New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-20
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as Has 70 have been expected, the whole Abolitio
camp Washington was terribly excited over Il,
nomination Of lizard Fillmore, and intrigues wer
atoice set Oh We iniure his prospects, blacke
Ms Jar lame, and throw all manner Of oboquy upo
the national party which thought him worthy th
highest office within the giftof the people, i
ii We learn from A Washington dspatchsto tb>clr
Il York Express, that paper has y black
eulation among the Abolition, Free. s%ho 9 love
IL Republican members Of Congress7fhg call for
TO- hate Mr.. Fillmore IN next, for tle
ational Convention to agaidates for Presldent lla
Of nominate cording to current flilor,
PRESIDENT. y'some one hundred Senators ana
has been sign; which approximates the present. |
Representbtican streng in both branches Of our
Black Leg asss
np6es object of His move is as paipahle as
ian be, and the source whence II enanated Is well
known The leading signatures in The senate were
those OF Messrs. Se,cardKand Wilson-the one the
rch originator of everything that is black and trea-
sonable the othertle plant tool and willing nstru-
nient of his inscriptions eader. The old saying,
muster like man was never more APPLY illus.
trste6 Seward can originate schemes of mischief
in hs seing brain, and his sejsnus Wilson, with
not a 1.-THE Of his intellect, but with more nerYe sits
5by his side to carry them out. Ss
These men want to head off Mr.. Fillmore, by at
tempting to make it appear that the opposition te
him in the North is 50 strong, it is vain to hope he
can carry "a single Northern State Especially do
they wish to ineulcate this belief in the South and,
withtsncidal natuation Southern men fail into the
line Of argument eonceNei infhe swelteTngg hot-bed
of &bolitionsr and art put forth by the high
priests who minister around its diabolieal affairs.
An thing for diversion to- damage
Fillmore, say the Aboliti that will
tend to defeat Fillmore say his Southern political
ponents =! Such conjunction of antipodal elements
to accomplish single result, strange spectacle
and constitutes atheme for profound and conprehen
sye reflection, at least the part Of Southern men
The candidates held in view by. this congressional
reesoil league are said to be the Hen. John NJ can
Of the Supreme Court, and Col. John g Fremont
OF course Justice; Mclean will not lend himself to
the vile uses of a constituencies band OF fanatics
His decisio1s@on the records Of the Supreme Court
demonstrate that hesustains like judge and patriot
to use the language of a New York contemporary
all the pro.slavery parts Of the Federal Co1stltu
ton FugitWe Slave Law Of 1850, and al" Neither
viii Col Fremont. He was born in South Carolina,
and has been intimately connected with the insttl-
tions of the South all his hfe.8
But, in the meantime their names, as well as those
ne
we apprehend no great danger in any event. The
worst fruit Of theschene can only amount to astem
porary diversion. Still we have Thoughtful not out Of
place to refer the matter in orderthat the Southern
public may not be unadvised Of the Vaccinations of
their enemies. al nj IN 4 m yc
With the great broad, indispntable fact, staring
them in the face and ringing in their ears that Mil
lizard fillmore is and has been for years the object Of
fereest Abolition hate, representation and SANDER
isitnot d matter for wonderment that he should be
assailed the savehoding States? It certainly is
Our common enemies are to be found the ranks Of
the Abotonists. They abuse, malign and prosecute
us, without stint on every occasions and we, of the
South, owe them no love. Yet there is not aproni-
nent slayeholdertin the South they do mot treat
tenderly when compared to their treatment of Mr..
Fillmore. They meyer abused JOHN G.. CALHOUN as
they abuse Mr.. Fillmore. They never riifed John
A. Gnitman, Jefferson Davis, Toombs, Stephens, and
other noted extreme Southern Rights men, as they
yiihfy Mr. Fillmore! These are incontroVe ibe
truths sand under the ordinary circumstances which
control human action, would lead the entire slave
holding community to the support Of the against
whom the deadGest batteries Of the common foe are
directed For part, had not Mr.. Fillmore gIori-
Gus past to referto fact that he is hated by all the
yAhoitonists and enemies of the South, would be
sufficient Recommendation to enttle him to Our
dial and earnest support. @