The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-05
'FACrsFOR THE PEOPLE

KEEP Ut BEFORE TIE fEorLh 'has
there is but QUO grea' question before our
American citizens, and thai Is Shall Slave
~ be extended over Free Territory
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE that
the State issues are suspended, in order
tina. the people Of Maine may give their
answer to this srea, question on Monday
next
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE that
our answer immensely Influences. II II does
no, decide, the fate Of Tho question through.
oul the Union!
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE that
our Ssoiembsr election is EVERYTHING to lhs
cause Of Free Teriiorios-so say its friends
in every State; so say its enemies by Mon
ey and the Cobbs and Benjamins they have
sent among us ..-
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE that
James Buchanan, Samuel Wells, and 10.
siah s. Little are all pledged TO the exien-
sion Of slavery and TO the support Of The
Cincinnati platform, BY accepting the Dem.
ocraiic nominations.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE that
W. C FREMONT. HANNIBAL HANLiN
and JOHN NJ. WOOD, are opposed to The
extension Of slavery, and are in favor Of adj
minis,sring the government according T.
the principles Of Washington. Jefferson
Clay, Webster, and other illusirious Ameri'
can fathers and statesmen.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE that
the D,moccralic Nvionsl organ. the Wash
in.ton Union, DENoUNCES FREE La
Dor, and declares that the Free Laboring
men of Kans,s are 10 MISERABLE
BLEAR EYED RABBLE who have been
transferred like so MANY CATTLE ,t
tina, county"
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE tha
the Southern National Democracy" nov
claim tina. the "PRlNCIPLE OF SLAVE
RY rs RIGHT. NATURAL AND NECES
SARY. AND DOES NOT DEPEND ON
DIFFERENCE OF COMPLEXION"
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE tina
the Democracy Of Maine have called SLAVE
HOLDERS from the South to teach Maine
Frsemen their duty!
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE ,ha
such abominable doctrines must be ME'
NOW, and WILL be met In the results OF on
State election 1919.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE NEv
Err TO BE FORGOTTEN, tina, ONE
VOTE, and possibly reader YOUR VOTl
may decide these momenlous issues-an'
&C, accordingly!
Ma. FILLMORE, in his speech at Albany
said tina, II the people elected a presider
and vice president from the noIth, the soul
would no, srbmi, 10 t.; and he also salt
that IL southern president and vice prssi
dent were elected. the north would not sub
mi, TO Il. "Observer." in The Springfield
Republican,, is after Mr.. Fillmore with tn
following questions:
}, I desire to pu, to Mr.. Fillmore this ques
,ion-Did you not in 1886 vote for The reg
, ular whig candidates for President an
Vice President; and were moi those cand
dates William II. Harrison and Franci
Granger - both Of them from the ire
siutes
One more question. Mr.. Fillmore. Di.
Won no, in 1928 vote for John Quincy Ad
ans and Richard Rush for president an,
vicc president; and were they not lot
from Tree states, each receiving SO vote
and Maryland and Delaware voting FOL
them
Sill another question, Mr. Fillmore
since you say that The South will not sub
nit to such state of things. Who wer
the successful candidates IN 1928 Tor Presi
den, and vice PRESIDENT They were An
drew Jackson and John c. Calhoun-botl
from slave states
You voted that year, Mr.. Fillmore, 70
Adams and Rush. Did you propose null
fication at that time, as the proper Iemed.
TO get rid If Jackson and Calhoun !