The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

Convention the ClnclnnAu plauOTm, the Cincrry
natl resolutions and the Cincinnati nominee
But why should our Charleston confer rorarv
pure and simple as he is, object to the % cnein-
natl practices when the administrati an which he
supports is equally covered with tho ,enrosv of
corruption9 The truth is tn 4 there Is still a
spirit Of honesty and integr' .ty remaining at the
south--a spirit that will 40 longer submit to the
gross receptions and .mpostures of the present
democratic admin stration, democratic conven-
ton and democ' ATTIC nominees. The North for
the last three years has been in state of revolt
against the vcnality of this administration and
democr .cy, and the people of the South are be
ginp ing to feel the same convictions and princi-
| r.ies working in their hearts. Before next No
/ vember we shah probably see this revolution
against the corruption Of the democracy rise to
height that will constitute living monument to
the genius, the patriotism and the purity Of the
late John c. Calhoun.
| A SECTIONAL PRESIDENTIAL TIcKET.-A great
hue and cry has been raised against the Fremont
party by the Buchanan and Fillmore organs, on
the q ouni that it is sectional party, and is
represented by sectional ticket, ignoring fifteen
States of the Union,' inasrnuch as both Fremont
and Dayton hail from the North. Mr.. Fillmor,
himself we believe, was the fest to make this i'm
portant discovery, and torsise the cry of rebel
| lion and secession in the rent of Fremont's cleo
ton. The same mean end contemplate threa
has since been adopted by Mr.. Buchanan Mr.
Senator Toomss, and other leading Southern Sc
cessionists Of the mcsiern demoralized democracy
Now p,ss.k how plain tale shall put then
down." One word think from the holy horror
of Mr.. Fillmore concerning this SO called section
al ticket of Fremont and Dayton that it is new
and dangerous innovaton-that we have never
, had any such before; or else that Mr.. Fillmore il
. great igncramus in regard to the Presidential
history Of the United States. Look at the fol
) lowing lis of sectional tickets that have beer
, run from zine to time, from 1905
T5r President. FIR Vice President.
1S0e-George CliI ton, N Y. John Iangdon, y. II.
1s12-Dt Witt Clinton, n. Y, Jared Ingerson, Pa.
|. | lslt-Rufus King, N. Y John T. Howard, Mass.
| lS2c-J Q Adams, Mass. Richard Stockton, n. j.
| 1S2l-ABdrew jackson, Tenn, J G. Calhoun, :. c.
/, 1 :" ~ q Adams, Mass. Nathan sanford ~ Y.
"-w H. Crawford, Ca. Nathaniel Mac N, y. c.
l .t-HeAry Clay. ky. Andrew Jackson Tenn
1s2s-Andrew jackson, Tenn. j. c. Calhoun, ; c.
: I" j. Q. Adams Mass. Richard Rash, Pa.
lsse-w. il. Harrison, Ohio. Francis Granger, y. Y.
i" Hugh l.. White, 1enr. John Tyler, Va
1 willie + Mangum, y. c. William Smith, 5 c.
Here we have the precedents Of thirteen so
! called sectional tickets to Justify the ticket o
Fremont and Dayton-Fremont, in reality, being
Southern man, while Dayton is Northern
man. This table shows us too, in connection
with the results of our past Presidential cleo
tons, that the South has always been sectional
while the North has not been 50, as the repeated
defeats Of this section by its support of Southern
men will abunaantly show Now, however, wheI
the North proposes to prove to the South tina
:" two can play at their game" treason is preached
: and rabsllion, revolution and disunion to b
. the consequences Of Frenont's election But tn
! Pierce and Forney democracy having brough
Y this present sectional contest upon US, they mus
0 abide by the consequences. Rebellion against tn
0 will of the majority they dare not attempt; or
they do, they will be put down. That's all.