Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-16

From the Richmond Examiner.
Who shall be the nezt Democratic r,,,1t.
cate Icy lha presiAa-,c.-

IN very decided convictions 40 in vho
should MOI be hoaorel with the Democratic
''0uii''dHon tof The Presidency in June next. We
~" Sey gu that our IDEAS are al az sea az
70 " no @'ob,d lie the man. If policy a,ont
' "e,e co. smiled, We think it probable that The
I,ein .nalion Should be given 10 the NORTH
! sdould be given 10 a man in that section of n,
Union, having tbs iu confidence Of The Soldt
ard able to cary such a Northern vote. az
combined with that of the entire South, saw
probably Kentucky, would give him tia cleo
! ton
| The most prominent Northern men whc
present the first OF these features. that is 10 say
of enjoying The ull aid eatre confidence OF III,
south, are James Buchanan. Stephen A Doup.
las and Daniel .. Dickinson. These are The
Northern men who can, in our opinion, m osi
FULLY command, il nominated by the Cincinnati
Convention, the confidence ami vote of the
South The question occurs then, what vote
conld these men carry at Tie North
! Asst Mr.. Douglas, we understand on GOOD
authority, thai be viii not allow his name 20 he
used in connection with the nomination. The
reason vi this withdrawal of his name from The
llst We understand 10 be the consideration
shal he has rendered himself peculiarly ohnox.
ious 10 the lree-soll sentiment OF the north, by
MS authorship aud companlonship Of the Kan
sas-NebFaska TILL, and the impression tina, q
large class of moderate Northern Nor ,,br,
might be Induced 10 vote for sonaI m,
cratic candidate not Immediately connected
with the bill, might be influenced by the rancor
oil lfeesoil 10 vote against him. This ilnpres-
Sion has liduced many Of his best friends to
eaile'e that alr. Douglas could mol 90 into the
Contest with the prospec! Of CARRYING suili.
eieliiy rage Northern vote, rs, united With the
I >,,it }, i,... II.
college, We do not. ourselves ,ssa,, =, ~
conclusions OF these men. We hpliaya ,b,, ,,'o
more bitterly and rabcorensly +, onnd ,,,:,n -
opposed for pa,fetie action ths w.,
he Is TO solicit unlocked for hosts If friand. AMI
supporters from amuuu The no.ssas nr IT,
people. We have al ius ine,iye feslir.g ,ha,
TINS would be the result # MIR. Douaas vrr1
| entrusted with the Democratic banner in tho
text contest, and that he would receive , rn,e
at the North that would be- AS astnn;shIn,, 49,
il would be CRAFTY, luu TO The son,b E,u !, :
moi Tor us IL advocate the cl,ips of ,T,, ,,. :,
understood to forbid The use of HE ,,,,,a j.,
connection with he nomination
We next come 10 that bota .,d ,o,,> III
lion OF a man, Alr. Dickinson of NJ ",
There is not 4 Statesman IN Tho U,,;a, 49,
more popular al HE Han,b than ha n 80
has once .eslifed desire 10 confer al, snr
rages upon HIM bal, too Roman ill., IT,. n
are. he declined 10 y aw tim 49,, 'iS
Zoo honest and oaisp0keil fer ,hg t,nss =, :.
said 10 have offended a l,roa Dn,nna.st nc u
ence NJ IN. No,tb and IN LII '''i4"-
that essential INGREDIENT nj e@'l ''si ot'
lictan-ayali4bi1,ty ami ,v., M s4 po1t-
urass The beiief ihtjt5a bon.at, " =
t.3ucy haze ieiored ms nrosrscys ~
uatj no,nluafi,,u Wv e''o'''7
Far oursalves if 20 hid ,a
North4r,, ,nt., 49, da..,n,t y W. vi "u
nv ff,,,s,st sarvcs W.. st,'..I ms fotaihatioh
H.. f.,rl.ss Do,,,yts'. W., # @"ata IL 10
most meri,eJ II 3y 9,.fsnn,I sor aiu ~ say NHo
tor ye sbnnlI ai,,nFI !, :, ti '''i VI "'~c
Dc,ine,n S''tto"' o'a
Wa have sail hoe, ,y;,,. ~ AT
and Drki,snn in m, sun, ~ o''ee'as
towards Mr.. Eorfaa.,, w. -. o''i,.aas''N'eh'
u,rE sd il, mr. Is,,aq.',,,,s "''I tesh "iefe
hose oenlltma,, hg,,3,s,. fa "''.',.i lot
III .57,;,t a.,,,.',.,t NJ D. eei 'o1Ha 20 say,
cnehins roose VI ~, seef'S 70
VI 9ueeesS IL the
hsr. ~, CO., "e' aoI,ns'h hah.-
,i.,i, ~ n5ns,it 80 t"9 "ieita9 fFs'ee
s,.if and Mr. 60 ,ts,,,, 40 =. y, h.is
,,tfan,,nala.t ~ :, s.,N So Do'5Ids'
n, nj Ig,c,,n, M. "i'u ae ~
ah,l,iv -, bis NTH '','''"" ".1'A "a M
n,anc.. If h,s na,t7sa d. I'M" 1H'i et3-
e.. W,ft, - - o. - ee
,.,, viii, ,6,tf.F, ts1''s;sh ~ 'a9 t'"fti.
AMI ,.,,,,.h 80 osionss4s9 9'S to hh5eit
h.. COOS hsloh Wherever
SELECTION nm he scoIs. ~ t',,. c''s'o'e
NnIh.,, .scto,, - n, IL. III 'ne
Bpeha,an H,s uor,;,,,,i;a. ,E'' - u VA
pran.vly,nis Hin h.,s had - "Vua secufc
the ii,r and Sal, eaairnv.,s, i,r'' So' i9t "a
and il is said he wonIJ mia b !" -Ie" iui@'
yative yo,e there md r,,rr, m, o"''se'.
e,,s Wh,la sonui AMI ..e ."n, is"so WIN
Sou1b M, The IJ,.hrsst. @,,,'s,;, t ~ 'le
from ,ba cnnnfrv dae, Is ss'oi'' MS absence
s,,tac, rray,n,.,l a'e a,"''o'' VI .'as
lb.. Nabtss, a,,,,f,an. h''S a'H'e Pal' ~
he coserva,,ys yo,a ,Sro ,ns., :, .''1uan',
conlI hs roora ,,.a,,,fv .I o". US ''1''u
unon him ,ban nro,, .aiv nnae a,. ~ ls','e"
man .. frs, ra,t ,ant a,d ab,I;,;s., U'"1' 'a"s
non Of The Union. It mus: be confessed, too,
'na' fen''sJ'sah'a reserves nnch oi The Demo.
b,a'.I p~,5 =, 'ne onneu GialeS ho" Often
often has she led H.. Nor,b as @ aiY' ''pN
tbs South; and, arm in arm anI shonlIs- 'sn
shoulder with Virginia, pushed on to victory
and to glory, In the rec' nj seclions Of lha.
sia'e, how gaiianiiy did he' Democracy, inita-
,i'is 'he recent example OF their bre'hefen in
,"S rnr, MS, ,,se y, msns anu f'sh'eons anger
And ve panas,Iy,',;, 80. .ny" Nv i'o'ai,sIsh
many victories to the Democracy Of The IIn;ou