The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-12

ed between the North and the Sorah when the
present administration came into power.
;. That in Col. John G. Fremont, the carr
ddate Of the so-caIlel Republican party, we
recognize an adventurous and successful ex-
plorcr altogether without experience il,
governmental attairs, and totally unqualified
for the proper performance Of the duties of
President and consider the platform of the
Conycution which nominated him as promul-
eating doctrines ant-Rcpublican, unconSti-
tuional and fanaticali calculated to fonent
diScord, increase sectional agitation, and if
sustained by the people, to lead to civil war
and an ultimate dissolution of the Union We
therefore utterly repudiatc both as unworthy
the support of the National Wings Of Mary
land.
L. That the platform Of the Democratic
party, of which James Buchanan has de
clared himself the embodiment, procaimS
doctrines and purposes with regard to our
foreign policy calculated to tarlish the pa-
tional character by coHntcnancng aggressive
designs on friendly nations -'csigps which
W. rcgardas in total subvelson Of the gene
raj principles of right and Justice which were
so ably carried ont by President Fillmore
during an administration that was of the
Washington standard patriotic and conser-
vaivc-and gained for him throughout the
country the proud title Of Model President"
5. That as one of the pai,cipators in the
OStend Conference, which misreprcscntcd the
national character, and CAUSED dlslust and
suspicion among the friends Of republican in
stit,ltons throughout the civilized world, we
regard James Buchanan as dangerous and
unsafe man to re entrusted with the Execu-
tive power of the country.
6. That in the present position ofthe Dem
ocratic party and its candidates we see :pth-
Ing that promises termination of sectional
agitation notlIing to restore peace and har-
monv to the country-but find that party
whilst opposing the fanaical scctiollalism Of
the republican party, to hold position Of cx
trcme partisan and sectional bias-the sue
cess Of which may tend to prolong the present
unhappy condition Of affairs, and give room
tor renewed attacks on the integrity and per-
mancncy Of the Union.
I. That rs Wings, who delighted to honor
Henry Clay whilst living, and revere his
memory as one Of the great good men Of :he
na'ion knowing him to have been honest, pure,
patriotic, and devoted to the glory of our coun-
try--we regard James buchanan as the man
who, above ALI others, knew the uttel falSity
of the ca|,mnious charge of bargain and cor
rupion, and who, through partisan animos-
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