Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-06

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Southern States iu nNoE ~ ale D,mosgacy, --plo-
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ysuHisl Amsglean party bes.ns 10 resel's itself int
.ts original ushHgHess, lolss eysnes,eRt sni must
s.a r.sh, sll lie ihs ass,sss fAbrl, u y.son.
leave uof d uTeak behind" Mas, s ihsrs /, Justly
the lgns1 coa.,uusion q the eFsanilstin n th,s.
Il'rers Nnssi'sns sho pysess q, renatsnal IN thslg
eTesl' What earthly excuse can there l. Nr Fin,
no-s aud hne's9s duls, FILLMORE aai ponslsCn Pa,
Fers, liu-E2 SEl rOnsls 0Fstors, AMI fillmore
AMI h-nSr asFs at tAs Satk a, this er.tiasl time,
Are ''yt ben Institutions Threatened Nh destruction,
e. mia de wmpsnt ssgt,nsllsa that i sggayi us IT,
80 a NE Ng,h uales the black banner Q. Igem0ag,
prove gssia. at The coming eleetoHs And have
Nv, the great mass u National everywhere united
IN tle support of the psmosFEii, standard hearers as
the 0uly tet that can successfully resist the Black
E,PIllsauism that R0a threatens 20 sgeep away the
foundations or the Go,egamen' Fillmore and Don
g,s,n cauny', by possibility &c, more than mo or
three Southern States even 5houll not their prospects
decline bseesn this AMI ihs election, They canno;
possibly compete With Buchanan ami Fremont at the
North, because tie sound national, anil ultra hnatl-
cl' elements there have long since separated and
uyel themselves, The one under tho banner Of Bu-
chaHan, representing the ,ouadc,, most available
element Vi national eonsS yatsn AID unonlsm; aud
the other under that Of Fremont as representing the
widest, mot reckless, nggcr-worshippins disorsan-
4ins aIl revolutionary elements Of scctlonasm and
. propagsadam. The people Of the North cannot sup
port Mr. Fillmore, because tho national Union men
regard him totally unsound the slavery question,
a,l the opposition don't regard him rs quite strong
tANlsA III l'0 AANlttlNNi'Al Nuikh illcllir
are also the friends Of Fremont and have put him
forward rs q means Of preventing the election Of Blu
chluan, national DcmourRt-whilst at the South his
friends profess to prefer Buchanan to Fremont, and
pretend TO support him means Of preventing the
election OF Fremont. Such are some Of the bCaut-
Q fu consscneies OF this party that still impudcntly
claims to bc national. But il will not claim it long.
/, The game has been played long enough, The vote
that Mr.. Fillmore would get ut the North cannot be
spared from the only available man-the Rocky
T. Mountain Nag and Jessie To get Mr.. 7. clearly ON
the track so a to divide the South il was necessary
for Northern faction to 60 for him, at least while
The Iusc having succeeded. and the South Americans
having JsySd out in full chorus the track Of Fill
more the dogs al the North to be called ci-thc
track is TOO coll--and put in full cry after the wool
~ horse" Thus, dispatches from Washington state
that ON the lith ult., the Northern fimoreites IN
Congress- held q caucus to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
Of withdrawing Fillmore They were IL have another
on the 18th, when it would be finally determined
smui;esssss With this comes another dispatch L. is
dated whilst the guns announcing the Democratic VIC
tories in the South are still eohoins about the Federal
capitol and announces that the Southern Americans
ut Washington had given up Fillmore for Buchanan
as the only available man against Fremont. The well
> known and intelligent correspondent of the Baltimore
SUM- ''Ion,' writes TO the same effect Percy Walk
CT, the embodiment Of the chiyary of South Ameri-
canisrl-the iotspur who led their sQuadrons to the
charge in The contest for Speakerone of the ''brigh
partscuaretars' Of the Philadelphia convention that
nominated Nh. Fillmore-has publicly renounced the
Fillmore cause as hopeless, and announced his pur
pose to support Buchanan. The Southern K N, del
egltion will almost certainly pursue the same course
in due time, and thus as VIC set out to say, Know
Nothingism, or AmerCanisnl, whatever name you
choose to call it, becomes dead, eXtinct-defunct 1t
: is even now passing into thing of the past, and
! ticn.
We will not stop here 10 make the application which
we intended of the facts stated above, and enquire
what course the X. N. leaders in Texas would see
proper to pursue, as Southern men and patriots We
eayc tht fey the present for their conscenccs to de-
erlnine We believe that most of the party will sup
port Buchanan They are patriotic and loyal to the
! Constitutions and cannet pause long in choosing be-
tween ''Bulk and Breck' aud Fremont and Dayton
! To that complexion must it ccmc at last.
CY-Capt. TAYLOR, one of the Amcr'cln Electors for
the State at large learn will address the people
ofthis place soon The Captain boasts, understand,
that he will denolsb what left the Dallas "humb
4 pnpcr'' when he comes down. We could not have
guessed the cause of Capt Us hostility to had We
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