The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-31

Ere Letter % IssSAs i-s4ysas. aad ~iou n
srcsptoA coded ne opa0as II af letter every sectional
question that eas bsors kis ss ~ Congress. Here,
then, are the 'ae. 70 which the Republic appeals Prss
dsai FAors adds MAJOR Donslsonl ~ Plant" h's o. h'
Old PLATFORM"
In the same month some paper animated that Mr.. Fill
more was very strong At the South. Major DOnelsOn
brushes out that idea in q few words, as follows
"There has been idea that Mr.. Fillmore strong be-
fore the people Of the South bat the idea l. fast fading
away. In fact Mr.. Fmores strength Al the South
had any tAs pabiie siad. he a bitter p-a very
Iiasr pO s SOHtA ls4si and they took him only for
the sake Of Gen, Taylor and then he has done literally
as,A.ng specially % eoSsad AiAsef 70 soGthsy asor."
Major DonslsOn welded very prolific pen and
firing In his pursuit Of his object He believed and asserted
more times than he had fingers and toes that Mr. Fillmore
abotionist in 1885, and all the way down to April
1854 when Major Donelsons retirement from the Union
tcck place and he felt Il his daty the country prove
his assertions just often as be made them dnd il
be admitted that his resources Wonderful he
provei pat NJ. Fillmore aSoli0nist according 10
sEsy species Of sudsnee norn he laic book. We have
only eaed few varegsted flowers from his wide field Of
rhetorical discussion have passed through and could
readily Gil all Of tweny-four broad columns What
We have thrown together win serte for short heads of an
the nownoihing orators in the South who are
trying to convince the people there that Mr. Buchanan Is
abolirons and that Mr. Fillmore has none Of the smell
Of fanatcism his garments To make such answers r-
ressbls, introduce Major Donelsons strong endorse
meni OF Mr. Buchanan friend Of the Compromise
Of 1850, in June IA 1851, as follows
Now, every at all acquainted with the public
duct Of Mr.. ruchsnsn Knots that there in the
Union, not Mr.. Clay Mr.. Webster, who is more
thoroughly committed the support Of the Compromise
than be is who would be further from nsinuatng the
idea that resistance to that is either necessary
pedient, patiot Mr.. Buchanan only committed
in this By his written declaration Union meet
ing Of the people Phadsphia passage the Com
promise but his known sanction of the proceeding the
late democratic convention Of the State of
where the execution Of that made party watch
word without dissenting voice in the body"
As most of the supporters OF Fillmore and Doneon
wings until lately may be psrdoned for two
choice flowers from Major Doneson pen illustrative
of his opinion of southern wings in 1851 The following
win suffice
During the whole time that the whig party engaged
in giving strength and volume to the ansayery current
thigs Of the Soath acted ri them, abored with them in
the same political organization. The southern sympo-
y and alliance which, for party purposes gave that
TO the actions of the North which enabled them
shake the foundations of the republic claiming
all credit and praise because their foundations up
turned and overthrow and the conederacy shattered to
pieces. The whg party Of the South determined
to learn nothing from the past If blind would
see not deaf would hear and understand-hOo
has aided and sustained aud aiding tanning
that spir Of Tronga uggresOn which has driven ortion
OF the southern people well nigh madness and insanity
as to shake the Union BY q resctive blow"
That enough We need not add that Major Donelson
did no, neglect TO prove most concntvey, and almost
daily that the democratic party The only sound na
uonA and reliable political organization for the safety and
preservation Of the constitution and the Union II NAV Be-
necessary for to devote another column hereafter TO
further notice Of Mr. Flmores claims TO the title Of "The
model President" found in the diary made up by his
Vice Presidential associate on the American ticket