Daily American organ., 1856-08-26
A Conspiracy

The New York Courier and Enquirer charges
the advocates Of Mr.. Fillmores election with hav-
ing formed J" conspiracy" to elect Mr.. Buchanan |!
1t asserts that the sole object of the National Ano
ricans in keeping Mr.. Fillmore in the field is to
secure the triumph of the Democratic candidate.
An assertion 80 audacious and so utterly false,
could only have emanated from the inflated and
unscrupulous journal which gives it utterance. 1t
is almost too absurd to be seriously refuted Still,
as there may be persons at the North weak enough
to be imposed upon by this fabrication, from the
fact that the Courier was once classed among re-
spectacle journals, will devote few lines to it.
If the National Americans desire the election of
Buchanan, how comes it, let US inquire that by
far the heaviest blows which have been dealt
against him, during the present canvass, have
been given by the Louisville Journal, Philadelphia
News, Richmond Whig, Savannah Republican,
Augusta Chronicle, Memphis Enquirer Nashville
Banner, Patriot, and Gazette, and other American
journals Where one line has appeared in the
New York Courier, Tribune, Times, or Post,
against Mr.. Buchanan's pretensions, an hundred
have appeared in each OF the above-named journals.
Again--whose speeches in Congress at the pre-
sent session have the most efectually exposed the
duplcity, inconsistency and general unworthiness
Of Buchanan? Manifestly those of Henry M. Fuller,
N. G. Foster, Henry Winter Davis, Alex. x. Marsh
all, Leander M. Cox, r. M. Trippe, Oscar F. Msore
J. s. Carlile and other Americans Whose speeches
on the stump have effected the same object? Those
of Humphrey Marshall, Sam Houston, Foster and
Trippe of Georgia-Ho Hoffman, Davis, Ricaud, and
Harris, of Maryland of Pennsylvania-AL
exander Stuart, and John s. Carlile, of Virginia
VIM. r. Smith, Of Alabama-Lake, of Mississippi
Edward Bates, of Missouri, and hundred other
warm supporters of Mr.. Fillmore.
A conspiracy "We thank thee, Jew, for teach
ing us that word" Yes, there is a conspiracy
but no American is engaged in it. There is a con-
sprscy at the North of unscrupulous, ambitious,
and unprincipled men, calling themselves Repub-
licans'-on the principle that men steal the livery
of heaven to serve the devil in--whose object is,
to seize upon the Presidency through sectional
agitation, and to prescribe and persecute every
man who may happen to reside south of Mason
and DiKon's line. Of this conspiracy, the New
York Courier is leading organ. Forcibly elected
from the Democratic party for his suspicious con-
nexion with the United States Bank, and always
regarded as nuisance by the Wings, the conduc-
tor OF that press now avenges himself for the neg
lect he has suffered at the hands of both those
parties for quarter of century, by allying him
self with faction which is regarded by all patr-
otc men as deserving Of the severest reprobation
and the most unqualified condemnation Formerly
a supporter Of jackson, Clay, Webster, Harrison,
and Fillmore, he is now degraded to the advocacy
Of sectional candidate for the Presidency, whom
As has hissslf predicted ~o,ld be a second Pierce
II elected, and to fraternity with Bennett, Fred
Douglass, Garrison, Abby Kelly, and their felioV-
conspsrators.