The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-07
THE FILLMORE TICKET IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The following statement prediction appears in last
Saturdays issue of the New York Express
"The ticket that will succeed in Pennsy in October
Fillmore ticket, and The resu WiH be Fillmore
Mark this"
There is pure unadulteratod Fillmore electoral ticket
in Pennsy lvania and of this fact paper is better ad
ysed than the Express There but two electoral tickets
in that Smtehe nominated by the democrats, and
the other said to have been nominated by the friends Of
Mr. Fillmore but to what extent the labors and influence
of Mr.. Flmores riends used in forming the ticket
may be inferred from the significant circumstance that
majority Of the that ticket the of black
repubcans-the warm and incorporating supporters of
Mr. Fremont. So entirely acceptable is this Fillmore
ticket to the spirit Of seconaism in Pennsy vania that it
will receive the vote of every black republican in the
State.
Under possible contingency Fillmore ticket be
elected in Pennsylvania To otherwise is betray
ignorance of the politics of that State of which be-
lieve the Express cannot be justly charged From what
section faction party parties the votes to
which are to secure Pennsylvania for Mr.. Fillmore
Whatever strength Mr. Fillmore may possess have
the slightest desire underestimate its derived
from the wings and the knownothngs. The know-noth
ing strength made up of the old native-Amercan
ganzaon with fully threeourths of the wings of Penn
syvan which, with democrats who had been deuded into
the order formed total large enough to defeat the
democracy in 1854 by overwhelming majority. We
speak in the past tense, for the knownothng party
of 1856 is but the shadow of the victorious organi-
zaton Of 1854. Most of the democrats who belonged
to it fighting under the Buchanan flag; the
proportion of wings converts to black repub
canis and general has been the detection that there
is not single candidate for Congress in the field in any
part Of the State who is willing trust his chances for
election to the unaded efforts of know-nothings. What
there is of strength vitality in the know-nothing
party of Pennsylvania is mainly derived from the old
tiyeAmerican element and that element is confined to
some four five counties and of formidable
character out of Philadelphia What chance has Mr. Fill
with the wings of Pennsylvania with large ma
oriy Of whom, free to admit he has been regarded
with very favorable eyes Most of his old political ad-
mirer associates and supporters had enrolled themselves
under the blackrepublcan standard while he abroad
and since his return they have not manifested the slightest
intention to withdraw from the embraces Of fanatics and
traitors His old organs the Philadelphia North Ameri
can the Philadelphia Inquirer the Lancaster Wing the
Harrisburg Telegraph the Pittsburg Journal indeed
every leading wing paper in the State the open and
INSCRIPTIONS advocates Mr. Fremont for the presidency
What supreme folly, then to talk Of electng Fillmore
ticket in Pennsylvan In the first place such ticket
has been nominated and in the second place the black
republicans would vote for electors who the
swerving friends Of Mr. Fillmore Win the Express seri
ously affirm that the friends Of Mr. Fillmore outnumbcr
those Of Mr. Buchanan those Of Mr.. Fremont in
Pennsylvania win It seriously affirm that the so-called
Fillmore electoral ticket In that State is pretext
humbug deceit, got up acquiesced in by the black
republicans catch the Of know-nohings7 Docs
not the Express know that the knownohings and black
republicans Of Pennsylvania have fused their State
ticket and that the bargain is to be further carried out
the electoral ticket Is Pennsylvania Fremouter
different sort OF being from his brother fanatic in New
York.
Il is to a matter OF small consequence whether the
enemies Of democracy to be met In Pennsylvania sim
gy combined for Mr.. Buobanans majority the popu-
lar Of the State will be numbered by OF thou-
sands but il Is matter Of consequence that the voters in
that State should be made Of the infamous fact that
the Fillmore ticket which has been presented them for
their sufrages is mainly composed Of the devoted
friends Of John c. Fremont
Would the Express regard the election Of such ticket
a. Fillmore triumph
BUCHANAN AND FREMONT