Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-30

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In the So1sh and brseder In the North-oor
did he tell that this JsnusAcsd trick Il now be-
again perhaps the omission be ascribed TO want Of
information tho part OF the spcaksr-Let me urnish
the acts before he doth mount the ros,sum Here
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ehanan South The Soathera face Of the Cincinnati no
ainee Is presented by his Southern og.n aud here Is
a. painted by the vicksburg Censinel IL says
1--WE dare and defy any point to single vote
that Mr. Buchanan gave, during his Congressional
the side OF the South, and opposed the abolition
/ ists'
The Providence tRhod, I.land) Post, a. ..slou.
Buchanan Organ as the Richmond Introduces him
Mr.. Buchanan uttereda sentence In defence
OF slavery. whispered word in favor OF its existence
which any honest could construc into
| a wish to support the institutonT"
Suppose these facts had been known 70 Mr. CabeIi at
tho time and that after stating them he had demanded
know whether there was in the crowd bold and
braxeniaced enough justify this double dealing frau
dulent mode Of electsoeerng-Not would have had
.ontery enough openly sanction such pracses vet
every the democratic ranks habuay surains and
endulgcs In these practices Aud this IL the Party to
~hch Wings too serapHoss and Conscientious oct 9th
All Mr. Editor, they must have ''cs tched the tainted
breere OF the neshpots" "rhe swine will 70 his wal.
low, and the dog to his vomit."
The Democratic Eector next paid q glowing cou<tn
ment to the integrity patriotism and nafionay VI the
democratic party but as suppose in tho
crowd believed the compliment, TO be merited but looked
upon merely as part programme Of campaign
Is needless to waste time by any further notice Of L.
He next proceeded to onslaught the opinion and
Administration Of Mr. Fillmore, Tor that was one OF his
prescribed duties laid dozen 6y General Orsrs IN te
IIan Of TIE eoaapdign. Mr.. Cabe promptly met this f-
ous charge efs heayy artillery Of the enemy by throw
ing up breastwork Of sandbags, Of which popped
the heads OF Lewis and bali dozen other democra
tic Senators and alegion OF democratic Edors-the most
conspicuous OF whom he Of the Rieond Engsirsr.
fb.l hall x~.Hl.. ~ n.u
that while Mr. Fillmore had become the chosen ader Of
the Southern Wings "the NORTH deserving him. took ND
with another Gen. Scott who suits their purposes better
and used him To put down Mr.. Fillmore he re-
fnref 20 6rars their Indignation This isaH history
ut Is truth" Again he that Mr. FILLMORE 'isre-
gardng the "Ai.pers Of earty pr9adiee, Aeipod BY the
mighty engine Of executive influence quiet the Cofry
AND 10 save all portions from INJURY and dishonor"
Cen Cas- the democratic Leader in the Senate said
work OF Paeing the country, and they have received
the eed OF appreciation from political friends and po-
cal foes. partdke Of The sentiment"
Now, could democratic Leaders Editors bestow high.
praise than this their champions whom they ate
bound to giorfy, with without Here have
perhaps TO- the fra time, proof that their verdict
honest-for IL given against themselveshat
Party-and they declared at truth" This then,
WAS not the opinion expressed before the fact the
Judgment pronounced when all the measures of Mr. Fill
'nores Administration spread before them II
these met the u appreciation OF The Democracy
in 1882 what has the done or said since that
time, to forfeit their good opinous Living in perfect
but he has said something especially in his Albany
Peeeh hieh ought 10 plant him deep ia e hear, Of
erery Conservative and Patriot eitfer side Of Mdson
and Diron's Line
The Democrats praised him then, because from the
rarity OF the occurrence IL refreshing them TO
have an opportunity to bestow just praise any body
but more fear because they thought thei- commena-
ton could not benefit him, but coud derdct from the
claims Of Cen Scott. Thus is il, Mr. Editor, that
best actions are often tainted by unworthy motives.
