The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

Solfh .fn moro than ever needed TO preserve all her
grsostaorahon in the Northern and non-saveholdng
deWpfIQcif Pennsylvania fortress and
4iSfdp,ARF son was the man. And here, therefore,
4e-okbSgifWisc) gratefully thanked the delegation
iom Virginia at Cincinnati, for their continuous. persist
dns!v1isaTor sixteen ballots Virginia in the two
lhtt}hyentons, has given him fifty ballots combined,
INN ne is now the nominee OF the democracy with a
certainty of election. If il be asked, il was in Raleigh
why did Virginia separate herself from North Caro-
lna South Carolina, Georgia Alabama and Missssippis'
to reply is that they separated themselves from Vr.
gnia. Virginia stood where She was in 1852. She re-
mmbercd that in 1852 pennsylvania then separated her
sell from The North 10 join with Virginia, North Carroll
m, Georgia Alabama and Mississippi TO make nomina-
ticn, and theythese Fix Statcs-dd make is and did
Wen to mako it, Virginia did well TO stand still by Penn
sylvania, and she will moi stop TO ask why did tho
Southern States remain with her IN the nomination
they will all bo with her in the election. She will prove
To tho South how wise and how well it was and will
he Tor the whole country that Virginia and Pennsylvania
shall for ever be united III democratic and patriotic tri
umphs What is TO prevent his clections Mr. Fillmore
as accepedaccepted without reference the chances
Of success defeat But he wanted thing marked
he accepts expressly not the platform ofJune 1855 with
lh section but tho platform OF February 1856, which
plunged and ignored the 10Th section and In which
goes expressly for restoring the Missouri compromise.
The MucngeOns Of Richmond endorsed the "late Conven
ucn" At Philadelphia too but will any Southern mana
stuart or an lmbodin evenendorse this letter for the
.tOraon OF the Missouri COMPROMISED They may reea
returning to tho purity OF the times Of the Gal
hins and the Gardeners and TO tho wisdom of Clayton
hawsr ,h treaty BY IA. Washington sdmns
storing tho odio,s Missouri compromise Their,
WA. but ono excuse now made for supporting a
III.
il was polite and patriotic TO let Southern minori
ties and Northern mon in in States they
could DO got TO 20 for it, would tend TO divide the
black republican forces This q monsrons patriot
ism, and moro monstr0us admission Not hoping for
cess just to run to hoodwnk parties They 10 allow
their names 10 be used 70 prevent their partins in tho
North from voting the black republican ticket Then their
partsans there have III admitted black republican ani
ca So how came their rartSans in midst to have
atnities with their partissns the North having black
republican afiinitiess This is jugge respect
able than that Of Know Nouingsm. No Tho effect Of
running Fillmore ticket is to keep tho South
hut few men North. This proves that tho tick
1T mongrel tckel-that the offspring of
II y, as he had said, mulatto, as he had
better said-a Melungeon! But tho South will unite on
tho Cincinnati nomination. II addresses itself strong
~ 70 the respectable old limo wings for good to
q mbne for good, when bad arc combined for evil
it too conservative for them rally with us to
conserve tho moral principles which preserve society
the fundamental political principles which conserve the
ststche hallowed rights or religion which protect the
against tho indelity and anChrist of fanaticisn-our
constitution and Union the palladium of liberty and
strength against tho higher law and lowor morals Of
sCstOnalsm He said that when boy shooting ssgccse
ducks and pover along the Atlantic coast he had al
ways found double BIS "-B. B. shot-to be most cfec
tive This is b. b. ticket Let il be called the dou-
bic By ticket II has not only b. for Buchanan but B.
for son Of the chief State Of virgnia-Kentucky joined
to Observation-Disclosures nephew and grandchld! Now
with these double Bs we had only to load the demo-
cratic big gun take aim at the butts OF the wings of the
leaders watch geese let fly into the flock and at every
hro we would bring down more game than could
bag
Mr. Wise was warmly cheered throughout
kr J.. H. Aylet next called upon but declined to
speak because OF the atcness Of the hour. Mr. A. is
grandson OF tho ustrouS Patrick Henry He il young
lawyer VI great promise
Tho meeting then adjourned after session Of nearly
four hours