Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-10-01

Applause. lndauuled VIC continued 81
0 organise, and ia 1852 we re-appoared q
n the same scene with eur former friend, "
nd we were again defeated. That seen- g
a Is De the lass chance-iha last sh0t in s.
he Iocker-if / may use the expire sion. l
Bat he was appointed bs president Pierce q
IN 1852 TO an the high and important, b
mission Of Miuis.er TO Eagland. While n
here he was removed from She scenes Of
domestic politics, and quietly and obser-
vanity watched the movements AZ home /
pending and succeeding Che repeal oi the
Missouri line. Mr. Buchanan had been 8
known tor his atlachmeal 10 that line g
Though in 1919. while siaaent-Oi.law
with Sir Hopkins, at Lancaster, Pa, De
attended a meeting In which bee denounced
It subsequently, IN lS4s, he came ou1
in bis celebrated Berks County letter,
and stated there that lhe only way 20 sct-
lle the slavery question was 70 run the
line to the Pacific So as TO secure 20 the
north and TO the south their respective
beaelis on each side of 1t as proposed by
It's original friends. Therefore It was that
while at a foreign court, absent from his
own country. his name became peculiarly .
the name ct the American people, as the /
one that would lead tho democratic party .
10 victory again. His Old friends ia
PENNSYLVANIA moved forward, and again
we organised. We saw the time had
come when our champion could be pre-
sented 10 our people. We repaired 10
+ Cincinnati Rjyalries-home riyalties-
i bad been extinguished; bitterness grow
+ ing out ol the Missouri line aad the pas
+ sage of the Kansas-N NebFaska bin bad
temporarilv removed other candidates
from the iielI (or 50 we thought y aud
Cass men, Dallas men, and Buchanan
men in Pennsy lvania made common cause
and repaired 10 Cincinnati for the pur-
pose OF putting this gentleman in nomi-
e. nation. When we reached there, the
= first indication that appeared was, that the
! extreme south Lad resolved upon Mr..
! Buchanan's annihllation. They saw in
: him ,he light Of a moderate conservative
: sentiment. They saw in him, for the
4 first time. a public man, who having been
L absent from the country, therefore discon-
@ neeted from tie exciting reyelries Of tbs
+ dav. would be compelled from his posi-
L ton to DO justice 10 northern feelings
c aud cxtinguish seciionalism. They die
r. not trust to him on the issue Of the day
o He was not a good enough Kansas ans
J. Nebraska man for them and they Tough
II Us. as the history Of that convention vii
y show, for live long days, With bitterness
y and animosiiy such as political coaven
J. lions can scarcely rival. But he was thi
, only man TO rescue the democratic part,
e from defeat. He was the only man &
,r prevent the election Of republican, an'
n The only man who could carry Pennsyl
], vania for upon the contest Of that stat
m did the entire tide of battle turn. From
r. vour owa state a similar disposition wa
ri manifested ia certain quarters. Ia tl1
ID quarter now, where this disease Of l.
j. couptoni-m RACES the most violently, an
is where the affection for lIs admnis,ralio
ID /, INDUCED the most aulenay, Mr. Bu
ar chanan received nothing but GOODNESS an
n contempt But We nominated him asa
lis returned 10 PeHusy lyauia, for the 6u
20 time Joyous 10 having achieved our ions
IL cherished wish. Agd when we reiufue
sd there. we came with fgil AND c0nhdei
al hone that there would be an end % q
RI di.Iiculty in electiug a man whose naiui
"a was beHeved 10 be So conservative, WHO
ls. character was believed 10 be so prudeu
as aud whose entire record bad been n'
.rs tlonal aud constitutional AZ that time
do believe the republicans themselves ab.u
la doncd the campaign. They looked Ups
he his nomination as their death b.0E.-
4h Taev looked around IN vain for a csad
.at date; bat events (ahd there I. 10 niece
ne si.v for spinning ouf tilis detail 90 grea
So er leugih) brought Ga "a series Of e1cl
q menis such as we have never witness
zee + in our country, and by She middle Of i
ID gust. 1856. the campaign was more ih.
t. q doubtful. Why did i become doubtful
ire Bernuse ihr public opinion OF the EoF
m lad been stirred % IS deepest depths
ifi. Ill. eXceses Of the prg-aiayery minur3'
m. aack,d by Federal Poaer, 90 thc Ter
snf tory 81 kapst-. Itat vas tAe 0f
an question. Il was not th. OIeHd Conit
mo eaee.-it was not tie Pacific kallroa
his il gas uah.nz bon lhe single is-ue--oiF
am lhe people Of Kaasa- he permitted 81 6
or their own way saa8 they vote %.
u.s. their domestic institutions, NOT slave
81. alone. bul upoa aif faa institutions, q
.an molesled By lise haggaet- Of ibe admin
ms traiioa on the one band. and the {
svr slaashls Of bands of fofeiga maraud'
- on he other E9 man ielt more drel
sfi- IN relsrenee fo Kaasas lban 8id Ar i
.- ehanan. No man talked more irr'
81 about q. la hfa ieiigr Of acceptance
.eet f4e nomination nnd ia ibe speech he
leIf hsered 20 tle Committee upon it in
.ash parlor "a Lancaster, ga which ] happer
ere 10 ba presently he laId stress uPoa
sali great principle llsst iae ssh ot iLe g
ere lor.ly should lgessI. Why. De SAID
ing sac q ih0asanA times. The hoaih Af
cod vote Tor me. aud tie A0fih mnH b.
fal. cured and the only nay n seeare
aad ngFth b to e8agises those gentlemen &
we al4su I gsl Is faa pre- -ieuiii,i e.saif J 3
sfed IL figi, wiGA ihs people g hansas-
,sr asn uoa G6 years u age. haze fea
> Il 81 ll4as iine Il isIs ai.ea ] caapgt h'
.a.- any amh,sioa fsr a 1e-eleciious ard !
.sn. haze, she only sag - secarr g is g.
f.F. strong wiih ny oHa people ai bame.