The daily union., 1856-10-29
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY DIsCLosUREs.-APPKAL
AAn GnEATER APPEAL.


MOST EXTRAORDINARY DIsCLosUREs.-APPKAL
AND COUNTER APPEAL.
The OIlowiag article l. tbe richest thing known %
politics u vii be By the portion q the letter Of tho
Louisville know-nOthiDgs who, BY the way be
dctAOEs 10 the whole party that articles 70 Be pre-
pared beforehand for anticipated de00eEae defeat IN
Pennsylvania Bat for all their pains they had nothing bai
sghs for the oa democracy of the Old Ksystone stod
the citadel Of fusion and r&zd every ong tower 70 the dust
So gret waste OammunitiOn that Of the kno~HOshings
has no precedent excerpt in the Of the failure TO no
mate Mr.. Van Barren in 1874, when, As = well known
whole cords of opposition material prepared In e1PsctA
ton Of his selecou conSgned TO the flames gsVeH
over for sOag the grOoery eeAlsrs Of Washington
Oniy know-nOhing paper IN the country olandered 70
respect the Louisville uase and that OF coafs was th'
Patriot OF this city II had prepared arte IN adSanes
couplyiag with directions and from accident from
suppooa that 90 has piece Of Wring ought not % d
osl published IL much the Astonishmen Of the more
astute wireworkers Of the secret order. saboned th'
circular referred % together with al article Of the Wheel
Ing Argus TO which IL sent by mistake
xnLaKp FILLMORE AzD AsDREw JACKSON DoSELsog.
srarx EXECUTIVE conlTrGE AxEEicAx PARTY.
Fsras I,h "A slh, aad IA ooAgresIioaal dilhrisS
Thomas Il Hunt Chairman,
J. Barbee, l. A. Whitley,
lessee X Bell Banton X. Cunean,
j. T.. Chamber haLnlItoa PolS,
A. w. r Harris, L. SoneE0y.
LoclsvlLLz, Oct l. Is55.
DEar an: The polisy of the whole American prrss
TIN the South asE tie State elections IL Ucoesr
in the North shoad Oe urge the withdrawal o. James
Buchanan, py0Ft4sJ az aeeiet go sgan4s Asa our se-
vices from Pennsylvania are thai he will be beaten
votes ia October and the party viii be utterly routsd IA
Ohio and Iodiana Ne Gaah eOas1sFt q asa Ep0ia @aI
raatsr 10 gise yoyes GRd H yos a gre yo-r sGisd
auesfson We W taks % hare tho Esass tg.spA-
ed 70 al points the So laai there aGy be No delay
asd sson4 Le sell gs aTtsees tOraaa for sna2ssdals
inssrrior essing blanks 10 Be- ted ~ Eh Prca6e
tes W. DO not think from all sdvces The oemoerH-
cy can carry single northern State in the Ociober cleo
tons md papers should urge the conservative portion
Of the eocray withdraw their candidate and Unite
upon oun.
Our friends Of Indiana claim 10000 votes their
strength snd say they could easily beat Fremont II Bu
ehAnan Of the way; Fremonts greatest sengta
there from The democracy Tne case Is pretty much
the same in Pennsylvania.
We make these suggestions, and hope they win meet
your approt AiiCn.
We would De pleased to hear from y0u any time. Oui
State we consider certain for Fillmore
rios H. HUNT,
Chairman.
Please notify the American editors Of the State
From me wh.sins Argus
From the date Of the above which addressed
it NAV be observed that the letter has been in hand
for some length Of time. IL Of course sent TO II
through mistake and have not taken advantage Of III
information thus impaired US unsitngiy unti afte
the elections which il refers have trsnspred and result
ed in a way diersnt TO that Anticipated By the wreF
The Fillmore party by this circular, have indirectly sd
itted that II Mr. Buchanan should carry PenrsylvanA
Indiana and Ohio in October be would be elected HI
carried Pennsylvania and Indiana BY respectable ma
orities in those elections so~ the FILLMORE party wiL
set they intended the democratic party 70 act in tb'
event Of defeat In those States they have IL In their Powe
to elect Mr. Buchanan BY overwhelming majority.
The entre vote the South when the vote Of Pennsyy
MA and Indiana which is certain for him and the ro
Of other free States which be win get viii not only cleo
him bat viii sgnay defeat the designs Of the black rePab
cans View be called upon to act the mAgnanhou'
part Of patriots yield preferences for Mr. Buchanan
and lovers Of oouutry vote for Mr. Fillmore Nov
win the Fillmore upon their suggestion snt
in the South vote for the conservative whom theJ
know thsy can elect7 II Is demonstrated 10 be in hs
power elect Mr. BuehanAn- they do not divide tb
rote Of the Soutb be win be elected easily they wo1lt
have been honsst in their appeals to the democrats IN b.
half Of Mr. Fillmore. in Of defeat In Pennsylvana
Ohio and Indiana viii they not n their honesty Of deTo
ton the UniOu reBqush their attempts 70 distract b'
South We shall seef