Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-03

This ensures New York, Massachusetts,
New Jersey, California, and perhaps Rhode
Island and Pennsylvania for Fillmore and
Donelson Let the South now do her du-
ty, and Fillmore is PRESIDENT
81 Buchanan is n better anti-SIavery
Man than FremOnt-The Democratic
Platform will operate TO the exclusion
of future Slave States from the Union.''
democratic Union, Rantlton " "
These are the principles of that North
ern democracy to whom Southern demo-
Gratis propose monument on the banks of
the Mississippi, and with the story of whose
purity and nationality they din our ears
with such an everlasting rub-a-dub. If
Southern men could get at the truth of the
real position which Northern democrats
hold upon the slavery question, they would
know that Buchananism and Fremontism
were rivals in the esteem of the anti-slave-
ry party. We have not a doubt, from the
character Of the late election canvass in
Pennsylvania. that the democratic ticket
polIed more anti-Slavery votes than the
q ticket which Southern democrats attempt
to make odiouS under the name of fusion,
and this New York Buchanan paper is
right when it says that Buchanan is bet
ter anti-slavery man than Fremont. We
E will engage to show ten sentences from Blu
chanan's letters and speeches in opposition
to Slavery, to one of Fremont's-we will
show more votes of Buchanan'S on the same
side, than can be shown of Fremont's, and
no man, not locofoco or knave can ex-
anime the public life of the two men with
out being driven to the conclusion that
upon all questions affecting the rights and
interests of Southern people, he is equally
rs unsafe as Fremont.
If John C. Fremont had received the
Cincinnati nomination instead Of Buchanan,
and there is evidence to substantiate the
fact that his name was considered in that
connection, Southern democrats could have
exhibited a sounder Southern record for
him, than that they show for Buchanan,
aud could they have elected him, Southern
Interests would have been as safe in his
hands. Again we say that the Hamilton
county paper speaks the truth.
And yet we fear that there are Southern
men gullibe enough to be induced to sup
port Buchanan as the'conservator Of South
ern interests man who pronounced sla-
very "a CURSE" SOCIAL AND POLITICAL EvIL;
who voted to give license to the agitation of
the question in CHORAL AND RELIGIOUS" point
of view: who voted for Miners proposition
to take measures for the ABOLITION or SLA-
VERY IN THE DIsrRcr OF CoLrNBTA; who
voted for Texas annexation not to extend
the area Of slavery and give the South an
equilibrium of power in the general gov
eminent. But TO MAKE STATES ALREADY SLAVE,
FREE AND GRADUALLY TO DANISH SLAVES AND
SLAVERY ISro MEXICO; who advocates squat
ter sorsreignty, pronounced by Calhoun
sswoRsR TaAN WILMor PRovTsoIsM;" who
holds that Congress has poi0sr 7rer The CUES
ton Of slarery IA the territories; IN fact who
has proved himself hostile TO Southern IN
terests from 1919 up to this good hour.
He has been a prominent leader in that
cursed horde of hypocrites and impostors,
STYLED the Northern democracy who are
dcadlier enemies TO the South than CARR
son. Greeley or Giddings, men who with
abolition and anti-slavery fostering in their
corrupt hearts, Fundamentally meet with
Southern men, and go through the farce Of
adopting sound platform, and forcing on
their Southern cOnfederaies, f'orfaerA
man acaA Southern principles, r'ds Van
Buren. Cass, Pierce and B0ehansn.
The man who in this election desires to
cast a true Southern vote, and gives lt 10
Buchanan, is a dolt--a dullard beyond the
hope of redemption. asssts
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