Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-13
Penusylvania---the Presidency.

RIssr WORD ~ The RIGHT PLIrE-We
elin Ihe following very sensible paragraph
f.om the Snyder county In544s: We hope
!. cur brethren Of the Press vii stop her tuui
i>h pickering a05o. men. Pr.ncl7.eS We 60
for. A. a Penn y,vaLIan. We a.e Cameron
man. We know that Mr.. Cameron xii 10 N
none the better Of any one OF rs friends wno
abuse. others because taey have lne.r prefer
4 ence and EXPRESS II in favor Of olheT can5i-
dates. We hope Cameron vii. be nominated;
We believe him one Of the mos, Il nstlhe most
available candidate. II he Is nominated, We
n look for the friends Of Seward. the friends Of
Bates, the friends Of CrlUenden. The friends OF
Lincoln, and all who are opposed TO Bucha-
nanism and corruption, 10 support him. II
either Of the others are nominated he vii do
the same thing. Lei there be no treachery-
no side-door inHuence-no foul play.'-H2r-
ri,burg Telegraph
We cordially endorse the sentiments in
culcated in the above extracts. We have
"a CAUSE to contend for, which infinitely
transcenis the honor or the wishes Of any
MAN. No State in the Union has more
iDterest in a Protective Taria-none is
naturally more opposed to Slavery-thau
Psnnsylrania. There is, therefore, no
State which should be more sure for the
Chicago nominee, than this. Principles
sre eternal, while men are the bubbles Of
40 hour L, is an insult to the common
sense Of our people to say that Pennsylva-
mia will vote for the Fro-Slayery Free
Trade party unless she has the candidate
Doubtless, one Of her own sons would be
her first choice, and prove the strongest
man within ber borders-for State pride
hud personal acquaintance will swell the
vote Of any candidate-yet the great
masses are more Influenced By the measures
snt stake, than by theaanse Of the standard
bearer.
. We are led to add these remarks from
Deeiug, in certain over-zealous organs of
Zen. Cameron, and also Of Col. Curtin,
pme very ipjudiciOus and incOrrec, mani
stos as to ,ckat mast be done at Chicago,
hd of the omnip5teacy Of the Keystone
hate. We objee, to these impressions
ocing forth, because they misreprcsen;
Our State, and are calculated to 10 US in
nry a, home and abroad. Doubtless,
6eu. Cameron is the first choice Of the
IMPOSITION in this Siate-a fac. which We
rust, aud doubt not, will be duly weighed
at Chicago. But to say no other man can
1hrry the State against the Charleston
is gross stigmauPon our iute!li-
hence; and that be mus be nominated to
belp Col Curtin, is an admission most sui.
dal and humi.ia;iug, as well as untrue
bnd ill-timed. u
3 In the frs, place, Col Curtin will need
be help Of the friends of other candidates
br President, as well as those Of his OVID
hte-fOrned choice. They viii not iamely
3ubn; to any Of bis own or bis friends
npoper interference at Chicago. He is
imsels compromise candiiate-depen- {
en' upon 1.-THE Opposition-and the last I
fne who should thus early attemp. to play I
Pc dictator. The friends Of Seward, Of [
BATES, Of Lincoln, Of Fremont, and others,
Feslre Col. Curtin to DO the best be can I
% be elected Governor Of Pennsylvania. j
nd-lf he or bis offcious friend. DO no, j
eeone obnoxious by iuterPosius against,