Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-19

Now let % look at this thing PRACTICABLE, A..
that's n reading history have always ad VOICE
the e Oliver Cromwell What wass,b he% s
your trust IN God-aad Keen pr'a a lis
every s who says that does not intend to 20
the straight ticket for it shows that Americanism any
Judgement " s heart that he cannot bear s such
Temenos arpiapse The enemy may may p stes dryr
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ycn may sheot but you will bill nobody Appan,seoome
w.st ne yots q every American on Tuesday next
ter votes 70 Fillmore SaS
Zone or two sanguine individuals replied 90 i
ssassh. S him ;hs Then
But suppose It will and am afraid it viii no1 votes
the question Is had ySn better give Buchanan
the case may Be- 60 for beating baebsnsn or
Gentlemen, you do not know what we American, s,s
defence Of YOU when hear the whole North Sagup
WITH the peculiar institutions Of South 3 brandt nif ,s
charges as SANDERS the Northern people toll uh
that ths great mass of the Northern people are sound
this question: that they %
not ne &
any idea Of interfering with the constitutional rights of five
foney have know that Garrison believes the and
ton to be "eague with hell" and would therers
stroy it he could and know that FOrey oves o de-
keep alive slavery agitation But Garrison does MT ne Will
sent New England and Forney does represent yon
AS much as have been reved for standing by you
ding here if could not give Fillmore the whole twan
seven votes, would give him all could by giving h
,ne % winch ne might De entitled BY the
there is brother American here who feels in bs
neart OF hearts, that by voting that Union ticket be
do not vote that ticket" At the same time candor COM
od e say tGas olner IN OPINION with him. If be-
na tnas cket was fusion, or that it called upon
one TO vote IT, would not vote ticket that had the
name OF FREMONT but would vote ticket with Fllmores
seven electoral vote seven or ten or twenty just the
numerical proportion OF the votes might decide IAN.
plause1
appeal to every conservative Union loving man in this
naton who is disposed to give the South all the con-
sutonal privileges to which she is entitled and who wishes
souri, Compromise and for keeping up The eternal agitation
of slavery, appeal to you Southern man-as slave.
holder do not ask you to be prosayery to be ad
ern of the South expect you preserve
rights-and, God knows we ask nothing more against
yes!" and applause.)
My friends the election is fast approaching There il
but little time for deliberaton left Is there way by
centraed the ticket? would shed of blood
God knows would-if could be instrumental in pre-
vailing on all true Americans to combine (Cheersi
cannot tell you how combine but is vet late If
is late to do it throughout the State cannot you
Philadelphia do its The Presidential election may depend
upon the State of Pennsylvania and the State of Pennsy
vania depend the city of Philadelphia. On the
vote OF the city of Philadelphia may depend not only
own rights but the rights OF children and chdens
children appeal to my brother Americans, for have
no right to appeal to anybody ese cannot address the
Fremont party, tor have no utilization with them
not address the buchanan party for to destroy
them possible q APPLAUSE To my American brethehn,
,hen tor Gods sake 90 not let the sun arise
Una. wrath which, see divides you Your object is the
Let me advise you who know nothing OF your divisions
who belong neither 10 one clique the other. ! say
with the deepest sincerity that think all parties ought
nave upon the Fillmore ticket Mr. Fillmore
is Northern man. Your Southern brethren were willing
support MN. ne had guided the snip OF State safely
ina. IN lme OF dicuy ne would again be found the same
but we cannot get an 31her; 70 unite on MI
the eiou . u Us noa sn