Daily American organ., 1856-09-04

Chronicle-The Brownsville, Uenn., Journal,
and many other presses, have taken do0n
other .tldgs and hoisted the flag of Fillmore and
Donelsonl
Some Of these are presses Of the Democratic
party, who were the strongest in times gone
by, yet come out for the American candidates
Is this all the proof of the advancing strength
Of Fillmorei The whole conservative portion
of the old-line Wings have almost in a body
come up to his support. In New York, Vir-
ginia, Massachusetts, Maryland, and several
other States, Whig Conventions have adopted
him, not because his spresent party associations
as an American" gave him claim to their
support but because his prudence, caution,
wisdom, and conservatism, made him prefera-
bic in their judgment to the other candidates.
Is this all the proof Of his advancing strength
BY no means. Thousands of Republicans who
had been gulled into the adoption of Fre-
mont as their candidate, but who now find
themselves "sOld" to John Hughes men
who arc prejudiced against the institutions
of the South, but who are not ready TO trans
fer the country to the Pope, are retracing their
steps and will gladly escape from Romanism
by surrender Of their sectional prejudices in
the support of the national candidates.
Will the youth of the Richmond Enquirer
make note of the Jaet that the conservative
American candidates will gladly receive the
votes of all who may discover the danger of
their present associations, and frankly surren-
der their prejudices upon the altar Of their
common country? And to exhibit the ut
most iberality towards even those who Rave as
yet manifested no "signs of returning reason"
we would even welcome him at the polls, cast
ing his suffrage in behalf of an electoral ticket
whose success would spread joy and gladness
over this now distracted country Could po-
litical toleration go beyond this ? Let him not
say, hereafter, that the American party is in
tolerant
We repeat, that the prospects of Fillmore
and Donelson are cheering-they are brighten.
ing with each returning day, whilst in every
quarter of the country, North, South, East,
and West, Buchanan is on the decline, and
Fremont is fast coming down to be the candi-
udtO VI liiiidOiSJ Ahioh
and the Northern advocates of disunion.
The only possible event which could change
Fremonts noao ebbing tide into another flood,
would be that concentration at the South
upon Buchanan, which which would at once
create sectional contest and upon which FIRE.
mont's hopes have hitherto rested. To pro-
ducc this concentration the "blind guides of
the sham Democracy have made united efforts
with the leaders of the Republican party, and
at one time they had almost prepared the
South for this disastrous movement, concocted
by the willy leaders of Fremont, who having
gulled the leaders of the sham Democracy
into this trap, hoped to place the South in the
position of having themselves created Sec
tional contest which soould only result in the
elevation of the Northern sectional candidate.
But the masses at the South have been wiser
than their leaders, they have discovered the
plot, and there is now, we opine, but little dam
ger that this nefarious scheme, concocted by
Jesuitism, can be made successful. Let the
South stand frm--let her sustain her conser-
vative friends in the North, and the overthrow
of sham Republicanism and sham Democracy
will be witnessed in the triumph of Fillmore
and Donelson.