Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-09


The ratifcaiSpr0f the Cincinnati nomina-
neutrality-suspicious. Of Washington City
was .stAsihAef bfoa course; very natural and
proIet Aa 9a ASSh s a ssion- one suggested by a
sensA her dependence, and though it was
but small affair, it was the best offering they
couldhsaskeothsth "rising s,tn, whom they
nowsls9ilegtsr cbnciliate. 1t was kind and con
sidei2tSNc I'D S.n.,,on their part, and manifested
morHKFnnaeRy than is common with the par
asitoslsofwpotrer, to break the fall of Frank
Pier0 4y agKouting Justify in the Presidential
porti2&bd Spsidering the sadness of the occa-
sion, ~ KaRryquite respectable speech that
Franz Pierce delivered at the upper window
ofth4 MaaAon from which he must soon depart
forevSRn yQpite respectable Wonder if he par
ticipatsAin the joy which was manifested by
the cUe& whenever the name of Buchanan
was MYhtio 1eds We rather suppose not, but
that,sNms the contrary, he silently calculated,
"Yelhyborites |" when he heard those who
had &@ed him with the assurance of his own
certain nomination, cry out "HurrG for Old
BuczyP'
Senators Csss and Douglas, too, were con-
spicdous on the occasion, and made speeches
in favor Of the nominations, whilst in their
hearts they were secretly cursing "Old Buck"
and wishing the devil had him! What farce!
Who is there that does not know, that if any
other man than Buchanan had been nomina-
tod, the very same partisan proceedings would
have been Witnessed here and witnessed else
where, that have transpired9 If the Little
Giant" had been nominated, the same shouts
would have gone up from the office-holders for
himi Aye, if Tom Benton, or Martin Van
Buren,, had been nominated, the office-holders
under Forney and Pierce would have shouted
at the top Of their voices, and the Forney and
Pierce presses would have sworn by all the
saints IN their calendar, that the nominee was
the cory 6sst man that could hare been select
sdi Harmonious Democracy! Aye made
harmonious by e the cohesive power of public
plunderi"o sE e
Let not the ofice-holding gentry, here or
elsewhere, delude themselves with the idea
that their preconcerted demonstration through
out the country, will pass amongst the masses
for the sntAusiasna of tho people, Not at
al, gentlemen: not at all From the day
that James Buchanan declared that, aif he had
. drop of Democratic blood in in his Veins he
would open them and let it oAt,"--running
uAhnnwh.fhe period when hls denounced the
Nd abpaaf Che administration Of
eontinuing through the time
mpted to sustain the charge OF
pigss, and corruption" against
Ay, and so on through the peri
wsrred against American labor
b industry; when he maintained
Dlcod, and finally repudiated American
o6c63nA6, I. when he advocated and at last sur
rendered the Missouri Compromise measures
through NJ ,tbbjs. il years,
tory to arGass dhasHshsease ssstAsSstissws ia bis
behalf 'fbnis 10 evav .ipodaiW
Mr.. Buchanan is very quiet, ondssiSsrtsib,
behaved, exemplarpd.Sdstsfse kcAinsEsn-
teman, and ,fn exec Mj& @0se6AsAsd aahe
POLITICAL bal n 81 Ashioned Federal
ist 81 s1sI sS a'i Has ~ y
n.tiJi.i = ipaa Ant 1n,sI
can--hs ~ ospsAsetssADh6AesfO ssspNs'
i -GIs1rAfIha - DS11A61 m0iafd -,
MissueAiiPD r. 1nSessD1 s6h9ht AcsrsaN 4
to thx I B D \ be1 & "a w
the South, and Of "Nobraska- Kansas and n,
morfd1QiSH 4}-s,a aaiof(bfJ 1Ae'ssidoil
hvos sfks S6s ~ ~ z s8o SgdB8R IA
but 4 in favor Of anything else bis put
plsasss-he sas conservative in his views, bu