Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-30
NUMBER 155.
RICHMOND wHIG.
TIE ELECTION OF Mr. BUCHANAN AND HIS
POLICY
From the Londo. Tm-.

POLICY.
,. From the Londo. Tfn<s De- a
Who ,oub No, n. p...,.-.. - ,,-,.
.ho... =, - - . - 80 INV" s'@s''-tns
"..'.a " "ss men, the oo5ecs Of noss In
unite care socitude and contention to "a 900 q hs
most intelligent Of the human race the object 4. vhh
every mans 6nes, oo;oss th. toni, a.. ,.h,.h -. ,
toog,,. a....,,s-- -, =. = - -. ' -
d.n, ~ 80. =. :. - -. ,"-,. - 's " % see'-
' " o'''n, oy no mere superiority OF wealth, but BY
NE presumed illness Of his personal for oas of
the most elevated situation, th.t man ma, N. c.u.a So
10 fli, Yet even i,osa ,ti. .l.x.,.a -, tn.s-, ~, ;,
-, - :. -, ,'' ~ -'e1 ~. o''''s' ''' 'ne
s'ss' -u'Ho' " sne 'Anny OF Human wishes might fnd
many deductions TO make We do speak now Of csses
aud responsibilities OF the ngrattude of friends and ,h
euvenomed hate of f.,s,,;ss or ,h.o.
" ~ -"e uPo''an'y
'e"' " '''' ADMINISTRATION OF an enormous patronage
o eePess nights devoted to care and anxiety and of
days OF nterninabe misery and inc sshla ltg. mn,
der which General. U,,,;sa, .r, 1r. -. = ~, .
...,, r, .,'-,s " ~ W u.'o
,r1,0 "e P.ue' e'a"oAek 'o tne perfect
oss 'hat supposed 70 hover round the head Of the In
mate Of the White House which at the moment .trr.ct.
our attention h, the utcr inability u,s.r h;h A.. -.
m i.hor of r,nvir.;,u :, -, ,-,e -
r.. - ~ -. s - 'e-ss oneaan OF ms supporters
- ~ % =, - o uAo,, iAse 70 tnose principles which Sc
rs, s =; ,s "u ~ snose '',enus sho $1,000 oy Nun
.J.s go S s,i.S % " seI' Le' any one reaa ne spe-
conJnr, "a NJ p.h - - - .Psp,'. - 70 'ne 'u.ais
n. ~oni5 o-.h. =. ;, ~ 's. - n'"senl vns.eer
M, Rucbsn.c,s si.cso, -. asi;S rI " pr'cs.
.ncces.fnI r,nd;d.,s. Co. ,h p., - o.e " mos,
man,gem.nt of : ns,,x .rss;n -, c.I, ,. ne e.sui
nam. I'm, .o; =; 80 49,, - - G W.T. M " wy same
nat, ~ sms,;s IT. -, s e tue r.s uen"S,Auc
he.r to,,rn., .,..s -, - -. p . o.s .n,sn s hAve
nonoIy oT nonnI.s n.ns S.. oso.. 'ae NO
nations ,rd sdvoc.,sJ =, A. s., :; 81; 49, 10y a.sD. o
recorc;ied ,-;,h s..h o,h tn -, M ~, easiy
ss ;ncIdst ~ Sa,h "a M parry hAs al
cnl, that moved The S,n,h h.. al..s hs". "e PIN
nance Of the ins,i,n,oo Of sisvs--. ~, ,h; h
All ,ha H., ,.s, - -, J, o1s s's p'ns'P.e nas
sue r.ssJ hs;ns on On. ~ ;,s " .S. .ne -
Thus the south resisted the tssI;s, "a n,;,ss
..IT a.. ch.,nn;oa IS 60, ,t' s' s eo''s'4''sa "
>.
and I, =. "a o;n.5 =, ,L;. s,,i - -. ~ =. - ss
d;zlking ,,nan nnc;nl an y, .'ou ~ .ns oI'n
trail eoyernmsnt So when The south found h. hs
~ ,, ts - - ~ ~ e e', =, 'our'u 'ua' 'ne siiehri.1
bsc,ms ,h .dvo,s 81 ;o. sue ~ slavery,
nnio, nd a. .,aass;a -; = -, s .e, % s9,e'
these views by por,on oG tbs No,,b hi,s.rsj ~ ~.
confusion of idess wh;cb ,,a.ts ~. o,.i aa.,s ~
,icaI v;tb tba e,tsns;o- - o.,;sI ,s.s rr.,, 81
present election The south and co,;i.sSI ,;a ~. -
The North have always agreed in ihe sarns rosel;o
though thew have nor srri1J a !, hv ar go. ;
Rnt in the e,ect;on ;ns, n.s, ar. go. - - @ ,;e
ferent copsdorshls nor,;on ~ an. S,,S -, 49,; -,
" with the violent snd r. h;h
Il w,s sougbt to .s,,bl;.h .I.v.r, 4, Y.--. ~ -
Isr of tbe Sou,b -,s III "a a. . ..s .' s A.
buchanan In the No,tb wer. n,,.rIv o,,cfad -, s,S
ruai.nismp in ALI its m,nfest,,ions NJ no. o,,,s ,,
from the admission Of Mr. Buchapan own supporters that
the victory va, attained NV renresant;n h;, n o -
ton Of the United States AZ fIlv idsnt;6ed i,h , [
of Mr. Pierce-uho /. Nc he,r sho,, 40 ..;,a ar - -
of the election as vote Of formal ON hi
conduct-vhe another party were told th.t tbev p,;yh
rey upon IL th,t n M B1cb.r,n v.r. .,-.d n ~; ~
forts y ould be deyoted 40 obtain ,bs S.d ~ -.
The tacties were ysry succss.fni and nm -,
the high tone Of morality Which, psu.Ilv direc,s ,hs mo
ceedin9s Of A contested elee,ion I'M M, n. ..,.s =
sean such conduct too nicely But When The sssiio.
gained such m.ppuyres have their diaicnlt;ss
What IL Mr. buchanan 10 do, Ia he n m.ks K.ns.,
slave or free, n tbe former n. xn h hr.nd.d a.
,r.;,o, hv ,he No-,h. m. i-,,. h IN - SA.s. -
as renegade bv the South The position i sscs,s
the decision tickh but IL must be made n c.nnot n
tsmporized with or pstpoued The demands of The cr;
sis are urgent and e,eept and The ,ssn oS The S;;o
is hatred from one paft of his supporer. or ;nI.mv s
the other What higher object can ambition have ,h
place its rotary between the horns of 40 blessed a.
! alternatives
Again from whom shall Mr. buchanan form. M. c.h;
net, Shall he select As his advisers the d;.pn;on;. an
hbusters Of the SOUTH or tb, men Of The
tr.in and des1e .ho1a IN ,hI -, .., " ,ea1s ~ :.
together and seek 10 administer tn
ahrs OF the country with Cabinet one half Of which