New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

tia ss,T, MIL doahsss aad d5aW heE
Southern apon the q
APPREHENSION of defeat has Violently affected the
memory of On 40 other grounds can we
explain The strange misapp rehension that led him 70
say the Crescent e xulted hugely oyer the results
81 lie Maine ELECTION If he will return to
he viii sd thing but eSlltation manifested.
I'm mat Nc wrote on the 10th, to- which the Courier
srefsis No wrote as Union men as Southern men
hot Is parfisa Or as advocates Of any mere party
this s expressly stated ID hid opening and closing
paIs graphs and Tile idea was maintained and en-
forced throughout the entire article stead of be-
i'd esltant{ over the success the Black Republi
can horsles Ne were saddened yond measure and
Il and fsnned an earnest appeal to our sonth
er,, TO en- alasse around the unsul
lied banner of the national patriot -FILIMoRE-a
the only means 81 defeating tie Freesoiler
and Of preserving the Union. Then, now We con
sitered MI. BachaDans prospects utterly hopeless
1.-THE Nort--and then, as now, were firmly con-
that Willard Fillmore alone stood in the way
triumph Of Seward, Sumner Chase, Greeley
and Company, through the election OF their plant
sool, John q. Fremont. jss 5SS8$
II HE Courier speaks Of 8 Getting men who can
rise superior the bitter passions Of the hour etc.
Has the Courier 7ectta sufic GENTLY We fear not
We are sure not Had its editors reflected have
reflected over the nlomentous issues involved the
pending canvass il is extremely doubtful whether the
article VIE are refuting would have been written
Elected as not as partisans Or
III members Of any political organizat ton felt
that cher litigation than mere party obligations
rested upon us. felt that the South was in danger
that the UnionWas in danger and the result OF
reflections and ations was TO supportthe man
best calculated to avert the common danger that
threatened both. Every public ndicaton, dence
and tendency, pointed towards AfILLARD FIILMoRE5
as the man for the crisis. that is upon the country
The editors Of the Courier evidently; have not
refected as we have reflected. They have, mayhap,s
4 reflected as Bachanan men, but not as Union or
/ Southern men. Here is the difference betweenus.5
Immediately succeeding the above quoted para
i graph; the Counter says Sgas$ 4$S% I'd
following out The plan of operations
s Pmois strong and
the North seize The OCCASION q The
~ sIslatss na
Who HEY aee the North against FIRE.
4 mont G s. s. =
The foregoing does not help coterpo rarys case
atail On the contrary, INJURIES his position for it
wilIlead the people Of the South to make searching
enquiries and ugly suggestions. The people will
cally speaking,) the States Of Iowa and Mane have
4 been imp1egnabe Democratic strongholds. both in
4 State and Federal elections Now if Buchanan
State tickets are overwhelmed in Democratic Mala-
koffs, what chance will Buchanan himself stand III
Northern States that have been Hitherto doubtful or
which have voted against the party that nominated
him n That's NE pont and the only point be taken
into consideration That ID the point for Southern
men to discuss among themselves. And what is the
logical deduction to be drawn from the result Of the
elections in Iowa and Maine? Why, that Buchanan
viii hardly to carry ID single Northern State
and that the battle in that section is almost entirely
between Fillmore and Fremont 4 By no Legitimate
process ofratioeinaton any other ncusions be
y arrived al. t9 s85a
It is on grounds like these@M Mr.. Buchanan's cause
being rredeenaby lost at the North--that we have
Eappealed and shall appeal, with all our might and
main, and with every energy we @possess,tto our
Southern brethren to cast aside their political pref
erences and vote in body for Willard Fillmore, in
n order to render the overthrow Of Fremont and his
4 abolition supporters complete and crushing
Further along the Courier says: =
You asseyerae ha Mr. Fillmore will certainly New
@ loa as
We do not consider it.worth our while to 60 into
Z an argument to show why Mr.. Fillmore will carry
u. New York and New Jersey. It is but q short time
sinee one Of the editors Of this in New orb
II and Washington. While in both cities he mingled
n freely with leading Democrat Of them ole
and valued personal friends did not find one whc
n entertained the slightest idea that Mr.. Buchanan
& would obtain the electoral vote Of either Of tfls
States named at the same time expressing anything
but confidence in the of favorable result ii
81 4Pennsy lYania 4 ztg. s. N =.
edo not find any thing calling for reply in Thu
three four succeeding paragraphs Of the Courier
fph effort and further than that it betrays con
sciousness Of weakness there is nothing noteworthy
stouty maintains and essays to figure out, tina
Mr. Buchanan is strong in the SOUTH but has precou
little to say about his strength in tile North! TIL
Courier has stomach for such a discouraging job
i. Well, we don't wonder, Itwould be too much lik
ones ordering his own coffin under the firm eonvic
y zion Of approaching dissolution. But this YER
omission the partEof the Courier adds force to on
I argument that the South should present an unite
front in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore--tiat Southern Wings
n Democrats, Americans and native and adopted cit
zens, should all vote for him. Why should the Sout
decide its strength upon Mr.. Buchanan who is weak
h ness personifed al the North when such dipisio
d necessarily tends to the advantage Of Fremon
4 and the Freesoilers? We cannot believe that such
suicidal policy will eyer be entertained by any col
=, siderable portion Of the Southern, people. t.
O. Althoughnot particularly called upon, we maya
well put an extinguisher upon the subjoined par,
st graph from the Courier:S ,ys
III Az 70 the assertion pf The Bee that the State of Maine
locked reliable Democratic STATE nothing can be
unfonndad England State has been Looked ON
= cih,iee in New Hampslire Mime CONNECTICUT But
far advised, and think know much on III
eiiero Of reliance been piac
either, although Connecticut is regarded the hope
pc The New Orleans Courier is the organ of the Dem
a. cratic party of Louisiana, The Washington Union
the organ Of the Democratic party Of the Unit
oil States Neither Of these propositions will be d
s puted by the Courier; The Courier states that Meth
at Maine, nor any other G New England State has be
At looked on as reliable for Buchanan u Now, WI
In did the Washington Union say in regard to Den
lei cratic prospects in the aforesaid State of Main
ae$ Letus In the issue Of the Union Of the 9Th
slant, there appears an EDITORIAL in replyto ju
liant article nom the Boston Ffeesoill Atlas call
ID forthby the result Of the election in Vermont 4
q. Atlas appealing to its friends in Maine to do as
% friends III Vermont had. Said the Union:
ed greatly deceived the brethren 81 Maine
4 urgently by the Atlas haze Hot the slightest int
-, ton Of following the example OF the brethren es
In. The Democrats Of de fill Of hore and tt
appear % fale efficient apa they Iii
pnghy alive to the npnr1anes Of ihe lenai Struggle We
tlRsl l IN f ka 5t '1Y.