The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-09
VOICE raE KENruuKY DEMOCRACY

assed at forty three public meetings. endorsing the
present administration of our general government
gim5k September IS: That the administration of
Hon. James Buchanan is emnently conservative, pa
,yiotio aud wise
M,su. october 8 That we have undminished conf
oce IN the President of the United States, and hereby
ndorsc the national democratic platform OF 1856, adopt
"a at Cincinnati and the State platform of our party,
slopted at Frankfort on the 9th of January last
Marshall October That our faith in the asimnistra-
lion of the Hon James Buchanan, Chief Magistrate OF
tbe American Union is undminished and unt.tenng
that we approve his course and that his policy shows h
b, be A sound conservative statesman
Mercer October 4 That the administration OF James
Buchanan has been Just wise, and conservative, aud
meets the cordial approval Of the American people
Hickman October That the administration OF Pres
n buchanan Is eminently conservative, patriotic and
Bode october IS That approve of and endorse
ihc administration of james Buchanan being eminent
" promotve of the best interest and happiness OF the
whole country and should be upheld ana supported 10y
democrats OF all sections of the universe
CiirM. Odobey is That we still cling to the time
bonored principles OF the democracy and heartily endorse
the Presidents Lecompton policy, and cordially approve
Of the OF our able ana ehcet omper
Hon H. G. Burnett.
anderson October % That we heartily endorse the
administration of James Buchanan that we have the ut
most confidence in his ability, integrity and wisdom as
satesman and feel satisfied that his administration OF at
fairs has been conducive to the of the Amer
lean people.
Buchanan has been just wise, and conservative, and
meets our cordial appreciation.
brqrn. october rs That we unqua6edly endorse
the adm inistation of Chief Executive, James Blu
chanan and regard his administration being charac
terizcd with conservatism, distinguished ability and
stateSmanlike acton
Clarke October 20 That we have the most implicit
confidence in the administration of James Buchanan be-
eving his pertaining to the administration OF the
internal affairs of our government to be wise and Just
that our foreign affairs have been conducted with high
satesmankc ability, resulting advantageously to our
government, and raising our position among nations
higher as just and conservative national nation at
once to be feared and respected.
Christian, Notember / That heartily approve of
the policy Of the present administration and feel satisfied
that the honor and interest of common country
safe in its hands
Otuptd, NorcmJey 1 That endorse the admins
saton of the present Chief Magistrate of the United
States; and have full and abiding confidence in his ntes
lity and patriotism
Bourbon, Norenber L. That President Buchanan, in
te discharge Of his executive duties both foreign and
domestic has fully sustained confidence in his states
mlnship and patriotism.
Penditon, Noyrmber /: That endorse the admin
straton Of James Buchanan and believe that he has
been actuatcd by national, patriotic principles
HooJord, Nouembcr That we most cordially APP
poye of the administration of President James Buchanan
Bath No,emtr s That we cordially approve the adj
mnstraon Of the general government by that distin-
guished civilian and statesman james Buchanan, Presi
dent of the United States who has proved himself the
friend of all sections Of the Union protector of the
stituonal rights both of the South and the North com
PEELED Old England to admit the nvioability Of Ameri
ships, and by his ready craftsmanship avoided
with the Mormons, and has in his foreign and domestic
policy received the appreciation of patriots in all sections
Cire November 8 That have undiminishrd con-
fdence in the patriotism, integrity and honesty of JAS
Buchanan; and that believe his administration
meets the Just expectation Of all true lovers of the Union
Mason, Nor. 8. That the democracy Of Mason county
a11 spf tn
entire approval of tho present national administration
to declare their undated confidence in tho wisdom,
craftsmanship and patriotism of the venerable President
Of the United States to pledge themselves to support
with unwaverng fidelity those who firmly and
corageousy ntcrpose to protect their rights and 10 pre-
their honor; to thank Mr. Buchanan and his
sutiona advisers for the firm promptness and effective
vsoy with which they have carried out the wishes of the
national democracy and to thus render the strongest trib
ute in their power to the great chief of their party for the
answering fidelity with which, under the most adverse
and embarrassing circumstances, he has constantly adj
hred to the principles upon which he was elected to the
most honorable position in the world, and upon the main
tnance of which depends the future existence Of the only
national party in the country.
Todd. Nopeabr s That we, the democrats of Todd
county in convention assembled do hereby proclaim
reimbursement of the platform and principles adopted by
the Democratic National Convention ut Cincinnati in
1856 in conformity whercwith has been conducted the
administration Of James Buchanan with that signal ab
ny nndimpartaty which justly entities him. in our opin
loyal citizen of our widespread republic who is opposed
to know-nohingsm and to slavery agitation, both of
which arc cardinal doctrines with those occupying front
ranks in that Of hglcrlaw black republican know
nothDgs, aud their disunon and notification confcdcr
ates, who are now, in times gone by engaged in at
tenpts to effect tine overthrow OF the democratic party
and with whom, to accomplish which even the constu
ton and the Union are held in utter disregard We be
leve they have much greater desire overthrow the
democracy than to amelioae the condition OF the
try and whilst they bold in their protestatons
against the administration of the democratic policy they
conceal thirst and desire for political place. which they
would grasp the of the broken and shattered bonds
Of the Union
Nctoias, Nopea,5cr s. That we most heartily approve
and endorse the administration of James Buchanan as
pre- cmincny patriotic and conservative.
Htrdda, Aooember 8 That endorse the admins
Iatlon OF James Buchanan, and believe him to have
acted throughout his management Of the affairs Of the
nation from pure aud patriotic motives.
Washington Nogeajer s. That we have implicit con-
hdence in the ability and patriotism of present all
ministraton and the wise and positive position taken
county and his firm adherence to the principles Of the
Monroe doctrine is emncny worthy Of commentator,
and m9css our hearty appreciation
Garrord, Nocen,br 8 That the administration of
James Buchanan is emncntly conservative patriotic, snd
wise
chnbertapd NorcnJer s That the administration
OF the federal government hy James Buchanan meets
with our unqualified appreciation, being cminently wise
patriotic, and conservative
Allen, Noremba 3 That we endorse and approve the
course of the present administration all the leading is
sues upon which it has acted.
C1teadsa, Nopca,ber s That we, the democracy Of
The county Of Cttcndcn believing that the Chief Mags
late of the nation, James Buchanan has stood by and
sustained the principles enunciaed in the Cincinnati plat
,,,ll :. A a.