New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19
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The young Of the City of Orleans in organizing
Themselves into club of FILLMORE RANGERS, deem it
publicly 10 proclaim their principles and their object
There lisa crisis in national affairs Of the Union
is involved in IT. s{ @kE8 #E#E R
Party sp-unavodabe, perhaps free republics been
inaied until ithas dangerous TO the stability of the
Government 1t characterized by geographical dscrini'
ntionst assumes sectional naes and appeals 70 loca pre-
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The whole land Is with denion and discod Kansas,
il theate Of war; presents and revolving spec
arle 10 patriot and friend Of American constitutional
liberty The institutions Of the Son impregnable under the
guarantees of the Constitution the wise compromises Of our
foreahe and the patriotic action Of tile Conventions Of the
great parties of the country in 1852 hercely as
shiled
On the hand The Aboition grown into considerable
faction by the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and become
by their unon with the eesoers sectional
leaders, regardless Of the Consultation Of country
protesting follow prcep Of higher law openly advo
administration for the North against the South On
hand misguided and fnatical zeao enaeavorng
kde sectional luminosity and to oment eaousies and heart
burngs between the different parts of the country seek
Southern party opposed to Northern party and
desire the South against the North
In this alarming condition of public affairs it becomes the
duty every good to rally the support of the Union
and the Constitution. The time demands an enlarged and
ghened Patriotism conservative and, at the same time
comprehensive national policy All the interests OF the country
must be regarded all sectional distinctions eschewed Inc
Constitution its spirit and equal JUS
done every portion Of the Union The Of the
country must be developed and obstruction opposed to the
will of the nation in its constitutional legislation. The national
honor DO unsuied; the Union odated
principles Of Government made known and appre
operations Of their Justice and beneyolence Thus
will harmony restored and American liberty perpetuaed
history, national glory Concord,
Lexington and Bunker Hill uaw cowpens and Kings Noun
tain Monmouth Yorktown Saratoga and New Orleans all
belong alike country And Hancock Adams Jefferson,
Washington; jay and Marshall Clay and Webster-hed IN
dying American We have indeed coun-
try one Constitution destiny And firmly believe that
the North in the Sou Of American national
character, who themselves and their noble
tors will transmit mimpared to poeriy the heritage they
l have received.
Candidates for the Presidency of the United
States before the peoples
!. John G. Fremont, California, presented by the Abol
oists Freesoiers and Black Republicans the Candidate Of
the North in hostility to the South.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania the candidate Of the
Cincinnati Democratic Convention, who approved the policy of
Mr. Pierce in the conduct of the Government hut rejected him
candidate Mr. Buchanan in assuming his position before
the people, endorsed generally the principles Of that Conren-
He stands opposed to the internal improvement of the
country the National Government He holds out hope Of
relief from the present distracted condition of the country
Under the Ocnd flag he proclams with the usual false pre-.
text Of necessity the obber doctrine Of land plumber and spoil
alton Avowng himself advocate of State Rights and
supporter of the Constitution Of the United States he yet
careS that he inhabitants of Territory have the inherent
right of self goverlunen'-a doctrine denounced by Mr. Cal
onn as utterly untounded and
by large majority OF the American people, ana ny
the entire Sonh as sGnacr sovereignty--a doctrine TN"
would recognize the right OF aliens not hatraze 10 vote.
D. Willard Fillmore OF New YORK candidate presented ny
the American Convention adopted generally by the oa INT
Wigs Of the Union and supported BY many conservative Demo
Gratis Mr. Fillmore Is admitted ny ai dspassonate men 70
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T. ria o,n or If S Orleans re scbo bo sentiment
Tbev do not desire an for the North as agaiu
the South or for the South as against the Morrill, In naton
10 affairs they know only their country their whole country
III nothing but eorntr With strong proclaim
in they announce their determination to their duty
American ee1ne they call upon their brethren through
&c out the land aid Willard Fillot
and preserve the Union and the liberties of the country
re- favorable the election Of tlLMORE an
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