Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26
For NorIhern Democrats.

TO tho most scrupulos stiekler for Southeru
rights"
THERE Is NOT A SINGLE PUBLIC
NAN IN THE LIMITS OF. SOUTH
CAROLINA, NOT ONE OF HER PRES.
ENT REPRESENTATIVES, OR sen.
ATORS IN CONGRESS WHO ARE
NOT PLEDGED TO THE LIPS IN FA-
VQRoF DISUNION.- Charleston ( 81 }
Mercwy,
The following is from the Richmond En-
quirer of Aug. 29th.
THE ELECTION OF Mr.. BUCHAN-
AN MAY, AND PROBABLY WILL,
ORIGINATE A REACTION IN PUB
Lie OPINION THAT WILL ENCOUR-
AGE THE EXTENSION OF THE CON
SENTATIVE INSTITUTION OF SLA-
VERY.
From the same, Aug. %:
THE ELECTION OF Mr.. BUCHAN-
AN WOULD BE A REACTIONARY
MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF SLAVERY
AND CONSERVATISM.
Now a white Northern pearl among
these black Southern diamonds, and our
Buchanan necklace of gems for to-day will
be complete. The New York Day Book,
the leading Northern organ of the so-called
democratic party, holds this language:
snow what is the position of the North
crn Democracy Are they so ignorant, so
Supplied by lies, perversions of truths, by
the invention Of the words "slave" and Hsla-
very extension" as to hear this issue? Are
they such base and cowardly creatures as to
permit the curse of abolition, the besotted
aristocrats, the crazy old women and be-
wildered ''white niggers" of Massachusetts, to
delude or frighten them from their duty
to permit Garrison, Abbey Kelley & Co. to
drive them into hostility to the South-to
carry out the schemes" of European mon
archists-to war upon Southern society, to
pen up their negrOes-in short, to oppose
3he@extension of slavery r. NO,INDEEDI !.
A THOUSAND, A MILLION TIMES
No! THERE is NOT ONE SINGLE
DEMOCRAT INTHE WHOLE BROAD
NORTH OPPOSED TO THE EXPAN-
SION OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY, OR
SO-CALLED EXTENSION OF SLA-
VERY" and they only wait to have the
truth spoken out, and things called by their
names, to sweep the abolition imposture
from the Republic, and to bury its besotted
tools in the profoundest depths-the lowest
possible deep of the popular contempt
We forbear to comment on the above
The extracts speak for themselves, and to
every honest Democrat they utter warn
ing which viii not be unheeded on election
day.
WHERE Nh. BUCHANAN STANDs.-Presi-
dent Pierce, in late speech, says ofthe
nomination of Mr.. Buchanan:
aI congratulate you that your choice has
fallen on a man who stands on the IDEN-
TICAL PLATFORM THAT IOCCUPY,
and that he will take the SANE with the
standard lowered never an inchp
Stephen Arnold Douglas in his late New
York speech said:
Buchanan and myself have for several
wears back, ever since came into public life
HELD THE SANE POSITION on the
slavery question from beginning to end"
Now hear what Buchanan says:
II have been placed on a PLATFORM
OF WHICH l HEARTILY APPROVE,
aud I must square my conduct by that plat
form.
Resolution of the Cincinnati Convention
which nominated Buchanan:
RESOLVED. That the Administration of
FRANKLIN PIERCE has been true to
Democratic principles, and therefore true to
the great interests of the country; IN the tace
of the violent opposition, he has maintained
the lalUs at home, and therefore 'De proclaim
g OUR. UNQUALLFLED ADME
OF HIS MEASURES AND
POLICY
Why did not the Messenger publish this
resolutonl
Extracts from the Richmond Enquirer
The organ of the Democracy in Virginia:
"While it is far more obvious that Eegroes
should be slaves than whites, (for they are
only fit to labor yet the principle of slave
~ IS itself right, and DOES NOT De
PEND ON DIFFERENCE OF COM
PLEXION."
The IssUE.-The Charleston EUening
NeUs says
''The issue is slavery or no slavery: it is
useless to disguise it"
The New York Day Book declares it to
the issue, and says
"Woe to those of the Democratic party
who finch from the contest"
The Washington Union declares it to be
the issue of the day.
Thus speaks Southern politician:-
ave Southerncrs intend to make Slave
~ national, not sectional, even at the cost
Of making new Southern nation, an Inde-
pendent slave nation of its own. All COM
promises must be abolished and slavery
made national"
Judge RosT, a Buchanan stump orator, in
a recent speech at Concord, N. H. said
~The institution ofslavery is stronger than
faction, than fanaticism, than party, than
Constitution, than tie UllioR"
Grand Rally at Mansfield.
The State Journal announces a Mass
Convention of the Freemen of the Backbone
Counties, at mansfield, Oct 9Th. Invita-
s;o1= hara haos, saot 70 many of tba ynosf