Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26
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your Club, held more tAans am nlh slnAeh
you did me the honor elect me FyoaE
President, much agalpst my ioEA Wlshsss
I then stated as you viii remember. both,
before and after my eleotIonu that se-,
served the right to vote toFa Mr. .BnsA
hanansshould l thereafter become Acon-
vinsed in myggwn mind that DIR EAlmsEss
had no chance for an election, and that
the contest for the Presidency otthaS Qna:
tied Statesl was between MFl BnshRnsn
and Mr.. Fremont. a apa asouoagh 1soRai
Uincaa that there Is tlot g, slsaqsa0 eftssteaeg
for Mr.. Ft&Em0r6's election bgfse peQpteseaa
| This il conceded indeed b. bis, WaImssa
friends, but il is c0ntsndsd, hytlsone sot
them that he will get States. enough TO
prevent any election by the people1 and
thus throw the chance Of PFesident8 upon
tho House Of Represent tiVastTap event
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more especially go now when, IL is. 70.
membsred that the election muskl be made
BY the same House, that elected M RI
Banks. of Massachusetts, their ispeakeEb
They then argue that Mr.. Fillmore hRs
the best chapce, Of AN election by > Hljs
House Of Representatives, Let JIs1 seei
how they arFivst at this wonderful eopelus
sis n. " lakes sixteen States To- ma 10 en-
election, Mr.. Fillmore has only Lhreei
in COngress-De delaware. Maryland and.
kentucky. II the three parlieV stand
6rm by their respective candidates. there,
can BIZ no election by the uousp. InAhisg
event the Vice President, whose election,
viii! deyolye. upon the Senate will be
President of the u s. ex;efacio,,. The
Senate being largely Democratic! will of
course elect Mr. Breckipridge. who wills
then be our President, lt1isi grave lysprra
gued by the friends Of Mr.. FiIlmoFss that,
the Black Republican parEysar rather dhaRi
see Mr.. Breckenridge President, will unite
on MIR. Fillmore, and thus secure hiaelec-
ton. WlthQnt discussing the treason, OK
rather utter want, OF reason in This proper
elton, ieL ms ask Southern men, are yea
willing to have Mr.. klImoE9 thus cleo ted&
Tor one am not. ! would not trust hiN,
OF, any other man North or. s9pth \, selacted
by the Black Republican party Bgt there-
10 no reason or common sepHel 40 this AEz
gument. 4he contest IS therefore, shsEleeRD
tie democratic and Me Btack fEpNbtlGG0.
lparttess and Of cohrse.I cGa'1Ot hes iin
ny etotea ;6etWeeH them. NPr isa Ihis tho
only or the strongest reason Why 15cann
not vote tor! Mr., tlAmore. Ibis - amply
semcieht out DID not kAlA exist theEsJs
Rnother stronger and more powerful reSt
son than, tbs Tor itle sdstermipall0nNt 10
which have Gomez alter long and serious
rehsctlon. Ehes contest,in RhiclflWe are,
engSged'ls purely seeiianal ones TIE
st4geTy question "a PIE dRtyt tsstte, ana. the
nloa E'romsnenE te9lttre ofGilis.Gs gbeA aBsaGi
1EetnGsb6 btH. The. Democrats P6EfyS all
i rays TIE 90u'dest on ae question Of SLAYER
i ry. have IN their platforms endoFSednthis
bull and stand tnlly pledged 70 is sHPPoTE.
! INC BLACK hepnolloan. party 1nnthsF
platform. deoOuuoe It, and dsmandbitssTes
peal. Inc American Convention which
met IN FHIlAaeIPhia, VI kebfpBfy 9aSt.
adopted no platform, but The National
Council which net at the same time re-
peSlsd The famous l2ih secliOn.s LOhieh T.
the iakY revolution efS. r. OlInle1 kI fha S1oEfSe