Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-27

r. tbss supposed that they were not opposed to
the extension OF slavery
This Republican fremont Dutchlnan, who has
always before been Democrat, denounces the
Americans in unmistakable language. He re-
pudistes Amswicsnism.
"Judge Hoadly, Of Ohio, pale gentleman, and
rather young and enthusiastic for judge, got upon
the platform, and said that they had placed OHIO
in the right In the Convention, and he would head
the column In November by rolling up majority |
of loo, 900 Applause. lie read letter rom |
Mr.. Charles Remlin, gentleman who had never
voted upon the Republican ticket, but who now
predicted the triumph Of Fremont.
Charles Remlin has been the most violent
sssailant Of Americans in Ohio. He Is prom
inent leader of the Germans Of Ohio and OF
the West, and has been leading Democrat
After cons derable disorder Mr. Schder, editor
Of German paper in Illinois, got the platform and
said:
81 came here as delegate from the German
population of Illinois, and can tell you that no
part of the population is truly devoted to the
principles of freedom than the German people.
Applause And have further to say that, as
the representative OF the Germans of Illinois, en-
dorse the nominations and the platform with all
my heart and soul GCheers.l And / intend TO
work to bring every German in the country, II
possible, to support the nominations and the plat
form. Renewed applause. | have no doubt
that Mr. Fremont will receive the majority OF the
German votes in the Union Applause.l Already
the majority of the German papers, nearly one nun
dred in number, have declared, their intention to
support him. Applause And | hope that we
shall succeed. in our glorious contest for free
speech, free soil, free labor. No persons have
more interest In this than the Germans for it is a
hatu al lahn nd
almost all Of the Germans are labore1s And If q
German votes against freo labor, he votes against
his own interest; and there is no party but this,
and NO platform but this that the Germans can
consistently vote for. Applause.l The Prairie
State win give you twenty thousand majority.
[Great cheering
"Three cheers for the German press were called
| for. (Cries of "No," emo" 'hush"-and the
cheers were choked off,
s'John A. Grim, editor Of another German paper
in Illinois, was called up, and expressed the graft
6cation Of his felow-countrymen at the enjoyment
| of the freedom of opinion and action which they
| had found in this country. The Germans were
willing to join any party that will aid them to free
dom, TO liberty and free soil, and put an end to
slavery. They have fought for liberty, sword in
hand, in Germany, aud were willing to fight for it
here. When the Germans heard that there was a
new party raised for freedom they said shat is the
party for us--we will join that and fight for it to
the death. As long as the Republicans would
treat them like freenien they would stand by the
party to the DEATH"
These proceedings are taken from the New
| York Herald of June Goth s-s.a
We desire here to say a few words to the
South We have already shown the influences
which cause the Catholic Irish to support FIRE.
mont, under the lead Of Bishop Hughes We
have quoted the remarks of that leader of
Catholicism, to-wit: that he aoas "as much OPP
posed to SLAVERY az Daniel o. Connect aoas, or
as the Neu York Tribune Is" and which was
published in the New York Tribune on the
18th instant, and which the Tribune says, was
from ,Arch5ishop Hughes hinse! f-and we in
vite the especial attention Of the people of the
South to the argument of Mr.. Schider above
| quoted, showing scAy the Germans are opposed
to slavery, to-wit ait is q contest betsoeen
slace labor md FREQ labor" The same argu-
ment in all its bearings, comes with equal force
from the Irish laborers as from the German.
We invite the serious attention of the South
to this newly developed fact, that Archbishop
Hughes has now publicly proclaimed that he
is cas- much opposed to slavery as Daniel o.
Connell was, or as the New York Tribune is.
| Hitherto in answer to the warnings we have
given the South on the subject Of foreign i'm
migrants Of all classes, ii has been asked,
"When have the Catholic Irish arrayed them
selves against slavery?' Our reply has been,
that "they were only waiting for the pQwer to
move effectnally in this direction" But we
have not been needed. Nosc, qohat sag our OPP
ponsnts at the South? Archbishop Hughes
having formed n coalition with the Republ-
cans Of the North, having united with him
the Germans of the West, openly proclaiins
the same hostility to SLAVERY which Daniel
O'Connell exhibited
Will not the South n0w open her eyes to the
indispensable necessity of uniting with the
conservative American party, in opposition to
this rapidly increasing element of hostility to
Southern institutionsl We present to-day the
damning proof that the leader in this coali-
ton has openly proclaimed war against African
slavery. The American policy is the only
policy which will save the South. The Gin
cinrai platform, in explicit terms denounces
the American party and its tenets-and James
Buchanan stands up az the leader of the
pseudo Democratic party, pledged to maintain
this opposition to the only platform on which
the South can safely stand, But we return
from this depression.
Again, the Leit-stern, Guiding Star, Ger
man weekly, published in Baltimore city,
and paper Of considerable ability and infu-
ence, in its issue of Saturday (S1st June) gives
the following warning to the pseudo Democ-