Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-07

be applied the these atsrna S.tes
Let do unto them that would that they should do
friends and all embarked in the ship;
and II she oundesir OF the OF
the all 20 down together this Union be
ssunde this beautiful fabric the hands ofour
must be scattered in peees and the people, in
the language OF the eloquent address Of your chairman
be converted into nation OF lshmaeuee. cannot
template such scene without horror and turn from !,
with oathing and disgust fear that chairman
ucpates too much when he supposes t would be in my
power II elected to the Presidency, harmony
to the country. All say is, that in such an event
should be willing to make sacrifice, personal and
political 70 attain desirable object But can new
BE- the President Of portion of this nation
against the other give pledge for the future
that is found in past conduct II wish chief
magistrate administer the constitution and laws impair
TALLY and IN every part OF ihc Union giving to every
State and every Territory and every citizen his just due
without fear favor then cast your votes for
me- repeat here what have said elsewhere that II
there be tho.e the North who President rule
the South-f there be those at the South who want
President to rule the NORTH do their
| can never represent them. i stand upon the broad
platform OF the Constitution and the laws. II should
be called upon administer the government the Constu
ton and laws OF the country shall be executed, at
cry hazard and At every cost
These are the Rochester Revelations of Willard
Fillmore; and what is there in these revelations" %
provoke the wrath Of the Examiner through two
mortal columnst Though deploring the repeal OF
the Missouri Compromise on account of the wide
spread and perilous agitation to which it has given
BIRTH he yet tells the Northern people to their face
in distinct and emphatic language. that that act OF
repeal affords ust ground for controversy NTH
our Southern 6rethren-certdiniy By ehich
they should be dePriced Of their political rights
And it, ask, the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise "ArroRps No JusTGRorND CONTROVERSY even,
between the North and the South, how il afford
any ground At all for the rage, the camor the bitter
demand for its restoration, the part of the Black
Republicans any other portion of the Northern
people, And how, with Mr.. Fillmore viewing il IN
the light he has stated, could it afford him decent
prctext for aiding in or desiring its restoration >
Really, the whole thing is too plain for argument
Then agaln-and let the declaration be printed
in letters Of gold and hung up in every lOgcabiu in
the wide land-see what he says further:
''lf you wish n chief magistrate to administer the
Constitution and Laws impartially, and in every
part OF the Union gieng 10 erery State, and erery
TERRITORY, and erery citizen, his just due, uthcut
scar or .tdror, then you may cast your votes for
.me repeat here what have said elsewh here, that
III there be those at the North who want Presi-
dent to rule the there be those at the South
''who want a President TO rule the NORTH do not
"Lednt their Cotes. | can never represent them.
"stand upon the broad platform of the Constitution
"dnd the Lars. If | should be called upon to ad-
minister the Government the Constitution and
Laws of the country shall be executed at every
hazard and at every cost"
Would to Heaven, every patriot will exclaim there
were few in this broad Republic, who
had the manness, the courage, the exalted patriot
ism, to make Just such revelations" these But
sad though it is, there is not another that know