Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-30
4 talns Appeal.

Appeal
We employ the words 81 the Petersburg iHitf
hg,Htsr IN submitting another aud almost lat
sppez. 10 behalf Of the claims of our noble caddi
date. ~ the day If frnl approaches We feel am
increased anxiety To promote by all the means IN
our power the success Of the good enu.e in which
We have embarked W. have undminished con.
fdence in the issue. aud believe that, now thu
Fremont is ont Of the way, the chances Of M
Fillmore better than befofr, for the probabll
ity is i}at he people North md south will op,n
their eyes to their true interests aud support the
man whose public services have contributed
much tea the welfare of the country. Between
Buchanan and Fillmore we do not see how re-
hecting and dispassiona men can hesitate in
preferring Fillmore. His hittcrest enemies on
the Democratic side can say nothing against him
on the score Of his administration of the Govern
ment when he at lis head. They can only
rely upon the stale, miserable charges which
they raise agnns, him on the score of his old and
,eracted sentiments and votes upon slavery.
These charges constitute their whole capital IN
trade, but they utterly destitute Of all claim
TO the consideration Of an intelligent and homo
rabe mind-for Fillmore has, both by words and
deeds, repudiettd has early preludiocs oguins,
slavery and has in al sincerity assured the South
Of his devotion to her constitutional and pronor
rights. She cannot doubt or mistfusi him upon
this Observation-Disclosures the desperate at
tempts made by Democratic orator, and presses
to inote her TO do Whit is there in Buchn
nan that in the eyes of the American people eau
be truly or fairly deemed TO give him superior
claim TO Fllmores Has the hitter not shown
himself fully equal To the highest and mn~t re-.
sponsbe Of trusts Has be not shown himself
statesman and patriot under circumstances md
upon occasions emineniy calculated to test hinl
Has he not with heroic moral courage brrns
ted the angry pillows of fanatoisln in order
TO preserve the peace uf the country aud 10 ~.
tain the CONSTITUTION and the UNioNl Did
he not evidence the utmost drtefmiuaiion
to uphold the just and equal tights Of The
South and North nike against all assaults ,
And now. we ask, has Mr.. Buchanan eyer ent,
tied himself by any acts tords If his l. "A
larger share for to ps large n shnlrl If SOUTHERN
favor than thisl Think Of these thinps ". h,
lseech you. people Of Virginia, Lay them to yoar
hearts and let them have their becoming inAu-
enee npon you! We nd,lrr,s ourself not to the
Democratic Spos clutehing office seeking -
power abusing lenders. or rather. misleader.
who re daily laundering forth from The stnnu
and from the press their profession. of regard
for p pular rights which their party are at the
very time trampng under their!eet, We speak
not To the commissioned or men commissioned
officers of the army Shich j. matching II the
tune of-he Government PfFrEer-alias. thr
Lodres and FISHES. We speak L. the people. az
SUCH IN their capacity as soyrrcisns ~ We>peuk
TO the honest. sturdy, interrupted elect r. If
the land. and We coniure them To pause before
they cast their tallots on Tuesday We en-
1ure them IL ran the comparison between FL.
opHI ,,.l Il
their conscirnees they do MT believe that FIJI
more has the weightesi claims upon thrml II
they will do this, Fillmore will, rs be- ought get
the vote oi Virginia and be the worthy success
sor OF his unworthy predecessor. Then will the
country enjoy tranquility will the Wild
spirit OF faneticism and Osiead FillibnstcliSm be-
anse curbed and rebuked. and the Repuhlic
-"nl speed on ia IT. glorious career with renewed
Ene'ey' ihon will our glorious national hag
we ss over people peaceful and united Mt home
ono "oAofed and respected ao,ea1.
NON gro. 5. huLIARp. in recent 4pceeh a,
Boston san; A Wing, he hpd been asked
how be could take Mr. Fillmore with hi. Amor.
canism. He could answer that lac ,vasotfrc 3 q,
Wing with American sauce, Democrat wi,h
Republican sauce. and Democrat with Demo.
cratic sauce. This was the full bin Of mlc of
cred. and as lie could not GO without his dnn,r
he preferred Mr.. Fillmore with hi. America
sauce. He was also asked. Why throw avn,
your vote for Firnarr!' In politics the wish l.
always father TO the thought. Bat he believed +
every obliged la vote at The next elsc
ton, on penalty Of death, and should we f.r :h,
man they considered most honest and hrst fffet
for the Office of President. hr Fillmore soui b,
elected hyth people. The fitness Of lIr. Fill
more and his past services to the country were
detailed at Considerable length. and Mr.. Uilliard