The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-27
Union Ofthe american party i'm
New York.

wait ill the election and that will prove it.
Union Ofthc american party in,
New YORK.
GREAT ExClTEMENT.-THE STATE GOING FOl
FuLMoKE- BrCuANAN OUT OF TIE Question
-FREMoNT LOSING GROUND. New Io,k
Sept. 24.-Intcnse political excitement row
prevails in this city and throughout the en-,
tire State. in consequence of the union effect
cd Yesterday between the North Americans,
and "Americans:' or two divisions of tn,
American party upon Fillmore and Donclson.
The movement was wholly unexpected but
resulted in perfect harmony.
The positive and emphatic refusal of the
n. York Herald to support the republican
ncminee for Governor has also prod uccd in
tense sensation amongst the adhcrcnts of that
party, and they are in great tii!'ul ation il
view of almost certain defeat Fremont stock
has deprecated ast i h'n2ly, and is rapidly
declining, whilst that of Fillmore is going up
with Unprecedented rapdity.
Buchanan is also losing ground and far in
the rear of all competitors lie has not an
earthly chance in this State
Leading politicians-meno fsober Judgment
intelligent merchants and substantial bust
ness men, are every where turning towards
Mr.. Fillmore as their abiding hope. A gene
raj sentiment is being Whispered in all i'm
portant circles that New York is certain for
Fillmore and Donclson. The elements are in
motion. have never seen so much cnthuSi-
aSm Merchants and business men are COM
ing ont by scores declaring to support the
National Wing and American nominations.
We shall thus soon have body guard of the
Union, phalanx of conservatism for the
model President" imprcgnablc to all as
saults.
Special Despatch for the Pubic LEDGER
REJOICING AMONG THE AMERIcANs-FlLL-
MORE STOCK ON THE ADVANCE.
Rochester Sept 24M.-The union of the
two divisions Of the American party and the
nomination of a Fillmore State ticket, has
caused great enthusiasm throughout the State.
as evidenced by the receipt of Geographic des-
patches, and it is now freely ccncelcd, even
by the opponents Of the party, that the
Presidential and State ticket FILLMORE for
President, and Erastus Brooks for Gov
crnor.) will be carried by handsome ma
jorlv, Indeed. bets are making here. by
prominent politicians that the American ma
,jority in the State will reach 20 GOO. The
reason Of the good feeling among the party is
more apparent, when it is considered that
such thing as union of the discordant fac
tons has all along been regarded as imposs-
bic.
KENTUCKY SURE FOR FILLMORE AND Don
ELsON-LARGE ACCEssioNs TO THE AMERICAN
RANKs.-Lcrmeton. Ky., Sept. 22.-Thc con-
test is becoming very warm throughout this
State. The cause of Fillmore and Donclsou
Is luII ~ ct ~
State may be set down as fixed fact AL
though no one here ever despaircd of the So
Der second thought of Kcntuckians, the pro-
ccedings of the late Baltimore Wing Conven-
ton has done the business, and cealed forever
the political fate Of the two BIS.
THE DEMOCRATS GIVE UP New YoRK.-
Washington, Sept. 25.-Lctters received
from sources entitled to credit. state that the
Democrats have become convinced of the fu.
tility of attempting to carry their electoral
ticket in New York and will throw the
strength Of their vote in favor of Fillmore. -
They will let Massachusetts go by default.
and the electioncerIng means thus hus5anded
will be concentrated upon Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
. TRorBLE IN CAMP.-The Democrats of Mr..
Whitncy's district in New York, nominated
VIM. B. Maclay, for Congress, few days
Since. This nomination dissatisfied portion
of the party, who bolted and nominated Phil.
lip Hamilton. Mr.. Hamilton was the Demo-
cratic candidate at the last election.
GONE OVER NJ FILIMoRE.-StephcnM. Allen
OF Massachusetts, one of the prime movers in
the New England portion of the North Amer.
cans has refused to participate ina fusion
with the Republicans and has gone over to
Fillmore.
A STRONG TEAM.-Ex Governor FoOTE.
formerly Democratic Governor and United
States Senator of Mississippi, and the Hon.
BAL LIE PEYToN,. late of Louisiana. have
taken the stump in California for FILLMonE
and DoNELsON.