The daily union., 1856-10-22
FAMILY QuARRELs.

FAMILY QuARhELS.
We dislike 10 interfere in family quarrels such inter
ference is seldom received with good grace in good
spirit generally resnl in positive mischief to the ON
cious party Bat we remain passive may safely
indulge such reflections the broken, scattered flying
condition Of the fusonis In Pennsylvania Ohio and In
diana naturally suggests And in the Hrs place As to the
of this general rout The Fremont men will have 1t
that they were defeated in CONSEQUENCE oi know-nohinS
support and the Fillmore men equally sure that the dis
comture entirely owing To the black revolutionary flag
Of sixteen stars which the combined forces gut under
Some there who do not affect TO conceal the belief that
the rout of the usonists is entirely owing the absence
OF those perpatetc gentlemen who voted during the dog
days with SO much pertinacity for John @ Fremont in
railway ears steamboats, ferry boats and other popular
vehicles public conveyance In Judgment the cause
may be traced to very simple and very stubborn fact
namely that the democrats of Pennsylvania and Indiana
have clear and undsputed majority all the efforts
fusions and combinations Of their enemies.
The mode by which victory to be wrested next month
from the exultng democrats s novel as the argu
ments employed by the usonsts to account for their de-
feat
Let cut loose from these false and skulkng Hndoos
says the Albany Evening Journal and shall certainly
carry Pennsylvania in November for Fremont Buchan-
ans strength is exclusively confined to the knownohing
| Counties &C.
Let cut loose says the Statesman from the rascaly
wooly heads and negroworshppers and nothing short
miracle prevent Fillmore from taking the twenty.
seven electoral votes of the old Keystone &c.
In other words united they defeated but divided
each party is to be invested with such supernatural
strength to be able to beat another and afterwards
beat not the plurality but the majority party of the
State
| And now for the modus operandi The warlike Webt
issues the following bulletin:
The true of Pennsylvania opposed to the Buchanier
ing democracy with unwaverng resolution and
confidence closing their ranks for charge against
enemy. electoral ticket has been prepared cacu
lated unite the votes of all sincerely hostile to thu
Cincinnati platform 1t may be found in another column
with the manifesto of the committees from which 1t orgna
ted We assured by those fresh from the field of action
that everything auspicious for successful result The
proessed Fillmore men, who really for Buchanan have
already harmed to the extent of their power 1t
ec known that six thousand Of hem including their lead
voted the late election for the democratic ticket
last disclosed and understood they mpotent for further
mischief 1t also well known that great numbers of demo
who for local reasons voted this ticket determined
their for John c. Fremont Thousands of dem
votes too imported from the contiguous States will
not be available in Pennsylvania in November for they will
be needed in their localities The republicans have also
small strength among the Quakers, which has yet to ap
| pear at the balot-box."
Tie facts figures and deductions of the rejected minis
ter to Austria are perfectly irresistible The professed
Fillmore in Pennsy ylvana put down at six thou
sand and the gallant General tells that they all voted
for the democratic ticket at the late election in that State
He also tells that "grea numbers of democrats de-
termined-no doubt thoroughly dsgused with their glo
| - Inhr
Fremont" and that the Quakers have ye appear the
ballboK" Now here must join issue with the gallant
General as to the ultimate destination of the sufrages
the followers ofFox if they should "appear at the ballot
box" The General is positive by implication, that the
Friends in body will for the person who assaulted
ex-senator Foote and who challenged brother officer to
mortal combat The New York Times is equally positive
in the belief will appear from the following
tract from late issue of that paper:
"n the late election, moreover hear from very good
authority that the Quskers took part They did not
the polls at ALL There cannot be less than of them
who will vote for Fremont in November"
The New York Express (know-nothng) has not the
slightest doubt where the Quakers OF Pennsylvania
will be found in November next Says the Express
The Fillmore electoral ticket in Pennsylvania satisfies
nearly the whole opposition in the State The
Society Friends 900 voters) will to the support
Of the ticket almost as a unit
Such confident and conflicting claims we'll calcua-
ted to puzzle the coolest and shrewdest political satisti
cians but still we inclined believe in the absence
any authentic direct information from the only parties
capable Of throwing any light upon the subject that the
Society of Friends in Pennsylvania will, body take
no rart in the presidential election or if they take part
very large majority will be found on the side of the
Union and the constitution.
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