Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-30


MeSsrs. Editors Since the Fillmore American party
have force il kicked OF their company the
Republicans, who determined to hang IL thev
could and beg for assistance. things politically through
this State have put a lace The great Amer
party have awaked IRON their sumbers and doubts
and maFing everything before them. have been
present within the ist FIVE davs at and sometimes
two Fillmore aud DOnelspu meetings per day. IN the nte
nor the State, and have the pOpulace-
the Fillmore menmorr universal in sentiment upon any
thing than they against fusion. The Fillmore
work with the energy OF their fathers in this
est for the of their choice When the Democrats
ell them that Fillmore cannot get Virginia their
ply is: II ike Mi lard Fillaore, ",chose admins
frdiioH WaNhingfoHiks" ttiJy Wise) III the man
rho done his duty 10 has eoHry" flames Buchanan in
MS speech in ls52) f the pho has sde me COM
S,-," ton. Cas- speech la the Sruate, Ie5iJ; IF
rho sent be- God hiHssiG" tSenator DouglasJ:
II the man rho gdrs eace 10 the country lore aud ne
,tsftioS cherish, president OF the Cincinnati Con
entionl that nominated Buchanan, and n who op
rsed sectonalism to disuuon all its forms; the
Interference with slavery under any pretence the
sho told the AbUtousts 10 tlsir face abolition sol
that they traitors the country Ibis Albany speech
md that they ought 10 be tried AID punished the naI
mat all the South knows and believes viii give both
their constitutional rights; the who has the
moral express hi opinion upon all subjects up
which lac i, Questioned u the Who lot
iis IDENTITY; and from his lips lac can't he
iing to Pennsyva aud thing Virginia to wiz
votes; 10 the Who gave the the compro
misc which the Democracy resolved TO keep in
good faith per platform OF 1882 that made che popu
ity Of Gen Pierce, and secured him tweuty- seven
~tates, the who easily settled the difficulty BE-
Texas saJ the Federal Government that grave SEN
Ors wh1 had been accustomed to buster Tor long bile
bout suc matters OF State: 10 above all price, and
who, ~ s acts, speeches and ever thing else say
tiat all Arc and should aud shall the crea
OF the Constitution Of fithers to a man who
ay- that it elected, this OF slavery shall IL ia his
power, be eousutonaly settled forever; the who
Iys that, IL elected he will his influence with foreign
5oenAtes and powers Tor all Americans naturalized
too allowed in all nations the liberty 70 vorship
f,lIa dine A tbafra
they die from home ia the lands OF depOts aud princes
they shall have decent burial, such they would have
" lei t'e United States and u the who says he had
rather be right than 10 be- President cannot get
fie OF a State ike Virginia in the name
1t Col and the Commons iltb whO can Not Buchanan
ert'iy, who, by the record ia this Stale, a csud
late IN Lancaster county, thus Observation-Disclosures
buchanan, Federal. 1851; Motion G. Rogers Democrat
.ju2 COngrcss-ls2D-James Buchanan, Federal, B42
Jacob He-shman, Democrat 500; Is22-James Bucba
IAN, Federal, 1853; jacob Heleshman, $40; ls2I-
James Buchanan Federal 1869; Samuel Houston, Dem
3oi6; 1926 James Buchanan, Fed, 276O; DR.. John
hcCanant, Dem, 1901 Not Tor Buchanan Who was not
IN the confidence Of Gen. Jackson Not tbu Buchana
NhO tod the people IN 1914 ia his speeches ~ th- State
nat Polk better protective ta1a man than Henry
lay Not Tor the buchanan who voted Tor the anne1a
OF Texas upon the grounds he said 10 open the
up "a pass the slaves into Mexico get them out o.
worth Carolina aud Virginia and the Soath. Not for the
buchanan Who said james Madison preferred his own H..
rcst 10 the public good Not for the Buchanan who wa
opposed 10 the var OF 1912. sud IL favor Of i opposed
Omptomise, aud opposed IT, And not for the Bncha
'tn ~ho, TO Win popularity ia the South means ~
b'tln an end, became, by figure Of speech, the twink.
ing OF an eye, changed into platform while his pgtc
etd' aud prakcrs here telling the that plat
forms dont snythng-not thought OF after the cleo
uon-and that buchanan al~ays opposed to the eK.
"n'on OF slavery Not for the buchanan who, in all hs
'ng political HE ha- not added -iugi9 original
- the government Tor the benefit Of future generations
What vote i1r this IN preference To that9 No
sill not We cannot, believe t. unless hear that
TIL T.. a.
- they do IN this county; and not thon unless she
Importing them by ship loads.
The Fillmore American party in great spirits abou
'rtylng this STATE IA November The Democrats canno
peat the Of October by fifty sixty thousand II
His State. There - German Fremont electoral tickle
/ 100 the field. Which gill draw largely upon the Demo
rat aud there il also Fremont ticket called tb
Union State Gcket," that will take but th
Jemocratic ani Wing sooly heads; and 10 this race
| where the highest ticket gets the electoral vote q
the state, the Fillmore PARTY has more hopes Of th
| State nov Than they have had during the whole car
paign The Fremont speakers have abandoned the field
Nd a the counties Of the mountains and in the IL
terror are lily supplrd wish FILLMORE speakers man
oi whom are holding daily afternoon and evening meet
ngs. These IRE the iacs IN the case aud when you r,
MEMBER that 10" Democrats only carried the STATE on h
lith, by about 2pDD, with all the eau-e. IN their favo
shca against them and that the Fillmore Anne
ican paty are dead against fusion throu shout the STAT
y0n can form some idea Of chances IL is true III
| Republicans are working give the State 70 B,
chanan Instead Of Fillmore but The people see What the
are up 70 and think they will be headed II only On
half Of the Repuboau party vote should abandon Fr
mont, the State ~ sure for FILLMORE and Doneson. Il
formation fOu Ohio, Vermont Massachusetts Rbot
sand, and other Northern States nov Fremont u out
the field. as 10 the increased prospects Of FILLMORE IL Il
deed Che most astounding and cheering. We hoT
'mong that galaxy II Conservative states which W
peak for Milfrd Fillmore, and elect him on the 4th
November, may be found the good old conservative Sta
oi Virginia Why ooif She s opposed TO sectonalisr
tnd ~ favor Of tbe Union. Her Gag belongs a. much
NeE ork AZ Virginia. and FILLMORE has declared IN u
face Of abolition disunonsts that the Gag Of New York
longs a. much n Vnginis New York Ie signed Il
Fugitive Slave Law and gave 10 the county the meafur
which pleased Virginia well that she voted with plea
ore for Pierce ~ 1862 because they the vital part
HE platform Great God 10 the face OF al this Il ca
not be that she will refuse DO co. merely because he
not called "Deoocraf II she does should there be
man living ~ho should have brains and ingcnuty enoo
20 a',ien any other cause, he will be intellectual Gu
os'iN worth paying price 10 II Virginia shou
therefore, against FILLMORE, aud should he such
brain IN Richmond, put me down for one sight tIOO.
A DEMOCRAT.