Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14
ron PRESIDENT m 1850.
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VIM L. DAYTON


w 49, |Et| 49, W*<&I VII ~ ~
nouncs the general result OF the late
election aud 10 say sha, We rejoiced
att. Later Intelligence gives us In.
creased cause Tor rejcieing. though
tho rssuls l. not ehanged--at least Fre-
mont /. no, elected. The latest news
Al tho time Of our going 10 press. Indi.
Gates tina. II Is possible that Fillmore
may carry Missouri. Florida and Lou.
Islana, but We do not think u proba-
BILE. We sull think the result announ.
eed last week a the real result. CT.
cent that Illinois has gone Tor Fro
mont BY a small majority.
Tbsrs ara msnv thingxin the result.
that % M. a. a lever Of our country
and our race. lock exceedingly chez.
rirg In the irss place. our leader.
though more violently assalled than
.nv other candidate ever was. comes
ont Of the furnace without the smell
A. s,s ma, his ,armsn.s. John O.
F,smon, /. no, only better known but
-. hs,ovad ~ ~, than when he
800. hsg.n The sever. ordeal
- whl.h hls ner.opal history haa been
.nh,,;,,ed ha. only landed 10 convince
=, ....on.h,n man. that bis sn,ecs.
ds,,. :. : man and a. +. statesman
.od !. ! Leader. prsemIuen,ly indicate
h,., !. A.. ns,.en eho.sn Of God a.
-.,, :. ~ ma, 10 Lead on the frIspds
- hm,,..,,v - . ro., slor;eus and
,,;nmrh.n. ,e.uls
W. AZ No, ,egye,. hut rather rejoice
Aha, sunder The circumstance no was
No, slsc,ed. while there was A hope
~ oh,.;,;n, = ,el;able and decided
majority IN the House Of Representa-.
lives. wa mos. ardentlv wished to
have a man in the presidential chair
~hs.. ia1uence miaht be- felt against
the iillibustcring projects OF the Sem
ate and the Southern party. But when
we learned that a majority Of the
House. Is well as a majority Of the
Senate. was pledged to the acquisition
Of Cuba. BY war, II need be, and 10
the policy Of the present administra-
ton. in regard to the spread Of slavery
over free territory, we wish not to have
a president who would thus be render
ed utterly inefficient for good, and
whose policy must be constantly a,
war with he'policy Of both tranches
of Congress. Nothing so 'utterlv an.
initiated the Wing part, A the admin.
istration Of Fillmore The Congress
was against him and however visa
his administration NAV have been re-
garded BY his friends. the marty in
power keptis in assa,lable positions nj,
the time, and il made but q feeble Of.
fort at the close Of his term. when Il
went down to rise no more.
As the Southern party has the Con.
gress. we desire them to have the
president also. We want them 10 try
their new doctrines another term o,
four years. II they prove beneficial
to the country, the people win endorse
them. and their power will be perpet-
ual. Let US give them fair trial. 1t
may be, after all, that Washington,
and Jefferson. and CLAY. and jackson,
and Webster. were all mistaken as to
the powers Of Congress, and the evil.
of slavery, and that the doctrine o.
Calhoun is the true doctrine. Let u,
test il. An experiment of two yesr.
and a half has involved us in a ciyi
war, and resulted Ia the shedding o
some of the best blood of the nation
uhas ye.uls tad in sucb ou,r.cs. NM,
d.ienseless women and helnless cb;ld
rem as have compelled hundreds VII,
had hoped TO make home in Kxnsas