Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

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power, - the Union viii be dashed into atoms,
in the Struggle Of the people to resist the per-
petuation Of plundering dynasty.
We believe in the capacity % ahe .Aa@joqR
people 10 govern themselyeus If they Ohoese q,
adopt the necessary measures 70 retain. pcliti;
cal power, but when they sufrenaeEk kthehs
salEesltu a. % hiaalng of gssAfah and coEEupi
demAgogueA, amdsalloW such mustches to con
te6p ana direct pOIllISal sgehts I've sgsnDt hons
of our cOOnty's escaping rom he final o.
miRioA n PsPqy.eRd deeppsisp. ~ elected
to the PEesidsneY we predict an immediate
union byAEn BuchNnan efsAll the elements
which threaten cthoo odeatrnclion rOf ApsEinn
institutions, to .witA F0FeigAisns ROmAnism,
and Fofheyisn, Slisg Den goguism.a saos,o
Tha ysreici party wit So caressed ~ him,
and win cordially meet him upon ths platform
OF e sq1atteh sOEsrsigR Romspisn win
receiSe'his coupten moe, and sil1ntly, sscrDtly.
and successfully carry on its work Of undefni
ming our Hnslitnsi0ae -E0rnsyiEm viii. claim
his especial patonA6e It having beer the iuA
mediate source 0f hissucegss and these COM
I.binatioDs With the power pptgOnaga. ana9el
Rsnuea.of the nation 70 back them, viii be ii |
rosistIbIe WUmsan what we aaay, when We
express the clear con yiction Of our mind, that
the slssti6n.Of James Bnchanan would prove,
for thereasons above given, the direst political
cAlAmitg 1hich TIE peopl Il could bring npon
thsmaslgs by ghs exsreigs o ths Fightof gpf
rage. a.eaa seelssx q sgypssze ~ sa6 n 81
The estab ablishment OF asquatter sovereign!
~ as fhs fixed policy of ths government
would soon place the South at themercy of
the NoTth. the relaxation Of the laws Of natlI-
raiization BY the adoption d. the alien .saf
.frags principles contained in the Kanaas bin
(Which the Cincinnati platform endorses )WOuId
rapidly transfer political power IN the North
and West to the t0yss0n voters s-l-twenty years
Of immigration would inundale The North and
West Bishop Hughes, or his successor, would
then Thy authority" pronouncs that aotRss,
but his HOLINESS THE PoPE 'sssas hsWchleP-
posed to .slaserg as Daniel O' 0onNeEl seds, br.
as the NeD York Tribune IL, and the begin
ming Of the reign Of Fca sgnism and Romanisms
would commence. ~. s.1a ..6 80 AZ n
Has IL occurred to the Southern advocates
Of Buchanan, that il elected to the Presidency,
his principlss and policy will inevitably lead
to the combinations we have indicated Z Have
they carefully examined tho tendency and nat
ural consequences Of the adoption Of the
"squattsr sovereignty" platform Have they.
examined the statistics Of immigration, and as
certained, that in ssVeatg years the foreign
- AN .,,n,1 49,. .t;x, h~-.,
ton? Have they contemplated the mighty
revolution in sentiment feelingy and purpose,
which this accession win producer Has'it oc-
CURED to the South that in less, than twenty
years our constitution itself might be trans
formed, and assimilated to the views and no
tons ofimmigrants 7. L a .is asaa7 ~ aa
. We have endeavOred in our feeble way in
the past, TO unfold to our countrymen the
prospects presented TO them in the progress
Of foreignism- we have pointed out the rene
dy for the growing evils Of immig gration- we
have urged upon them the adoption Of Amor
lean principles and an American policy 1--WE
have advocated the election of the American
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presi-
deney land wemould yet dope. that success
may crown tie efforts Of the AmeFican party.
a6utwhAteEer may bethe result We feel that
we have discharged our duty Airia gusass
il may be- that contrary to our expecta.
tiona the sensible port On II tIis present sham
DemocrAtic party, i0fsseeing the consaansncss
which we, apprehsnd from 4 cOmbinationaof
the aboYenainsd elements under Bnchhnan,
viii unite viii the Arnerican parry lid the |
event of Buchanan 81 snonsssl and make an
united Effort Tor 1860, u free TIE e66ntFy from
the curaesOf thoseae eIementsr but we,can only
hope fCF Tit j uotwitEilng ne compass Sf'6urI
expectations still. if our life be spared, and
our feeble efforts can dosmiY rood n. that dl-
rections We shat gladly and earnestly cb.ope-
rate with all thstrue friends az Amsrlcah doc
trihes ana of the Federal Union, to reach, So
loEaoss aas = RESULT Y ssssng GalsaaW 5iaaa
asasag y 6pnt RennsyiFani :. y,s.s 80 " ,,'i~
This sStatewill' probably gofor Bhchan-
en- BY reason of the cbstinacy Of thoae6Wh6.
might easily throw her electoral vote for Sill
more Matters hare been avfully misnqanagsd
~ Rannsyivania by men who profess IN ear
nest aesire above an things else, 70 defeat Bu,,
an.ollsss.1x 81 - N tssssS,siss -o7g "a
The larger portion d the a1iheEicSh journals u
Penpgl support he Fusion ticket for blectoIs,
IN Philadel delphiath6s Nsns sustains ithe orieiIal
American ticket. which WIN doubtless receive
large snAeiP thstcitys s7s6usr '.' Ss's, d eredi
z KsrrdOkt sEoa ! FuLtuoRE. = TbOhiss HalSs CAY,
The sCnaQfle Marry of the HVsst rywrilsa chat Ken
tueky j. ante ios HllInotss fhOni 1000 u 10000
majority tyaiatrg- y xElzigfal Eas .erras~
TEmEssiRrN Nasviias, Nov. /, 1885,
- ~ sssIrs toV had sunppF dedehted