New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-08
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The Young Of the City Of New Orleans in organizing
themselves into club Of FILLMoRE RANG Frs deem it
proper publicly to proclaim their principles and their object
There Isl crisis in national affairs Thsexsence Of the
is involved in it. @ ga g;55 sia4gzssss8
Party sprtnnavcdablc perhaps in free repnbcs-has
niamed until has become dangerous to the stability Of the
Government It is characterized by geographical discrn
sectional names appeals to pre-
judices.
The whole land torn with deution discord Kansas,
II not theater of civil war and revolving
tace to every patriot and friend Of American constitutional
liberty The institutions of the South impregpable under the
guarantees Of the Constitution the wise compromises Of our
foefaeEs and the patriotic action of Conventions of
two great parties Of the country in 1852 frcey
sailed. f5I' E5i$#$A&S74 s a$s5 Ff2
On the one hand the Abolionsts, grown considerable
faction by the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise become
formidable by their union with the sectional
leaders regardless Of Consultation Of our common country
and protesting to follow precepts higher law openly adyo
cate administration for the North against tie South On
the other hand misguided and aaca ealots endeayornc to
binde sectional luminosity and ealouses and heart
bnrnngs between the different parts the country seek to
create Southern party opposed Northern party
desire an administration for the South against North
In this alarming condition of public affairs It becomes
duty of good to rally to the support Union
and the Constitution. The time demands enlarged and Ell
lightened patriotism conservative and, the time
comprehensive national policy. All the interests the country
must be egarded al sectional distinctions echewed The
Constitution must be observed in its spirit
ce done portion of the Union The the
country mnst be developed and obstruction opposed
Will OF the nation in its constitutional legislation The national
honor must be preserved unsulied the Union consolidated
and The principles Of Government known and appre
caed by the operations Of their Justice and bencvoeuce
will harmony be restored and American liberty perpetaed
We have history, national glory Concord
Lexington and Bunker Hill Euaw Cowpens Kings Noun
tain Monmouth and Yorktown Saratoga and New Orleans, all
belong alike to country And Hancock Adams Jefferson
Washington; Jay and Marshall: Clay and Weberhed
dying lstre on the American We have
try one Constitution destiny: And firmly believe that
there are in the North in fe South American
character who true themselves their noble ances.
tors will transmit unimpaired posterity heritage they
have received.
There three Candidates for the Presidency the United
States, before the people
l. John G.. Fremont, of California presented by Aboli-
tion Freesoers and Black Republicans the Candidate
the North in hostility to the South.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania the candidate of the
Cincinnati Democratic Convention who approved the policy
Mr. Pierce in the conduct of the Government rejected him
as candidate. Mr. Buchanan assuming his position
the people, endorsed generally the principles of that
ion He stands opposed to the internal improvement Of the
country by the National Government He holds hope
relief from the present distracted condition of the country
Under the ostend flag, he procams, with pre-
text Of necessity the robber doctrine Of land plumber spoil
alton Allowing himself to be advocate Of Rights
supporter Of the Constitution Of the United States vet
cares that he inhabitants of Territory have Inherent
rpbt Of
bo,n rs .nt,,rIv unfo,rded and r tf,,, a;:,
bv larre majority of t,, .r,orco I'D u,
the entire Sonb Ms ssounfter soyera-rr,,, ctr;u tbnt
would recognize the riebf of aliens nor eotnra,vd n t
& Willard Fillmore of Nav, yor , oan did,to ,,oad b
the American Convention afontod ,aper.lI h tho d 1.-Two
Wings of the Union and sunnorted Nv NAM n
Gratis Mr. Fillmore IL adn,ittad IN, al, ~ - t
an enlightened statesman and ! NV. ,otrot r, =. ~ -:
DENTAL chair in the midst of agitation. asd sectional strife b
discharged the duties of his high office with signal ability
and Conservative honest and capable experienced
and of approved patriotism committed no sectional party
and no dishonest doctrines of public law Union
and faithful to the Constitution in all its provisions; he will
maintain an American national character free PERM
ciou sway of foreign influence our intercourse with
foreign nations will preserve good and fame
ne hhiseh mas declared
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t"ao Jo NE 4Sp' rs agataS' TIE So' Of Jor the South as
ay e 1'o's 'tey are hos te men 'afo should 3tre their SUI
JFayeS 10 nue..
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