New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-22
u, J, 80 -, rr,TITs ABoL1TIoNIsTs.

T7.or,, ya;i canfryns the opinion we have often ex
ma tI,e American nominations at Philadel
mia we're more distas tho Abolitionists than
Eanv which could have been possibly made. All Abo-
iiitionlon is in a. uroar every species of
warfare Kind Of and all descrp-
TONS Of missiles are hurled the head of him whom
the fanatic tators etest more than they do any
other living human being! No infamy is too great,
no suhterfuge too small, and no meanness too con-
temptibe, for the Abolitionsts 70 practice, if they
can succeed, directly indirectly, in niurng MI.
Fillmore. All the cohorts of sewardisnl, led on by
Greeley, have but one object in view the political
destruction Of Willard Fillmore They will vote and
work, zealousy and laboriously, to elect Davis, GUT
man, Douglas, Toomts, Buchanan, Dallas, or the
Devil himself, so their voting and working 5enufes
ITO the disadvantage of tie American canddfte ioi
the Presidency Such is the sentiment, bitter, perse
cutting and INSCRIPTIONS, tne oteas.s
of all AboIitionsts North Of Mason and DIXON me-
81. The New York Herald, which was strong and IN
uential in its support Of Gen Pierce IN ls52 aludes
Ia the aroals and Vaccinations Of the Abotoniss III
i this wise:
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is basis sy hsa founded their
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e AMID speSss t these
NohnEs would eoW down sqmRGn aol
he eleeon the
The national knoW int s tes Ct
aceordngy declare that tls rliaaelpla on,
fsoa s
is ys wh 70 sps s n % s abolition Holy All
Of course the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore was rs
bitter dose to the Seward organs. It was intended
Ito be "bitter dose.s The nomination of such pur
and noble statesman could not be otherwise thai
sitter to the rotten hearts, diseased minds and de
PRAYED moral senses Of the supporters of the arch
conspirator against the laws, the Constitution AM
the Union. aS
As is ntimated in the extract from the Herald
there is little OF doubt the satellites Of Sewar
i thought their prospects wele fair to so mould til
4 Philadelphia Convention to make it subservient t
their nearous views and interests But, they calcnla
ted without their host Upon counting their tile
found themselves aWfully mistaken. To their aston
u ishrlent they ascertained that Sewardism was ia
q below par--Was hardly quotable stock-while Amer
4 canism bore an enormous premium. And America
stock continued to rise in value until the close of til
!, deliberations It has risen every day since adjourn
lnen-is rising now, and will reach the oftest height
q of valuation and about the first Monday in Noveu
II Der next.
, That such wofu disappointment should stimuat
Abolition rawlings to tie dercest pitch is not to
n wondered at. WE'LL let them howl Their 1niser
n has but Just commenced. They have seven or eigl
months of suspense to endure, and are then destne
tosunniti gated overthrow and defeat. No man ca
beelected President who is not opposed as strong
Y death, to Sewardism although no mans trump
would hurt the feelings Of the fanatics as much q
). would that Of Mr.. Fillmore.
These being the4facts Of the case, we conclude
would be best for the, interests and honor of til
d people of the South to vote, nasse, for Aillar
Fillmore. The chief object of Abolition anirnosit
would be safe custodian Of the constitutional right
q of the SnIltharr Statas.- =