Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07
More scrap, from ,boli,iou p,ne,,.

More Scraps from Abolition Papers.
If denuncaiion and abuse OF Fillmore and Donel.on by
the Northern Aboliioniis pro slavery gyer-catchi
ing caHdddtes kill them Of and ruin them with the
of the Northern people then indeed their hopes
OF election amount To les than nothing The bitter
ness oi these vile fanatics against the Philadephs nou-
of their constitutional devotion to the
rights of the South, i. certainly without precedent the
political OF this country. There is no word of
heaped upon them-especialy upon Mr.. Fllmore-w,h a
sort of hendish energy aud delight which strike
every in the South with astonishment We give a
few more samples from Abolition newspaper:
From the Cincinnati gazette.
1--WE glad that the action of the Convention proved
decided TO leave doubt the character ct
the PLATFORM The latter j. clearly aud decidedly pro-
slavery and Nebraska and in this respect corresponds
precisely with the principles OF the Pierce Democracy
The only difference therefore, between these two parties
i, that is opposed to- and the other ia favor of the
principles OF the American party On the question ct
slavery extension they stand the ground, and
all the points involved in this leading question
unit.
Fillmore and Donelson are therefore presented the
American people candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency thorough and decided Nebraska,
ProSavery platorn-and Tor these and the princi
piles OF the present Administration on the Slavery qucs-
uon. the citizens OF the Northern States are asked TO
vote"
the Philadelphia nominees and their Nebraska principles
Certainly Freedom cannot yield tn the wholesale
compromising demands OF slavery and, therefore. the
North will not support any man, principles. not clearly
and uucquivocay opposed the extension OF slavery.
We have ct OF southern candidates in the
field. The So-caled Democracy will give another.
Let the Republicans aud Northern American give OF
Northern candidates, and the Latter will receive the sup
port OF the Free States and it in the election of
Mr. Banks will be in the Presidential cecon-the
existence OF a North well A. South will be announced
lX the, of he -\ar -ka nf the
From WccTs albany .Ionr,ai, March l1.
'Fro,a the Richmond (I-a) Wig
We concur with you--ihe result" that Is the election
OF Fillmore, does materially depend upon the action OF the
southern people" The rho signed he Fugitive
Store Ian and did stery thing n his O,ocr e,. PrcS
lent % hIrs IL FAITHFULLY crcc'a;oi il ths rhoDi
NE 'Soufh,rN people N er,r fear 10 trust, Not at all
But they will evinee their gratitude by supporting aud
sustaining him against any and all competitors Mark the
prediction, o! We of lte faith.
The South need lear TO trust Mr.. Fillmore. for
they hold his bond. His interest in Freedom aud all it,
glorious prerogaves, sold for OF thin Pottage
During the struggle for Freedom in Kansas. Mr. Fillmore
has been Ab-ehtee-his Organs have been dumb-his
Friends. dough-
Iiis true also that after signing the Fugitive Slave
Law he appointed Judges aud Commissioners hunt
with Bloodhound ferocty, for Fugitves. His Hall
cviuced than the zeal OF Counsel convict
body anybody charged with sympathzing with the
Jerry Rescue.
1t true again 'that the election OF Mr. Fillmore does
materially depend upon the action of the Southern peo
pie" The North had lte 10 with his nomination, and
viii have still less 10 do with his Election.
From Weeds Journal, Same date
The southern Hndoo press delighted with the nOn
nation OF fILLNoaE They that the Who signed the
Fugitive Slave Law will not do any thing keep Slavery
out OF Kansas Indeed they 20 as TO assert that
FRANKLIN Pierce Nor are they greatly Histakcn-
For experience proves that when men, who have ono,
been in fellowship with "Abolitionist@' turn Doug
Faces they OF al men the most Thoroughly Dough
From Weef's Journal, Ndrct 81.
Anssvery KnoN Nothing, could have had bitter pin
aone has been deliberately prepared Tor III SILVER
Ia 6 state from start. byvn drrcid
The s P aS Bo ,sT . s Pasa rS hoy Ihs
sSd t s E,a 6 s - Dough
FroD, Weed's Journal, dGfs.
The nen9,o9 o. F@Sre and pOnSl,on + eh,e9ss to The
bois. that be e Of more than hundred ave" aud
cannot without guilt, eSteld them aid aad comfort"
From Fessrs Journal March ~.
eeoi he vii certainly proee; the Sou 10 an her rst.
the gy Goysrnasni to restore ra9a.ay III: press.
s'rr ahan make Kansas slave state and do whatever else
prise slaves
From, Wse.rs Journal, sun, ddt>
proved slavery merely
having recommended Compromise - nor
ny @ h, sn,la[, The Favs Save Law N. silent
very highest place Ia the Catalogue o. DoasFAee
We have numerous extracts of the same sort" which
shall deliver readers, from time time to
be stored away aud used by them in the approaching
Ia view OF this virulent, ~ stematc opposition To
Mr Fillmore the part of the Aboitionists We ask
Southern Of any party stand coily by and see
him thus pursued, hunted down, and destroyed, APP
pea,e Abolition injustice folly, aud finaticisIn?
"Our Cousin Veronica is the title OF nov rel by
Miss womIey which have received from the publish
EN-, Bunce Brother, New York, and which may be
had the bookstore of Mr. A. Morris in this CITY, D.
Main street.
We have also received copy OF Alonc by Marion Har.
land Of th. city from the publishing house Off C. Derby
New York This work has acquired wide popularity and
needs mention Of ours Recommend it, For sale by
Harold Murray.
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