The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-30
POW ERFUL APPEAL BY AN oLD-LINE WING
ORGAN.

Every word Of the following earnest appeal of the 81
Louis Republican ought to be thoughuy weighed BY The
national men Of the whole country:
BLACK RRcoRD-As the canvass advances the Fremont
men or black republicans become more and audacO
and in their enthusiasm and belief that their candidate
will be elected they hesitate not to and foreshsdo
the policy that will be pursued by them. Stimulated BY
press that knows principles those that will lead ID
dissolution Of the Onion, with aiders and abettor nj
some southern States land might mention Missouri q
among the foremost of them the black republicans E
wanting in that prudence which usually attaches party
fonery that strength induces they muer treason to hd
country and the constitution. Every days experience conf
vnces Of the de,esabe designs Of these abolition col
hors the fact need not be disguised that they thor
oughy organized, and political power In the land
that will leave nothing untouched matter how unscr
pulous to gain their point viz the election Of sectional
President and sectional Congress This gained th
constitutional rights Of the South will with favor
and every action will be directed towards dissolution
the Union The black republicans Of the North are pa
and full Of hope The know-nothnRs Of the free
States have become abolitouized and have been tran
red and passed 10 them by States In columns aud 70
county meetings and they receiving every encourage
ment to make bold and reckless fight
And yet the know-nothngs OF toe South, while third
brethren betraying them In the North and plant
ing themselves upon their coil look with indhgtDu
upon their danger and apparently not this Judas
ransemen plot that gives aid and comfort" sueu
that they affect much despise and which threNss
their dearest interests.
The black-republican movement Is which will nd
do to treat with indiference It is powerful orRsnps
ton at the North and entirely oyershadows the conserve
tive elements OF the American party in that latitude
will the present crisis OF aairs TO rely upoa
the conservatism and nationality Of Mr. Fillmore; be 4
betrayed and rendered powerless by the superior strength
Of black repubcanism, which, like another Dsliah 4
shearing the mystic Samson Of his strength and has Al
ready left Il weak and defenceless
The result Isl that the contest Ia between Mr. BuchaDa
the nominee Of the national democracy and Fremont M
sandardbearer Of the black republicans aTo this com
pexionn II has already come and we warn not only tha
knownothings but od-line wing friends Of the da
ger they in when they persist In using Mr. Fillmore 4
the risk Of sacrificing the interests and the safety h
whole Union. We would he rejoiced TO know that III
contest was between Mr. Fillmore and Mr.. Buchanan, fD
VIC FREQ TO say that in such event the country would
not he mperled by treason and disunon. Az an impair
tial journalist looking to the good Of The people Of N
whole country, and desiring to see the constitutions
rights Of every section Of the country maintained sn
respected, repeat H. the issue IL not between tbe
two candidates. Much may be pardoned for the preu
dees and likngs Of old Associations and we vii
not quarrel with wbig friends whose prociviuaI
lead them TO vote for Mr. Fillmore but stern
duty, higher than personal attachments or pas pod1I
associations should make them pause before any action
their part leads TO which may prove fatal In n
consequences. We firmly believe that Mr. Fillmore supt
ror he may be in all those elements that constitute
safe man TO Fremont Is certainly out Of the qUsshoh
Powere for good he may yet be the means of much n
chief II s useless 10 dodge issues the proper way o
look danger full in the face and use every precauon w
avert H. Hence at the risk of rendering ourselves liable p
the impuanon Of giving Importance 10 the blacks
publican movement than II deserves again repeat bs
1t s powerful enough to call for the best energies Of ever
patriot in the land to beat il down To do so successfully
Il must be crushed ont this black make should be 90
oughly killed all that not the juvenile phoso
ply could apply that dead In the head and body dts tall
will live until sundownp For this we are enlisted and
November viii prove our predictions 10 regard to b'
strength Of parties.