Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01
Facts to be Remembered

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Let il BE- remembered, That Mr., Fillmore
fever made a speech agalhs. slavery. or utter
ed a SENTIMENT IN denunciation Of the instit'}e
tioa IN his life. while Mr.. Buchanan has de-
nounced If as a great moral. social aud poEiti-
cal evil, and thanked God that his LOT had
been cast in a Stale Waere slavery had 10
existence.
Lei IL be Remembered, That Ne. Fillmore
never IN any public meeting + or d iiosrattve
assembly, offered resolutions against slavery
or the intsecsts ofthe South, while Mr. Bue-
tanan rs early as 1918. when the great ques-
ton in relation TO the admission OF Missouri
was first ag.tateI, introduced resolutions IN a
public meeting in Lancaster, Pa. against the
admission of Missouri into the Union as a
slave State aaa against lis extension over the
territories.
Lit uL BE- Remembered. That Mr.. Fillmore
never introduced an abolition petition IN
Congress. while Mr.. Buchanan in one session
out Of forty-fve abolition petitions introduce
ed himself thlGty-sesen.
III II he Remembered. That Mr. Fillmore
never voted Tor a resolution or bill while IN
Congress to interfere with tle institutions Of
the Sog:h in amy manner. shape OF iorn-t!le
worst he ever dia was TO vote against propo-
sitioas to Iay such resolutions or 6jls on tie
table. such seldom being test votes upon the
merits OF the propositions themselves.
Lat L bs Reagsitcrci, That MIR, Fillmore
while President. brought the who'll force o.
his administration 10 bear in favor Of the ad-
iustlrseat measures Of is5o, and thereby Sc
cured 10 the South all that She demanded.
LET 4 be remembered, That Mr.. Fillmore
phi!g President, turned Dat Of Office Freesoil-
ers and Aboiitionists because they Were sach,
aud appointed sound, and conservative men
iutheif stead, and tor this and his devotion
10 tile South, during the whole term II ms
administration. he was defeated by the North
err Wings in the Convention in 1882.
La II be Rsaaeaabersd, That Mr., Fillmore
has declared himself utterly hostile 70 the
odious abolition doctrine q "SquatteF sof-
ereignty.9 as advocated by Bnchanen,
Doaglas, yaubuFcn and other great Ieadefs OF
the National Ds12acracr.' lad remember,
foe. that Nr. Calhoun denounced thus doc
trlne a. '.tbe most moustsous ever advanced
by an American statesnan-more than Vii.
no; p7oyIsoissn = ard then iaos at the fact
that tie leaders OF the Southern Democracy.
though heretofore as bitterly opposed to J as
Mr.. Caihoun ale willing now 10 betray the
best interests Of the South by gong Tor the
very man whom Vim. L. Yancev, Of Alabama
eTss while denounced as "the father OF Squat
ter Sovereignty James Buchanan!
Let Il BE- Remembered, That Mr. Fillmore is
opposed 10 thc restoration Of the Missouri
Compromise, and has 50 pledged himself,
expressly ard Internationally,
let ii be remembered. hat Mr.. Fillmore Is
uncompronisingiy opposed to :he Anti-
American doctrine of ALIEN Suffrage, = 10
which Mr.. Buchanan is unconditioua!ly COM
United.
ind it he Fact be Proclaimed to fae aos!d,
That on all questions involving the rights
and peculiar Institutions of tie soatd, Nr,
Fillmore is all the South desires sound in
every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a guile and with
out reproach.
These are all FACTS, and being facts, Mr..
Fillmore shouts receive the vote OF svERr
MAN IL the South.