Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-01

test as JACKSON men-as believers in the
principles Of Jrr1ERsos-ws ask only
that you support the man and the prin
cip'es they would support did they live
aud act in times like these. No Demo
crat who has joined US, has surrendered
one principle for the supremacy Of which
he has contradiction the very existence
of which we now contend.
The SLIDELLs and DAv1psoNs through.
out the land may tell you that voting
for FILLMORE, is aiding Fremont, and
every vote in the South now cast for
BUCHANAN is one less against Fremont j!
Stamp this assertion as false FILLMORE
is better, frmer friend Of the South,
than BUCHANAN, for he is a sounder
National man; besides majority o;
the popular vote does hot decide the
election and it matters not whether this
State gives FILLMORE the 5000 majority
We expect or doubles that majority, It's
At best but SIX electoral votes for him,
and we have the knowledge Of the fact
to sustain you that f it is shecessary for
the defeat of Fremont, the six electoral
votes Of this Stste will in obedience to
to the dictates Of the Americans of Loui-
siana, be cas-. for Buchansn-only be-
cause he is less sectional than Fremont.
But how is it with the Buchanan elec.
tors OF this State !-they are not differ.
ent from their brethren of Florida, and
from their declarations in answer to Mr.
CabeI's letter, will support Fremont, in
preference to FILLMORE We have
every assurance to believe tha, the Bu-
cHAsAN electors OF this State would do
the same!
To the Wings Of Louisiana. I have
only to say 8: "Choose ye between the
defamer of HENRY CLAY, and the friend
of the Sage Of Ashland will you fight
this battle upon The side md under the
banner Of Tom. GREEN DAVIDSON and
JOHN SLIDELL, whose slanderous tongues
have rung the charges Of a thousand
lies against the the brightest stars Of the
Old Whig party, until their. venomed
breath tarnished even the fame which
death alone bss restored to its pristine
brightness upon the escutcheon Of CLAY
and WEBSTER or rather will you range
yourselves under our banner, with pure
unfettered man to leasl you on, and pure
principles to battle for? Choose
We, for the day OF battle is at hand.
To those Of my foreign born fellow
bitizens who would have joined us long
ago, in despite Of the entrcaties Of anti
leaders, but fer a feeling Of
deIicacy which promtped them to the
thought that the American party was
formed for none but nasives,-I would
say that we conted now, and always have
for principles which have fo'
their object, your own as we'll as our
protection. Your vote is secure, You
have had the boon conferred upon you
which We would "strike our last blow =. .
10 prevent being taken away from you.
You have lived long in the land, and
now all We ask Of you is, that you assist
Is in our efforts to shut down the flood
upon the people Of the Old
World-but the principles they bring
with them. We ask that they shall
'tay here as long as We have remained
"a. your children will have to remain
until the corrup: influences OF the Old
World have fed from their minds, and
experience free from the hot breath Of
,arty. teach them the use and blessings
# freeman's privilege. This We de-
nand, and this we will have, despite
Nhiggery, Democracy or any other
ombination in the United States. That
rauds and lies will be sprung upon you
% not doubt. It has been attempted
0 revive tbe Catholic Fraud " Of last
III, and as you were warned then, so We
,arn you once more, beware OF them.
the spurious anti, Catholic