The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09


adding 70 old oppressive State debt new
one Of forty millions of dollars.
The documents communicated To Congress by Genera
Taylor in 1850 illustrate Col Fremonrs procvies ane
familiarity with certain modes Of ansaeting pubic ous
ness and the ad ysnsges may be thus derived he
events ndicse the extent 70 which they
available These documeus baye been oSersiK years oeo
The public and known him Their truth and the "ithe
Ing character OF the facts undenied by him or 81
supporters This nomination OF ITSELF seems intended
invite support from those whose hopes mainly rest upo
using the government a Uf personal aggrandiE
meut This class look TO vena legislation, 10 corrupt con
tracts and fat jobs we'll 10 official employment
rhey rejoice In weak and are delighted with CORFU
atmiu straton and suprrmdg happy under one GU
lining both the ies,ures Tins domination ~as eva =
esis ned to ine the activity o. 'hs u as WIN Tue '"n
OF the slavery agitation and ny tnsf u"oo F''"
achieve immediate success pave the way ior se''@
those hopes which look for qualification 10 aisSoiuao"
the Union. .H.... ........,
Tue pKnocaArIo PARTY stands upon sound prlnc,p
long cherished oy it aud approved b, the country IL
national party, and devoted TO The welfare OF ,e wn
ountry and the niert, aud pc nanenc, Of the Uhioa
knows "uo No til no Soath, no E.Ss, no West" mo
ud ,hegisne. he Unon and deso trd 10 'hr -
ttu and the M Of the spirit end every ~,
81 its provisions IL leaves 10 the Staus all tpr p"
aud coamlvd ~ constitution 70 the tedef
overnlneut Il believes good III be produced ~
use ex VI the ceded powers OF he national g.
ernmen than by exercising those of DOUBTFUL charn z
They hold 10 be government Instituted Tor great
uonal purposes and does not extend 70 those detA
which appropriately belong To State authorities IL IS con
nitt.d a strict construction OF constitutional power
| and Is opposed to raj ing revenue than is ne q
| s.ry when economically used 1t sympathzes with ih
pressed every here regardless Of parallels Of a'inc
and longitude, and is decidedly opposed to all rel'go"
lgotry and political intolerance. II has ever conte
ed that man should be lef free SEEK bapp in
Lawful way God according to the dictates
az ow conscience. Il insists that it has not the ig
and it certainly dos entertain the wish 10 intermeo
with the affairs OF States individuals while they voi"
40 duty they owe the federal government II acts fro
its convictions of right and duty and from feeling
ar JUDGE how engendered 1t is governed by its no
est convictions to the test mode of excluding slave
scusslon the halls OF Congress- and TO prevent ~
quiet all tu,ure agitation OF that subject IL dsavows NJ
rrpudaps the wrongs and violence which specua'os nm
potcians and reckless population, have accustomed
Kansas and il denies that they are justly attributable
the democratic party, to any cause which orignat
with it. which il has approved II espouss that rem
y for existing evils which its honest convictions pom
out as most wise and appropriate From outy and rop
cpoice it is in favor OF all constitutional measures tending
TO perpetuate glorious Union, and empLaucaiS ol
posed to oil that tends weaken or destroy IL II M
nominated candidates Tor President and Vice PRESIDED
pledged TO these views and who are able WISE honest a'
ncorruptbe MIR Buchanan bias had al much experience
public affairs any living statesman aud is PERSONAL
neer qualified all the duties of that station than an.
man before the public For than forty years he ht
participated in almost every branch of the civil service
and Mr.. Folks first executive officer through fore
war During this long period of service cauny bar
not breaihed suspicion against his strict integrity or o.
voton to his public duties Selshness has never beel
even imputed to him. He is known to be devoted, heaI
thu Ipin and his los
Union Such the whom the democracy have selected
TOR the Office of Chief Magistrate Of confederacy They
hsllenge comparison between him and his competitor
to character, qualifications, and principles.
fHE burr OF DEMOCRATS
The democratic party has ever sustained the Union 81
wen as liberal principles When menaced by the traitor
Gus Hartford Convention during the OF 1874 bod,
like "reyublcanism," devoted to sectionasm and disu
nion-and when threatened recently by notification
and secession both sectional the democratic party rsls'
ia support Of the constitution and the whole Union. n
oboquy or reproach which misguided folly madness hn
thrown upon either, has shaken it's confidence abad i
ceaseless efforts 10 sustain and continue both II has
sted Al all times and upon all occasions, every ebo
from whatever emanatng, To weaken rubic = NJ
dence in our Uuon shake it's stability u has NJ ~
times been ready hazard It's preeminerce N Us
euce and 10 insure It's lasting ptrmauehce IL Is the pari
Of he Union, and snkes is existence on 's prese
yaton Ii rises aUove all temporary vel a secti,n
excitemenr aud drvoies It's energies to preserving
transmitting future generations the rich aud invslna
legacy inherited from thse ~bo sealed IL with Their buo
Tina, Union lie now in jeopardy IL perlled b. section
anaticsm It's existence l. in danger. Sectiopslism
raised It's bead and is seking to Wind Its sua
od around 1t with The hope Of crushing out its v'tn
II counts upon nrrayirg the eurrt strength OF he
against the slsve saes and expects reader he mt
rntoer.ble 10 Ia ter AID povokr aggre, Ia
The leaders OF "rtpub ipsni M have serious frrol
upon dsunion and the principal point Of consderai
l. how 10 accompl n IL IN msuDer 70 clnrR- h y.
u,ou lh- south, and hereby avoid the responsibility
IL acts,
some OF its members openly announce what they de-
, re- and expect win hos from IL The noTtern States
sept siux hlur spectacle. While the "Amercans" resist
the intro ton % aliens and Catholics, the "rrpub
Gang ar, seeking to make Il 90 asylum runaway
slaves and the headquarters OF Of ettetmina
o. the white race at the south The dmoEsr party,
i've, not only its duty all parts OF the Union bat 10
whs, yer interests those who compose H. h~s rasrd IN
Standard Of The Union, boldly hazardng everything
it, preservation u has selected for m representative JAsT
BucuAS.N whose whole soul IL devoted 10 the Union
Il invites all who ARE friendly TO It's preservation to JOIN
his suppori His election will crush this suicidal and
sonahle effort Mt dsunion II would prove he deaihkDt
of ,.ctInaltsm aud rebuk~ The agi'ators Q manner
worthy OF treemen II would restore tranquility aid hap
piness 10 The whole Union The country would be again
divided not Nv geographical lines bat into great pa,
tes-thr democratic and ia adversary. Fanaticsm
agitation would give place to open and manly dicusso,
upon questions affecting the honor and interests Of al pr
NJ our country l. there democrat wanting in aHr