New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-11

The nomination Of eneGa Scott over The head Of
sr E9ss , so hs slf 5
deciare scot would make as good and 7s
m1 sas III enio T with Clay
claims and qualifications TO those Of Scott for the highest eva
S'e!' %r. ritor. a out like The
RGse and had thus oIe the a W Sso tonveno
and Gen Scott was nominated BY the votes and influence OF The
nm poI,ord E,,,,;ro is tho main buchanan oroan
IF VIRGINIA Tn its issue Of Sent 18th 1852 it said
The country felt relieved from an awful agony when
Fo5e took the reHs S s eva M Conscience
TO other h p po ea
nrs " a9sk aud the whole country G FG avlor
o n's p ~ Vian e was reared in the South was ise
YorS and was proved to hold doctrines exceedingly oeeona
Die 70 Inc So , dn snnr i to e % Of
into souls Seward had breaed the poison Of his unhely
politics pursued policy which came near wEeckS S H.
ru t y and 1ii In igy eog;ae Of ereegirs H.
dr'e: qHths eo"v AL to sa'e al portion" t''" injury
rr,o ,,ano,oh1a Senator Coss-Democ,atic condi
49, nro,;1ono,, in 1919 t,nu s,ol,a of Mr.
qate lot .e llesiueles ~ spuh wv VI 7a n
lllio'e as''l''V'''A0'' IA 'A0 '0N''0' ~
Nepu'ts, noYn ,, ,.,snr.s Of ,,c President o.
prove ID ths and Relieve he IS determined to duty firmly
respect to ts dnsye iys iaw ana as one e9si
eo!he lin with any NECESSARY power within 's limits OF the
oonS'''unon' H., ,n., ,r,.,, 7o-
The administration has placed itself high in the great work Of
paeyn We sonTiI az mGs nie 1S nc ee al
the sentiment; This is Wig admins bn t'ere is no
pleasure ii this great of he salvation of this country
if may say So have done SO nay f94nc t 90 80 En"
but for The sake Of the country.
| Hear Senator G. C. Clay, of Alabama State
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Rights Democrat OF thestraghtest sect-ln response
to the remarks that fell from Senator Cas-, on the
18th February, 81:
think there is no just ground Of reproa whatever toyard
from Michigan though Standing different political relations
+" ne Of opinion Witch lie las made Sir ar
psrsy oisFSd o al knew qf the rrf5 i and his
ton TO carry into execution The as Of NE n ana to employ
all The 5 SENATOR Dowpes of thus
smoke Of Mr., Fillmore during the, same session: 4
r o,o M, s,osr to give e president all rropcr' mower
He has given no reason to Doubt his sincerity a fidelity IN
Senator ~. nod@e Of Iowa. is and was Democrat Of
| !, 00i'ql nv 1,;n+ Ia bo1 ~ GOV,
Wv ,r, t,;1la,nra. -.
u NJ iliii,one w or
influence arc hostile though and ever expect to
Vi e aRe n his el1rt 10 enforce the law my vote and n
ence as 1on as Xe Totg ana N1Gg nfIg n mG "
If any the Executive entertained the setf'
wu e m the hgh pace Of President the United States
and came to net for the wn9e country ne "s H se NE nEs
has for the whole nation and respect hin for having
'one So coo,ons oe ,,,h,,,,, ,.,s in f,u
,;+l t,n Do,,oor,+; ,rt IN +,a DIST
Of FEBRUARY of that wear, he thus spoke of Mr.. Fill
more
honor him for his course and The appreciation Of p2it
cd vino has es past a1%T hat ," sg f ;b"
ands of others OF my political friends heai tnHn G9d t We
WSo knows 's his Eta duty a" @ ~ ~
COL Johh W. stevenson OF hen'uchy' VINO was
selected to take MI bleeKlhrluSes p'ce Us Deiho
Mr. Fillmore in a speech made at Iexigton some two
' '' " :
months ago:
He sac II WINS no hs Of , nS69 10 Se w of some
Setds ;Ssfs s VIZ ;;Sf rom over the
H. lnt IA rs. thrmr wjch he countrr p,ssel
ant Ms M @ 70 nrther md sv hat in his OHM
i" would do it. nis s %o he be fete nhSs
not to"ss"Si soaGern 5Ss Iad i" lis y@yr
Showed thn Wien called to the Executive chair Of
and showed himself friend q his whole country, the Union
anu anu ''e oons'"''o' - o,,,o,, 81 H., ,oo,.ro;
at is u o,i1I h wood t,ot Mr. Troo hal an,
49, III ,4 s IT,, ,a1;o w.
= Wv; 49,. - ~ =, l,a,a,4 wa, !,
rio Hon Inbn II Ward If Savannah Ccorr;, wo
President Of the Cincinnati Democratic National Con
TeNlon whch nominated Mt' nuel',tlan r., va ~
Fillmore arrival in savannah IN 1885, MI MaIo "n
y nlu Dcen ueputeu 10 EeCelNe Hiii, auutcsseo i IL
the following words:
"
Mr. Fillmore-Wih uufcigacd pleasure perform the in
It assigned Of welcoming the city Of SlNHrGt Wills
the which mark administration Of the iovrrhth
date he crcd without HFnsng passions
which this occasion should be hushcd +" rest we ls AT r
member that those high and solemn trusts not assumed
you in the sunshine OF our prosperity 1t MAS at dark an
\. Hyen penH 90 S nn of #! T and m Mo, 10 don't
the Myor Of God Part 4 r4 were 's tYns , '"
# men seemed 10 rcck not how wildly ragged the storm, that
II was y",r int ID breast tlat storm and bid lis n,tene
c,avs and n do a o rn,t rrr nwry from the GROVE,
nttrrrs Ia Irea the lonely NTH of luy Will yor robes
tl 10 Hes ~ arr venrs Ind frot a iir termination
witch ihe surrounded YOU nu,nrriie h threats un,wti
cnnors Won held on your steady course preserves, the
,m" n vn,r cnrttry "av Garr to NE land We love and e
mise IL tl. institutions which W. cherish illustrating til
# world iat reace a lis victories no les. renowned an war
It'll fit and proper when YOU have lai1 "ls p'@ce an
Should foIlow YOU 10 your hone ., ngyr ct, YOU ydr
M Al 5hS s com w hr !"s a, III, the f !"
i've. people, wecon'e to hoSp.aiess
REc e OF her e'&s We "'S''~' W" 10 '"' S '
The Democratic Review has ALWAYS been stania,
i. authority with the Buchanan LEADERS, The Review
r. snconr of Mr. Fillmores conduct during the trou
+ lous times that marked the commencement of his AZ
at ,,,inist,on novs him ts noble and 1cso,yc
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