Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
frpm the -KoJH- t.iitIrmn .A9rcrfi
OUR NOBLE TICKET.

the principles OF d., lie, aud with the principles OF
r,puoicani-n aud the Constitution OF lii country.
Frpu the KoJH- t.iitI1mp) A}rerfscr
OUR NOBLE TICKET.
Fillmore and DOncISsn.
We have nee! 10 assure the readers OF the Adver
ti-cr that received the teesaphc announcement OF
Ghe nomination, hy the American Convention, of the
uaiuc- Nc place this morning masthead with sin
and hearty satisfaction. IL las been that
preference from among al the OF the
Try, first choice for the high Office OF President OF tile
United States the distinguished gentleman who so
houoraby. acc,ptably aud saslciousy administered the
government during one Of the most trying periods OF its
hi-tory-wc mean MItLAEp FILLMORE, ofNcw York
Te other statesman IN tue land has been tried
he Of the furnace pure gold and cxtotcd the
admiration and respect Of his bittercs enemies. A.Sum
ing high and responsible tru~tat crisis Of deepest pc
I'll the South and TO the Union, and it con
s,I too with the d-tru-t Of many OF b- Southern po
tcl ieud-he went forward ia the noble path of du-
% with steady eve aud uuiscrng tread rebuked the
friend OF tisco and sectional hate, and rallied the
try the -tauias Of Constitutional fraternity. The mad
ign-d OF faction hushei rendered power
less for evil by his firm and kiu policy. aud peace.
prosperity and confidence gradually resumed their gentle
sway over all the land. The South repaid her former
dsu- by rallsus generously and warmly hi. support
AMI even paty bitterness grew abIshei in the presence
OF 20 just impartial and faithful public servant He
resigned the keys OF Office with tue respect and confidence
OF te great Of the people aud left the country u
happy and prosperous rcpO-e.
We have need at this time 10 ask how il has been
with bis successor what j. the present condition Of the
country. Alas every issue Of the daily press furnishes
ties and dlngcrs-J internal d-luict-oi painful fore
boings for the uturen short that the country i ia
nearly the unhappy condition whcn by the inscru
tbl- decree Of Providence Willard Fillmore placed at
the hoal vi the Government In sach trying times it
ri 10 his wise. just and ulciou- almuistra-
ton and u long FOR return Of those prosperous and
peaceful tines
We believe that the nomination Of NJ Fillmore will
be- bacI with delight in every part Of the countryndccd
the unaiimty with which he nominated shows that
the delegates well aware and not unmindu Of the
HT I'LL ill Il
ly simultaneously IN every election precinct TO- this wide
spread country and the people vote without prejudice
partisan excitement for the whom they thought lie Gt-
ted. and trustworthy Tor the high Office al Pr,si
dent that Willard FILLMORE would br found have ~.
coyed more than twohifi- Vi nl the votes liz
nomination them D. but proper rcpou-e to the Judgment
and desire OF the people and predict that the
will rally to him IN manner that will greatly astoni.h OLD
partisan leaders.
lFyom he Nm Yoyi Wrror1
uf ti- American ticket, do not hesitate to say that
frar i. Joel te strongest that could have been made.
Willard Fillmore has proved himself worthy Of the high of
Gce for which hc s named by having filled it ptby
IN thr nation. H. b. patriot without rePr"ach. states
uIp whu commands tho rrp,ct uf tho world. and cii
lcii without spot blem-h. \ uuas,llbc man
n hif private public aud oic, character i- not a. be-
found Boo tine ranks Of the American party, or be- the roll Of
American citizen. Even biz political enemies call him
god man. sud pronounce The nomination ~ every -ense
respectable The friends u the union and fraternity ofthe
-t 100 who pray for harmony az home and peace abroad
1901 ifl ffn nomination ~ FILLMORE ard pfO.
n..e o security aud prosperity iu al tc departments
tai" and industry; mud tranquility 10 all the domestic and
foreign relations Of he Government
Faa hs 49, s. CooOaer~,d fir>,fiser (ciraigbf If1igI
! TIE AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMlNATlON.
We r,ugftulitr thc Philadelphia American Convention
upon tho wisdom displayed u the choice Of candidate
for DO" Proficiency and t t. gratifying Tia the selection
be- been Dtic from STATE We take it that old
hH" Wngl generally will chucriuly lend their aid in cleo
uny Nlui Fillmore % The Presidency ~ th'
Union Whether .cy will 10 THE silently, without organ
il'pn ehsher, retaining their organization they viii
cfl National Convention and that Convention by al
dress tp . brethren throughout the States will
mend tHo import w. Fillmore and assign reasons there
Dr rauns ~ Doc For Ourselves greatly iucIu,
t1 tr latter course for which have heretofore
partially explained aud may hereafter folly set forth
40 present. have only time explain why Old
ln'. st4dgitoIi Wing Journal the New York Commerct
Aigor-er viii lend lie best aid 20 the election
Willard Fillmore 10 the Office 20 which the Know Nothing
o- American party have nominated him
Vs. have aid that NJ Fillmore pOssesscs w ettraor
duary degree The qualifications for the Presidential Office
u" BE- thorough, conservative national Wing, indeprn
dent q Die ahatiOn with the American party. lie hois
300 a their fress the doctfiuc Of the Old Line Whigs-
WI. history. associations and sentiments are Wing
We hld cspeence in the office lie has been Pres
idcn aHd no man. since the days 81 Wellington NOR,
Enrrv dcharyi thc responsible duties Of that Office, il
imf oiue pefUaxy, excitement and danger. We neeC
s. Ju' such msu boo the prcscut condition Of affairs.
t e Wa. M ns cfochcts violent partisan feeling
,. or soutmeus lIe h nr emncuty sound and cOnserva
Il uyc mani Last 81 ~ j. he tainted with sectouaism III
will %" p Pe-iiont fDr tho whole Union
Ie viii have The confidence ~ the South. whilg he 4
. u't Nl u"vrt wnt pro -very man, will he
.. mu-eli to slavery proptgand-m But rejoice hay
candidate on whom North and South cor