Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
TVF III ENYVNfF'
FILL MORE AND FREMuNT.-ND. VI.

What Is th. duty "i every southern man in the
important crisis n"w pcntng! What Is Tie duty OF
every lover OF III" Union!
The F,llm"r" kmow Nohngs can't expect the
friends Of Mr.. buchanan to vote tor him 10 defeat
Fremont y Co.. even in the event that h" Is sound
upon the slavery question, occupies similar ground
with III" Democracy and Mr.. Buchanan on the Kan
sl- and Nebr.,ka bill. but wc have cndearorcd TO
show that Mr. Fliinmes entire record Is against The
right OF the South aud the equality "f the slave
States. His letter "f acceptance tells you sn the
course "f his friends tells you so; his antecedens tell
yca su.
But where i. Mr.. Filmnre's strength Not in the
Snu for out Of H. -iavu States South i- has scarce
Iy chance for one whilst Mr.. Buchanan il certain
nf T. with better chance inr the ti..Y ceuain!ng
doubtful States than Mr.. FI!lm":"
Onr Opponents admit that Mr.. Buchanan ia the IA
vnrlr- Southern c,:!aat- that he Is dscIded!y the
,rur,.-! ..iaG IN the slave States. Then. why not
support him, for Fremont is The tavorite sectional
candidate nj the opposition North All parties ADMIT
/ that Mr.. Fillmore has no strength III the S"nt"--
Then wher. il hI- strength in the North. LIQUID lie
br for Southern riSn's hiN .slheFu eiuai''J'
! which We do NOT admit
In iso when tig ;us.yy waa encrcled with laure!s,
rrlnel AS ITS ,ri-nd- SAY during his :" a,hnStoh'
. Ike administration" he received not single Norlh-
eru vote in the Wing National Convention WhicH
| nominated Gen. Scott, because he tMr. Fillmore,
signed. with fear and trembling. the tGgiiirc Slnve
bill and the Compromise !neaSgreo. under .he advice
ii his Attorney General, MIR. Ir't"nden supported
IN the mean tine 81 taat great man, Daniel eb+'er'
aud tho clo. uen, Clay
, Mr. Webste. himself only r-ceiver III J3 ballots,
20 votes-Mr. Fillmore not n r"hary vote from the
North, and Gcn. Scott, under the prestige of Bill Sc.
ward, ljy votes. The balance were scattering. Nr.
Eillnnr. had no strength, in 1872, in the EoT.u Ills
friends North knew IT, and tl-eT h.!n aside TOR old
! fuss hnt feathers. 10 the 18Th ballot, every
Southern >,ste yotesi FOR Fillmore in solid column
rc . solitary friend had Mr. Fillmore tthI- second
! Washington IN the ewes OF Northern Wings now
, \,tI IN thu 'nnyr q M
/ Now, in the name Of comIGun sen.e and common
honesty where il Mr.. FILLMORE strength and whore
ARE hi> Nnr,heru irlsnG. 10 save III. South The
few ri-.ts - had left axe IN great measure tusing
with Black RcpnbicanIsn of ihs North, IN order To
restore the Missouri restriction and defeat Mr. Buc
! hanan and hJ Democratic party. Ihs Is the case
lndala Pennsylvania, and, to certain extent, III
| iowa, developed in the recent e!e2tIons there
! Mr.. Fillmore had 10 strength North even when
! aided by the influence ot Daule Webster. just bo-
Tor. Mr.. Fn0re's term had expired, aud on the eye
ui ,ha Wing National Convention oG lS2;, Mr. Web
-er one of his Cabinet, took tEe st!;inp Ur him. lie
! made several speeches Throughout the Northern
States for Mr, tII..ore and II oil would not do
Sewarl g.d Greeley had the in-ldo crack. Nr W eb-
st.: st Buffalo, in lSJl or 80, apo!oszed for Mr.
! Fl,norc's identity with the Fugitive Slave bill. In
that liu;iilp speech, although he Mr. W., with Mr.
