New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-20
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We are called upon soh Yote for james g|5eIsuar fs
the purpose Of defeating Frsgaons, she eanii 81
sbs assIaeh kepnelifaa adIsn paE s ss Sa e
EeIected and The appeal i5 niade Is southern
men to present ali undivided aFoit d
I the Worth VI uniting c,s GHcaaaaSt
ore and calenlased rather to GEle
evils impending the cofIntry inssl ID sfefest VI
= fremont but shall be dosse BY nssiatal vote.
for the South s. agass lie IS nss II ir s
t teal faith. 1h 81 tie sentiment Of otg areat
leader Mlara and ii II endorsed by eyeFy
sfals agaia aasloaaa bass aa @ ~ sns s use M
tonal be has been tried ana proved i,rss
snfnently worthy Of AsssrieaI eaa gesIe
NM. This oversight eeea oi DIFF essuiisr hais
of looking forward 10 she good of sEie eountry
bas solely y fhe success Of ssss DemosSaac party
Ihe argument IL ufisonnd because II Buchanan
saould ~ up every SsoAslfesn Yose, II Whit SssE
elecs hiin must have, i'll add
noTsasrn yotsaaEd these are hardly % BE abaaied,
Sy i3ing ASIDE other consideT and dYiug
the North to- sectional issue ana trial oY
u Fremont y elected, s Infiss lie exclusively Nv
soEfhern y, yotss lor hs cannot bet vote from se
vote, and if abe choose ID Gait I'M
what difference would make whistler tita soalTG
were united of divided Mr- asad 1rs FTTE
chanam Will, egether, receive every Southern NIts
despite the treaeherous action of fe
In Missouri and they WH Tis,fe r.
carry tWenty- Northern votes
alone. 5s 3SSs5s75sf
Aside from the main question, i befFsya Shat
more will alone receive sufficient nutibsT o NosGh
ern votes which, added 10 his Southern yata MI
give him 2 majority IN tlls electoral coll Isat sf
he does not, and DE and Buchanan togesAsa ean taE
twenty mine Northern votes from FienleaSS which
they certainy will defeat FEeEaoss u the tl0-45
nlar election, and thus
House Of Representatives. there eoIlsr men
enough in the House, if united, to elect a asioDaI
lssla f this union cannot then be Effected be
the fault of the Democratic party and III eo ssise
here to remark that Il the Democratic 5srty aa iiot
snlkiY rejected every proposition at
the American party Banks would neTer have been q
elected Speaker
But suppose the Demo cratic party be as stubborn
as ever and each party IN the House stands By its
own candidate, the result will beno election ID the
House Ia this event, the Vice President, the
viii have the selecting oe the vice President alid
the Senate being ,wiiI seiect
am sure Democracy VII hare no u complain
at such result. s.8S AB
Nevertheless, tie party MT satisfied aisIs siis
reasoning, and remain 20 patriotiealy
the subject let them svaloie theis.
and tcithdrac their 0irl candidate can be-
done with better grace, because illnore tried
mana true man--m0re generally heaaYed NV afH
acceptable to the American people, chan IL James
/ Buchanan S$Ss 4assg WITT
But the Republican party 81 tie Narth has fss.
covered, have the Democratic party of tIe SafA
that Fillmore viii deeaB them, and sfe Ye
1.-THE same complaint The truth is,
candidate is very much in the way Of his opponents
everywhere s5ss
Iwil dismiss this pet argument of on opponents
with one more remarks believe their object an
elected, and are endeaYorng make IL scarecroR of
Fremont To frighten the tinid into doing their yF
when they will laugh at them as the stpes Of their
/ sophistry and the victims of their false alarms.
