The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-17
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Mr. FilImcres late declaration that the Of the
republican ticket would lead to dissolution Of the Union
startled the conspraors and set them 10 work to ln
the northern mind into security. They do not meet The
question penedy presented by Mr.. Fillmore It Is moi
the simple fact that the candidates for the presidency and
vice presidency are northern that has occurred be
fore and because no danger the Union ensued it is in
sisted that ought to be apprehended The present Is
wholly different case The convention which nominated
Fremont and Dayton was exclusively sectional its Princ-
pies were 80 noorousy sectional that southern State
could be represented in that assembage and maintain il
seespect representation from the southern States
neither expected desired II undenaby
to unite the northern States and exclude the southern
States II was clear, undsguised declaration that the
South ought to have and far as they could control the
result should have part lot in the election of Pres
ident Vice President 1t appeal to the section
asm OF northern to ignore the fifteen southern Sates
unworthy of their association and cooperaton in the
choice of the Chief Magistrate No such convention ncmi
mated jackson and Calhoun they both lived the South
but they candidates 10 the North well as the South
they voted for in section well as the other.
On the contrary Fremont and Dayton not candidates
in single southern State and will be pretended b,
any honest republican that they nominated with the
xpectaon desire that they should be elected by
but northern votes Under such circumstances the
clusoa at which Mr.. Fillmore arrived is shaken by
any precedent heretofore established.
But whilst the champions of Fremont and Dayton are
abong TO hide from public view their dsunion objects
there aboioniss who have the honesty and the nde-
pendence to unmask their reasonable schemes We have
before speech delivered the 4th Of July by Wendell
Philips whose position of the pioneers in the
OF disunonsm and whose entire familiarity with all the
designs of the black republicans, notorious in which
the mask completely from the shoulders of the Free
mont and Dayton leaders Against all the hypocrtcal
professions of nationality and devotion to the Union SC
camorousy put forth by the backrepubcan orators and
organs we place the declarations of Wendell Philips
open dsuuions and avowed abol,ionis but having tie
honesty to rebuke his progeny for their false claims to
tionasm. Read what he says:
ono man, Mr. Chairman, has a right to be surprse cd
at the present of things is just what have
tempted to bring about My friend Swasey telling
this morning. what slavery has DONE She has stolen Texas
Kansas usuped the left the presiden
tal chair empty. What has she done She has done
exactly have tempny her 10 dotha is she has
developed herself The slave had always the same
power and the wish; Is the ant-sfapery enterprise thai
dereoped that ioish act hi"jaa wha expected
er1c The forces at last ranged face to face Our
friends turned the bright side of the matter
day but there is the republican party 1t is this
IT EVER ORGANIZED IN THIS
COUNTRY. lr OWN FACE, AND 1T GALL
ITSELF NATIosAL; NATIONAL SECTIONAL
IT Is North ARRAYEp AGAINST THE SouTH Henry
Wilson said We must get every northern State !,
order to elect Fremont Even in Imagination he did
not count upon a single southern State IL soas dis
recognition of the fact that the republican party Is
party Of the North SouTH Theodore
Parker wanted know where dsunion would begin.
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ern party against the southern do call it antsavery
party; it has risen that yet. IS norther" paT,
southern They made the little breach The first
crack the iceberg visible; you will yet hear 1t witt
crack, through to the centre. lis fret distinct recognize
Bankss election. He elected by northern men,
from the South voting FIR him. That is the vaIe
that party hail a siga-as great gain. did no
hope to years; has Unexpectedly early