New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-02
.ortv.sve oepts 'Cheosl. What are

SHeamer doer not arrive with ABOUT nlpn and hat
IspaT, worth of gold brought from California Cheer
- !. lint ono Of the many proofs OF the wisdom Of the
Democracy ICheers Now felow-citzens, what IL Il
AT the Democracy propose to you l an not dis
sosed 10 10 into discussion OF the topics involved IN
- present canvass, for feel that you IN
slned at this late hour go 10 your homes than listen
- me- The position Of Mr. Fillmore has been 50 ably
explained by my friend Mr.. keiu that deem almost
unnecessary 70 say anything with reference 10 him.
Bat would AK il he the Fillmore who stood before
yes in SO know II ia said by Opponents Ia Al
6iiln ore when in power won the admiration and re-
spect of the Democratic party and that waen he
had down his office there not Democrat IN Con
ress Democrat throughout the country that dd not
raise his voice in singing hosannahs to Fillmore lhey
NJ said, "We done, thou good and faithful serVah',
because Of the manner be discharged the duties lia'
aevolved upon him. II that So what has ne zone
vince they say, 10 destroy your confidence IA nun
Wby censure him ROW. He has performed 10 oihciaI
net since his retirement from the Presidency ana WY
then censure him Because he has gone over 70 'ile
rapport of the Know \ othng party. ms Is 'ne re-
ply. Let examine INTO TINS ha''ei i.,t; ~
risned the compromise measures as wing
ne was Wing President carrying out WING
principles-he stood backed by inc wig Pa,i5'
and because he was honest ana uue ~ HiVoo pm
spIes the country awarded him praise. Docs ne Sland
btfere the country now as the champion OF tne ou
Wing party | think not Ii he $1,000 on lhe wing
principles of 81 no Democrat would nave a "ord u
say against these principles Du nov aIGJ nc ~
Know.Notbing Orderl Mr.. Fillmore, IN the prime OF
ms intellect and strength had attained TO the greatest
possible honor TO be conferred upon man ana ne wa
f,pe 10 his principles In the administration OF MS GOV
,arpment and he brought with him the admiration OF
All into his retirement. And what does he do there
Boes be adhere to the principles which won tor HIM
Hhe admiration and praise No but he goes INTO
another organization, whose principles are totally di
frent from those 81 the old Wing party-not az de-
slared by the Democrats-but "a proved 10y witness
stronger and more reliable with the advocates of Full
more than any advocate can be. MIR. Fillmore him
self declared that the principles OF the party that
nominated him now are entirely different from those
Of the old Wing party lCheersl. How can
the Wbig party rally to him upon the qucs-
ton Of principles Can they take him upon
his public standing You have heard his votes in
Congress passed in review. | am not here, fellow
citizens TO speak Of Mr.. Fillmore in any spirit of
unkindness ICheers. am here for another purpose.
There now existing sectional difficulties which are
st.Ongly tending 10 divide the country. Inc South u
arrayed against the North and according TO toe best
Judgment of the wseet men, il looks like impoSs bill
ity 10 avoid disuniOn. There is one mode and one
only, OF avoiding such result and that Is by present
ing uDbrOken and Undivided front throughout the
South ICheersl. | am here to show you that the sal
yation of the country depends upon this lCheer
Mn here to make appeal TO the people OF Lynchbug
20 use their efforts toward the accomplishment OF that
nnOn, by which alone the impending eVii can De
averted (Cheen am anxious 10 impress upon them
the necessity OF this policy, knowing that Lynchburg
occupying she does position in the center OF the
State, must have powerful influence throughout the
he asked, whether Flmore-although he may be
different from what he was-stands upon position
that renders him less acceptable to the South than Mr.
