New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-20
ADDRESS OF THE
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The young of the City of New Orleans in organizing
themselves into club of g FILLMORE RANGERS deem it
proper publicly proclaim their principles object.
crisis in national affairs. TheeNenceo the Union
is involved init. jt5t$ {iFs
Party perhaps free repubcsus been
inaned until has become dangerous stability
Government 1t is characterized by geographical discrini
natons sectional nalncs, appeals local pre-
JUDGES. SE5 G5f&
The whole land is with dsention and discord Kansas
if not teater Of civil war; presents sad and revolving spec
acle every patriot and friend of American constitutional
liberty. The institutions of the South, impregr&ble under the
guarantees of the Constitution the wise compromises of
oreathers and the patriotic action of the Conventions of the
two great parties of the country 1852 are now fcrcey
sailed. G
On the hand the Abolionsts grown into considerable
faction By repeal of the Missouri Compromise and
formidable by their union with the Free-soes sectional
leaders, regardless of the Consultation country
and protesting to follow preceps of higher law openly advo
administration for hs North against the South On
the other hand misguided seao enGeavoring
knle sectional luminosity and to foment eaosies heart
burnDgs between the different of the country seek to
Southern party opposed Northern party and
desire administration for the South against the North
alarming condition of public affairs it becomes the
1 duty Of every good to rally support
and Constitution The time demands enlarged and
lightened Patriotism conservative and, at the tina,
comprehensive national policy the interests Of the country
must regarded all sectional distinctions eschewed The
Constitution be observed in spirit equal
ce every portion Of The Union The of the
country developed, opposed
will of nation in its constitutional legislation. The national
honor be preserved nnsu!led the Union consolidated
and the principles of Government appre
cated by the operations Of their justice and bcnevolencc Thus
will harmony be restored aud American liberty perpetaed
We have common history national glory Concord
Lexington Bunker Hill Eutaw Cowpens Kings
tain Monmouth and Yorktown; Saratoga and New Orleans all
belong country And Hancock, Adams Jefferson
Washington Jay and Marshall Clay and Webster-hed
dying the American We lave indeed
try one Constitution destiny: And firmly believe that
there North as in the South of American national
character who true TO themselves and their noble
tors will transmit uaimpaired to postcrty the heritage they
: have received. "A
There Candidates for the Presidency of the United
States, before the people
l. John G. Fremont California presented by the
tionsts Free.soiers and Black Republicans Candidate
the North in hostility to the South.
. James Buchanan of Pennylra the candidate of The
Cincinnati Democratic Convention who approved the policy
Pierce in the conduct of the Government but rejected him
as candidate Mr. Buchanan, assuming his position before
the people, endorsed generally the principles of that Conven
on stands opposed the internal improvement of the
country by National Government. He holds hope OF
from the present distracted condition of the
Under the ond flag he proclans with the usual false
necessity the robber doctrine of land plumber and spoil
alton Allowing himself be of State Rights
supporter of the Constitution of United States he yet
clares Fe inhabitants Territory have illeren
right of self governmena doctrine denounced by Mr. Cal
oun utterly unfounded and
by large majority of the American people, and stgmaed b,
:. the entire South 'Squaer Soreresny' doctrine tina
would recognize Che right of aliens natalzed to vote.
s. aIad Fillmore, of New York, candidate presented b.
American Convention, adopted generally by the old lin
Wings of the Union and supported b. many conservative Demo
ID Mr.. Fillmore is admitted by all spassonae
enlightened statesman and pure patriot Called to the Pres
Of chair in the midst of agitation and sectional strife
discharged duties of his high office with signal abli
Ill and Conservative honest and capable experience
of approved patriotism committed sectional part
dishonest doctrines of public law devoted the Uno
1t faithful the Constitution in NIL its provisions he wi
American national character free from the perm
sway foreign influence and in intercourse wit
foreign nations will preserve good and fame intec
ct He himself has declared
81 there he in the North South any cho desire admit
tstrqton for North against the South for tie South
he against NORTH hey not the nho should gce ther
in TRACES to he.' Id 49,.
The young Of New Orleans reecho the sentiment.
Ter They desire administration for the North again
the South for the South against the Nor In nation
ars they know only their country their whole country
nothing their With strong hearts and loud proca
IN they their determination to do their duty hecon
eeIen and they call upon their brethren hroue
the land aid them in their efforts elect Willard Fmo
Ia preserve the Union and the liberties Of the country