New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-11
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49,
The following article, extracted from the Baltimore
America, Of 8 late date We earnestly commend 70
the confederation of all Southern all Union mem
without regard III any party with which they have
,eretofore acted Although short, it is full Of truth
and significance and coming, as it does from an in
fpential commercial journal TINT has never been
Il organ or 1 defender Of the American party "a
Journal that has always been conservative
AID UnonIoving, and ~ journal whose fidelity 70 the
South IL unquestioned and uestionable-we think
lis points should exercise much weight with those
southerners who are inclined to leopard the welfare
Of the South and the existence Of our glorious con
federacy, under the deusive hope that there is a
possibility Of electing MI. buchanan.
ME article to which we refer was written and pub
lished before Tile result Of the election in Maine had
been made public. Gould the editors have foreseen
that Mr.. Buchanan was about being overwhelmed III
the very sebastopol Of Northern Democracy, no
doubt they would have appealed to their Southern
brethren in tie strongest terms to rally ea asse to
the support Of Fillmore-the Union candidate-the
conservative candidate-the only candidate IN whose
hands tits absolutely certain the rights
Of every section of the country will be protected.
As the late elections in Iowa, Vermont and Name,
have demonstrated the hopelessness Of Mr. Buchanans
cause in the Northern Stalesf We S'tlAou pelsuduS
ourselves but that the time is near at hand when the
Southern States will fall ipto line and march to the
polls in solid column on behalf of the Model Presi-
dent. without they are stricken with mental blind,
ness We are unable to assign reason how they can
do otherwise. Y. IN Y
But, ne will no longer detain our readers Here is
| the article from the Baltimore American H1
EEcrIoss rE NoRTnERs s5ATEsThe result Of The
elections Iowa and Vermont indicative of the deeatwhc
Will undoubtedly overtake the Democratic party in every
Northern State where has to contend snsy against the strength
mingled Freesnil and INIT feeling that the
Of the last or two have 50 in
section the country Utter prostitution by
oe is fate that Democracy would not escape IN Penn
sylyana if tile contest simply REDUCED 10 the Choice OF
Fremont The Of this fact
strong oorce themselves the consideration and every
between this and the election will increase their strength
The truth that the Democratic party nominee are with
out shadow chance North, If Mr.. Fillmore is out Of the
contest Even the moderate men Of that section consider the
Democratic purity truly sectioalas the Republicans and look
with Its continuance in likely to nfct
marked the administration Of Mr.. Pierce. If they forced
make choice between two sectional candidates. they will OF
choose the representing their interests and the
result would be the election OF Fremont by the vote OF every
| free State except California. i. IL &b al T 7z5 Il
with this threatening result demonstrated by the vote oil
Iowa Vermont the Old Line Wings OF the South urged
Of te so Were possible them thus sacrifice
Mr. Fillmore The struggle would at merge itself into an en-
tray sectional issue It would be North against South and
South against North Fofsaken by the South Mr. Fillmore
would deserted by the North and his followers in each
mutually repeed from another. would join
ona fight which the South must he numbered and out
self produced tt The safety South then in the position
of Mr. more whose c,nddacy alone prevents the canvass
from becoming strictly drawn sectional costes md by whoss
election the security and peace Of the country viii DO hes
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