Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-21
TINE u ESlLT ar RECENT FEC.
TOONN.

40 boou ~ inc result Oh NltIt l.lCt-
tons in Iowa, Vermont and Maine.
were announced in favor of the Re
publican party, unccasing shouts Of
congratnlation and rcjoicings went up
from the opposition. and Democrats
were jeeringly asked what they tho'r
Of the prospects of the Pathfinder. -
This enthusiasm of the enemy di,pir
tied many Democrats, who saw not
into the depths of the great American
Heart, that throhs in unison with HE
Constitutional provisions which secure
equal and exact justice to all within
the limits Of the Union. We saw i
perfect fusion Of all who opposed thr
Democracy, to elect the State Tick,
Of the Black Republicans, and know
that it would be absolutely impossible
TO preserve that fusion when The is,
sue Of the perpetuity Of the mon va,
made. Many VIII" We're unwilling ro
vote for the nominees of the bcmocra,
ic Party in a local election aud ioy
State Officers, will come hollIN ior-
ward to the rescue of the Republic
from the Nandals who seek ,o DESTROY
il, and cast their ballots IN No,cInhrr
for James Buchanan Hundreds and
thousands openly signify This to be
their purpose. la those States where
there is no reasonable prohahilit, 81
securing Electoral Votes for Fillmore.
the National Wings will vote directly
for Buchanan, rather than aid the
Black Republican Party ~ throwing
their votes away upon Fillmore. There
u one bond Of sympathy and >,o>
between the Wing Party and the De.
mOcracy, which will draw them INTO
unity Of action against the common
foe Of the countrv-and it is tier ~
HOWL character. The Fillmore party
embraces every State in the mon,
and IN this respect resembles the Dem
ocratic party and in such cri>i, as
10 now impending they oughtto coop
crate to preserve our national exist
snce.
So believing, we are satisfied that,
however stupendous may lie the cf
forts Of Republicans tohuy up Fillmore
men with gold, as in the State Of Penn
sylvania, they will only succeed in sec
uring the few dishonest wire pullcrs
who stand ready to transfer not only
themselves, but thcil country, for gold
or its official equivalent, to the highest
bidder; but the rank and file Of the
party will not be sold out They will
vote for Fillmore, if there is possible
chance Of success and if not. they
will unite with the National Democra-
cy for the defeat and humiliation of
6ectionalism and this will be done
without any agreements. bargains, or
gold baitings, but from conscientious
motives, and a sincere love OF our
present system Of government. Hence
We argue that it is more than prob
able, that in both Maine and Iowa, the
Democrats will defeat the Republicans
By . decisive majority on the 4th of
November. The Fillmore men in To-
- may not vote the Democratic tick
st but they will not vote the Fremont
ticket or fuse with the Republicans, as
they did in August. Whether they
vote for Fillmore or Buchanan, the re-
salt in Iowa will BE- in favor Of Democ-
Pasy, br We have to overcome less than
5000 majority Of the Opposition, to be
eisnphant and there is more than |
tAat number Of Fillmore men who will |
e1lAsr vees Ar Fillmore or Buchanan,
ainpH bscsass they hass ssesionalism,
~ lsvs tAsis souatsy.
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