Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

daily unite. We sick Of this spirit of ssc,ionas-
these geographical dstnctions-this dividing of conven
tons and other bodies on Northern doctrines and South
ern doctrines and devote ourselves heartily Ia the sup
port at Willard Fillmore in connection with fellow c
zcns Of the whole Union.
frous he Rochester imerican.
In the integrity, ability and patriotism of Millard Fill
more, the country has the drncst and most answering
confidence During the period when he served the nation
IN its hi CHEST Office he displayed all the qustss of the
great Statesman and the upright citizen firm and
Welding in the performance oeyery duty pertaining To his
oicc, lac conciatoty and forbesrng towards those
wo oppose his Administration, and malgned his chaac
ter and his motives. The soundness of hsjugment-thc
kceness al his political iorcsigbt-and the unbcndng
fidelity with which he performed his constitutional obga-
tons 60 the whole county, have exalted his aud his
tamc 10 tho highest place in the affections
OF tho conservative Law reverencng and law
abiding people of the United States. Mr.. Ellmore's
character at this day, inspires greater degree OF couh
dence, than that OF any other Young in the
ton That proudest OF appclations IAN honest man.. IS
accorded To him 10y universal consent lie i before
the eople the American candidate for President IL
would have been impossible for the convention have
been impossible for the Convention lie possesses all the
elements of strength and have the strongest possible
confidence that he will be trumphantly elected He has
been absent from the country for months has In
no directly or Indirectly aided in placing himself in
nomination 1t is the result OF the well advised aud en-.
hghicncd action of the American party. IL is their first
Offering to their country.
From the Troy Wig.
II any doubts entertained that the nomination of
tlfEn
the waspish ill.t.mp.r,I ,rt;cl,s ol tb. ih,x Iif
announcing the result must dispel them.
Mr. Fillmore conducted his administration in n manner
which won the admiration OF all the leading Statesmen in
the country None were more emphatic in his r,;s r.
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster Bnt for the same rs
that distinguished Wing Statesmen endorsed Mr. Fill
mors course, the small breed of politicians at Albany
oi which Dictator Weed is head and Gen Chambers tall
denounced It, Time has made all things right Mr. Fill.
more again before the people tor the Presidency and
the party which represents him is in majority in the En
ire he Ia.
wooden ls.,,eJ r,,,n,v, So. Ne US "'us'r'ous
CienJ. and tlInx,S ~, y, Una - minus po"sr
P"ton Kin, ,mJ Anil MI ''rsuunS sergeant Tor
ch,mh.rS rs ,..,,i nv. As 10 naroor Master
E,o,, -. L.. -. ,,-.,
No man ever put into. nomination for the Presidency
- fir snj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So un'o ,,e contest WIN
Id ,s.n, a r,a;"' W NM r WIN Tue aSSno~
ltic opponens-except thosr an old person
al StuusT-aI speak euIogisticaly OF him.
y,H,n f,H'aTrS name at the south West East and
found honest ,an,bls snd cors.;o,,;.,,. $3.50 ~ ~
L.. o. -, =. =, '
Inc National Convention OF Know Nothngs have done
nI,,t,rm W., sIbon,b T.; -. - ua'e etSP.eu ne"
i winch although IA some respects inferior TO the
popular sovcrcirnty in the T.rr,oris. :. -
Na Law ana ue'ars The rgnt ola Territory To adj
Tor one Representative To Congress ON bob III i,I,
they hold position antasoni,tical the Black Rcpnb,
cans The nomination OF hiari Fillmore is the best they
is not bad Mr.. Fillmore il thoroughly natonal and when
in the Posi- icut,l chair an a c,-,S. .,,,,.; ~
III w. i.'' V''I On former occasion, gained the
VI ~ """'' country, aI"aNs excepting the Ahol
itoui>ts and their cotliutor He will command I,r
vote but whether sufficient to CARRY him in r,,in -,
seen lms WI depend very much upon the character OF
tue Democratic nomiSc" vet TO he designated
Fr,-, 3D.. p,.,.-
Wt,tv.h,v. IL, ,,a., -, y. i a. aI'er'l'-r'
Nc Tilnor - a.. -, a. - 'onn ,tlon 81
and ssu ,irtiincat"n w. rpisr,ap I ' i frankly
,u, ~ a., ~. -, 49, ts ,,I'' LOT h'n'
and .f,i-.n,Hi.I. W. 's,ii Wa IN 81
~ y, -, snou,i rryoeeto see politician
80 ~ . '''''''"'' '"''
ne torlAhi state oi Maine says;
II b. Impossible 20 predict what De the this nominN
ID" VT fIiore his nsr~nahi- patriotism, aud the distinguish,
ri ability which has marked h. entire public placed
Wv " ma. trii rom The Presidential chair with
o'e , ui VT. f'n'rr' and his return thereto an
event ~ no means improbable
The Charleston Advertiser euogEes the nomination. and .ay.
'"'s 'Nvi AMI carries with the prestige o.
-'r nit ma he s'l ring and memory OF old Hickory
A' t.y Won onof by prudent aud -Ag.cious statesman
snip ne ie5l'.n banner with these names inscrib-i
49, D. SI sne ',l,n Of ihe country are moving forward
ouiv t-6sI ~ n,lro ~, .i Noe measures have
- M -, ri q, 4o' ia internal Aii external AgitA
~ - ~ ' ''''' = u"'-i'
me Sl'hiu"li Atn'retn lays;
sy eo ient u give TIE utmost satisfaction. Tile ability
toi, SoS 10 ue citizens TIL country, and his admin
VA II va s'sna1i a. oc remarkable for things
nrtei crra, upon iis government"
,l ,h General support Of The American party, and his
election should BE- insisted national Irrespective
"A. -
tie American party to rally however be the
psit 81 success ~ TO sir fnore their candidate,
The Cincinnati Times says:
uncertainty Of term. and deanIop,
and ierVrs1ton, action evidence %
present promises future Mr. Fillmore mu n. -, -
Of bis political career not on IN. aar,nrr ~ ,,
forms about which, agree they necessarily srv
ia OF