Buchanan. What is MIR. Buchanans record! How
stands be in the Democratic party will answer this
question. Fellow citizens, | know perfectly well that
he may II is useless to argue against tIa TACT All
commit errors TO greater or less extent But were
the circumstances of his nomination those OF tlln0Ie
every man would at rise up against him. Who
was il nominated Fillmore! Is II not charged that
opHiOns expressed by him in the North adverse to
Your interests! And it is charged, too that, because
Dir. Buchanan is advocated by Martin Van Buren, and
his SON John Van Buren,, he cannot be sound upon the
Southern question, nor even the men who support
him. IL not this the argument that Is made by the
Wing and Know Nothing parties This Is strange
seasoning. Those men who advocate buchanan advo-
Gate him upon the Democratic platform In that there
n no mental reservation Cheers. But, as | have
already said, who il it that nominated Fillmore What
said Imboden, who of the shining lights IN the
Philadelphia Convention lie intlnucd that he
wanted 10 make the nomination speedily rs pOss bic
for fear Il large portion of the Convention would 90
over 10 the Black Republicans. What said Mr.. McCuc
(hr. Imbodens partner III the law pracce OF your
own State lie spoke of portion OF Ii a. the Back
Repul can side OF the house. But what sad an Cye-
witness and member of that COnvcntlon--one of the
most distinguished members Of the Know Nothing
party, shining hight OF the order-l mean MI BROWN
low Of Knoxville, who noted the proceedings OF the
Convention for his own papcr--what SAID lie Why,
that the Convention was made up OF ninety-ive Abo-
ltonists TO sXty-hve Southern Americans Chccr-l.
received the nomination from this Convention, the
majority of whOm-if your own delegates, "a
well as other respectable witnesses, are to be
believed-were Abobtionlts Cheers. Well, you
saw Won will take him. upon his own Personal re-
recommendations Laughter. will not discuss the
matter in this connection. because il has oCcu
already discussed in q far more lucid manner than
i could undertake to present 1t. But place hun
M comparison with Mr.. buchanan aud sec how the
parallel will run. If We compare the cncumrtonre'
under which both were nominated We can ready
fon an opinion to the relative claims Of the Two 10
public support Cheers. l. there nsn throughout
This broad Republic who did not give his SANCTION To
thc platform upon winch Mr.. Buchanan was nVnl-
natcdl lChccrsl. Ii there y "A cohesive power that
can hold the North and Sru together At Is 10 he ipud
IN the manifestations of sentiment exhibited at Cncn
mali Loud chccrsl There no difference OF oPIn
RON between the delegates from Texas the delegates
from Maine or the delegates from South Cdrollna
loud cheesl. There could be seen the delegates
shnt eurcsenitd the chivary OF South Carolina stand
,uy side hv side with the delegates from Hdne ana the
delegates from Massachusetts Loud cheers. There
was no iaung-nO difference OF opinion VIVA ever
iCheer, |. The most perfect unanimty prevailed ana
every feature oi ITS acton there was manifested tH
spirit of compromise ana harmony which could not ial
10 att the true National al 4rHCcr of the great party
which was there represented Loud cheers. Does not
fls party commend itself 20 YOU ny shape Is
not true that the Democratic party the Only party under
heaven that binds the North ana South together
How stand other organizations III this respect my,
that in almost all associations Tar more limited ana clr
cumscrbed III then characters ana acu"h, "an tnIS
accumulation divisions exist How stand things IN thus
xxnect even with the meek and lowly followers OF
Christ who profess that they put aside the world aud
Its varites How STANDS it with them III the North
and the South Why, almost every church OF not aud
OF infucnce-cvcry church that has earned liz prose
&ytism through the length and breadth OF the land
mas been divided by Mason and DiNons hue through
ats ministry. They say at the NORTH TO the men and
women of the South You shall not knecl around the
table of the Lord partake OF the elements OF saliva
zion because you have the accused tam oi Slavery
Iauutipc you.' How does tie Wig parry stand III
thr respect Abohtionilcd at The NORTH and split IN
two lCheerS. How stands II WITH TIE hn'w- "th'n'
-. ArotI, IL un.1,t ~. nnllcX 10 ihAlr lespeAiLNe