New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20
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joFity have carried tie div. Conse accord
ing Ia HE Georgans estimate, the Northern effect
iva opposition - Fremant edueed to the States
Of Pennsylvania, New jersey, Illinois md Calfor-
MAJ, which Ii enough with the entire South, the
editor concludes, to elect Buchanan L
The Georgian is a prominent Buchanan organ of
The state from which it derives its name We men,
ton this fact in order that proper weight may attach
to It's statements It will be seen, then, that the
Geosgian virtually admits the mposshity Of
Buchanan by the people, for no man with grain OF
sense Of the fftieSh part Of the size Of mustard
seed thinks or hopes he can carry the
Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee and Louisiana are
sure to go for Fillmore, with first rate iot
Florida and by no means bad prospect tor
leaving out Of the question his chances IN otef
ern States This is our calculation as matters no,o
stand without reference to the reaction that ls oaly
and hourly going Oh In favor Of Fillmore. 8.S
Nov FOR HE Northern States, which with the vote
IL the entire south II the Georgian hopes TO elect
Buchanan. They are Pennsy lyania, New Jersey,
Indians and California. We have shown that the
Georgian relies upon brittle reed in the South We
shall now proceed to show that it leans upon fragile
reed Id the North. "A 1t claims New Jersey for Bl-
chanan. This claim is utterly preposterous and we
are surprised so integenta journal as the Georgian
should have put it forth Fillmore
is and always has been strong in that State. With
his own strength he could beat Buchanan. Add to
this the tremendous influence brought to bear in his
favor by Commodore Stockton IAN Old Line Demo
erat-and it would take an astute Sarithmetcian to
eypher out the saaness Of the chances of the Sage
Of Wheatland.' The Stockton inhuenceis all-poWer
ful in New Jersey aproposition no intelligent
man pretends to question.
n So far as the keystone State is concerned ne vii
agree to risk our reputation prophets, for all tint
TO come, on the prediction that the Buchanan Stat
tcketjwill be 50 completely overwhelmed three week
and one day from Monday, that his most ardent sup
porters, North, South, East and West will be torcet
to admit that he stands not the yestige Of chanc
to carry the electoral ticket in November next.
tn regard to California, we have only to say tina
bllS AtiS eesAA
refuge in some genial cave Of despair as speedi
sas convenience permits.
III AS for Illinois, the State election next month wi
settle the question. If Col. Richardson's gloriou
fellow, and no nistak not elected Governor by
| least ten Thousand majority, we would not give
straw for Buchanan'sE chances. Douglas and Rcf
ardson are working for themselves and the future, nc
for Buchanan. Both know and feel that Douglas va
chise1ed out of the nomination for the Presidency
and they are only striving to carry their own State
show the world the absolute power they WELD owe
4 their constituents. Not particle Of love for Br
schanan animates them or stimulates their efforts
Now, what should the mass of Southern voters d
under these circumstances It's admitted virtually
4 all around, that Mr.. Buchanan is not in the rae
4 North and We have shown, we trust convineingly
4 that he is at best but half in the race South. He
! emphatcally nowhere. According to the most t;
vorable showing his friends can make, there is nc
the remotest probability Of bis being elected by POI
ular suffrage.
We can only answer the above interrogatory by g,
pressing our own conviction that every Southern ma
4 who wishes to defeat the Freesoiler Fremont shout
go to the polls and vote forthe man most likely to az
complish that Object Willard Fillmore.