Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-30

CaAsLxs JANIS c'ncurAs, making anxious inquiries
'ouchng the political and religious sentiment. Of rhs
FrsAeh, D~teA (Ho'ianders) orscgians. Seeds" APP
have been eKorted by the emergency OF the
nent The Black Republicans are making Formidable
demonstration against these buwaks OF the Democracy
md from present Indications likely to bear them OF
In triumph. The \. Y Tribune unfcis the programme
the Black Republican campaign, and does not disguise
the inducements which viii be offered for the million OF
foreign votes 10 the Union. The frcnch. Dutch IDOL
andersl Nor~egians, Swedes and IRISH told In
many words that theirs shall be the magnificent regions
Of the West II they will give zeslous support to the
Black Republicans; they reminded, that they came
here liberty that they dctest slavery, and only
omplsh the great object OF their emigration by interdct
ing slavery every foot OF American territory BY the
side this stupendous bid Charles James Circular is lit
lie more than penny hi.e The sigma pOr,cud defeat
to the Democracy and triumph to the Republicans
This only tends strengthen the conviction have
,rcady expressed that Buchanan is nowhere in the
the North. The foreign has heretofore constitu
ted the main element Of Democratic strength in tho hire
ling States Withdraw that and the party forthwith halls
into hopeless minority. The Dutch have slrraly sgui
acd their preference for Fremont and every mail brings
fresh intelligence Of accessons Of hat sniigbtsn
cd and patriotic elas the Dutch to the Black Repub
can standard Even in Pennsylvania they going in
BODY against the Democracy. The rsh-the next most
body Of foreign pstrotssre omitted in Chss
James Crcular-an omission curious and ineomprehenS
bla Greeley lug. them Into his list with grand flourish
What are we to understand by Charles James ignoring
his Irish fellow cIens. Does he by il that they
all SAFE that he despsrs Of them aud treats them
with contempt that they st subj for public
i-cusson but rather Of private negotiation with Arch
bishop Hughes, who holds them their eonsciences aud
votcs In the hollow OF his hands Whatever be Charles
James motive the OMISSION il worthy OF especial obser
vaion-but dorbt whether the game will succeed
ieeeys eIultsnt aud defiant tone is enough send
'hrl OF horror through Charles James soul The Arch
bishop !. the s~orn friend Seward-and Seward is the
chief OF the Black Republican phalsnxl Enough ssd-
The enlightened aud patriotic aud dntercssd and noble
Irish will 60 10 body with their equally enlightened
and msgnanimous fellow citiIens the Germans, Dutch
or Hollandersl As to the wel-h the sSede the Nor.
wegisns the French &c, for whom Charles James mani
tests much soeitade they comparatively lew and
whether he books them not cannot have serious
bearing upon the issue The universal German and Irish
nations will very edtctuay settle the Democratic hash
We lonk upon this diSpensasion ju gnent IRON on
high; and o)nots u in anticipation and will comfort
in the reastion Tor thousand other ills Of fortune
Fo long years the Democracy have been panderns to this
foreign Irish aud German vote To eoncstsii they have
cridced the best interests of the country, and eager
do again. Bat their proteges and allies have found
more congena associates and leave them their fate
Heavens! what rush Tor the cuVert shall witness
when the result Of the election is announced
But turning able from this view OF the matter not
the fact o Infancy IN of the great parties OF
the Countrywide Black Republicans and the Democrats
gnore the existence OF the native popu tion, and make
their appeal. directly the foreign population to decide
the Issues of econss In Charles James Circular OF
inquiry, allusion is made to the American
people who born upon the so AL his solcitude 10
confined THE French Dutch HOlAndcrs) Norwegiaus,
Ssedes g. They, In his view, the only ct srber-
OF the fate Of this great Republic Greeley in his pro-
gramme il equally silent In reference TO the naveborn
and directs hi g, the Of foreign birth
rhes rival parties. therefore, ag'es in this that the
o-coung. Of Europe, many OF them paupers convct
refugees from justice constitute the appropriate panel
tor deciding the destinies OF this great country We
doubted in Consequence Of the OF imniga
and its character and the efforts Of the Democracy
Use IL in elections blt that this of thing. would
distant day. Il comes sooner than expect
ed aud may be- in the Providence OF God that comes
Tor good II the American people will profit by the
ing Il Is We, time to themselves and their country
from the dominion of the very portion Of the ou
laton OF Europe. They have before them in Mard Fill
nore national aud conservative, for whom every
honest may safely If he s beaten BY the 10
reign jury Of Dutch aud lish empanneled by the Black
Republicans and Democrats, that foreign influence be-
comes the contr1lng ee in Government aud NC
may despair Of again having national and conservs
tive candidate for the Presidency.