The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-05

Chicago, but native OF an adjacent town
sends us the following letter relative "
political matters and the prospects Of Ere
mont and Dayton in Illinois In q private
lstter accompanying the vote hs alludes 70
the fact Of his having been y supporter Of
Franklin Pierce, bot he says he can support
no longer an " administration that has
abused its trust" and that in common with
Thousands in Illinois who werc originally
Pierce men. he now supports Fremont and
Dayton.
CucAGo, Aug. Is, 1886.
Mr.. EDIroR: The good work goes brave
" on. in the Great West. Illinois Is safe
for Fremont and Dayton. The people
throughout the West are thoroughly awake
and aroused 10 the coming contest. Inspits
Of the death struggles Of the Stare Ds~Oe-
raey to conceal and keep back the real issue,
In this campaign out Of sight, the people
fully understand it. They know that 10 10
the design Of the slave democracy to carry
slavery by force into free territory eonsecrit-
ed by our fathers to the free lborsr AMI to
freedom. The people Of the West know that
the slave democracy have selected u man for
their candidate whose dishonesty Is poll
tician, whose shiltings and turnings from
Fsdrahst to Demoerat from Democrat TO Ab-
oifionia, from A5ohtionism to Siarry prop
sgaadisa, from the conservative statesman
in the prime Of life to the nllibus,er in old
age. will warrant thcm in believing that he
will be more supple, and abject in the hands
Of his mastery than Frank Pierce even.
The voters in the North West have no
confidence in James Buchanan. They be-
lieve that IL elected President of the United
States, that he would be ready to serve
the slave drivers OF the South and the ne
gro traden of the North; and to PROSTITUTES
the influence of his position: and to use
the power Of the government for the pur-
pose Of subjugatins Freemen in Kn''as and
forcing slavery into Free Territory rs Mr..
Pierce has been. Tho peoplc Of The great
West can also believe that the government
of this great Republic would Se unsafe in
the hands Of Mr. Buchanan, or any other
individual guilty Of such gros dishonesty AZ
diplomatist as he exhibited to The civil
lied world in becoming party to that s'd-
iculous document called the o'fens ea"'f'''
90; and by the way, Hon. a. " Browns
letter TO the Hon. 5. R. Adams, shows that
Mr. Buchanan SAIL adher" 70 'ne saihe
P'NA''VA' 'oo'' '
Mason and souie ~ os'ena sna '"a' no
intends TO put it in practice-that 1t will bc
n mart of his policy-the crowning object Of
,,..,;.,-,.s,;,n; ~ o,.o,.s 4.
III" Au.'',O" -" 'O
In that document MI. buchanan says;
.Af,sr -. shall have ofy,red spain prics
g., c,,h. E,r Lyond il, pr.s,f rsl.-. and
,S;. .hsIi nav, han r.h,.d. /, will then b.
time to eon,idsr the aae.,i, IN, does Cuba in
tb, po.u.s.ion of Spain, seriously en- longer
or, iai.rnsi peace and ,ho existence Of our
cherished Unionp Should This question Be
answered in the affirmative, then by every
law. human and divine. ,re sAaQ be jssnfed
in ,rre,ting x from Spoin If rs posse,s tie
po,r,r."
60, a., r.
NOW JUST @ko INC 'ohosnH "'' .'O"'
Hon. A. q. Brown, one OF she committee
ebo.en and .elscted by the Cincinnati Con-
-. :. -. ", p,.h.,., NJ nj.
's"'.o"' :" 'VA.
nomination by that eonvenson' 10 'ne non
5. Il. Adams, in connection with the declar-
alton above referred to from the Ostend
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'iA"'o' ......... ...-. F..
WARRINGTON Crrr, June Is, 1886.
Mr. DEAR SR: congratulate you on
the nomination Of your hvori,e candidate
for she PrUidsncy. ..
If the nomination ofMr. Buchanan vas
acceptable 70 me at fst. il % still more ~
now, since ! have seen him and heard him
speak. The Comnittse oil which vas one,
waited on him OF MS residences to give him
formal and oficial notice of his nomination,
and in the name OF he National Denocra-
CIV 70 request his acceptans or ID. We
found him open, hsnk, and wholly undis-
guted In she expression Of his sentiments
Mr. Buchanan sid, in the presence OF all
who had s.smbled-and they we're fsom
the North and the South, the Fast and the
ws.-that Ae aooS .pon hs CsnGnnGii
Platform and iadorsed ersry part Of i. he
ras erpi,af in his ronarks on rs Ssrry
fsafrr,, scging that tie Ssuery iase sas
ne Absorbing s'e,nen IN iAe canro's. lie
recogniscd to its fullest extent the oyershad-
owing Importance OF fhaf ''ss, and IL elect
cd he would make u she grcat aim OF hn
Administration to settle the question upon
such terlns IS should give peace and safety
70 the Union, and security 10 the SOUTH
He spoke in terms ef dsesd.d eorrnSadai'on q
the kUrsas sH, and - pointediy deprecAted
the unworthy edorts OF sectional agitation 10
Get up . national conhasrasion ON that ques'
Aou' AUr ms @ I'm
ia's mensars oi io'o, 'ne NA"ss o,n 80