Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
For The Rieh,nond T1io.

LANCASTER. Pa, Oct. IL
have but time to drop you few line. to say reached
this place yesterday in time be present in the afternoon
Fillmore and Doueson pole raising and at the Fill
meeting held in the public Square in the eve,
ming at 4 o'clock The Democrats held a mass meeting
some four squares distant which, from or 9th
er, did not, numbers bear scarcely a comparison
The Democrats have imported into this county and Ieba
non, during the last three weeks about three thousand
Irishman, who at work upon railroads and other
public works BY this they hope to carry these
counties The Democrats very mad because the dark
lantern people will support their ticket and are
endeavoug by speeches and the press make out that
the Union State ticket" they call it, is Fremont abo
tion ticket, when il and is the ticket nominated by
the Fillmore OF the State in Convention because
the Fremont party are supporting it. instead Of the Demo.
cratic State ticket they the Democrats have resotei to
an oil game Tor which they famous and when asked
Il the Democratic State ticket is much abolition ,s
the Union ticket they num-" while the same time
they the leading Democratic speakers are in state of
Scdfcs almost at the idea Of Kansas from present ind
cations becoming free State They here this what
they have been telling the people all the while that th,
popular sovereignty OF Pierre, endorsed by Buchanan
would make IL free. | heard a prominent Democratic
speaker, At the dinner table, TO Fremonter that he
and the Democratic party reoced much the Fremont
party at the free prospects in Kansas and now a. il
known it would be made free by the Pierce policy about
which they had complained so much, and the great
Democratic
Why not vote for Buchanan instead OF Fremont wher
he had completed his ectc emotions the prospect of
kansas being free remarked him that he was
leading Democrat and stamping the State for Buchanan
would bc glad If he would 90 South and express those
sentiments, that the South might the game which is
being played upon them; that they were supporting h,
Democratic party and Buchanan in the South because
O the ca that they would be able by the Democratic pol
TO make Kansas = slave State which was above 1870
This the Why the Of the South sustained
the Democracy n tile destruction of the Compromises
1 urAff I'll
gained nothing and lost everything the whole South will
be indignant at this great wrong done them and foxn
upon VINO had any hand in causing them to lose
hope of ioi ming another slave State out OF the Ter
riioHes now belonging to the United States She can't
complain, however. She has done IT, and therefore said
and caused her well meaning voters to saw that slavery
shall ren1n within it, present domain. This will be the
rHect ~ TIE destruction oi the Compromise and Is the
Sork OF what the Democracy calls popular sovereignty In
territories. The South will in few days have the first
fruits in Kansas and remarked when in Alabama aud
tennessee this spring that before six years the whole
Sonth would damn the Pierce Administrations and every
one that had anything TO do With for the whole charac
ter OF II will tdrn out IN be the greatest ee-so measure
ptomulgate from the hottest heart of abooui.n
How any who wishes the institutions of the Sot we'll
with party longer looking 1T the chances in
hnisnr, and oppose Mr. Fillmore who will give the South
what the Constitution gives it, cannot tell little boy
hhd TX nice little pups for sale the fair ground In
Philadelphia A gentleman accnsted him: " What kind
nj pups are they' Buchanan Fillmore pups,r tn.
little boy quick as thought looking the eyes OF onr
said They were Buchanan pups but now they b,y.
their eyes open they Fillmore p-psl" How will the
south be-" now after having their eyes open about Kansas
What turn will they take vndcate their sincerity
10 the Souht Tke Democrats here are rated at the de
that Kansas will be free. suppose they are the same
south They are elcctoneering with it here and believe
u will help them North, and suppose il will South that
is. II the people can b. led by demagogucs and politicians
Who love party than they do the South the conn
try They eNult over the local election of Connecticut
d seem to overlook the fact that the American helped
'hem 10 gam what they Did III that state. You may eI
pec to hear OF defeat OF the Democracy in this State OF
Tuesday next Notwithstanding the number of voer-
which have been made Tor the occasion Thos H. t1av
u TO be here on Monday evening The Democrats circn
lated that James B Clay, who spoke for Buchanan here
Is the only son Of Henry Clay This is one reason sby
they have him % stand the SPOT to show that he
Is also his son-A plain farmer and Fillmore man
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