Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-08

ety Of expressing wast is in my mind upon the sub
ject and hope your readers Of them At least
VIII b. prepared % act upon my suggestion.
IL cannot be denied that many Of the old hne Wing, all
over the country have been debating the propiesy
ting for NJ Buchanan upon the idea that the conte.
will be narrowed down between him and Fremont. n
this could he certainly determined TACT suppo-.
there few, either North South but would choo-..
buchanan Hot u IL sof Have not the opinions of man,
been formed rather from the boasul calculations Of thu,
Democratic and Republican prrssc- and sprakcts than
hon an ac'usl e-uiste OF the real facts OF the
Acknosiedgc that when IL announced hst Mr.. Fall
morc bad accepted the nomination, thought Il WIS
hopeless one and not st first prrpsrd 10 approvr
the manner OF his acceptance. II had the securing Of
undue anxiety 10 be bore the people candidate with
out nquos iron what quarter the notnnaton came,
what has prospect Of success But it Ia dill
crst hight In the manly, eloquent and intensely patr
otto adr sss Mr. Fillmore has made siuce biz arrival h
ha- satisfied less he has satisfied an Others
that he prompt in his scccptanc. oy ardent de
sire to render his county great service. lie TO
have acted On the idea that there eeueas Of
vstn aud nationality in the American Party which would
enable him, it, leader rally his support IN. guoi
and true men OF all parties who wished sectional
strife put down, quiet rstorsd to the country and the
CSios PRrsERyrp ia il. integrity Unle.s greatly mis-
take the temper Of my corntrymen, Mr. FILLMORE will DC
able to carry out this patriotic des simply the
ddate OF the American party, but the candidate
OF those who value and love the Union. a. J,.un
gush-d IRON the csmorous politicians Of the extreme
Southern, or extreme Northern school, who rever
making loud professions Of attachment TO the Union while
At the saue tune constantly bringing IL into peril by their
utrsisn.
h seems Ia me that the great body cf the Republicans
cannot in their hearts approx. the nomination Fremont,
lie will doubt receive support OF the extreme Abo-
tonsis though is hard discern how he has cnttled
himself to this doubtful honor But cannot dy.st
myself Of the Persuasion that when the more mod rs
aud couerate anti slavery North have seen
Mr. Fmores Albany speech they fee, in all its force
the truth OF what he ably a eloqueny about The
ru"ous evils which must result from the election OF Pre-
sident on sectional grounds aud they will rally his aid
in rscdng the country from the madness that pre-
walls.
Upon deliberate reflection therefore, have come To the
conclusion that all Unionlcving Whgs North and South
should support Mr.. Fillmore. So far Of the South
snd especially OF Virginia, concerned me
that w shut up To this conclusion Tho Richmond
bnqnrer puts The voting OF Wing tor Mr. Buchanan up
on footing which no selfrvrpect tor toc-
rate IL may suit the Enquirer bow te knee to Baal
and TO practcc the suhseryiency would thus advise IN
Others but for myself am prepared accept the
humistng terms proposed by that organ OF the Demo
cracy. 'OLD LINE WING"