game which their bre-
thrcn play aud have Indicated by their perhaps
premature, action, the measures 10 be pursued
In this aspect, the South voting unit Tor Buchanan
where they expect single ally among the States
the Noth' In the most hopeful State Pennsyvanis) the
Democratic party in minority Of 2Il7 votes at the
latest election The Germans aid foreign population have
gone in large numbers the Black Republican par
ty whose leader being Democrat they easily
ced to the abandonment Of section OF their party
when they Join the standard waving another
ction These alone will suffice crush the Democratic
sdhvrents of Buchanan. But the contest being sectional
the large Quaker will be thrown into the scale
against the candidate Of the South. Su Is the
prospect of New York. has been shown in former
ces fec leoderS OF the Hatds and Sots have patched
up their euds recently Syracuse and have pandeed
the irec-so faction by the nomination Of Soft for the Of
hcc of Governor. General Leslie Coombs, OF Kentucky
going New York with the impression that Buchanans
prospect better than Fillmore and though preerring
the latter considering whether It was not his duty as an
old Line Wing for Buchanan, To defeat FIRE.
mont recently TO friend la his State, that
from very reliable information, the contest in this State
New York; will be between Fremont and free negroes
will help the latter the Sois the former. They all
siy that Buchanan has chance ia Neie York Would
lis chance be improved a sectional candidate, tho posi-
tion in which his Southern friends seek place himl
IL be admit, that Southern a. in
defence of all their constitutional rights l. it alb
surd sdppoSe that the North will also be ia
defence of what they believe be their rights Or
make the huuliatng acknowledgement tina, believe
there is patriotism enough at the North TO support
tona candidate OF the South for the preservation of the
Constitution and the Union while there is not pdtriots
h
TO unite with them In the support OF candidate whom
they ocr, who is national, conservative and Uniouov
ing man, who knows only his country, his whole
and nothing but his cOuny-who "can never consent
to be thing the North and another TO the South
who stands before the country the candidate OF
sectionS
candidate, Mr. BuehanAns defeat is certain that
minority of 100 cannot overcome the majority
Of 76, there is another substantial why Mr. b
receive electoral in the North lie is iden
tilted with the policy the Pierce Administration The
Convention az Cincinnati endorsed it, II has been
dorsed by convention at Stiunon The organ in Vir
gna has endorsed it, The Richmond Enquirer has said
Whoever may he the candidate OF the Democratic par
~ his ces iriA depend the approval Of this admins
trdtion By the popudr Judgment The party could not
II It rOHd get rid OF It's responsibility for The acts Of This
administration" Now, this administration has been
demned by overwhelming maorites at popular cleo
G ss Sg 5e s ne 1G ass s @ been
driven from the public service deserted the
"a majority OF ~ has been lost-the anti. Democratic
majority OF that section is 81 in the present House OF Re-
representatives. Every effort TO this decision has
been aling Whilst its domestic policy has given
econciable offence the North it, foreign policy has
offended both the South and North Sangune above
morls, then, must the be Who supposes that the
people oil the North will agree TO continue this domestic
aud foreign policy in the person OF James Buchanan
A. future events only be oIeseen by the past 1t
has been demonstrated plainly the admits that
lie u Mr. Buchanans Southern partisans
sure his defeat They aud the friends of Fremont are
engaged IN The common purpose OF driving from the field
the candidate who alone break the ranks Of the Black
Republicans OF New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts,
New jersey and Pennsy lvaniat
People Of Virginia and the South lnnumerabe rea-
sons prompt you to abandon the advice Of those who
would lead you asray from the patti of duty Your love
| Of the Union cannot be doubted You have mbibed a.
youi first political lesson the admonition of
TON THAT should properly estimate the immense va
lue OF your national Union your collective and indvi-
dual happiness that you should cherish a cordial ha-
" btual and immovable attachment to il; accustomng
yourselves to think and speak oil it Of the palladium
OF your political safety and prosperity watching for its
| preservation with jealous anxiety dscOuntenancng
whatever may suggest a suspicion that IL can in
any event be abandoned; and indignantly rowning up
on the first dawuing OF every attempt ALLEVIATE any
portion Of our country from the rest eneebl- the
sacred ties which link together the various parts
II i feay To your country-not 10 plg-which should
prompt 10 its II Buchanan could 1ut occupy
the position Of Fillmore in the present canvas the Uni
ted South would press forward his with serfed
ranks but unfortunately or him. and perhaps fOf the
tiou this be. Why, ten should not the united
South dock TO the standard VI FILLMORE, bear up his
upiited for the safety Of the Unon and encourage
the national men Of tue North to the victory which can
only be upon their own battle-heldY
August 80. P0wHATAN.
see Baltimore Sun ELECTION Statistics"
| 1.-THE organ Of Mr.. Buchanan in his State-the
HHsylvaHdH-speaking Of the Abolition aud Frec-sol
sentiment Of the Nosth, says 80 general IS this scn-
ment n the States north OF us that many professinO
me Democratic name are infected aud HE mdsss gene
Tatg even those not Organized in the Black Republican
party, are borHe d,0ay by the popular current Is
melancholy eonfessioH 10 make, but DExooRACY-
" or what ought To bo the Democracy-IS STATE
Is AT RUS TINE CENTRALLY DEFEATED by BLACK REPUB
LcANisN is disorgani1ei BY The FressoiiioH WIN
"IS There thousands Of course who
have not bowed the knee the Black Republican Baal
but THE TEMPORARILY ME-
| LED"
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