The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21
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ra,sra abon,ion element.
lis very easy icr Us fillmore men in The Norf TO
throw every Northern vote we think, in ever Northern
state against Bucnauan. We bat 10 ca4es,e w'lh
spouon cvide the electoral ticket ani the thug i
Done fcnnsy, anna even, Buunan state, 0e
carried against Sucnan by 900 majority, E1t we
6ph, ~ battle uy.n principle and erng Fremont
III 1T in pertop all tcacuerous the Union in pol,i
rostt1n cannot and Sll not, form coalitions that
may give him even apparent strength, merely to ensn,e
non nal victory Buchanan weak in all the Northern
staes the successor OF the Pierce policy which even
he south dsow, Cd throwing Pierce over and IN taking
pp Buchanal-snd 1t is very easy 10 defeat him. In our
own state OF New York he IS not practical canli
date as yetoniy candidate in theory The battle here
Is really between Fillmore and Fremont and We SHOW
HAT We III nix So daily, by erecting all our fire upoa
Fremont ignoring even the existence Of Buchanan
hence sscfhsn = 70 ssceue ana %ssyss
electoral tickets he WINS VIII disclose him 70 bel the
minority T..
WIS. tstn is the policy OF the South? To cram down
lt, he North Ruchspan To elect Bach man by the
southern with such Northern votes as accident gives
him. thus 10 re furnish material TO the Northern
is prolonged agiiauonY What TO her In tiuions-what
o her public public iuterests-to say nothing Of
TAI b. cbarsn IS truer man to the Union haa Fillmore
nd yet il il ar 'elt that the election Or Fillmore
SICILY settling oil disputes upon jus, aud patriotic
ISIS, against -beh 90 sound complaint can come rom
ber section. I, net the triumph OF either section that
ipst patriotic American can DESIRE put with justice
II an emresty, a yscifcation.
But Fillmore has chance we are told, and there
tore betwe Fremont and Buchanan, We take Eachanan
IN reply 10 this first there oaneer Of Fremonse ell G.
ton The thing is mechanically impossible II, starts
with fifteen southern states Gead against him, and in the
sixteen Northern Stat be must carry about all OF them
certainly Penny lvaIia. which, II Is not pretended
MAJ ne pas ro I s e
j. bcween Fremont aud Buchanan for the practical con
where that approached is only between Fillmore
and buchanan. One or the other must certainly be Pre-
sidtLt: Fremont never.
Ncw what right has anybody South to say Fillmore
two pas years carried this state for hi. irienls 8
he less popular now than those fends Has he not e n
been the iavore of this Sate Was no not select
ed 10 be PIT On ticket to carry this st tie When Gen
Taylor run the prog anime was TO run Abbott Law
renee with hmbut was no. Fillmore taken IN his stead
On purpose this State Are his friends nactiveS
lid the south such canvass as we are now only
beginning 10 make Were ever such public meetings
heard OF before we are having? Did the labor aud
INDUSTRY Of ibe workshops ever pour out as they are
pouring out for Willard Fimorey Was there ever
party so well thoroughly organized as the american
party Is in tie OF New Yorkso much CT unit,
mare hing well in harmony toward almost certain vic
tory Here in the Empire state i the battle ground
and VIC ln' it-and il we go for Fillmore we believe,
SO goes the prize in the end.
Men however, ought no, to ga nble were, in poi
tics espeeally when parties become geographical but
Will OFT regard to results do right IL right to elect
Fillmore ever B.chanan! Or, rather, is il not wrong,
Lot thus to elect him!