Fear not, felIoR-etizens! Fremont can neFer fs
elected. The party that nominated him are famous
for enthusiastic eoHY but action
con comes before the PEOPLE te enthusiasm sH5sidsa
American People, We will present no sectional issues
as they would persuade but meet the sectonalfst
in national grounds and overwhem him With u de-
/ grading consciousness of his own nioFal tFeaspri
Already the fatal blew has been struck, and nobly
was it done! The voice that recently echoed along
the shores Of the Hudson heralded the doom df the
reckless agitator, and thered the thunder of the
whole Republican artillery Strong and fearless III
his purpose of mindful Of his own success tr
defeat, and determined with all he resolution AZ his
own great heart to detect the traitor-A Hard FIJI
more with Irresistible hand tore the silver veil
the face of the false Prophet and exposed tile Ioatl
some thing in all its horrible aEliness. How the
Stewards, the Greeleys and md the Wilson's hoNIsd when,
in the language of the Washington Union lnoFe
exposed the disanion purpose Of the Black Republic
can nomination. and how were the deceived masses
of that party brought to 4 sober rsde decton
the time james Buchanan was playing shideaIiSs
| Whoopn behind the Democratic plat form.
The Democratic organs OF the country have adopted
Fillmore against the Republican party, and yet they
insist on us supporting Mr.. Buchanan with the hef-
metcal seal on his p forhs has declared himself an
absolute and incorrigibe 4 Say Nothing ass would
ask: are men to be rewarded for doing nothing IN
they to be rewarded for an inyeterate pledge to
silence and inaction The answer shonIss be that ~
an hour of peril like this, America expects every man
to do his duty. The American principle has been ne
Gently most triumphanty yindcated By the conduct
of the Germans Of the North, who have thrown off
the disguise and now stand in the full light of abo-
i mr. natrr lnI
shall we now forsahe principle clearly vital t the
best interests Of the country land unite with those
who for party purposes, have 50 eareenlY fostered
man who shakes his head in determined silence when
the country is calling on every patriot to come to the
rescue? 1t cannot be expected of MS.
Fillmore can't be elected Who says 50 Let Us
inquire, and it may be we will find There is, fell
lowcitzens posse OF political leaders who gorge the
entrances to the White House and Capitol at WASH
ington, OF may be seen promenadng Pennsyl lyanial,
cipients of the fruits of party trunph-and they
Fillmore can't be elected 70 There is another posse
at every commercial city and port of entry in the
country who, with greasy chops and bloated gsages.
gobble the fat of the land they say that
more can't be electedi These are the second recpi-
ents. There is another posse who hover somewhere
near the court house in every count and parish in
the country, and they distend their little throats to
scream likewise that 9 Fillmore can't be elected Y.
These are the third recipients and expeetants. All
these crows that calo around the door Of the public
But, fellow-ciHzens have they consulted you The
farmers, the mechanics and iabogeEs of the country
who vote for their country and not for themselves
have they been consulted Perhaps # they VIII Wais
while, and hear the people speak, there will hs a#
4 different report to make. 7s
4 Why, it is acknowledged that Fillmore is a true
man, and has the advantage Of having been thorough
! " tried; and will add on my own responsibility,
that of living statesmen s he the hearts Of
his countrymen.' What mean they, then, by saying
he can't be elected e Ara We to understand them
as insinuatng that they have the masses so complete
ly fettered in the lead dstrings o party that they
not vote for the man of their ciioire Woe is the
day when free people cannot choose for ruler the
man after their own heart szS#5ss$ Ee5a,
But know better than all thisi lean see the first
workings of ground-swell of patriotic feeling many
athons below the precarious foundations Of the wire
tissued fabrieations of party and when The people
do rise in their majesty these pretentions struc
lures will be crushed like bird heard shout
from the fr-of strand that swelling and gath
ering volume every foot Of the way. No mistake but
it was the voice of true love! There Was 6 view
less spirit in the sound that never be counter
/ feted! Such was the shout that Welcomed home the
noble patriot Millard Filmore-and when heard it,
said to myself Surely, surely, the man whom the
people love so much, and whose fidelity to the coun
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