Daily American organ., 1856-11-10


Some Of them are sadly delinquent and we
must have an immediate settlement with all
such. Former carriers and agents who have
failed to close their accounts, are respectfully
requested to liQuidate their accounts and
make Payment
Tan NAnH o. FRasonr. The manniacent rum
which Fremont has made 10 his first trial for the
Presidency appears TO be fekndling at once the
flame Of bis popularity. BY several public meet
ng In this city he has been proclaimed their can
didate Cor 1890; and we have no doubt that all
the Republican prcNscs Of New England are Ia his
favor. Very well. Let "a take things coolIy and
deliberately; and BY the year of grace 1860 we
may be enabled 10 show The differences between
Fremont and Fillmore In the South NsW York
Herald II he 8ht.)
The New York Herald thus coolly and de-
hberately" pnrsues its purpose of aiding and
abetting the cause OF Romanism, Foreienism.
and Forneyism. IT'S game IN the recent con-
test has been, 20 divide the ( American party'
bymaking the Kansas issues override all 9TH
era and to unite the South in solid phalanx
BY this means, In favor Of Buchanan. Profess.
ing 70 be opposed to this sham Democratic
party, the base hireling has from the com,
mencement Of this canvass, pursued the very
course tocontiDue Il IN power and nos9 seeks
to perpetuate its dynasty We do not regret
that be has dnpe5 John O. Fremont nor do we
care how much the Forneyites have paid for
the services Of this political Jesuit
Ifthe Republicans Of the North expect ever
10 elevate such man as Fremont to the Pres.
idency, we apprehend they will be disappoint
cd. No sensible and wellinformed man doubts
Fremonfs CathoIicity, and we are greatly de-
ceived if the sober second thought OF the
people Of the Northern and Northwestern
States shall not unite the American portion of /
them against all such candidates We admit |
with deep regret, the general existence in those
sections, ofa present purpose in the people TO
make the anti-slayery question paramount to /
all others But this purpose cannot long con.
tinue 70 exist, as principle of political action
for the simple reason, that, the Northern De /
mocracy, who have supported Buchanan, win
be found in the next Congress to be as firm
and decided opponents Of slavery extension, as
the Fremonters themselves and long before
the end Of Buchanan's term, it will have be-
come the settled policy of the Forneyized De |
mocFacy, that no more slave States shall be |
addod u the Union.
1Aat tae South win find themselves bam-
booasSds shS>ted, and defeated on this ques-
ton, By ths siection Of Buck and Brecko on
the squatter sovereignty platform, is apoins
upon which not shadow Of doubt can exist /
among those who are entitled 10 the credit Of
possessing common political information. sThel
election Is oyer7it is fixed and irrevocahle
the present term and we now repeat 4 !. ~
South, what we have doseR timeg asi.larea
before through oar columns, tAs = III ,,,ors
sLGge StatsssOsgl BE- added b. u 4. ~. f.,,.ra.,,
zee orsgsnes psrposS 4 n the Gassatton q
'g'sqsser sogerss0s ..ty' shall be carried out,
p,sk.sas ~ eSaD' = j they win be- under james
Due'AAl. @s
- snam Democratic party have no idea,
~ sach purpose, as the admission Of Kansas,
with constitution recognising slavery In
The elevation OF Buchanan, the Van Buren
Frsesoilers of the North have triumphed.
Their success "a complete The South has
accepted the Cincinnati platform with q fun
knowledge Of its doctrines, and the lips Of
every Southern Democrat are closed on this
question Such men cannot and ought not TO
make The slightest complaint OF Buchanan, i
he follows out that policy Of which he Is the
author, and which was designed to give all the
Territories to.the NORTH
Wen, then, when the policy of the sham
Democracy shall have been developed By acts
when. during the first Congress, under the
administration Of aOld Squatter Sovereign, v
it shall be found that il is irreyocably fixed
that slavery isanot 70 be extended, sohat sOill
become ~ Fremont and he's supporters -
a0thello's occupation's gonelr The wounds
of bleeding Kansas will have been healed
by the harmed doet0rs of the sham Democra.
cy-the tears Of the afflicted win have beer
dried 10, and Monsieur Fremont viii .lass
leisure for further explorations s'shricks
for freedom win Bc no longer heard sh'
cataplasm Of Squatter Sovereignty vii
have asubdued the iaJaammasion.ph
The slavery question thus adjudicated, il
conformity with The principles Of the Cincip
natl platform, the people North and South vii
have leisure to look into the principles Of III,
American party, and to find out sodateeve th'
proper remedies Cor the evils lowing from i'm
migration. The South win have an opporta
nifty, also, torerzect upon the means, argu
ments promises, pledges and assurances, By
which they win have been sold 10 the Buffalo
platform politicians But'what win this re
Election avail theml They signed the bond Al
Cincinnati i-it was duly scaled and delivered
there win Dc no escape from ita oond5tionai