New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

North must now see if they you'd rescue certain
States from the taint Of Freesoilisn that fhey ,'ss
vote for Willard Fillmore. No other alternative is
left them and We doubt not they will embrace it by
SCORES Of thousands. How can they, as honest men,
vote for Mr. Buchanan, when every vote thus thrown
directly tends to tile advantage Of Col. Fremont,
whose principles they profess to detest and abhor?
a lthoush these remarks apply forcibly to the Blu
chanali men Of the North their is thou-
sand fold more forcibe when applied to the Blu.
charan men of the South. They have larger, differ
ent and more immediate interests at stake than the
opponents Of Fremont in the North. The party
which is enlisted under the black banner Of Fremont,
wars exclusively upon the South, her constitutional
rights and her most cherished Institutions, The war
The Freesoilers wage against us war to the knife
and from the knife to The hta war which, 50 far as
as expressions go, characterized by all the fero-
cots instincts that animate the merciless sayages Of
our western wlds But the supporters Of Fremont
do not war upon any interest Of the North upon
any portion Of the Northern people. On the contra
ry their appeals to the orthern people to join them
III their unholy crusade against the South are long
loud ana anceasng Here is the difference it is q
great difference and to it we beg the earnest atten
ton Of the Southern public. M n
IL ID vel said that Fillmore can alone save the
country from sectionalisnl. From the bottom Of
heart we believe such to be the case we did not,
and believed that Mr. Buchanan could, as Southern.
Union men We would deem it a solemn duty we owed
our section and country to support Mr. Buchanan
But ail corlcu1Ting events show that Mr.. Buchanan
u 70 beat back the surging waves
of Black Republi at the North and that the
only hope Of the country rests with that pure patot
and national statesman President Fillmore. Hence
our appeals to tile conservative men Of the land to
cast aside political partlalities and prendices and
rush to the rescue of our common Union, which is
certainly in danger from the menacing hosts of the
aBlack Republicans. w
The question should not be-f which man do we
prefer but, with which man can we most assuredly
1 defeat the common enemy The latter is the only
| question any Southern voter should ask himself.
Without again referring to the recent State cleo
tiens to Prove that Buchanan is not the man to defeat
Fremont in the North, and that Mr.. Fillmore is, we
return to home Buchanan authority the accred-
tied organ Of the Democracy of Lousiana--to that
/ able and veteran exponent Of the so;styled Demo.
1 cratic principles--the New Orleans Courier. By it
We propose demonstrating the now almost universally
admitted fact that the prospects of the Hon. James
Buchanan are comparatively hopeless in the North /!
Certainly, no Old Line Demo no ardent Blu
lehman manwil refuse to- epose implicit credence
| in the statements of his chosen organ! We now
/ bring the Courier on the stand. I'LL
On the 18th instant, the Courier contained an
elaborate article in reply to the remarks Of the Bull
letn Bee and Crescent of the previous day, to the
effect that the defeat Of the Buchanan tickets in Iowa
4 and Maine States which have almost always been
overwhelmingly Democratic--Was indicative of the
fact of Buchanan's extreme weakness at the North
rendering lit very questio nabe whether he would be
able to carry single Northern State. That article
embraced the subioined graph, which we repro,
duee for the purpose of pointing out the remarkable
admissions it makes. We italicise several senten-
i $ces Said the Courier:
assertion Of the Bee TINT !he Stats Of Maine was
a1onndsa satshs$ see fooled e rs
esass e Ss@ ss ss
dvised, md think we knosas mIth on th:
poin as either contemporaries, been placed
aei although Connecticut is regarded the most hopeful
There are SIX New England States Maine, Yer
4 mont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode ISLAND
and Connecticut casting in the aggregate forty.one
Il electoral votes or nearly one fourth Of the entire
i electoral vote of the Free States
It will be seen in the first place, that the Courier
Hexplicitly states q No Nelo England State has beer
looked on as reliable for B,chanan" This rules out
unquahffedly, Mr.. Buchanan from any real participa
ton in the Presidential contest in the six state
s named and necessarily confines it to Fillmore ant
4 Fremont! Further along, the Courier says: !" Hi
Il (Buchanans) friends thought that perhaps there wa
q, chance in New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut,
4 but that sNo RELIANCE HAS BEEN PLACED ON EITHER
although Connecticutis regarded as the most hopeful
i Nov, here is an admission, by the official organ
5 tho Buchanan Democracy of Louisiana, which is s.
+ unqualified and important in its tenor and bearing
that should arrest the undivided attention of ever
Union man in the South without distinction Of party
1t should be read and pondered, with an eye ant
q Judgment single to the interests of our common
i country.
Il Six free States casting forty-one electoral votes
are given up as sure against Buchanan and yet tn
Courier, after expressing decided preference TO
n Fillmore over Fremont in the same article iron
which we have quoted still strives to make its read
=. eIs believe that Buchanan does possess strength a
the North and nyokes his Southern partisans to SUI
II port him
s. With all proper respect, we must be permitted
q say that partisan madness could not lead men muc
Il further. II the Courier really prefers the election
I Of Fillmore to the election of Fremont it wou
that the national men of the North should triumph
Il over the abotionists of the Northwhy, in the nam
n Of or general Union and our beloved section, does
" not come ont and recommend the supporters Of BIZ
q chanan in the New England States to rally aroun
the standard of Fillmore, and thus aid in crushin
n fanaticsm in its strongholds? Why does it not ca
on the Washington Union, the Boston Post and til
New Hampshire Patriot--the home organ of Pres
dent Pierceto assistin the good patriotic effort
, Byso doing-by bringing about cooperation Of a
national electors in the northeast against Fremont
complete rout Of the mongre forces under his con
+ mand might be accomplished. And then, Greee
+ would he prostrated and Seward annihilated
ii If the Courier fails in this particular the people
the State will know what estimate to place upon il
patriotism and what value to put upon its claims
Northern strength made on behalf of Mi. buchanan
~
y MADISON PARISH AROUSED! - Great Filln,o'
Barbecue at Richmond.-One of the largest assen
, blages of the yeomen of North Louisiana that eve
- took place, came of on the 10th inst, at Richmon
1t clearly demonstrated the great truth that the pc
pie the bone and sinew of the country, are for IL
4 Union candidates, whatever may be said by poli
5 clans and office seekers to the contrary.
y The meeting was organized at early hour in Il
!, day BY the appointment Of the Hon. ]. NJ ELAN,
East Baton Rouge President and several gentlemt
= yice. prnsidents and Secretaries committee w