New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-24
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PENNsHHs ya MA GIVEN W.
The Buchananitss are in despair about Pennsylva
na Ana that despair Ii plainly visible 70 the most
superficial of observers, tile might
| effi,rts fhay Issit forth to conceal it,
evidences continue to multiply daily that Mt u
chanan stands not the ghost of chance 4 to carry
the State. we might I'LL Que columns with
rsahe Indications Of this character, but do not deem
il necessary as the result Of the State election Wlc
takes place in less than three weeks, will, we are
firmly persuaded, convince every Buchanan man ID
lie South that the struggle North is exclusively
between tile Freesoers under the lead OF Fremont
and the national men under the lead OF Fillmore VI
course, assuming Pennsylvania TO be the battle
ground, We are to be understood las including the
States Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. With the ex.
canton Of the latter named State there is not sc
tlla Of doubt but that the Buchanan State tickets
will be overwhelmed, if not positively annihilated,
leaving no room for hope that he can possibly carry
either Of them in November next
But in order to keep our readers duly advised, We
have thought proper to reproduce some Of the eyl
dences above casually alluded to. From the y ASH
ington Organ, Of the 9Th, we clip The following
Democrat y his eitT nam
yesterday IN with friend q aa h had
no prospect s. ,S sassh
ss ssa ag sssosn sei9sh ia
| Under these circumstances well may the editor
ask with such facts before them how can the con
men Of the South longer hesitate in uniting
N or,e man hi support Of Mr.. Fillmore. They may
rely uo III, that If Mr. Fillmore be not elected, MI
Fremont will be- sf4S 5 3
#3 The New Orleans Bee, of yesterday morning
contained the subioined extract from private letter
addressed by d gentleman in WestmoreIand county,
PENNSYLVANIA, to his brother in this city. From the
language used it will be perceived that the writer IS
Democrat as is likewise, says the Bee, the gen.
teman who received the letter. We are particular
in narrating these facts in order that our Democratic
friends-those who, like US, prefer the welfare of
their country to mere party success, and the Union
to the triumph of any eandidate-may know that no
partisan advantage is sought to be taken of them
The extract referred to reads as follows:
wEsrMoRELAsp Pa Sept Il 1856.
say viii take brothers. aa you viii not eI one
seen change The minds Of the people Men, who
know have voted the Democratic ticket all their lives are gong
somsthng kind Of 1 No, i meet
ken place this season bit shadows in comparison and where
asea &C. meeting
Gently there were only 20oor 800 persons present while Ere
BacIanan carries tits State complete revolution must be e.
tected repeat therefore, don't Pct Que d9ar on M gong lo
,yise. A. AZ fs5S4E77 J.. IN. D.
T& Well, how did old Westmoreland vote in ls52--
when Pierce and Scott were opposing Presidential
candidates? Our Chartres street contemporary gives
the following as the figures. The vote in 1862 stood:
For Scott, 8 1903 for Pierce, $500. Here is 9 Blu
Ghanan stronghold given up by q Democrat! What
is the legitimate inference in regard to the vote Of the
State, judging from these premises Why, that il
Buchanan is beaten in the Gbraltars Of Democracy
he stands precious little chance in opposition quar-
ters We can arrive at no other conclusions.
Evening before last we were shown private letter
| Just received from prominent and observing Blu,
chanan man in Pennsylvania, written to friend in
city The writer from his associations possesses
facilities for acquiring correct information that cannot
be surpassed. He, too, gives up Buchanan's pros
poets as desperate to all intents and purposes ant
admits that the chances Of the " Sage of Whcatland
are as hopeless as that hopelessness which has it
abiding place in the darkest caves of despair
But, we are constrained to clip the thread Of Thu
multiplication of evidences going to show that thu
contest in the North is confined to Fillmore and Ere
mont From time to time, until the 18th of October
we shall produce similar proofs and on the 18th DC
tober if the telegraph lines in good working order
theindsputable the Southern
people that the Buchanan party North is deusion
deceit and myth, and that if they desire the de
feat Of John g. Fremont it is necessary they SHOULD
present an united front in favor Of the upright, an
4 the purely national, Willard Fillmore.