Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-10

~S~S'N eHo esfengtn OF mr.. bucnanan IN bne Ctdte
OF New York. The Pennsylvania State elections
take place the l4th of this month. think the
Democracy will be defeated there certain il so
they 1.-THE Democratic party Of New York; will throw
all their strength to Mr.. Fillmore thereby securing
aim New York beyond doubt. The same can be
said Of New jersey and In fact every State in the
North where fusion viii defeat Fremont This I
kNOas TO Be true and would stake my life upon it.
| Their only hope is to throw the eeation in the
! House. "hr. Buchanan is dead cock" and il
the American party South will but do their duty
Mr.. Fillmore viii be the next President The party
here are in high spirits, and Frightening every day
The democracy feel whipped and now say Fillmore
is good enough for any Southern man.
| ~ The Union and AmErica1 continues
to harp upon alleged fusions of National
Americans and Black Republicans in nom
slaveholding States. Whether it really be-
lieves any such fusions have taken place, or
is attempting simply to "raise dust" to
cover the plots and management Of its own
| party, North, is a matter of some interest,
but we shall not waste our time to-day in
an investigation of it. One thing is very
evident, however, our contemporary seems
to be utterly oblivious of the nature of
the fusion that adopts in the Lancaster
district, with the connivance of Mr.. Bu-
chanan, an oldlme Seward Wing oppo-
nent of the Kansas-Nebraska bill, as DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress; which also
places Hickman, democratic opponent of
the bill, in similar position; and which
prompts John Van Buren, and John G..
Breckenridge to meet and shake hands on
the same stump before the free soil democ-
racy of Indiana, and give utterance to sem
| timentS which the New Orleans Delta,
warmly as it desires the success of the dem
ocratic party, is constrained to brand as
"GbOlitiOnism IN disguise" We say our con-
temporary seems utterly oblivious of this
policy-it is thing ignored entirely But
those alleged American and Black Repub-
lican fusions-they are something awful |!
Why? Because, if such things exist, they
10Ont help democracy! Very well. If they
won't help democracy, neither will they
help Black RepublicaniSm, for we have seen
nothing, in any quarter, to prove that Ma
tional Americans will cast vote for any
other candidate for the Presidency than
WILLARD FILLMORE.
If Black Republicans or Buchanan Dem
ocrats either, iE Pennsylvania or Indiana,
(and there is precious little difference be-
tween the two, choose to vote for the Fill.
more electoral ticket, and aid in the cleo
ton of that great and good patriot, it
should be regarded as an evidence, and
high evidence, too, of a returning. sense of
justice and patriotism, for which they de-
serve commentator. We shall not object
to their becoming sound and conservative
in their views. But we shall object to and
denounce any and all coalitions, furious,
trades and intrigueS, which would give
even one vote to Fremont We learn from
an article re-published in the Union and
American of the oath September, from the
Albany Statesman, that the Fillmore cleo
toral ticket, which, as at first constituted,
had two or three Fremont men on it who
were thought to be Fillmore men, has been
reconstructed" and is now a squire and
UndOu6ted Fillmore American ticket, and moth
ing else" We learn this, we repeat, from
the columns of our contemporary, and we
take pleasure in adding that we have
received the same information from the
Chairman of the American Committee at
Philadelphia, who writes us that every man
on the ticket is true" Fillmore man.
Black Republicans in Pennsylvania have,
we doubt not, like Democrats of New
York, tried to make trade with Fillmore
men but they have, as the Democrats
have, also, failed in their Vaccinations.
The Union and american will find, we
are sure, when the race is run, that the re-
mark it attributed to Mr.. Filmores home
organ on the oath ult., to-wit, that it de-
clares, authoritatiyely and officially, that
there will be no fusion with the Black Re-
publicans upon the electoral ticket in Penn
sylyania," made known a determination
faithfully adhered to and firmly carried
out.
In conclusion, is it not rather presum-
ing too much on the gulIibility of the peo-
pie for Buchanan Democrats to be holding
up alleged fusions as a scarecrow to alarm
them into voting against the American
ticket {? Was not the whole North few
years ago democratic, only two States be-
ing arrayed on the side of the opposition i?
Have not Democrats since become thor
oughly black republicanized, and mustered
nearly the whole North under the Black
Republican standard ? Are not the Blu
chanan democracy now striving, by all
sorts of means and appliances, to get back
enough of these renegade black republican
democrats to elect their candidate There
is no earthly chance for Buchanan to be
elected unless he does get the votes of
black republicans. And what democrat
in Tennessee viii reject their vote Not
one.
The American Electoral Ticket in
Pennsylvania.