The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09

Can he expect the republican party win give him =,
In the House3 Never Is be reduced, and wanting NJ
efrespee as willingly put himself under obligation
H. receive iayors It's hands anf become subject .
1iddinQsl Who 50 blind not TO see that every va,
given 10 Mr.. Fillmore has tendency 70 "giye aid A.
omfort 10 the enemies OF the Unon aud 10 promote A.
hauoes Of their SUGGEST The democracy have nomip,l
unimpeachable men, worthy Of the support Of all who m
md cherish the constitution and Union. Why should
riend of either fail 10 sustain them with full tcienc,
II The champions Of the Union elect President Il mas
- Mr. BUCHANAN ii. has been selected because Of Bis a.
sa and devotion 10 IL His adversary, Col Fremont 4
the candidate of the dsunion party, whose wishes and
liey We have right infer, he Is pledged TO CARY OU
s election upon tue grounds occupied by his supporter
ould end in dismemberment OF the confederacy This
o.rly everywhere conceded and which all know and ID
be true.
MANY Of Colonel Fremouts supporters apparently pr,
Gig our noble confederacy erumole in RUNS than
crate av.ry in the States where Recognized b. 100
tuition Ii they are sincere, danger 1apon u.s. lfMs
o.e political prelence they or their leaders WORTH
oon6d.nee or support Gan any man, OF any parry
ieudy TO the Unon under presest circumstances al
ooort the democratic noninees2 II he permits Their des
j. gaius notnipg loses everything worthy OF ooneua
,or No Uulon man except Mr.. bucH'sAs can possibly
moh IN. real n lr heru Union oea Viii yieh hin Al
ID sincere ard harty Support rne' cannot e'n"U
.ta aisauicn, aud the iupI rah VI eNhe u' "Ns'l1
. j, syery state. without 4 shudder Can an souhen
~ ~ tbs Uaiou refuse hia his support vince bt spdhs
"a. ~. 5,ocstly ard earessy devoted = rS'suns !
,icism d.si.ued % crus, he Sou'h, ard drpf he d
,fts paarant,,d by the sess'ruuen WI 'ne 'ad~
sadent electors In the 6ttrea prescribed" 'n "
g. IL, or indirectly, aid the anauca prose ripuenss
ey love their enemies better than their friends Can
ey hope that continued aud successful sa
IN them in all their constitutional rights will be made
Others il they themselves prove recreant to them
o,nentous an occasion Can they not see that their
or tern friends will be disheartened and weakened BY
eat and become less able afford them that bro,hey
naort which they need aud 10 which they entitled
rhey fail in living efficient aid in resisting northern ag.
ION ma, O their attachment to The Union become The
bret OF question Mr. BUCHANAN and his friends will
NIL tines stand BY the Soutl we'll as the North and
Vest, in The defence aud maintenance OF all rgh guar
ued or recognized by the constitution. The
,rir efforts must depend upon union, harmony and If
,enc, of those interested in their corporation in th
ork OF duty Unaided and unsustaned, the triumph o.
cir labors may be delayed until the agtations which
a W SO iearuliy the Union give place to cooe
nd ment and more dispassionate reflection. If their e
orts shall fall il will not be for of honesty Of pur
.ose aud manful e1eron their part. They have al
id,ng faith in the friends of constitutional govern
ent Our advesaries rely upon cres,ing divisions AM
se issues and the effect idle camor and thereby hop
10 secure their defeat The friends of the Union have h
over to overcome all their adversAries We ask will tho
,tand by il in this hour Of imminent peril will the
>, their acts with distinguished adversary, say "Lr
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