Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-29
FiIlmore,s Prospects.


FiIlmore's Prospects.
We make the following extracts from our
letters received on yesterday, showing how the
political skies appear in different sections of
the country. From Frankfort, Kentucky, we
learn the following: a
American prospects bright and Frightening
daily-old Kentucky Is safe"
From Windsor, North Carolina, the follow
ing:
Our cause goes bravely on in this State, and
though there is some doubt who will he elect
ed Governor, there is no doubt in regard to the
vote for President. Fillmore will ten thousand
ahead of any other candidate"
Questions of State politics in North Carolina
will render the vote of the American candidate
for Governor in that State many thousand less
than will be given to Fillmore and Donelson
next November. This is the universal opinion
of our friends there.
From Gogginsville, Franklin county, Va,
we are informed as follows:
"The principles you advocate and the American
ticket are gaining favor in this democratic county"
From Whitley county, Kentucky, subscri-
Der writes as follows
Fillmore is literally taking the mountains of
Kentucky"
From Harris county, Georgia, a subscriber
writes thus:
1--WE occasionally take vote in our little vii
lage, when the people from the country are in,
and Fillmore generally gets about FIVE to one. A
little more grape Capt. Bragg We have an old
Democrat from Carroll county, in town to-day,
who has not yet found out that old Buck Is
nominated,-he swears he is going to vote for
Gen. jackson"
Just ask him to add the DoNELsoN to it, and
go it with n rush He will be sure to get
right if the demagogues will let him alone.
From Notasulga, Alabama, we learn that
Fillmore and Donelson are gaining ground in
Alabama"
From Montgomery county, Alabama, SUBJ
scriber says: !" We will give Fillmore hand
some majority in this county in November
next"
From Haywood county, Tennessee, we have
a most interesting letter from a very intelligent
man, from which we make the following
lengthy extract, to-wit:
sour cause is moving on finely. Fillmore
and Donelson are gaining strength daily; whereas
Buchanan, the old Federalist is evidently on the
wane, and his friends are getting exceedingly sem
sitive the subject, especially since those noble
and patriotic speeches Of Fillmore have been read
by the people. These have done the work for old
Buck-have been the death-knell to Democracy In
Tennessee.
"The popular humbug that Fillmore stood no
chance of elections THAT 1t the duty Of all pa
triots South Americans, old-line Wings and Dem
ocrats to unite on Buchanan as the strongest con-
sentative man, and defeat the Republican candi-
date, was swallowed by few green ones; but the
more thinking classes awaited the course Of events
and are now satisfied that this was only trap to
catch the ignorant for II soon discovered that
this intelligence of Fimore's want of strength and
popularity came through Democratic channels only,
and was about as reliable as the falsehoods gener-
ally published against the American party.
The reaction now in favor Of Fillmore is ire
mendous; his stock is rising every day, and If it
continues in the same ratio until the election, he
will carry the State by 10000. Put down Ten
nessee for Fillmore and Donelson by 5000 certain
"We have organized Fillmore and Donelson
Club in this place, and not Americans only, but
old-line Wings and Democrats are becoming mem
bers. These Clubs are being formed in every town
and village in the Western District and through
the State One thousand cheers for Fillmore and
Donelson and our glorious causem
From Santa Rosa county, Florida, we have
letter saying:
"Tbe American party Is wide awake and full of
enthusiasm in this portion Of the State. Florida
is certain for Fillmore and Doneson; also, for the
American State officers and for Congress-"
From China Grove, Alabama, a letter says:
"Fillmore and Donelson are increasing in pop
ulsrity daily in this Democratic State. vive the
cause J"
From Central New York we have the most
cheering accounts in several letters from reli-
able sources, informing US that the National
Democrats and Conservative Wings are rapidly
joining the standard, and rallying around Fill
more and Donelson, with such demonstrations
of enthusiasm as never before have been wit
messed in the most exciting contests In that
State.
Throughout the Empire State, the opinion
now generally prevails that the contest must
be narrowed down, at the North, to Fillmore
or Fremont and that under such circunstan-
ees, Mr.. Fillmore will receive the full strength
OF the conservative American, Wing, and