Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-24
pu, to their Trumps-The Democracy Terrified

Put 10 their Trumps-The Democracy Terrified!
We call attention TO the following circular Of the
Democratic National Resident Committee at Wash
ington of which Charles James Faulkner. Of Virgil
MIA is Chairman We admonished our friends lay
two ago that the no toriouS Charles James and his
abetorS would resort TO every species of tckcry and
aSehood in the present canvass, TO impose upon
and deceive the people, and betray them into the
support Of Martin Van Burcn'S canddate-James
Buchanan. All the arts of demagoguism and dis
honesty Charles James will bc sure to exhaust in his
capacity of Chairman of the Democratic National
Resident Committee at Washington. FAULKNER
FoRNEy, and Vas BuREN-a trio of the most unblush
ing villains to be found in the land-are the of
floating priests of the Democratic party, and what
the country expect of them but the preparation
of all sorts of fraud and raScality?
1t will be observed that the Democratic National
Resident Committee in the circular below admit to
all iuteniS and PURPOSES the utter hopeeSSneSS Of
Buchanan'S chances of an election, unless he can
bring his aid the foreign cohorts OF all descriptions
the Germans the Dutch the French, the Swedcs.
Hence the main object OF the circular referred TO is
to devise the ways and means for trapping these
rious classes of adopted citizens into the support
Of the Democratic candidate Is it not an alarming
indication of the degeneracy and corruption of Dem
ocratic politics. Democratic politicians appeal
ing to the Germans the Irish the French the Dutch
the SwedeS, such, to aid them in the election Of
the Cincinnati nominee. II these foreigners are in
truth american citizens, why not call them .imeri-
en- citizens, and argue and demonstrate with them
Us American citizens, Is it eNpedient or proper.
while allowing them all the rights and privileges of
American citizens, be classifying them as citizens
nj no rha tha,-
and appealing them, such TO sustain the candi-
date Of particular party, Why this vile pandering
to foreigners, such, the part of the Buchanan
Democracy: But 1t all proves that the Democracy
feel and know that but Tor what they call the foreign
vote they would be in a hopeless minority in almost
every State in the Union, and that their ascendency
can be only maintained 10y keeping these foreigners
in the Democratic traces But this hope in the pre-
sent contest, /, idle and vain. The foreigners who
have heretofore been steady and faithful As allies.
viii almost Ia a man-eSpecially in the Northern aud
NORTHWESTERN Staes-caSt their votes for Fremont:
and, in that event where will be old Buck and his
party: They will be a used up, broken down, and
PROSTATE concern And all their tender appeals to
the Foreigners far the present Presidential con-
test is concerned, will avail nothing Mark the pre-.
dction-we shall soon hear the Democracy evn,uriur
goted, oath-bound Know Nothing has ever yet done
The moment the Democracy see that the foreigners
have deserted them and refuse to sustain their can.
didateS, that moment will the Democracy begin to
denounce aud abuse them without stint or measure
Such Is our prophecy-and its fuliillment is almost
in sight.
To the tenth query Of the circular, we especially
invite the attention of our readers. The Committee
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cratic party is principally aSsaied in each particular
county Of every State and ask that documents be
suggested to them whose distribution, in each
particular latitude "could best promote the success
Of tie purity" That is, if in the Northern States.
objection Is made to buchanan, upon the ground that
he Squints little too much towards the South
Charles James and his Committee propose to distri-
butte such documents there as will cIectually dss
pate any such idea If, on the other hand, he is
Objecte to IN the South upon the ground of his
iree.sol notions, Charles James and his Committee
design making it appear that he is more Southern
than the South pole Aud thus a double game un
der the superintendent of the INSCRIPTIONS Faulk.
ner, is to be played over again in the present can
yasS and the people again to be deceived and be-
trayed
But will not detain the reader longer from the
refreshing circular of Charles James Committee:
DENocRAric NAT. resident Cox. ROCKS,
WA,nNGrON ID. C.. july . 1856 (
To, E.q, Chairman of the Democratic Committee
- County, State OF -
SiE-Though the Executive National Committee have
the must implicit reliance in the discretion aud sound
judgment OF tine people and the Of the pruc
piles maintained aud asserted 10y the democratic pary up
on which they % pass their verdict Impending
President election, they deem IT, nevertheless high
duty, in view the stake at isue-even the cont
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tie success OF tie democratic cause and the triunp liant
election OF the nominees OF tue Democratic Convention
"eae now sure That victory will follow our Oauncr-;
make victory douoy sure, We invite you send au
/ immediate answer 10 thc following guerics
What u the probable number Of voters IN your coun.
/ ~ WHO -peak the German language? Are they Amcri-
I can born or imuig granite, aud IN what ratio?
2 Are there Any French, Dutch, tllOtudcr-J Norwc.
gians Swedes your county and # 80 what is ap.
proKmate the number Of votes cast by oac respective
Ivy
3. Arc there any German French or Norwegian news.
papers printed iu your county aud If give the title Of
such paper or paper, aud the place pieces OF pubcn-
ton You would confer favor the National Commit
tee 10y sending during the whole canvas, number Of
the weekly ISSUES Of such paper papef printed in for
eign ugunscs 20 the Undersigned chairman Of the Ma.
tOual Resident Committee.
8. To Whist religious denominations do the German.
French, Dutch, Norwegian swedish voters n your cou-
" bcOHgY
Q. What generally the political sentiments enter.
tanned by the adopted citizens ol your county esieci,ly
The equality oi tue individual States 10 tie settlement of
our Icuorics, e equality OF all citizen. in relation to
political nights and TIE rights Of cOu-cicucey
g. Have YOU appointed distributors in the different
townships aud school districts Of your county, whO will
pnc" the documents sent by the National Committee into
Che hand- Of your vOtesY DO you prefer have them
sent 10 you iftuked, 20 he directed by your
z. Have YOU formed Democratic clubs or associations
throughout your county, and " so please rcpor, the
officers 90 the National Committee with their Post Of-
Cca
B. How are the Democratic nominations received in
your county aud what i- the probable vote the DcnOcta
cy will casts
o. VIII you furnish us the nafncs " two active and
Jealous Democrats. contiguous to each Of the Post Office
in your county eho boz relied upon the pronp
di-tubutiOu VI documents forwarded 90 them.
10. VIII YOU inform us the ground. upon which th,
Democratic paty IS principally assaulted in your county
aud suggc.t 10 u- The documents whose distribution thcu
b would beet promote the success of the uartyg
Please report tle names and post Offices O some rclis
Die German citizen. living n the different Townships
your county, iu order enable the National Residcn
Committee to outer into correspondence With then
" Please direct all communications 70 me.
4 Cnts JAs. FAULKvTn, Chairman Of the
National Dcm. Resident Committee
We neglected above to call attention to the ith quer,
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