The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06
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, SIGNS OF THE TIMEs.
The New York Express says:


The "AMERIcAN COURIER. is the name of q
now journal of ample Dimensions and beauti-
Iful Typography, just started t Utica. 1t raises
the flag of FILLMoRE and DoNELsoN.
The Gcnosea ( n. Y. } Herald published at
Le Roy has hoisted the flag of Fillmore and
Donelson, and comes manfully oths support
ofthe ticket ~
In PENNsYLyANIA the Spring Elections show
q surprising gain for Sam" The Lewiston
Gazette says that the Americans are making
gigantic strides in the Key Stone State.
LOOK AT THE COLUMN" says the Raleigh
North Carolina Register and the coltmn con-
tains the names of %, out of 81 political pa
pers in North Carolina, including one which is
at present, neutral which have raised the fag
of Fillmore and Donelson."
BINGHAMroN, April "a 1856
At meeting Of Council No. 1155, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously passed !:
=, ,&egoIved, That the nomination of Willard
Etillra9re Tor President and Andrew jackson
,.DoncIsoR 4or Vice President, meets with our
hearty approval; and VIC pledge ourselves to
above named Candidates
Resolved, That the above resolution be pub
lishcd in the Albany Statesman and New York
Express.
More than ninctecH1tEeRtieths ofthe Amer
lean Councils in the State have adopted SINH
lar resolutions. Very few of them however,
arc published because such resolutions are
adopted as a matter of course. We also OBJ
serve that several papers which hesitated IT,
tic about raising the Fillmore and Donelson
nominations, have done so since February, with
great spirit and effect. There has been no
abatement of the American feeling anywhere,
and the nominations made are not only general
ly acceptable to members of the American par
ty, but to thousands outside oft. This is par
"ticularly true among the intelligent farmers
and traders in the country, and with the mer-
chants and mechanics In the cities
en-. 7. Express.
-sFgoM TExAs-From Seguin, Texas, says
the Washington Organ, we have just received
letter from truthful and we'll informed cor
respondent, who says:
"FllImore, Donelson, and the American plat
form are popular here, and we shall undoubt-
edly carry them in triumph through Texas
next fall"
These" adds the Organ, care only spec-
mons of the letters we are daily receiving not
only from Texas, but from the whole South
and West.
ave now entertain not the slightest doubt
that the American candidates will be most
triumphantly elected ii The fr ends of Ameri-
can principles make the proper exertion to
spread light and information broadcast over
the land. ~ -z,s.
IN ALABAMA no fewer than twcnty-four pa
pers support the American ticket-headed
Fillmore and Done'soh.
NAuGATUcK, April "a, '56.
From CoHNEcTIcUT -Connecticut world bt
for Fillmore If she could haze light, but we
are timid leaders with but short experience
There are half dozen months between nov
and the election. Mr.. Fillmore is gaining
friends by scores day by day, and losing GeN
or none of those who ever were his friends
The more his name is canvassed the NOR
signs VIC shall have of the very high esteem
in which he is held by the American People
An intelligent People like those living in Con
necticut-a commercial and manufacturing
and industrious community-ought to b.
among the foremost and fastest friends of sues
man, and we predict that they will be true
to it in the end. Such a People will neithe
go into the support of Radical Democracy, no
play upon that single stringed iustrumen
which discloses no other music but the melod.
of BLACK Republicansm."