New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-14

no rTsI4ARDFIEsLaFssRE1.
Tie politieal game is worbn pTeclsey as we ex-
pected Id the North the q boltio Fleesolers
Black Republicans and all the membero all the Or
eanize is,s Of every hue; grade character, are
shouting lustiIyn fact, tshriekng for freedom
the New York Express happily terms their fanatical
proceedings that Willard fillmore was nominated by
the South because Of services lie had rendered the
Southern people, and because the same people be-
leved he would render the same services to them
again were he elected to the chief agsteria chair of
the nation.
The whole brutal packtof ,biped hounds are after
hmsin full cry, snarling yelling and howlingy fero-
cious! They are endeavoring to hunt him down in
every conceivable manner, and betray an ntensityof
hate never paralleed in the annals Of political pese
scuton. Their luminosity is not so great, perhaps TO-
wards the person Of Mr.. Fillmore it is towards ms
past official conduct which blasted their hopes,
thwarted their REASONABLE schemes, and saved w
Union from the horrors ofanaTchy CONFUSION ana "
mestc embodiment. They know that suc ca g pure,
conservative, national and firm 1 s'i' NJ
vested with authority would WELD 4 for me common
GOOD Of The whole country, without reference to geo.
oro lines and that all sections would receive
anal and exact Justice at his hands, according to tile
ian Iatter and spirit of the Constitution so far as it
nos 4 The power Of tile President to accomplish such
/ a result.
Here i'd short, is the foundation Of Abolition ami
mostly against Nj, Fillmore. He is honest patriotic
and faithful to the Constitution and the Union. He
stands by his whole country-not a part it,
They are honest in nothing, and faithful only to
treasons and fanatcisnis pretending toS care more
about three millions Of negroes than they do about
twenty-five OF three millions of white men, women
and children Ihealook at one portion Of the
try to nlalign Cypress and runts people, regardless
of laws and constitutional compacts He looks at all
sectons and adheTes to the doctrine that the consti
tuition and laws guarantee equal rights to ALL Hence
their hate. Is it not compliment for such to
be hated by such men? We think SO.
W. Mi. Greeley Of the New York Tribune leads off in
abuse of Willard Fillmore and the platform Of princ
pies adopted at the Philadelphia Convention. He is,
as matter Of course, violent and
vndictiye. His venom is as poisonous and boundless
as the extent Of his personal influence that of his
widely circulated newspaper.
Having room but for few extracts, we are constrain-
ed to quote &. Tribune son the platform=con-
sidering tmore important than the candidates
other quotations from leading Abolitionpapers. Says
/ the Tribune:
these declarations tthe platfonl
the Nebrasha bill and agse admit hansas with or without
reads them caIeay will see that lily fully
IT. ~ kat 1s e
right Of the free emgrant TO haye ayoee aganst Slavery
platform Is there gofrther in te way Of expos.
ng me Paoh o. he hmow Mon Party on me slavery aues
creed Doesnot everybody who wishes that
het Know Nongs are aciing DIRECTLY ii ne ineres Of tie
Ihe supreme purpose Of Know
seeming to do 70 their party support the eensonof
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/ 55rpba Raston (,bron;c1e Abolition. saws that Mr.
.st,,o +bo ,,,os+ ou+r,-
oeous ,ros,ge,,, z19ratt1, oood Rnt
tba Roston Ta1eo,anb- Gnrcalv sho,;tiou--is st
better That journal after bitterly denouncne the
American [patfolIn, says tna1 ING man as worse
tlarthe platform and that "a party which is willing
to swallow Fillmore and the Fugitive Slave Act would
sro1lnny rotfo,,, fort17 +in,asas tho ona$
ann"oAttr on = f - -, y n.y. - $50 " ~ ~
now offered to them" The same paper characterzes
The tlcket OF tllllnore ana Dohesoh as the lSeef7
hunting ticket y e
essentially gooa, we 40 IKE TO see abohtlohlsts
squrm ana Wrlthe' ahougn we CONSIDER ourselves as
tender hearted men as ever orea'heu: =
me Newpurypoft mass, Eeraio says taa' II the
oouhcii eooiscs lliioie ny 'i
slgherol tie fus.se save A1'' lia poileiso ti'e
oMhetoi oe aliq9a Saws 'n0 e'A'e'' ~, ''i1 '''Ns
hee is WIZ W e''"'oAi 'ne Deiii'
efa.s anu hepu'ne''isS.
Vooo aeeii ou1p aei'uitei'.oii9 is'n le's,t'S
Il Oh tile ears " ~ l'.ol, ,'' anu p'
tl1ote siien: LIZ Nem ypu'e h.i"i'' nomeH'i
speahs 10Y ias. Any snA'oA, VI 4h's -
chuse.ts VIZ UNIV ~, 'isi - i"'ol u VIZ
lnu,Vo,a losV "n.is " usle"s Nh ,ls ril'oie
i1...iei ai ~ " p = " ~ :,
VIII w ei's' ii.'s to'''' 10 eAe' ~" sN'nN' D'
the Aboil'loalsts ele iio'nns ioi iAeN 'heS Fai
overthrow rA'l'iole'
Ale 1loany VI wy ~" I'm ~
ing ros'-" po"ei.ui i'ee so Neui'ou VIZ,
great Ylsof anu 70 'iia' p'lei % Aoi
lo"s'
very well pleased with Fimores nomination they think ,hei
enmnSS or ex and rrsso pes nrend hv FI
nomination Every body knows who he swhat he a
be Wiling 10 do again, il elected.
Wemight multiply quotations like the foregoing
ad nyinitun but we imagine the above will suffice tt