The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-07

tes Of moderation Of temper and sagacity council With
out being at all fettered by irrational prejudice obsolete
opinion he is yet remarkably cautious and conservative in
his views OF public policy and, perhaps IL this trait
character which, than any other consideration de-
.ermnsd the representatives. q the democracy 70 promote
portentous complication In the foreign relations Of the
country.
tory the South IL there other pledge of his de
ity than the platform of the party But indeed the South
finds better and still satisfactory guarantee OF his
regard for Its interests in that spirit of Justice and deyo
ton TO the constitution which has characterized his poit
cal career.
"A disposition TO comply with the just aud Reasonable de-
mands Of great State that has stood by the Union In
every crisis Of It's history, and TO present TO the
American people In whom every pafio may conhde, de-
termned tho convention to nominate James Buchanan No
person familiar with the history OF this eminent statesman
will deny that the convention has been equally successful
In serving the interests Of the country and satisfying the
expectations Of the party He win receive the unanimous
and cordial support OF the democracy Of whose patriotic
principles popular interests and progressive impulses he is
the worthy and lusious representative He win be sus-
tanned besides by honest and conservative men OF every
political complexion who in his ripe experience saga
cous craftsmanship, and comprehensive nationality OF
spirit inalibe of wse safe and successful
administration of the interests of the country BY the nom
naon Of James Buchanan the triumph of the democracy
Is secured and the hopes OF patriots will be realized in the
election OF President of whom every citizen may be
proud.
The democratic candidate for the vice presidency is
every way worthy Of association with the venerable states
OF Pennsylvania John c. Breckenridge enjoys rep
ecpsed by the fame Of other public in the coun.
try Though scarcely yet in the prime Of e he is reckon
ed among the foremost men of the nation In Congress he
displayed talents of the highest order and exhibited
combination Of energy and discretion as to war
rant the President in appointing him to the most respon
sible mission ahroada compliment which be declined
with characteristic modesty His nfuence ia irresistible in
kentucky, and his nomination will secure the vote of
debatable State for the democratic candidates
ticket which thus unitea the wisdom and experience
of mature age with the energy and expanding powers Of
early manhood and which illustrates IN the character OF
both candidates. the utmost love Of country aud capacity
of public service cannot fail TO command the confidence
and support Of the American people"
The South Side (yrginia) Democrat says
I'VE nail to masthead this morning the names of
James Buchanan the nominee Of the National Conyen-
ton for the Office of President Of the United States and
John O. Breckenridge of Kentucky for that of Vice Pres-
dent
"Forty-two years ago James Buchanan entered political
life member of the legislature Of his native State and
well satisfied his constituency with their representa-
tive that he rechoen for six years the position
when he refused to become again candidate In 1920 he
elected Congress and discharged the duties of
member of the lower house with an ability endorsed by
five successive reflections to the same post In 1881 he
determined to decline further political honor and retire to
private life but his services could not be spared the coun-
try and in the following year he chosen by President
Jackson to represent this at the court of Rus
STA He came home in 1884, and immediately chosen
to the United States Senate to fill unexpred term
Twice he honored with the SURFACES Of the Pennsyl
vana legislature when in ls45 he called by Pres-
dent Polk to the highest position in the cabinet
"His since that time in cabinet and court is
within the recollection of as In the Baltimore Conven-
ton of 1852 he the FIRST and for long time the only
choice of the Virginia delegation who cast united vote
for his nomination thirty-three successive ballots.
"A conservative statesman an able diplomas an e1-
perienced politician faithful and approved public servant
congratulate the national democracy this propous
termination Of their abos and rejoice that there has been
found another worthy to hold the proud position
as he whose able administration will soon draw to q
close--oW first choice Franklin Pierce.
But the before is of principle and in
such struggles personal issues forgotten and are
merged Do we 60 too far in pedging the Old Dominion
for To- 200 for the favorite son of the keystone?
"Wel worthy to occupy the second place this ticket
is the of the gallant Breckenridge Of Kentucky.
comparatively young man, Mr. b. left cnvinble reputa
self for sound patriotic and southern views and votes
As or the first and fastest friends of the Nebraska bill
be has especial claims us in the present aspect OF affairs
THE ticket is in word, everything that the most
| acting friend Of the Union could desire
The Pennsylvania says
ave doubt very much II the Pen yivanian publish
ed item Of intelligence grateful to the feelings of its
readers and productive of intense unaoyed enthu-
siasc Joy than the gratifying news have the
pleasure OF Announcing in this mornings ssuethe nom
nation Of James Buchanan the candidate OF the great
democratic party for the presidency of this glorious repub
lie We say this from wish to dsparage any Of the
rival claimants for that high post OF honor; We have
desire to cast single shadow upon any Of the good and
true patriots who constitute the Jewels Of onr party and
who merit and receive the respect and homage Of oil true
democrats but there is much to make the pulse beat
quicker and reer much TO fill us with gratitude
funes in the choice Of beloved statesman that from
our nmost heart wells up gushing spring Of fervent
gadness.
To the people OF Pennsylvania this intelligence win
prove peculiarly grateful Though she has long occupied
the position Of leading State Of the Union and deserved
y the proud title of the Keystone OF the Federal Arch
by her devotion to the Union and her unnching adhe-
to just principles the ardent desire to furnish from
among her distinguished Chief Magistrate which
has animated her. long dsegarded by her sister States
Patiently and cheerfuy she has bowed to their decision
however painful she have deemed IT, but now that her
choice has been length respected and her ardent prayer
answered her Joy and gratitude boundles and from
the length and breadth Of her dominion, from her deep
valleys her mountain bill tops her mines her
fair fields her workshops her towns and cities and from
her hardy in every nook and Of the State
ascends joyous p1an OF Thanksgiving and sentiment
Of intense gratitude 10 the Cincinnati Convention for the
suspicious termination Of its labors.
with Buchanan leader In Pennsylvania, the
question IL not who will go for but where are We to
fnd antagonists The natural sentiment Of State pride
which sister States will pardon MS for pos
their vore son, which the natural result OF their init
mate acquaintance with him, WIZ be manifested in Novem.
Der by majority In hs favor unprecedented in the poi
cal annals Of our Common wealth
And while his will prove a tower Of strength
here confidently anticipate like result In all sections
more thoroughly national spirit than Mr. Buchanan No
sectional preudices blind his clear judgment lie
has proved himself the trusty friend and tried advocate Of
the true interests Of all sections and fairly the conf
dence OF the citizens OF the North South East and West
by the eloquence and ability with which he has defended
those principles best calculated TO promote the
welfare OF all
and happily unites TO that ripe aud experience which
long with public nfraira