New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-09
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ADDRESS OF THE
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The young of tile City Of New Orleans in organizing
themselves into club of FILLMORE RANGERS deem it
proper publicly to proclaim their principles and their object
There isa crisis national aars Of the Union
is involved In it.
Party sprnnavoidable perhaps in free repubchas been
named until has become dangerous to the stability the
Government It characterized BY geographical dscrim
natonst assumes sectional Names appeals local pre-
JUDGES. 5
The whole land with disssnton and dscord Kansas,
if not theater Of civil sad and revolving
tace to every patriot and friend of American constitutional
liberty The institutions Of the South pegnabe under the
guarantees of the Constitution the wise compromises of
forethers and the patriotic action of the Conventions Of the
two great parties Of tie country in 1852 ecely
sailed.
On the hand the Aboionss grown into considerable
faction by the repeal Of Missouri Compromise and become
formidable by their union with the Feesoers under sectional
leaders regardless of the Constitution Of our common country
and protesting to follow precep OF higher law openly adyo
cate administration for the North against the South On
the other hand misguided and fanatca zealots enaeavon to
knde sectional anmosty and ieaoses and heart
bnrnings between the different parts the country seek TO
create Southern party as opposed Northern party,
desire administration for the South against the
In this alarming condition of public affairs becomes the
duty of every good to rally the support
and the Constitution The time enlarged and en-
Nshtened patriotism conservative and, the time,
comprehensive national policy All the interests country
must be regarded ;a sectional distinctions eschewed The
Constitution be observed in its true spirit equal JUS
tice done to every portion of the Union, The
country must be developed and obstruction opposed
will of the nation in its constitutional legislation The
honor must be preserved unsuled consolidated
and the principles of our Government appre
cated by the operations OF their Justice and benevolence
will harmony be restored and American liberty perpeuacd
We have common history national glory Concord,
Lexington and Bunker Hill Eutaw, Cowpens Kings
TAIN Monmouth and Yorktown Saratoga and New Orleans all
belong alike country Hancock Adams Jefferson
Washington Jay and Marshall; Clay and Websershed
dying lne the American We indeed one coun
try, Constitution, destiny And firmly believe that
there in the North in the South American national
character who true themselves ances-
tors, will transmit unpaed poserity the heritage they
have received.
There Candidates the Presidency of the limited
States before the people:
l. John G. Fremont of California, presented by the Adolf
onists Freesoler and Black Republicans tue
the North in hostility to the South,
James Buchanan of Pennsylvania, the candidate
Cincinnati Democratic Convention who approved policy
Mr. Pierce in the conduct of the Government rejected him
candidate Mr. Buchanan in assuming his position before
the people, endorsed generally the principles that Conven.
ton He stands opposed to the internal improvement
country by the National Government He holds hope
relief from the present distracted condition the country
Under the Ostend flag he procss with the usual false pre-
text of necessity the robber doctrine Of land plumber sno
alton Allowing himself State Rights and
supporter of the Constitution of the United State yet
clarcs that the inhabitants Of Territory inherent
right OF self government"a doctrine denounced by Mr. Cal
houn utterly unfounded and
by large majority of the American people, and stmatzed by
the entire South 'Squaer Sovereny-G doctrine that
would recognize the right of aliens ntalzed 10
Willard Fillmore, of New York, candidate presented by
the American Convention, adopted generally by old line
Wings Of the union and supported By many
Gratis Mr. Fillmore is admitted by all dspassouae be
an enlightened statesman and pure patriot Called
DENTAL chair in the midst of agitation and strife he
discharged the duties OF his high office with signal ability
and success Conservative, honest and capable experienced
and Of approved patriotism committed sectional party
and dishonest doctrines of public law devoted to the Union
and faithful the Constitution in all provisions he will
maintain American national character from the PERM
cious of foreign influence and in with
foreign nations will preserve good and fame intact
He himself has declared
~ there be IN the North South asy an admin
istrao Jor nc North ogans, De South for the
aganst the North Aey notte io should gpe teir SUI
TRACES 10 Hle:''
The young of New Orleans reecho the sentiment.
They do desire administration North rs against
the South for the South against the In national
affairs" they know only their country their country and
nothing but their contry With strong proclaim
they announce their determination to do their duty becomes
American reemen and they call upon their through
ont the land to aid them in their efforts elect Willard Fillmore
and preserve the Union liberties the country
R- Al voters favorable the election Of FILLMORE and
DONELSON, who desire 10 join the FILLMORE RANG
ERS inyitedto sign the address, copies of which
will be deposited at the following places for signature
FIRsT DISTRICT.
j. Waterman Bro, cor Magazine and Common streets;
Crescent Office, Camp street;
j. g. PondeHter, Commercial Place;
r. Yeatman, Carondeet street, corner Graver;
j. Lands K Co., Tchoupitouas street;
Creole Office Camp street;
Chas. II. Noble New Basin
John Vidal, Genuine Exchange, Dryades street. opposte
Dryades Market,
SECOND DISTRICT.
P. F. Thead, Royal street, near Customhouse street.
DR.. Beach, Cusou1house aud Charities Streets