Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26
From the Richmond Wing
Facts for the Campnign.

IIOiI tIs -AiDGHy AIceHtHo ooH''uh~culleo
a by Thurow Weed, the most villanious Abo
ltionist in the United States-we take the
4 following refreshing paragraphs which will
show with whar envenomed bitterness Mr.
Fillmore is pursued by the leaders Of the
Black Republican party. 1fthere is a man
in the world whom the AboIitonists hate
= with perfect hatred, it is that true patriot
and statesman, whom the Southern Democra-
cy, equally with the traitrous Freeso,lers,
are trying to PROSTATE and destroy. Abiding
to Mr. Fillmore Albany speech, the notable
and patriotic sentiments of which have found
hearty response in tue heart of every
friend to his country in all sections Of the
Union, Weed in his journal says
" His broad endorsement Of Notification
J in that sveech would, we thought. have been
received in silence, if it had not induced an
apology, from at least portion of the press
whjcR supports him. But it seems the doc
trine of that speech i. to be made the doc
trne Of his party. Mr.. Fillmore is to be reeog-
nized as the successor Of John c. Calhoun.
What that deceased statesman preached, Mr..
Fillmore is to practice. If the majority Of the
People of the United States shall dare to de-
eide cont. .ary to the wishes of the minority
the minority with Mr. Fillmore at their
head are to "REFUSE TO SUBMIT" and
will proceed to carry out PRACTICAL null
LITIGATION!
THE South, with all its boldness, has not
since the death OF John C. Calhoun, ventured
upon even the enunciation of such black trea-
son. 1t remained for Northern Dough-lace
to utter such sentiment.
Again. it says Of the Fillmore party:
They hold that one part of the Union may
separate from the other, if defeated in
Presidential contest They are the only
party that avow such reasonable doctriae.
All other pa rites adhere to the constitutional
principle, that it is the night of the Majority
to govern and the duty Of the Minority to
submit. Blu: the Fillmore party declare they
won't submit if left in minority, they
will stcede, unless their sectional preferences
are consulted. And SO far from calling such
resistance by its right name, Treason, they
urge that it is thing to be conciliated and
yield to- Their candidate himself proclaims
the new dogma" from the portico of the
Capitol. His followers do not venture to saw
him nav. Give them credit, then, for the
one doctrine they agree upon. They are the
dlSOnloH party
In the same number of Weeds paper we
find the following paragraphs one after an
other:
REMEMBER That FilI-ore, in one of
the score of speeches which he has made
since his return from Europe. has uttered one
word in repuke of the Border Ruffians, Or in
favor OF freedom uron Free Soil
REMEMBER! Fillmore stands upon
Platform as thoroughly Pro-Slavery as that
reared for Buchanan at Cincinnati.
REMEMBERS! That Fillmore is as accept
able to the Border Rufians as Buchanan
They sleep in the same Pro-Slavery bed!
REMEMBERS! Every Fillmore member
Of Congress voted against Free Kansas!
REMEMBER! That Mr.. Haven, member
of Congress from Buffalo, and Law Partner
of Mr.. Fillmore. voted in Congress against
admitting Kansas Free State!
We ask our electors and oratorss says the
Hhig, to file this precious scrap away. They
will be of eminent service during the canvass.
And when an empty-headed, unscrupulous
Locofoco slangwhanger talks ofthe Abolition
ism of Millard Fillmore, just pitch them into
bis teeth, and even his hardened face may be
made to blush for the calumny he utters.
BEAR IT IN MlND.-While Millard Fillmore
occupied the Presidential chair, not disor-
eanizer, North or South, received an appoint
ment to post of honor or profit. The con-
sequence was, fanatcism and disaffection
were almost starved out when he left the
Office. His successor. the soundest man in
lavished the patronage of the government
upon Abo]itionists, Secessionists and Free
soiIers, and the Union is on the brink of dis
solution.
One of Pierce's first appointments was
that of Reeder, the prime instrument and
author of all the disturbances in Kansas.
The salient feature in Pierce's political char
acter is, his reckless disregard of pledges. |
We know not whether this infrmity, so COM
mon nowadays. is an attribute of his pri-
vate character, but speaking of him as pub
tic man, he is the most faithless and treach-
ercus President that has ever desecrated the
office. His first solemn pledge in his inaug-
ural address was. to suppress the agitation of
slavery No one, as the supple tool of ADLER.
heads and mischievous hands. has been more !
effective in engenderng fratricidal hate, and
precipitating the country into incipient revo-
luton. His administration illustrates most
signaily the mischievous consequences Of
the possession of power when not guided
by wisdom, and not controlled by principle
and an appropriative sense.-N 0. Bulletin
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