Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-07
For Me Riehmon.i Wa;g.

have been in this city q few days and have observed
as carefully could the movements, politically OF the
three parties The tide be flowing towards Mr.
Fillmore with rspidty which almost incredible
while the Democracy and Black Republicans leaving
nothing undone possible for them TO do The democrats
have already nstursz-d Il is said nearly four thousand
foreigners preparatory to the election aud they
King good American voters tho democrats daily
for the occasion. This Is indeed bad when IL is be-
eved that hundreds are being naturaxcd Who have not
been In the country over year Indeed when
reflect that Mr. Buchanan said in islam patriotic
speech Of his upon the evils OF democracy: Adore all
~ oaoh 10 rire from shores foreign influence and
cherish Aaericdn FEEDING Foreign infneace has been
IA erery age the Of Repubesifs a.adicei eyes
everything through false eoiors, DE aud lind him
only forty years AFTER aud that when that self
influence because of the immense number OF foreigners
already in borders and being empted daily upor
shores by hundreds and thousands be the standard
bearer Of that influence and his party, making bust
daily manufacture rotcs from foreign source it,
to the candid mind looks strange that he should thus
aid foreign icgoas according 20 his language, la
their efforts to course the Republic" His friends in
ply 90 this great change Ia him simply say, when he
made that speech he only five years o-that
he not fully He said also in the speech.
that s roee heard loud at the seat government
thai PrssideHi HadisOa obliged yied 10 hi die
By eo preferred his private Interests 10 the pub
he good andtercoTe hurried into attery Nspre
pared" Nov, then, If Mr.. buchanan justified in
saying that Madison In 1915 by yielding foreign inu-
encc acted through selfish motives pray what are the
motives Of Buchanan aud his party in only yielding
to IT, but naturazng them in 1886 expressly vote p
yielding to foreigners before ready, THAT
be the effect in Welding now, when foreigners already
usurp the power in many places OF the Repubcs These
grave and serious questions suggested by Me- Buch-
himself and IL they ignored by people what
~il be the results God only knows Il Buchanan
liable to act under the influence OF selfish motives that
patriotic Of Virginia, Madison. vast" II 50, the
question settles itself The democratic party indeed
'e1rioHs political concern" may have accused
Madison OF mranness in nigh place. opposed jackson
and every principle Of democracy and in the Van
Buren, opposed slavery the greatest evil OH earth
which he repudiated by the South aud North yet
it such ''"eH Of the times" declare themselves be
democrats the great democratic stomach il appears
will become healthy by their inception into it, II
YOU will excuse the comparison would remark, what
blessed thing would be II the people had such somach
physinogcay, A. the democrats have politically. II they
mad their stomachs could digest anything the doctors
and druggists might close their business aud turn to
something else, they could have in the of
things, anything to do a. doctors and druggists.
have been very much amused ia the perusal OF the
late speeches made by Mr.. Scott and Gov. Wise The
former will not allow Mr.. Fillmore ordinary patriot
ISM, aud hbors to prove him aboitiunst aud of
the audience (nerrupting the spcakerl remarked that
Fillmore Union with abolitoni-m. While Gov.
Wise with emphasis saws IN his speech If buchanan Is
not "a be elected God grant that Fillmore may he is
Of patriotism and principle; for Take great plea
ia bearing testimony TO has 6eg good man. though
on the subject Of slavery GJo!,tOnisf, dc. say God
grant that he may be elected" This, l say, a
southern man. has taken by surprise. did not know
before this that the time had when any man. South
could even i" his heart say under any circumstances
tnat an aOONuOnist De elected To preside
the South" What is the with the Governor
declaring Fillmore aboonist, aud then saying, in the
next breath tod grant he NAV be electedl For Gods
AXE tell the Democrats hush such talk thia a. an
aboltonst is an abotionis world over and such n-
missions these by Governors the South strengthen
toe Black Republican party North aud will ia the nature
OF the admission ijure the OF Fillmore There
great many North who feared the South would
Withdraw from the Union If Fremont elected because
OF his abolition doctrines but the Governor declaring
FILLMORE abolitonist, and in the breath God
he ua he eleete he uf
the fearful and the talk is, he says Fillmore is abo-
ZIONIST aud has only manifested Willingness sub
nit IL he is elected but prayed for it; and aOOtonsn
Is but aboitouisn in the bosom of Fillmore FREE
mont the Republicans say, don't you all this talk
South about dissolution il Fremont elected but South
gas That sentence from Gov. Wises lips has gone
forth every part OF the North, and must in the order
OF things, according to what great many say give Ere
thousands OF votes Ii he had said IL buchanan
can't be elected, God grant Fillmore may without the
cu-auon OF aholon-n, II would have been consistent
becometh Southern man, and could have aided the
Of Black Repubcani-m here; out it TOO late
the die is repeat what is the with the Co
| vernorg know lac is good man and good Southern
man. but there is such thing perhaps being good
friend TO those love-and for him. the Governor OF
the State of Virginia To excam under any circunstances
God ant that man, whom he atrns IL aboltioist
be elected under any circumstances President of
| this country, is To me unaccountable. As humble
North Caronian so help my God, hope my tongue may
ceave my mouth when say under any circumstances
God grant that man, that believe is AN aboitioni,t
may be elected But do say in the language Of the Co
vernon. God grant that Fillmore may be elected" be-
he Is not abotiOnist, but has proclaimed the
world that the Republicans traitors their country
The Black Republicans say that Mr. Scott labored
prove that Fillmore and is aboltonst; that the
Democratic audience of thousand said so aud the
Governor said therefore they ali believed IT, and was
willing be ruled by him aud this il the only objec
tOnabe feature To Fremont the South has said to the
North will submit il Fremont il elected. Would TO
God the Governor bad said when he called upon To
speak that night the Cincinnati platform with
Buchanan; that speak for me-" lie said also that
NJ. Fillmore "good man" Now abolitonism lives
only in the ianacal heart tendency is dissolve the
Union and ruin the country; and how eau a man be a
good with abolitonism within him. when our fathers
Shom call good. aud whom know we're good e=.
tended the slave trade from 1888 1908 This is
also strange expression presenting itself ia the
ton il doe. IN the Governors speech. How be
good man and an abOltonst at the time Il me
therefore, the cadz Of a5SuTdy. This latter day De-
mocracy ia Of very proscrptve character, and Demo
Gratis had better be mindful how they say good things
about the Americans Mr. Scott did not say any good
things owing perhaps the tact that he had Logger
IN the ranks Of Democracy than the Governor aud there.
fore better Understood how to "pHH TEE ropes" will
close by remirkng that the Governor need not fenr the
election Of Fremont IL IL Of the quoston-and il is
also out Of the question for Buchanan get Northern
State aud the South will give Fillmore only five or six
Stites his prayer God will be answered. and our once
happy country wilt be happy aud peaceful again Then
why not let Virginia be of these aud prove TO the
world that the earliest prayer Of the righteous ayaeth
much" PROGRESS