New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-17
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Wa have tIie gton Union, Of the the
after tils election before us. The Union, al
fbsur, III la dispatches be-
fass n. oes hot hive up the ship Maine. ilo
means ii still has faith. It tuonf believe that the
sham is crushed OUT in what ms gene:
heen regarded as gnable DeInocratics
gold and TINT the Fremontsrs have swept all
before them. Hear il.
attach very credit 10 this Of
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telegsaTfc agents eneralis make the
And III tie following aa tie inst the Union
t in reference to the Maine election
as5 fellows ID,
saEs hstSf fall an a s.s sa
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once sne the Democratic constellation Of
creased iustrs sss 5
The onion has mighty faith. affects to believe
that viii yet vote for while is New
Orleans conrere, the Courier, boldly proclaimed to
the world on the 18th inst that E No New England
Estate has been looked on as reliable for Buchanan
IL incline to tile Courier,s side Of the question,
| We don't believe Mr.. fanan will carry single
n New England State y Indeed, we regard it exceed:
ingly questionable whether lie will carry q single
Northern State Before the Iowa and Maine elections
We thought il possible he might obtain the votes OF
Iowa, ichigan, Illinois, tperhaps1 Maine and New
Hampshire But now, as he is utterly Frustrated u
I Two Of the surest States named the ug1nAed hope
lessness ofhis prospects in the North is painfully
obvious all of his political and personal friends
sthe Courier gives lip tile cause Of Mr.. buchanan
lin New England and as it has indicated its prefer
enee for Fillmore over Fremont, the FTeesoer ough
not its editors as good true outhernels
advise the national Of that section Of th
coafederacy to abandon their political organic to1
the time being and mite heart and hand with th
FILLMORE men fill one earnest and powerful endeayo
4, to defeat the hordes Of abolt fanat eism
1T seems to us it is their duty to do SO, a
"A well as to call upon the Washington Union to oil
them III the great and patriotic work. Having gpe
X 10 the cause of Buchanan in the New Englap
States and having oppressed an unqualified prefer
ence for Fillmore over Fremont, we see no escape 70
them as Southern men, as Union men, Or as genuin
national Democrats, If they would not indirectly al
sistin the election of Col Fremont Ia suppositio
4 which, under existing condition of facts, woul
+ appear to be altogether ont Of the question.
!. According to their own showing, Nh. Buchanan
out of tile field in the New England States, const
auently, the race mast De between fillmore and FRI
mont According their own showing they strongl
prefer the former to the latter2 now leave on
readers toaiTive 1T their own illusions thes
propositions as they plain they require neithe
explanat ton nor comment,
With the aid Of the national Democrats of the Me-
States tile friends Of Willard Fillmore coul
certainly carry four, and probably the whole six
the States thus designated. Asitis without any a
ia sistance outside Of their own stieng they expect
= carry chusetts and Connecticut The 70
Z ner is sure to so for Fillmore, and the Inter almo:
s. certain.
These suggestions are thrown out earnestly, in goo
faith, and we trustWilI meet with favorable cons
Grafton. Anything to defeat Fremont, should be IL
motto of5every Southern voterof every southel
U Of every Southern public man, without regal
pparty or distinctions at all events, such hi
1 been onrIotto from the beginning, and such will
y continue unto the end N