Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-22

Each Of the above Electors has accepted the apoont
ns as SUCH aud given written assurance that IL cleo
Ted will vote for aard Fillmore for President and An
drew jackson Doneson for Vice President of the United
states. These letters Of acceptance have been deemed
satisfactory 10y the Committee, and accordingly approved
Propositions having been made by the Republicans and
the Fremont Amencans to form Union Electoral tick
ct the committee, at meeting which twenty three
members were present, adopted tie following:
Resolved. That deem il incl pedent TO make any al
teaiion ia the Fillmore and Doueson Electoral Ticket in
this States and that firmly convinced that any in-
teerence with would be the of giving the State
TO Mr. Buchanan. Instead of defeating hun
Resolved, That decline TO accept either Of the nro
positions OF the Republican State Committee satisfied that
the electoral ticket already in the field il only one ON
which all opposed 70 Mr. Buchanan eau successfully unite
and Pledgng it to incorporating opposition and the
defeat under any aud all circumstances Of his election
The hrst OF the above resolutions was unanimously
adopted. aud the second by of twenty to two Que
declining TO vote Having thus resolved aud published
their proceedings, the Committee whom has been en-.
trusted the OF the State
not and do not recognize any other Electoral Ticket
genuine, or as enanaing from that body, being pub
lshed aud circulated by that authority but call upon all
who desire the election of Fillmore aud Doneson IN h.
defeat o thu policy OF the present as en-
bodied und forth in the Cincinnati platform to unite
in IT. support, the only practicable means to defeat
james Buchanan In Penny IL is pledged 10 the
defeat Of NJ Buchanan, aud all who sincerely desire is
defeat It hoped will see the necessity OF making
mon cause 10 ts support and cordially in their exer-
uo1s TO secure It's triumphant election.
But two weeks remain to organize and prepare for
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active service by al who desire restore peace and ha
inony 10 the country by the election Of President who
capable 60 discharge he duties OF that Office and Who
"ill be true 10 the Constitution and the Union Though
We have suffered partial defeat the late State election
considering the TACT that the State has hitherto admittedly
been largely Democratic, and that the candidate Of that
party tor the Presidency IL Of her own most dtn
guished sons aud the further TACT that immense frauds
amounting 20 thousands, VIGOROUSLY practced by
that party at the late election there Is nothing IL the re-
suit To dishearten discourage On the contrary
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have elected their State ticket by meager majority Of lew
thousands but have failed in obtaining more than one half
OF the delegates to Congress while in both branches OF
The Legislature II u asceftained almost beyond
doubt they viii he IN minority. Such result Is in fact
defeat To the Democratic party indicates clear.
" that Pennsylvana aud siH be redeemed on the
fourth Of November, " those opposed 10 Mr. Buchanan
are but true 10 themselves aud strike the blow in man
ner IN which II be made felt That only be done
By supporting the electoral ticket above given Let then
al Who wish "a obtain triumph IN this State cordially
harmouiou-ly and uuitedy adopt IL. In the language 81
Willard Fillmore: Let nail flag TO the mast head
aud u We go down, let us 90 dOrn With flag still hy-
ing" JOHN T. SANDERsON.
Chairman Fillmore and Donclson State Committee
Ell BRowS head waiter 10 the Lndys Ordinary at the
Exchange Hotel beg. leave his grateful thanks
TO the public tor their generous patronage heretofore aud
TO assure them tina, heis At all times ready accommodate
ell who favor him With call with distinguished at
ienion and ~h excellent meals served up To- tho very
beat style Being n god health and high spirits he fat
er himself that be will be able impat eutire sat-ac
ton to tbs fasdious aud arisocradc Of his
guests.