New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08

Democrats in the misTepres esentatioas and the reaf
nes8with which the one sustained the others fabrica
afion, have made some impression upon the pubsc
minds Of such as consult their fears ratheY than rgy
upon the goodness Of their cause. * @ IA s
Upon the eve Of our adjournment, these and similar
assertions are again renewed, with view no doubt If
sowing the seeds Of alienation and digtrust between
0aE VI lfena5 10 different sections of the UHion and
these Wicked and false statements are sent to the
country by railroad, and by missionaries
ana enlsaarles wish zeal and apparent confidence
Worthier Of better cause, and tie assertion IL aoW
added e ,has Mr Fillmore will Ne now withdrawn.
In addressing you now, ne Wish definitely to CON
tradct these untrue reports and correct al far a
can the false impression to which tsy have gieen
rise, and thus to strip cur enemies of theirSrnost
aVorte and nearly only remaining means Of warfare
None Of these charges and insInuations ars true
We speak to all sections of our common country in
saying SO. The friends Of our candidates both
and South are standing firmly by their coers and Dy
their men, and will do so until the contest ii decided
in November. They do SO both from choice and frona
duty They choose it. because their men stand OH the
only truly national platform, broad as the entire
Uni0n and exactly coextensive with the Constitution
recognizing the rights Of the States on the one hand
and OF the Federal Government ON the other, and
holding each sovereign within its proper sphere; and
their duty requires that these geographical, these
sectional parties both Republican and Democratic 80
called, shall be driven from the field. Whoever aids
either, aids one section Of common country against
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We say to our friends in all sections that from
henceforth until the election in November
work ~ good heart and spirits, that atores nf luke
Warmness and abandonment Of our candidates must
be based upon something in the future different from
the past to be true that North and South the friends
OF our candidates are true as WeEtempered steel and
are working with more heart, zeal and confidence as
the canvass progresses The hearts of true national
men, North and South, beat in unison with each
other, and their hands are being vigorously ap-
piled to common labor, and for a. common result
and there y not the least reason in any section for
distrust Of friends in any other Let not the enemy
reap any fruits from the insdions policy pursued BY
them We say to you that appears to us from this
point Of observation, that if all who in their hearts
prefer ,Mlard Fillmore for President shall vote soI
him, he will be trump phantty elected.
We do not pretend to direct, govern, control the
movement in favor of the American cause. That is d
matter solely in the hands Of the people atIarge Il
is theirs they originated it. We believe our candi
dates, however, are infinitely stronger amongst the
people than among politicians, who happen at this
time to be inpoRer, or struggling to acquire it. Lei
their friends be Of good cheer. let them do thel
1 duty, and they will be astonished at their great
strength at the polls. Let each man 90 to work and
conide his friends etsesehere, and he s,ictosy i,
sures No cunningly gly-deyised stories should induce
1 them for one moment to think Of taking side be
tween the candidates of those dangerous sectional OF
ganizatnos which are now struggling to concentrate
the North against the South or the South against t
North. They should, and will, both be 4overthrown
The country requires repose and demands safety The
friends OF Fillmore and Donelson are the friends O
the Union They have the power to elect the1n arlt
thus strengthen the bonds OF that friendship and con
fdence between the North and the South which il
other days added such power and glory to the Re
public. /, r. .Sss rs
Let now pledge ourselves each to the other tha
EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY to our candidate
and oEr cause, and you may rely uponit the countf
will be saved from the dangers that encompass it, an
restored to the quiet and confidence which blessed
at the close Of Mr.. Fillmore's administration.
u W1E. NJ Walk f:G - W. r.. SsJITH sE