Upon the subject OF Internal improvements by the Fed
era Government-the last remaining Canon OF the
Democratic church South" except the petrfed Rssou
tions OF ss-ss-sated fact which, II he had confined
t TO his party would have taken nobody by surprise
to wit; that IN questions Of this people in
e,eed solely BY combinations OF interest and he endea-
vored to sustain his proposition by saying that if Mr. Ca
bell had voted against tho Railroad passing through
his county his constituents would have indignantly secuted
him from his seat in the General Assembly. SO they
would, IL the people of Nelson (Mr. Z. with them who
Know Nothngs aud Wings have high veneraiion Tor
Constitutions, whether State Federal and a decentre.
spect for the sanctions OF oath, had de
cared that the Legislature of Virginia had power
der the Constitution, incorporate Railroad Col lie
did not tell that while the Democracy semnly and
tdainoasiy declared Cincinnati they had done at
Baltimore, that the Federal Government has no right
under the Constitution, to originate and carry gener
al system OF Internal Improvements" the congressional
portion OF the delegation to the Cincinnati
returned to Washington City, and passed. the Prcs
dents Neio.two since then two more bills sppropatiug
large sums 10 these obects-SISETEEN DESocRATIc SESA
TORS VOTING FOR Tux BILLS, AGAINST THEN
BY way OF parenthess Mr.. Editor let hint that
witness in Court to tell the truth rnE WHOLE
TRUTH and nothing but the truth" Would rebound
TO the credit and the interest oil the country this rule
OF evidence was little closer observed by sumpspeakers
in eectionsg
And III: is the acrimonious Democracy
senators Ia osnG Of evsi
you drxterIty with which the
Democratic orator ndavored to profit by the sHPpreO rsr
aud honesty Of his he mentioned gusto
twenty refused to certain $1,000
NJ $50, as@I ts lac mai fser
butc the $1,000 be unconstitutional and dishon,ra
receive the $1,000 tits equally to receive and retain the
OF thief your horse
20 take n. bride lead The So % s ao MOI os S1s So MN
sen, to ne Psnientl.r but shall De praed for hi,
the bastard Of Henry csyhA.Ard
eating HIM asa', the charge having lanasrsd his father
OF all blame teeth history traced by The
Aiaa Of htsry Cay sia.l z Hsn,y clay had declared
high Of moral sh,-iH ehich orced h-woud
"Gs1 s he 5s$ 'Ss%oy .;:'sd The not
pieces testimony which he can hardly have been
IL forge, to s hi. audsnee that Gen jackson
o. bribery and corruption" bs.es1 Mr. Clay and Mr. Ad.ms
ss..$ 5 make DS a e Mr. c. sSGs h.
young clay Mr. Gordon svae.d
Sa a@a sadiS 90 the % S and
"hs he could forgive injury himself he could
ten that he had struck on the mans Of aar FILLMORE from
there we're So. the crowd Ssy curious 10
whether ou tbs % shelton
ticket Of Johnson In 1851 But he didn't tell
thus Mr. Editor, reported
chief points presented his open ng
speech sincerely
small Of Sir cabels reply Could whole
OF H. should be able, OF his Speech
hing infinitely more interesting than crude and doInsd
comments the remarks Of the Democratic Eector.
o s nasS GSE 70 % %s sa The champion
me to anticipate for him signal victory oyer b, sS@Ps,or
CAtIToRSA IrENs.-NeV Orleans, Aug. 26.-The
Granada brought but few passengers aud only a small
amount OF specie.
The town Of Nevada being rapidly rebuilt with sub
stantii stores and dwellings Ten lives were lost by the
c0nhagfatiOn.
Political matters remained very stagnant but Buchan
ans chances IN the State thought be best Fill
more appeared the next most popular candidate.
Emigrants overland. pouring into the State in
large numbera-more 80 than at any former period.
The health OF Gen. Wool was improving
The market guttcd with goods. aud prices Of near
y all the articles nominal Pretty much all the re-
cent shipments from the States would prove loss and