! FILLMORE, had sustained the Compromise measures,
Mr. Webster declared himself tree-sOi!er ~ sp-
pease the wrath of the Bill Seward wig u: the Wing
and Abolition parties, ani hrHo tLenl over TO nh
more Mr.. Webster. y tSe. speech, said:
III the South g;.4I ay further concession from M
they will 20. Gst --n"t hairs breadth OF Il. Ii
t. :; ,oine 10 my house they will not find Il. cor
I;-nd As iav, always comtended, that II Is beyond
the power oi the constitution to bring IL any more
slave territory into the United States &c, sc.
1t all would not do. The CD Why patty s dead-
Mr.. Fillmore says in his letter u; acceptaEce-
He makes 10 rneuron CT this once powerful party
that elected rim TO honor and power. sam, like
aaron rod, has swallowed them ip. Mr. Fillmore
= Euw the Candidate III party winch Is DuHt upon
the ruins of both the Wing and Democratic parties,
and no, resbou-.De for the violated pledges OF either
Well lEis party, which IL alone according to Mr. Ill
orrs letter OF acceptance, the only one 20 save the
South is OH il. iaH hsS in the slave Stat.s. Percy
Walker of AiabamH 3nys 80. Macy u IT'S proml'
nent Southern friends are eav a.. !; like sats from
barn on tire, or frightened from sinking ship
Mr.. Burw-!i of Va. says Many ut their leading
men Sou. ere telling you that the party North Is ab-
nCnla"d. and gone into the soughs and cess pools
Of abolitionlsm and free-sOi!isn.
Ont of ninety Know Noihngs e!yoted to the last
Congress from the Northern Staes eighty four voted
for Banks. The r-cu.a .eiis you Clay OF Ny,
Dixon OF N.Y., ,Fail and Pearce ot Nd and the IE-
pusiv3 End gallant Jones ut Tcnnss-ee III fact. oight
cut oil ten Old Line Wings III the United States Sen.
ate tell YOU so. \ majority OF their party leaders In
III. South tells YOU that there Is no chance tor Mr.
Fillmore that the CO! chance 10 save the South end
the Union. ~ - vote tor buchanan ana Breckuridge
1heu whr not 10 1T But, with Bolts, say you, We
want To- defeat the Democracy. lake care, gentle
men. If you break our head. you break your own.
What Iartv i Il that stands aS the only lnpassa-
h- barrier 10 Gsunrn n anPrchy war and blood
she'd Iii the Democratic party. Who saved the
country the eve ot all adjournment OF our las;
Congress Why a Democrats" Senate. thank God,
and the band Of patriots in the House at Representa-
iives nne-,rnths of whom Democrats, whilst II
Democratic President re.Gs--mb!ed Congress- anil
told them that appropriation. for tae Army and M
W mus. bx made before tey LEI; the halls of Nation
nj legislation.
You Southern know Nothngs and Old Line Wings
who s.e Ti!ag to the Gnlnn into atoms. rather
this. see Mr.. Buchanan twhOSe nationality no sane
man doubts elected tell ynu Mr. Fiiu"re rs no
where. He aud his party have run down s.t t1 ,r"
in the Soui:9. In Kentucky. in .Nlaa-as Iexa1 MIS-
are broken down and daI.c.t- and IN the Norm 'ney
mpo;cnt Only lar mischief by J1'"n; hrs' !s,'S
with tie R..,. Republicans. 10 tesrate lie S"u!h
and /. .s.-c this L,u:iou- Union. "iI You '',t ~
tbs sectional warfare against your h"t-' y".
sides and yU':r millions ." slave property ~" We
none moi The s-ns ui ihe t!fnr; ct"driy 'hdca't
hi, sectional warar. upon Our .I-hts a. Tue ci"un
.r,rn.rLrs h.rul..e4 darker ana more te'rlnc.-
WiI vnu no: aid the "..!Y us"nal party IN aver'Ihg
cha ;rraI i.ei. Me via again have our HephFrs ana
.h i,uaac of equal rights. at peace And constitutions
\. ;,.riy ;yH float in glorious triumph over eVofY
bI and yall,y from Maine to the Pacific. end All viii
b- we'll 10. the rights of the States atd tns perpetu
~ of oar blessed Union. JET fEhooN'
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