What Filmorcs policy IS. or is to be, we know from
the records OF 1850 and onbut what Buchanan's IL to
have rterpoaed plank 10 their platform which,
rrder the Inspiration OF the Soues, may embro this
country With all the world Buchanan is pledged TO thai
policy. am James Buchanan, he tell us, bat
The Cincinnati platform Thus, war abroad and continu.
ed ehccrd at home are the promised fruits OF such an
election. is not wrong, then, thus to votcy Nay, -
not crime-and without any regard to Fiilmores
cfarces. ought not every man 10 do right knowing tnn
God, III The end, will maintain the rightg
II is chine, too make this election sectional geo.
gaphicalas the Fremont and Buchanan men arc making
L. Mlard Fillmore alone removes the canvass this
Danger Of sectionaty. Fiemonts strcnth all North.
Buchanans practical strength Is all South. Fillmore
Fillmore alone hes the hands aud hearts Of the c,aser
yave men in ell parts OF the Union is folly then TO
try to triumph over the North with Buchanan, or over
tho elfflfh with
Now the EsITess journal that prorhcsies pre-
diets, as fore ot.r Journals often do Do right without
regard 10 results, has been maxim and poll
cy. Hence We have no predictions TO make; be. we
lave islt to say the canvass, on the part oil the Fill
more party IN the Meth, has scarcely begun Tnc his
tory OF Ffemont-Flmore real comoatant herc-is not
yet SHOWN 10 farmers They have heard OF him only
as fectraPher but taey have not heard Of HIN yet as
statesman soldier, OF ~ TO his principles The hfst
go OF Is already about gone or The Northern peo pie
not long dupes, and when duped they soon emancple
the increase srcI 9Th In the New Eoelanc
states have not yet fairly approached the people
certainly Lot beyond the state of Conncstcut-but
ccmc before the pubic rapidly dispcl the Fremont
deusien The Whole Fremont shaR. j. daily coming oui
and eai'y iciIatiug from it. When the
psapie are reached on the stump the friends OF the
EnDtLi pres vii soon vanish before free discussion
10 the soutb, y the abandonment, Of tho ny
the 6cnars, aud to sone extent ~ the Irish Tue Amo
rceIs do lot eonr foreign Votes but accept them crate
iHy. given 10 Anefcsn principles. The democracy o.
The Ssrih. however exists On, ray brcathci on i.s
toreien T4ke away ~ foreign vote aud Il u no
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village, io1Es and cities. Now the German vote, TO q
Itst exert Il gone over 70 Frem0naId this abandon
81 his Tog.cn r. the Northern democracy shows
TOW little ie.isrcc the South really place on the
Northern Gtmoci attic parry. III the very Dst sectional
onset the foreign Gmocrpcy OF the democratic party
eLlnfs in section al warfare araast the South. The
aIedn Germans and the " black republicans are Ia
close alliance against the South aud all equally the
entnies OF Fillmore. What IL the duty OF the Southern
men, then ia such a cnis this TO keep up It's al
lance With such Northern democracy Certainly not;
but the contrary, is not its duty 10 ally itsc with
The institutional 81 the Nor;h-tha.
American PARTY which nllsrd Fillmore heads AMI which
he illustrated In hin administration Ct the sovernmeat
when gresiGenu
Fillmore Ia Northern man with Southern principles,
southern In Northern principles bot sound,
national cFvatiye man. q the school OF Washington
ara fadison Equity to the Union Is hts great charactcf
Etic 10 The North well rs 70 tho South We do M
ohci him 70 the South southern man. but a. North
EN- man. tried and true 10 all parts Of the Uaion ana 10
satiypR ard pacfyns all parts Of that Union He vas
IryJd,r not ~ htcen fatc States and sixteen free
States but OF thirty United States and he united al
In 1850, and made all happy and content Elect him
cree spJ peace - returned TO the county,
ana h hes ibaI FIX ponbs the Kansas will he hush
&c IN that equity winch will satisfy ali but extremes
North snd soub, aud peace will cnce more be restores
to the distracted states But keep up this sectola I'm
Of candidates OF Of men, pledged Buchanan Is, "
optn old ornis and 10 make ones and there vii
be peace 10 more bolbng but that prolonged bitter