Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-30

country, and nothing but nay &Ounuys ~
III [MILLARD FrEnSokn's SREhcH II NEW YORh.
nSs. S.s e s sEss Govern M
Il ment with signal success and ability. He has
been tried and found trAe, sthfu, honest, and con
scientious wish TO say nothing In derogation from
have both rendeiSd rskt services % their country
he one in the feld, and the other IN the Cabinet
They might geasibly administer the government as
them has been tried be has been tried In is esva-
ledpQgition DC now holds and think hat pyudsnee
and wisdom had better Restrain - rom making any
change without necessity for 1t, the exgience OF
which Do not perceive - Iags letter p VISarn'
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The undersigned, members Of the National Ga.
sosstivs Committee of Che AnsericQla, Party, have
pleasure In announcing TO the people that sRAis-
hctory Arrangements for the future maintenance
~ the skrRiCAHI ORaAE, q an authoritative expO-
Fesk and adgocals 81 the principles Of the AaaeFi-
Recommending its lab0ra under these new au-.
apiceA the. undersigned cheenuIy cOmmepd the
kMERICAN Organ to the generous confidence of
the AMERICAN Party, IN every section "a the Con-
fedcracy, and they hope itscolumns may command
the widest ciEcula t0ps - y, lg,ya gqs.r8 NJ
M - 80 HUMPHREY MARSH ALL, Of KY,
'lesl..s.. Ls0lgoN G, RAVEN of N Y.
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JACOB BROOM, Penn, I'M srlg ~
WksHIsaToK clFz, p, q, Nay 1Ssh, 1864 w
important to those who send Elecii0ns
M V sMetuKmss ras fgss z ,sa ~
lsf. Send the whole or votes cnsk for
the electors Of each Preaidshtial candidate. Ma
jorities are not sufficient.
2d Send the msjorities only f0r STATE oficera
Sd. Send the names and politics of the members,
of Congress, butgive no fgurss.6 IN a aasA
4th. Send the names and politics ofsths STATE
Senators and Assemblymen elected, but give no
figures III" VI ,srs.-
In cases whore it is impossible to isend promptly
complete returns byEtates, countless or Congress
a0na election districts, send a. nearly fun returns
d possible, and careful estimate Of the balance.
Editors throughout the country VII greatly "a
citate the collection Of the returns Of the impor-
tAnt election nextwsek bypublfshing the above
notice every day until Tuesday Inclusive.
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The JamussFaced Candidate 1EEis Hypoc.
aiss - Rssa riuy Manifested u as'
Under the head Of g Hgpoerisy, y the Demo
cratic Union, published at Hamilton, IN the
county Of Madison, New York oin its issue Of
the S2d instant, contrastsiE rs faVorite candidate
Btchan0n, with John o. Fremont on the
question Of anti-slaveryism, and afRmss that
q buchanan has been ID public bJs for more
than a quarter Of a century and during his
ssh0ls political career, not single act Of Ais
has been IN JagoF Qf slaoesyt NOT Gssisagle In
st0nes sohsrs sBEcAGaars has sdnsti0Nsd Sts ca
isteaes ~ Suchfis the language Of the Demo
cratic Union, !" one Of the leading Democrntic
presses OF New York, at whose masthead are
the names of Buchanan and BrecItinridge, and
their electoral ticket for the Stat. Of New
YORK Il - "1.'''1 IT,
d That press, whose issue Of the 22nd instant
il now before us, and whose article will BE-
found il another column, (and which we com
mend to the perusal of all S0nthein men, has
'spOkenta day Ortwo earlier thaii was prudent,
lit had not supposed that its declarations
would reach the South in time to enlightsn
any portion Of the Southern voters bef0r6 the
election; but unfortunatsIy for tie Janus-
faced candidate, who assumes, par .excsIlsnce,
70 represent Southern opinions and doctrines,
his Hypocrisy iss made manifest by che decla-
rations Of his prominent Northern advocates,
isoOn enough to reach some portions of The
South, and open the eyessofa few thousand
Of those men whose interests have been sold
% The Northern Free-soil wing of shis present
sham Democratic party WI tAsg read and
reject upon fAs artislel hsrsas - nNiets
\ OF the assault made by the Democratic
Union upon Ffpnonf, Iof his votes A senate.
during the iourteen days he was in the sanate
and during which time ne voted with Southern
men upon Al the QuestioFs presented during.
that period, we have nothing to say; but we
have desiretO mnksa few words Of comment
upon The fi6h Developments nade b. fhis
prOminent New York advocate. 81, ,Alr. Buch-
anan's claims - A a. ti.slapsrb nsaa fas6py
tspn quarter efG cG6tusyls daguglosl. The
Democratic Vni5a Dskls i6s, f1,ih. ths
Whole truth, and nothing bbl iha truth. when,
n declares thst NJ buchanan nm ansvng done,
n act n hsOt 61slnssfy, = sna. WIN III says
here i no instance 10 which he kas Sane
~ eAistence.Y al 90 '1a "a hsts1s AZ
The closing paragraphiof Che article copied
nom the Democratic Union, is also truthful