Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-04


The studied so<ss Of adver~ses 70 create the I'M
precision ssst the In the coming election
TO be between Buchanan and Fremont not only besrsys
the desperation Of their CAUSE indicates plainly their
only hope OF Ii they create the impresson
In the South that Fillmore sands chance for election
and thus dctsch the Southern people support and
carry II 70 Buchanan. they will only have played another
r~ss upon the Wing party, and viii quietly the cleo
ton. laugh At Ne or folly and With our YER
dsncy Fas eat ct a6 hoste doeer Have the Wing party
learnt nothing Of tho Of their Willy adversary in times
gone by WIN they taking up and propsga
sing to their hurt the Willy outgvuss Of the Demo-
cratic party Is there any Wing green to know
that this il but rus operate upon credulous
timid and Tina serving Wings, For own part stand
ing where do, With all the opportunities possess.
from perusal OF the journals from all parts OF the
Iy TO form opinion, do not hesitate declare
sincere belief that every day brghtens the prospects
Mr.. Fillmore and dims those OF Mr.. Buchanan-whle We
cannot Tor moaient give credence the idea Of Ere
monts election The truth is TAR a. we can perceive
i've hazard the opnion) that when the time election
shall and the sober second thought Of the masses
shall have been brought bear soemny upon the ques
ton how they ought to vote the will be terminated
by sheming vote for that tried found
faithful all the obligations the Constitution imposes
But aside from all questions Of expedency or success.
the South Mr. Fillmore its vote To say nothing OF
his past acton-to say nothing Of his having when Pre-
sident maintained her rights with firm and upfaltering
hsnd-his position far the varied outgyings of
the candidates is higher than that OF any Of the three
His position is manly, firm, explicit and independent and
looks Soucard than either OF the other two There
s nothing equvocal or doubtful in his position He saws
what he will do aud what he viii do and we say again
the South both the ground of past and looking to
his present position, owes him her vote.
We again. let the South do right and II shs will but
do this his election is beyond peradveuture.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. WINTHROP.
The blowing letter from the Hon. R. O. Winthrop was
received Public Meeting recently held at Williams
burg, NY:
BosroN, August L. 1856.
Ny Dear Sir Your obliging Communication of the
It'll instant inviting address meeting of the
friends OF Mr. Fillmore at Brooklyn the evening of
the 18th inst was duly received. lose time in say
ing that will be Impossible for present on that
OCCASION and that only my grateful acknow
edgements to the Committee, for the compliment which
the invitation contains
Asa member OF the old Wing party OF Massachusetts,
have acquiesced in the arrangement Of the State Central
Committee Of that party tor postponng any definite action
regard the Presidential election until the usual
tumnal Convention. do not know whether shall be in
the Of attending that Convention il am whether
shall be called take any part in its proceedings
But intend to keep myself free from any absolute
initials and TO leave myself open fresh impressions
convictions least until the date which has been fixed
for that Convention shall have passed
At the time. have no hesitation in admitting that
You were entirely ght IN the belief which your letter e1-
presses As 10 INV present opinions these opinions have
been already set forth by more than one OF your disn
gaished fellow CITIZENS OF New fotk with clearness and
siu"ness when eave little or nothing to be supplied
rer particularly 10 the puohshed letters oil my valued
''enus Mr Dsnnu ana governor hunt which have
reso win the inquest interest ana grauhcauon From
the'r general views OIL puohc AFFAIRS and OF existing poti-
cal paTues nave not oeeh aoie 10 withhold my cordial
concurrence ana sympathy Nor can easily escape from
thef conclusions
iou are uououess aware that nave never associated
n!sen with any oranch or orier OF what Is called the
American rarity. 30 lar as their Oh ganlziicn has been
secre' u" '"'J"c', pr"ac Or lAtoierant tey nave
never nau my apptpnauo Oh assent but nave seen no
houauo" ~, ''' resuehe! "n'ch seems 20 promise so
huo" " PeaV" anu anohy % tue country al large anu
40 mHeh OF assured saoy 70 us institutions under exist
| ing c'feum,uaneer " 'hat Oh Mr. fnnoIe'
ic"'a'y nave nov 'ou," myself aoe, as YET 10 give
III VI! Auhss'oh 10 either Oh inc TWO other psfues which
are hrtyeu against .aen otnel so steny ana so angry
i.-nes Nor do nerceISs how rho sncs ~ - =.
ham /, IN hiring rsTef to the ,o,n,,v 80 80 "
ttons and con,rovrs which So ,o, I'm ~ IL s
centre In r--istipg n, have aIwavs o" al LIN -
the organization of such o-oor,pbicaI NAT, :. WsI
ton cnndemned cannon altogstber forget nv ~bn >, IS
nlorsbls an ,,reason hs hasn f,rni.Isf foi,s ..,
And II i, were possible that naori,r If ,s s,asr;".
neopls could ,t be rouss,l nm 10 so,,s hs,xoe on,a
ing sections sud 90 put an end to strife and ,cord hy
,be e.ctin OF candidate If Know "niar,,,n ~" os