The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-03
OUR GERMAN NATURALIzED CITIZENS.

systematic attempt is making to convey the inn
preston throughout the country that the great body Of
German naturszed citizens in Ohio New York. and other
States rang with remarkable enthusiasm to the sup
port Of Fremont the black republican candidate for the
presidency It is significant TACT that while the de-
mocracy make Distinction either by appeal desgna-
ton between the naveborn or nauralized citizen, be-
tween the Protestant Catholic the foregnborn citizen
is recognised and treated by the abolitonsts and know
nohngs as belonging to separate and distinct class and
In manner unknown to laws, and repugnsn to the
spirit Of institutions to be abused caoed the
chances rise fall to the ultimate disposal of their
suages Mr. Fillmore with great complacency and polite
consideration and regardless of the warnings and denun-
Citations of his followers invites Catholics and foreigners
imuigrae to this country The black republicans openly
state that so far as the German natuFazed citizens
concerned the exPrsdent has spoken and acted late
We do not hazard too much in saying that Mr. Fmores
invitation will not be accepted any moro than by Civ
ing expression 10 the belief that there is little
foundation for claim which involves the seiEstut6ca-
tion of large and patriotic body Of American citizens
as have been pointed out the certain dupes Of abolition
Ism, mixed or unmixed with know-nothingism.
In the baltimore American of yesterday find the fol-
lowing editorial paragraph
The German voters In New York are generally raying
foe Frt 1t stated at republican meeting Mon
day evening that Of $50 Germans employed in house in
the Eighteenth ward less than 10 had formed Fremont
Club" e
The best answer we furnish to the above Is il The
following endorsement Of Mr.. buchanan. II is CO led
from the Stats Zang, the leading German paper Of New
York:
buchanan is statesman Of talent experience, and ber
a sentiments. He knows the Old World and the New the
most liberal country well the most enslsved. lie has
seen too much Of the world be of low preudces
lie knows the immigrants Of this country yell not TO
knowledge fully their merits We repeat the Democrat
National Convention has done good days work. and
oce be able say that have performed part
obtain this result The Sdais Zang Of the lrs
papers, and among the Germans the first, which advocated
the nomination Of Buchanan, and bis past life gives
guarantee that shall have cause Ear The country
Is concerned regret this result buchanan viii be
next President and certainly the best OF NIL those who have
conducted the Of this country since the days when
the heroes Of democracy adorned the presidential chair
The Cincinnati Commercial black republican, enters it.
claim for the German citizens in that meridian after this
fashion:
In this city four German papers-wo dailies and two
weeklies-- oppose tho nomination Of Buchanan"
The Commercials claim is thus disposed Of by the Gin
cinna,i Enquirer:
"Ye and the papers supported Chase last fall for
governor, who did not get than fifth Of the Ger
vote In this county So 1t will be this fall the
Of German citizens altogether too intelligent
be seduced into the know black republican ranks
By unathful and reacherous journalists who working
deliver them TO their enemies bound hand and foot
Our friends abroad may put down Hamilton county
tain for democratic majority Of ten ousaRd the black
republican candidate, and OF that majority opstiTens
German birth win contribute their full propofu1