The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-05
LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.

After the formal interview was over, NJ
Buchanan said playfully. but in the pre.en
Of the whole audience, ''yI can Be in'ir
nseniai m scfthng The Slarey gusston up
tAe terms I hare nan.ed. and then odd ca
10 tie Union, 4 shall. " Prendsnf, Be ril''
10 gre up the ghoA and Lst breckenridge "a
iAe Gsrrnmeni. Could there be = mo
noble amb.toH. You may we'll be proud I
your early choice Of q candidate, and col
grAtulate yourself that no adverse inauenc
ever moved you IN inch from your stern pu
pse Of giving the great Pennsylyanian
steady, earnest and cordial support. In m
judgement he is q, ,rorthy Of Southern csIt
deacs and SouiASra rots sJ Mr.. CALHOUN er'
,pas !: and in saying this | do not mean
intimate that Mr.. Buchanan has any sectior
al prejudices in our favor i cnly mean
say that he has none against us. and ths
We may rely with h..ahsolute certainty on ,,
csiyins full Justice, according to the Cons'
tuition, ut bis hands.
knowing your long, lsborious and faith
ful adherence 10 the fortunes ofMr. Bucha
nan, have thought it proper to address yo
this letter, to give you assurance that yo
had not mistaken your man, nor failed Il
the performance of a slcrsl and 6lial dut.
tn the South. In doing % violate no con
fdence. Very truly, your friend: ~
A. G. BROWN.
To the Hon. s. r. ADAMS. ON
Is not the whole course Of the slave de
nocncy, made perfectly transparent ?
Have they not been happy in the selection
Of an instrument in the person OF Jane
Buchanan that they can use, manage an'
control. No intelligent mind can be in {
moments doubt what the intentions ant
designs Of the Slave Democracy is. No on,
can be in doubt what the policy Of Mr.. Bu
ehanan's administration will be, If electet
namely. acquisition Of territory for the
purpose of extending slavery fllibustering
for Negro breeders.
The people ofIllinols, in 50 far /" they
have the power, will SEQ to it that Mr.. Bu'
chansn never has the opportunity to hlli-
buster as President Of these United States.
Buchanan is unpopular in Illinois and So
are all men of that party-the old settler'
that used to belong to the democratic party
the men Of high standing in so.iety-the
men Of Influence that used to rally around
the Democratic banner the very men who
brought Stephen A. Douglass, into notice
have become so thoroughly dissusted with
the little giani, and the nefArious laws Of
7. Pierce that they have gone entirely over
10 tho anti-slavery extension party, and are
enthusiastic in the support of Fremont and
Dayton. The Fremont party in Illinois b
of men Of all parties, but mostly
,f old democrats. The German population
uith a few exceptions are all for Fremont
A few days ago the writer Of this letter
,eard German Of Chicago say to ono Of
'ir. Piercss Janirarier, that tho democrat
c party which is now 30 loud in it denun-
iations of X. y. s (and which compasses
Is chief stock in trade in certain localities)
Ia not lin its voice against the dark Ian
ern oligarchy while they were carrying and
weeping the whole country, which is very
'ignifcant fact m far rs the North West 10
The beat class Of our foreign population.
The French, the Sweds, the Noruegians
md ,he Irish. except the Catholic Irish will
'ote for Fremont the Catholics generally 90
or Mr.. Buchanan.
The leaders Of the Buchanan party are
loing their utmost in Illinois, to carry the
state in November next, but il is impossible
Or them to get up any enthusiasm what.
,yer. They call meetings, they advertise
sheir speakers, they post up notices in BIZ
black letters they got up banners and Trans
parencis. hire music, but the people, the
farmers, and mechanics are opposed to hand.
ng our beautiful prai,ies, the natural home
o' the 'ree aoo'er' 0'e' I" tue o''s"'"S '"'
aaen0e o. 'sa''
last 'a'u'uay s''n'ns 'u''O'v 'e' y. "
'ook INTO the 'ia' iAos''"s' VI oo'n 'u''
AZ the ioHHg NE" r'e"'0"i ''S' m'e""y
there vas nos lsus than one thousand per-
sons prevent ~ the iouhs Mens Dsmo'
cratic Club meeting 'h're were just one
ana 'scHy-'"o pe'''"' p'''"''
The f'e"''"' meeting vas not 'n.'".oa "
DC an ernAordinsrJ meenns. NO a''''"'
guisnea spe"aeis se' s'pe'''' "
ent' bu' ~ the BUCHANAN mcs'inS ""
hi"aaon' S'sre.Dem"e''ne . eana'uA'' W.
Lieut. "''' OF ILLINOIS, "ha one U. VI, On
stump o" " ''l'' parry ~ ~ 80
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