The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-03
THE ORGANS OF the TRAITORS.

THE GROANS OF THE TRAITORS.
Before Mr. Fillmore made his speech at Albany the black
republican organs in New York affected treat his presn
sions to the presidency with contempt and ridcue They
almost ignored his existence as cdidate especially IN
the free States and one Of them went far as TO say that
the only effect Of his running would be to increase the
chances OF Mr. Buchanans defeat by drawing OIL one or
two southern States His speech at Albany however, has
fallen like bomb-she in the black republican camp His
existence is no longer ignored lie has become the prom
nent mark at which the whole artillery Of the big and lit
tie organs Is leyeed The Tribune the Times the Courier
and Enquirer and the Albany Journal are brim-fa Of
wrath Mr. Fillmore has eounseled the South TO treason
able resistance say these lawabiding and Union-ovng
patriots lie has declared that IL Fremont is elected the
South will not submit, and onght not to submit eSelam
these Mortified black republicans .
The redoubtable General Webb Is shocked beyond meas
urc at so outrageous declaration The anabe editor Of
the Times is in danger Of hysteca ct at the shocking
treason Of Mr. Fillmore The truthoyng Greeley scarce
y finds relief in his profound system of philanthropy un'
der the effect of Mr. Tillmores horrible suggestion And
as for Tburow Weed the declaration Of Mr. Fillmore has
blown his ideas all into splinters We sincerely hope all
these discounted patriots viii survive the shock and
way Of comfort we advise them that there is not the least
danger in the world that the South viii ever be called on
to act on Mr. Fmores counsel Tie election OF Fremont
is not within the range Of possible future events unless
Mr. Fillmore shall draw of or two southern States a.
General Webb suggests he may and thereby throw I'M
election into the House Of Representative When tha
happens we will not answer for the result will we IN
dertake to predict what the South would do If Fremont
were elected in that way.
But as we look for better things from the national mel
Of the country than the failure of Mr. Buchanan to be elect
cd by the people, viii not for moment that tho
South will be required to determine whether they
ought to submit to the Fremont rule or not 1t is more
pertinent TO the present state of things to inquire for mo-
men who these indignant lovers Of the Union are that
now express such horror ut Mr. Fllmores reasonable
counses In the FIRST place. they the identical black
republican leaders who have exhausted all their energies
unfolding the instruction and rebellion in Kansas and
who have counseed their followers to resist the consttu
tional authorities in that Territory They the men
who are urging Congress recognise and enforce oons
tuition for Kansas which made by fragment of the
population of the Territory, in open disregard Of the
laws of Congress and Of the Territory and who
sisting tho passage of bill allow all the people of the
Territory to have voice in forming constitution. They
are the same men who insisting giving seats in
for treason home and who dare not risk trial on the
charges They the champions of the convention al
Philadelphia which decided by its action that citizen Of
southern State not fit to be either President or Vice
President They the open advocates Of the election OF
the Chief Magistrate Of tho government by an exclusive
sectional vote They the men who beard Gen. Webb
in the Philadelphia convention, proclaim that If their
nominee elected by the people, the administration
Of the successful candidate would be resisted sword in
hand-and they heard this REASONABLE sentiment pocerousy
gpplanded and pronounced good By that contention And
vet this same General Webb denounccs and abuses
Mr. Fillmore for expressing the opinion that the southern
people have too much manhood to submit to be ruled by
party which ignores their very existence component
part of the Union II will do for the Times to under
take escape by charging the reasonable declaration Of
General Webb to his individual mbeclity and cccenrcity
The Philadelphia convention adopted and endorsed the
declaration by GPpiaudg and rononneng GOOD and the
fact was published the time by the Times and from ts
columns we extracted the fact The sentiment OF General
Webb has not been repudated by solitary black repnb
can organ until Mr. Fillmore exposed the disunon charac
ter Of the Philadelphia nomination The issue is now be-
ing properly appreciated and look with confidence to
result which will sink black republcnnism too deep fol-
future resurrection