Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-02

Ane "aecnteram Erie, Cleveland,- fear
iui array OF desertion, which should give con-
ildence to the assertion that the Germans
were not simply aboltionists but were deter
mined to reduce their principles to practice,
through the dissolution of the Union itself he
the consequence
In Michigan: the Demokrat supports Buch-
anan, the Journal advocates Fremont
In illinois, The Chicago National Democ-
ratio Peoria Banner The Quincy Courire
support Mr.. Buchanan, while The Illinois,
Stats Zeituug The Belleville Zeituns; The
Belleville Volksbatt The Quincy Journal :;
The Eorwerts Galens, are Jealous tor Ere.
mont.
In Iowa, the entire German press-The
Dubuque Stats Zeiteng; The Davenport
Demokrat: The Burlington Freie Presse--
support Fremont.
We append in tabnlar form the position
Of the German journals in other States, which
shows the same astonishing detection from
the Democratic party.
I FOR BUCHANAN. MARYLAND. FOR FREMONT.
Bait imore Correspondent. Baltimore wecker.
Observation-Disclosures. l.ichtfreund.
LoU ElANA.
n O. Staat zeitung.. n o. Deutche Zeitung
CALIFORNIA.
.................... San Francisco Journal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. California Denokrat.
NEW JERSEY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Newark Zeitung.
................ Louisville Anzeiger
VIRGINIA.
R'chmon Anzeiger........ ......................
Union. ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New BrauneIs Zeitung.. observation-disclosures.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deutsche zeitung ....... Observation-Disclosures.
MINNESOTA.
D%utsCnc Le1tunS.
DISTRICT coLrxEA.
Washington Wochenblatt. ........ .............
How the Courier or any honest mind can
doubt that the mass Of Germans in the free
States are opposed to Mr.. Buchanan, will ap-
pear strange to the reader. All must feel
that it IS the policy to seduce the South into
the support Of Mr.. Buchanan under the false
pretence that he alone can defeat the ticket
Of sectionalism. Were it possible for such
counsel to prevail, the success Of Fremont
would be secured. Mr.. Buchanan is scarcely
know in the struggle now fearfully raging in
the free States. His weakness is actually
conceded not only by open admissions, but by
the action of Northern Democratic Senators
who hast to abandon the principles of the
Kansas Nebraska bill.
Wherever any class Of naturlized citizens
or the open advocates Of sectionalism, sustain
the Democrotic ticket, the avowed reason for
it is that given by Mr.. Julien of Indiana.
Mr. Julien, who was candi date for Vice
President: on the ticket, with the apolitionist,
John p. Hale, was asked why was it, that
being an avowed abolitionlst, he could favor
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
His answer was, am opposed to the in
stitution of slavery, East, West, North and
South, and so long as the Missouri Comprom-
ise had existed, it was an admission that South
of said line slavery could, legally. be main
tanned,
1t is time with these facts before us, for
all who pretend to be friends Of the Union
and friends of thr South, to speak out plainly.
The contest is between Fremont and Fill
more 1t is struggle for the perpetuation
or toe dissolution of the Union. The foreign
vote is for dissolution-It is hostile to the
South. Can he be friend OF the South who
is an advocate of Anti-Amer!canism?