The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-04
THE PRESIDENT AT HOME.


THE PRESIDENT AT HOME.
We gave in this mornings edition brief account, re-
ceved by telegraph of the ceremonies attending the rep
ton of the President at Concord Wednesday last The
Boston Post of yesterdays issue gives full and graphic
description of this imposing popular demonstration which
transfer columns this evening The speech Of
the President will be read with mingled feelings of pride
and pleasure Throughout It breathes lofty spirit of pa
riosm-not from the lip, but from the heart-whch will
meet with broad and deep responses for he has touched
chord whose vibrations will be felt wherever the Union s
loved the constitution revered, and free institutions
priced for their inestimable value.
Is THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER FOR FILLMORE
OR FREMONT
"Ths glorious Union has stood firm during sixty years.
and, with the blessing of Heaven, it will stand firm sixty
years longer though the Washington Union and its med
conederates should live all the time to predict its DOWNFALL
National InteAigenoer.
Such remarks the foregoing of genuine abolition
coinage They the standing Of tho leading
Fremont organs to the charges of sectional disunonism
which the Washington Union and its confederates have
been for several months pressing upon the bacrepub
party Not being able to meet the facts and the argu
ments which fix upon their leaders the purpose of either
coercing fifteen States of the coniederacy to submit
complete tyranny old England exercised over the
thirteen colonies of driving the oppressed people Of
those fifteen States to disunon relief from sectional
usurpadon they declare that the Union is indssolube
and that "the Washington Union and its confederates
merely making dsunion threats for political effect. The
uprising spirit of the Unionovng portion of the North
is beginning to manifest itself in way that satisfies
that warnings have been needed, and pre-
pared repose with perfect confidence upon the convc
ton that the Union safe for the present. and for the next
four years under democratic administration and for the
sixty years if "the Washington Union and its coned
crates shall continue faithfully sound the alarm when
sectional traitors and their aconederatesn shall plot its
overthrow.
But we are called upon to notice this abolition
coinage in journal which processes give its support
Mr. Fillmore We have heretofore dwet upon the fact
that whilst the National hteigencer pretends be OPP
posed to the election of Fremont it resorts to the singular
mode Of manfe,ng its opposition by carrying vigor
succession of assaults upon both of his competitors
That is not al-its attacks upon Messrs. Buchanan and
Fillmore exactly the attacks that made upon
them by the Herald Tribune Times Post and other Ere
mont organs There is this difference and this only-he
Fremont organs are opop direct and bold in asaing Mr.
Fillmore well Mr. Buchanan but the teigence aims
its blows Mr. Fillmore over the shoulders of Mr. Bu
Fillmore and yet it is carrying on day after day
warfare upon him. Who knows better than the editors OF
the Lgencer that its candidate for the presidency
pies identcay the ground to the danger of elect
ing sectional President that is occupied by the Wash
ngton Union and its conederaes2" Indeed Mr. Fillmore
has gone further than the Washington Union He has said
that II this sectional party succeeds leads neVtaby 10 he
destruction Of this beautiful fabric reared By orsdfhes
This quite far any OF conedeates have gone
The Inegener earnestly against US, but processes
TO be a supporter Of Mr. Fillmore We would not be
prsed If Mr. Fillmore has had occasion before this pray
to be delivered from such a supporter.
II is useless for the National lntegeneer to hope
ry its warfare from masked battery and that the
ports Of its artillery will not indicate its position
There is process of logical ingenuity that reconcile
its daily assaults upon the known sentiments Of its pres
Dental candidate with sincere desire for his
There process Of honest reasoning that conovet
the conclusion that these open attacks upon Mr. Buchanan
and covert upon Mr. Fillmore calculated to pro-
mote tie chances Of the election Of Mr.. Fremont If the
hearts Of the editors Of the LageHer where their
words tell their judgments are they doing themselves
injustice in protesting TO give their support to Mr. Fill
more whilst their labors really nure to the benefit Of
other II Mr. Fremont elected Tomorrow what jour
nal could approach him with stronger claims upon bis
fdence and his patronage than the IatsHgcsr1 II
matter Of Indifference whether neghbor supports
Mr. Fillmore Mr.. Fremont; but long he protests
support the former yet aSsas Mr. Buchanan for oc
cupyiug position which he holds in common with Mr.
Fillmore we have right rcpe his assaults by showing
that his abors really for the benefit Of Mr. Fremont
SIGNS OF THE CANVASS
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