Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
Baohanan's very Latest Opinion IN D..
SaS and Cuba Ael-

conservative in his notions that he doos 49,,
really approve of the policy of the adn;.
tration in Kansas that he did not moan :,
he said in the Ostend circular and that inI. ,.'
foreign policy, if elected, he would be or,;.,,
pacific.
II The Jouraat Of Commerce is in tho hail..
playing this tune among its commercial 1' u
ers, and there are some who are charmed l..
it. We have always maintained that fiji.
q delusion that Buchanan is now what l.'
ways was that he is led by the same da'
ate class of men as formerly, and tla, '.'
more faith can be placed in his princ,,..
his professions now than when he to,a g.
Jackson of the bargain between Henri ,"' r,'
and President Adams, in the existence of uL;i
he afterwards admitted he had no faith
That he Is the same man he alwars woe
that he has pledged himself to the uat;onor-
ton of slavery that he still sticks 70 Il
highwayman's plea set up at Ostend on1 =,
elected, would esteem it among the cont;nn,.,
duties of his position to take CuAa l.. g
happily does not rest now upon pro>n,o,...
nor inference merely. He has stated b:s o,in
ions upon both these points most ov,I;o;,r.
and evidently with the intent that tbcy sh,ni3
',''''e P,''''' - '7ei'"'of broWn, Of Mss
sippi, who has given on account Of tho int.
view to one Of his constituents Hero :, q
letter, VIII the LouruaJ of Cro,,.....
rive ;ts e.,,,,,er,;o1 roodo, p'ea>e
L.. :. 1 - "' opportunity ot
i''u'" ~ anu Vi "ecohi'ig as enlightened
about Mr. BuchnnanS opinions as the N..;s
sppian constituents Of Mr.. Senator Rr,,r.
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1919. ''''N'''N Nl'f' June Is
M! aeaf '1F 1 congratulate you on the
nomination Ut your laVoFltg candidate fCr the
frtSldehcy
ii the nomination u Mr. Buchanan was ar.
ceptahle 10 me at tlTst it is still more 50 now
Slice nave seen nm and heard him speak
Inc COMMITTEE OF which | vas one, wacd
on Flm at his residence to give him formal and
oiilclai notice OF his nomination, and in thc
1 - Wv -''@1i'iA''i l'tIIbC!d'F 10 relupCt
his acceptance OF it. We found him orcH
frank, and wholly nndisgHised in the exI,re.
sion OF his sentiments.
Mr.. Buchanan SAID In The presence of al!
who had assembled, and they were from the
North and the South, the East and the West.
that he st0od upon The CiaaruQH platform On!
end0rSsd ersry part cf Il. Hs ,cas syTiiG!n
hts Temarhs on It's st4rery features, sarng that
The stareFy ISSUE 'ras The 0jSorJing element IN I'll,
cdnr6ss. lie recognised to its fullest extent
the overshadowing Importance Of that iss4t,
and if elected, he would make it the grsqt G!m
~ h's GdHttntst/dtacn to settle the question
npon snch terms as shoHht giT'e peace and safe
~ 10 the UnIon, and security TO the South.
lie Spoke IN terms of deci{ed c2nnsalifnra
the Kansas ill., and as poiutcdlv deprccatcI
the unworthy efforts Of sectional agitation 10
get up national conllagration ON that cues,
tloh' After the passage OF the compromise
measures oi Iooo, the Kansas bill was, ne
SAID, necessary to harmonize oar Legislation IN
reference to the territories and he expressed
his surprise that there should appcar4nyWherc
an organized opposition to the Kansas buI Of
Ter the general aSqueScence which the Whole
""u oAl oHSeu III 'lie tllt8S"'cs u io"''
Alter thus speaking OF Kansas ana inc
slavery issues, NJ buchanan passed 10 our
loreigh PoHcy itc aPprocsd l" general terms
q mc Cincinnati fesoi@!mns an tbs sH6Fd-
out'Said that while entoFclng our own FoHF'
We haSt at all times ScrupGioiSly regard Inc
lilSt rights and proper policy OF Other nations
lie was not opposed to territorial e1ien%on'
All our acquisitions had been larry ana non
oraoiy made. CRr nefeSS@"S algH Tein.'' "
10 maze ofhsr atqatsHlons. tie rtg"d'' "@
G'q"'S'lt1N ,', % C"6R as rsry ansT!0' @"F, "@'
WdS hhay 10 GFc9me mft6R8| RestS"'t
" heneFcr we could obtain The island on iaF,
honorable terms, he was for taking 1t. bu.
ne aaaed, 1t worid be terrible necessity ''''
~oaii isanee me 10 sanction any Ho'eHlers
,nat "oHid bring reproach pHon ~ OF 'aIn'>'
Nhe hohor anu glory OF our beloved coun"!.
After the formal interview Was over MI
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