Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-21
From the Nee Orleans Delta
THE president IAL ELECTION ~ lS60-THE PO-
IICY OF THE SDITu

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lee, q, CONTROL tho conntry and .,hisct th Son,h ., a.
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srycd I.s mn nos, we doubt ,h,; n. ,;n ~ IS; 'l,
orwrd hn, ,h,nt :. nor nan tror H. So III ~, p
ouir,d cfor IN, course ol Free soIi.u il Sr,h,yd i
H,us,nu of T.xas ar Rntt. of V,ryiria nav ~ -,
an 20 AVID ,he chargs of ertr,,n. s.c,;,,s,sa ~
The D.moc atic party in possession OF the govcr,
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E,dva,,,,,. ~ h.;ny -, noxr " p"ah =. NJ .1u
nave 10 turn Democrats out Of ofee tn nm, Dsmncra,
D.sDno;n,nrnt trrscbery sn,ii,,nn .ni ,L na,i -, ~,
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l,ii ~ rho Adn,;ristr,,on When tI. ,dm;so,,, cy
,s into tb. Uuion comes IN ha acted ~, ,bs Son,h Iii
learn the manner in which the late contest WAS eonuct
She will find ~. fear that xt-n.i,s of .I.v,ry 80
m. middle gg,nd on which ,b. m ,;ori,y of NJ Rh
an. npI. t.rs Ar the North AGREED tn .tsnJ She LII
find t,nf IL viii b., dincu, il NOT i,noo.-ihI. 10 Lin,
Kansas into Ibis Union A. sl,y. Stat. sh, viii a.
th,t ne A,, Mr. B,.e6aua, Sims n nm In no, ,r, =;
rrer na..ei h., nayt, ,ciH b, I,od and L;,J "a ~
North
There l. bnt nm. ofset IN this condo, NJ b;,,s and
b,t il IN mako the south a.. .,,opy in her ,,,iI 80
srs. In her domestic reforms in her social convictions
~, her nautical attitude A. In keen the Nn,th in cbL nv
the onIy nrgum,nt. which remain In h.. u..d sgans, -
So-irar ana interest II Mr. Buchanan rely upor old
.xploded exp.di.nts for success: # he d.yo. b;m.r ~
laborious dountbine policy converting the G,rsi, d.
artment especially into M Immense circamlocttn oicr
he will sgna fail aud find his administration AZ t,, end
,i four years sunk lower than did ever plummet sounJ
IRE country. too, will be in state Of f-rmentng sagna
no growing weaker ad @ieker daily from repression OF
energy ana neA'thy eAprns'ehesr' ana stained all over
~.o T S"u more mucous tha'
nov" nut " M. puchah@n turn MS oaeS on 'hose sxpe-
dent ne refuse 10 aoieAte bis mission a. President
." te oiIeu states al TINS June'ure anu direct tn ee!-
jrs oi tne ''overle'' where me 01s"a ieHer-me 6e"
P'e, 'o''hrd' 0"6d Nicaragua aud 1e1'eO he Mill sue
II. will stand where Pierce did in 1881 ONLY q, Il,
tie broader ground aud under a moro defined pledge but
II il 10 be hoped that will not bury the platform on
which he elected in the mysterious Of the
Circuinlocuon Office and cover like hooI bow before
the f,rule Of some second Marcy He owes bis .lto,
To the vote of the South ami 70 the defiant attitude of re-
..ance which sh- was beginning 20 assume He should
bear that tact we'll in mind H. will he trao, and in
sensible 10 every manly feeling Of gratitude n he 6r,o
!, and disregard the obligations IL 1pis The. I, ~
iige p 4, M, letter anil spirit oftge OtenILuey h, L
i,k 10 our ,Hfeyesks an LuBa ,rIieb by ,;,I, ~ s
a., ,j an ,;c,J ns.,,,,,, ,5IJ d, yy, ~ y VII. ~.
Wake, ~ E,efyagua and E,rest,i SDayj,b and g,li
,sigas uDot I,rieo: let INN okac, me- g,sof J,L,
route begoHd tie hazard Of beiHg lost TO by securiy
the orasi nj IriD offerritorg aeross hat LfL,as l
hirn DO these thing. aud We can laugh n, sca,n ,e snb
tie policy of seward the rhetorical ayng of sumner and
the blatant mel,nees Of their followers.
The acquisition slave Territory by conquest
annexation would find nearly many supporters avow
I'd SILENT in Boston New York and Philadelphia A. IN
New Orleans There would he howl from ,b ,bl;,;
and free ucgroe, OF course great issues SUCH
,::x would bring up would confront face to face with
doznt ,v tb,, Tbs opposition would be borne
Town ~ tna' hn'iona spin' ~h't" ---ay- the "a
,c,.,,;, e 49, ~ ,Sa. ~ l oe1er nau"n, The
g,',' y III, ~, y. uy''"oe@ S"g'nd and Frdnce
XIX ~ ~ Cohr'f A"ered' by pakeT ~ alliance
pafi,, III m ~, ~ ~ | ', i - we 9'daEd' e'"d"ei'
e.i,bLsL a. ID"' s I'VE .ydH'"' Jrseegro''"
ism ''''''" NeP"'Nea"'
Tl,e pegu,,. g., V.,...c..e
Of old Issues Try "-. ~ arc ScS ana ured
pfnsive. They want policy i WE eg new, Do'i and ex-
rads aud teeraphs. They want new e,dgr f ny. s Ta
tnd new ideas. The new policy must cons fr,,o, ,h
Soutl-nu.t he sustained b5 the ,,o'" W,