New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-05
Significant Indications.

As faithful Journalists we think II our duty 10 pre-
sent our readers with the following unmistakabe
political 'ssgns Of the times" If the press is q
power in the State and no intelligent man can be
found in the land who will controVert SO undeniable
propositions the annexed /. signs" are full Of pro.
mise that the cause Of conservatism is tending upward
and onward with irresistible momentunl-that the
sober second thought 81 the people, is making mp it's
mind to assume the exclusive direction Of public
affairs and that therefore, the Union will be pro-
tected from the assaults Of the rival sectonists who
are striving to rend it assunder,
The tramp of the grand union army is now dis
tnctly audible bnt, before septembers close, it will
be heard like the rush of mighty waters
VI But to the significant indications from the press
above adyerted to. twill be seen that nearly all
the papers in the list that have come out for Fillmore
and the Union are from the Free States, fact that
distinctly shows the great revulson in progress in
favor of the Model President leading direct to the
conviction that the contest there is between him and
Fremont. We hear of no changes in favor of Mr..
Buchanan. Here is the list Of papers
1 The Republican, Of Mercer, Pa, has pulled down
the Fremont flag, and raised that Of Fillmore and
Donelson. 1t is an able journal, and viii do good
work for the American cause.
The Bloomvile Mirror, New York, hoists the ban
ner Of Fillmore and Donelson with the determination
to push forward the great work:
Within the last few days three more influential pa
pers in New Jersey have abandoned squatter Sow
ereigntyisln ana out for Fillmore and the Union
The Templar and Watchman, at 1thica, NY, runs
up the Fillmore and Donelson flag.
The Culpepper (Ya.) Observer has come out for
Fillmore formerly neutrals
o2o
heretofore neutral in its last issue hoists the Fillmore
and Donelson standard. sS II Et. gag
The GRANVILLE tIl.) Herald has raised the banner
of Fillmore and Donelson. l.
The Sonora (Cal) Herald, one Of the ablest papers
in the mining regions, also hoists the American flag
and is doing stout battle for Fillmore and the preser
walton Of the Union Of our common country.
| The San Diego Herald, formerly the organ of the
Democratic party in the southern portion of Alta:
California, is out for Fillmore and Doneson. Its ed
tor j. Judson Ames, Esq, says he can't stand that
party any longer.
The Conservative, Fillmore journal, has just been
started at Springfield, Ill
The Union, at somerville, N. j. has just issued its
first number. II supports Fillmore and Doneson.
A new American paper, the American Sentinel, has
been started at Harrisburg, Pa. 1t has the Of
Fillmore and Donelson flying at its masthead. 3.
The Fillmore Club of Chllicothe, Ohio, have estab
slished new Fillmore paper there, called the Union
Flag. III
The Sing Sing On. " Chronicle of last week
hosted the names of Fillmore and Donelson, and
heartily enlists under the American Banner
The editor Of the Brownsville (Tenn.) Journal has
abandoned the Democratic party and declared his ad
hesion to Fillmore and Donelson.
The Young America, an able paper, has recently
been established at Bonnet Carre La. 1t is working
well for Fillmore and the good cause.
The Fillmore Ranger, published at Baton Rouge, is
ably conducted, and is welding commanding infu
ence. 1884 ggs
With the publication Of these signs,' our readers
will have to rest content for the present. In few
days we may treat them to a similar exhiliaratine
rapast.