The daily union., 1856-10-11
FILLMORE KEow-NoTHINGs ABANDONING PRIS-
gIPIE


CIPLE.
The friends Of Mr. Fillmore make strong professions Of
attachment TO prneple They claim TO be conservative
Union men, deadly opposed to slavery agitation and sec
Onal issues and nhexiby opposed to the election Of FIRE.
mont In the slave States they have heretofore assumed that
their great purpose to aAy all excitement both North
and South by the overthrow Of black epubieanism in the
free States They have everywhere proiessed wish to
PROSTATE forever party which had done and doing
so much towards weakening the cords that bind the
States together and whose aims and purposes endangered
the Union They prOessed desire TO defeat party whose
policy pointed to such fatal consequences, and made
broad pretences Of ygiant efforts to accomplish this
loudly y-avOwed object But what do we see Do
those who have made these professions carry them in
practiee2 On the contrary find them actually bar
gaining support Fremont agitators for high official po
stons and negotiating the support OF the bek-repubcan
electors The leaders of the Fillmore and Fremont men
actually in Pennsylvania arranging the terms Of
extending the existing coalition concerning the State tick
ct there to the electoral ticket that two parties viii
have but one be supported by both Stewards agents
from New York, including Thurow Weed, Preston King,
and Others that State the agreement
1t is said they offer give New York TO Fillmore if the
know-nothings will give Pennsylvania to Fremont, or
ties sanction by their votes these shameless bargains?
Have eemen sunk low that political leaders are allow
ed to buy and sell their votes like cattle in market
Who authorized these New York emissaries to contract
with corrupt mon in Pennsylvania as to how the sturdy
yeomanry and honest mechanics of both shall vote2 Will
they allow the proudest privilege of eemen to be barerd
by politicians to political leaders the honors and
emoluments of Officer viii they make such use of the
privileges fought for won and transmitted by their fore
fathers 2 "s.
The intention of Fillmore leaders to aid Fremont is not
left to conjecture in other quarters In Indiana know
nothing leaders have taken the stump in favor of
the Fremont State ticket, to be voted for.
Not with oral appeals the stump Prentice, of
the Louisville Ky) Journal of the Sd instant gives the
following direction to the members Of that party to gov
ern their action at the October State election:
estate ISpIANA.-0ur opinion is frequently
asked by American friends in Indiana to the
they ought to take in their October election They have
better MEANS and doubt better able, to form just
opinion upon the subject than Nevertheless we do
hesitate very strong belief that to promote
the great national which they and have alike at
heart they should, with their whole hearts, support Mr.
Morton against Mr. willard for the office of The
defeat Of Willard would do not little to weaken and para
yze the Buchanan party throughout the party that
lives and beahes and hs its being in the bitteres and most
parry
and of all the Of whom it is composed"
On reading this any rejecting doubt that Prem
tce and his brother Fillmore leaders have abandoned all
principle and actually design to aid the election of Ere
month He says the defeat Of the Buchanan will dis
courage them throughout the nation If SO, will it not
encourage the Fremont to the extent and thereby
tend to give triumph to those he processes wish to de-
feat2
Il t;a p;3 ba ayi1 m
professions of hostility to seconaism and slavery agita
ton and even support the Fremont ticket to secure the
defeat of Mr. Buchanan and crush out the democracy.
This is ncontesable proof that the Fillmore men, in their
past PROFESSIONS have not been sincere and that they
willing to fellowship with and support black republicans
rather than permit the democracy to triumph We ask
owcizens of the slave States If they are prepared
to vindcae Prentice and approve such advice
Are they prepared to abandon to defeat those sound
and true in the free States who are resisting
their enemies in support of the constitution and Union
and struggling for the equality of the States and
the continuance of their rights defined and asserted
by the Of the revouG on2 If they then they too
lending themselves weaken that always sus
tains them in whatever is constitutional right and just.
Is it not then, true policy to aid and strengthen those
who are resisting their tonnl and avowed enemies
whose object is to rule rur If not eventually to do
both We invite them to refe s upon this subject and
urge upon them TO act in favor Ct peace and the Union
SENTIMENTS OF THE BRITISH PRESS TO BE KEPT
BEFORE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
The Londer Leader liberal Eng sh paper Of late date
makes the following highly mportan revelation 1t says
we know the abolitonism OF Garrsons and men
their stamp been ostercd and excited by the abolition
s incendares Great Britain who would have sacrificed
the American republic rather than carry their dogma
in their own way. The latest from the United States
induces us suppose that the external ingues which have
found their accompces in the Union not entirely without
prospect Of Already the politicians Of EHgand and
Europe reckoning that The American people "W elect an
slavery Preds Who iR send around the brand Of dis
cord a. @ burning branch used to Be sent 70 The clans c
Scotland"
Now read what the London Chronicle an English tory
paper says in late number
We should be sorry Mr. Buchanan elected because
be In favor preserving the obnoxious institutions as they
exist AND THE UNITY OF THB STATES. There is no
safety European monarchcs II the progress
ve spirit Of the democracy the United States allowed to
succeed. ELECT FREMONT, AND THE FIRST BLOW
TO THE SEPARATION OF THE UNITED STATES is
EFFECTED"
In oonnexion with the above read what Wendell Phil
lips the great Boston aboitonst says in late speech:
There Is merit in the republican party II is this II is
the first sectional party organized In this country
II Is not national II Is sectional. II Is the North
arrayed against the South. The first crack in
tho Il with A