Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
Facts to be Remembered.

The Mobile AdrertiSeT gives the public the foowing
interesting and pertinent facts which should be borne in
mind by all the honest and patriotic Of the
try, North and South Let them be attentvey read and
diligently pOndered and that the patriotism
OF Virginia and the South will faithfully sustain the
who has 20 nobly and proudly upheld Southern rights
Southern interests, aud Southern institutions In word
the people oi the South will CALAMITY rally around the
standard Of Mard Fillmore and illustrate alike their wis
dom, their gratitude and their love Of county by
phaty elecng him TO the chief mag-tracy Of the Re
public:
"Let At be r1noaJered, That Mr. Fillmore never made
speech against slavery, uttered sentiment in denun
Citation Of the institution in bis ie while Mr. Buchanan
has denounced it great moral social aud political
evil aud thanked God that his lot had been ia State
where slavery had no existence.
"Let hbe remembered. That Mr. Fillmore never in any
public meeting, debeatiyo assembly, offered resol.
tons against slavery the interests Of South while
Mr. buchanan, a. early 1872 when the great question
in relation to the admission Of Missouri was first agitaed
introduced resolutions public meeting in Lancaster
Pa against the admission Of Missouri into the Union a.
slave State and against is extension over the territories
"Let b. re1rmJeref, That Mr Fillmore never intro
duced abolition petition in Congress- willie Mr. Buehan
an in session. out Of forty FIVE abolition petitions in
troduced himself thirty.seven.
m ~ " fffHeWDfTed lhat MI Fillmore voted
fCr resolution bill while in Congress, /, interfere with
the institutions Of the South any manner shape or form
the worst he did vote against propositions
10 Jay such resolutions bills on the table such seldom
being test votes upon the merits OF the propositions them.
selves.
"LeihJe remembered That NJ Fllmpre while Pres.
dent brought the whole force Of hi administration 10 bear
IN avor Of the adjustment measures Of 1850. and
thereby secured to the South ell that she demanded
let "bs remembered. That NJ Fillmore while Presi.
dent, termed out Of Office Freesoors aud Abo,ioniss be-
cause they we're SUCH and appointed sound conservative
men IN their stead and for this aud his devotion IN tbs
South during the whole term Of his administrator, Ia
was deieaiodby the Northern Wings in the B,lnmo,,
Convention iu 1852.
"Aef aeays b. re0'smJercd That NJ Fillmore IN. d
cared himself utterly hostile 10 the oJous .hol;,; d.
rne Of Sqnat,er Sovereignty" "a. advocated lv Boeb
anau Douglas. Van Buren, anil other great leader. NJ ~,
: Nort'ern Democracy AHd remeg,be, too. that NJ,
Calhoun denounced this doctrine a. "tbe mo-, ,oo,,,
ever advanced by an American statssnan-wor.e ,t,,
"hmot Provi-oism !" aud h,a look al N, fac, ,bo, a.
e'uer' OF The southern Democracy Though bercto,o -
"''ery opposed 70 IL a. NJ Calhoun are SilEpg mo-, !,
oe'y We best Interests Of tbe south by goinv , a.
q 'c'y man whom WIN T. Yancy Of Alabama ers,vbi,o A.
nouuceu T" the i'ther OF Squaitcr Soveregn,yrT.m.,
Buchansni ""'e'
, III " be remembered That w. Fillmore 4, oooo..s .
The restoration Of thu Missouri Co,oo,o,.. "a - :
!, pledged hm--H, expressly srd oreo.,,,,,,,.i-
~ D. ''"e"b-ref Tia, NJ. Fillmore !, unromo,o
"''g" opposed 70 the And American doc.ioe Of Ali.