Daily American organ., 1856-03-20
The Lucky Mau-wAo wni He Be-

The Lucky Mau--who wnl He Bet
Mr. Greeley writes to the Tribune from this,
city, that letters are pouring in fforh all quar-
ters, urging the nomination Of Fremont, who,
he says, Is not Catholic, but an Episcopa
ian---that Banks declines the nomination-
that Seward is earnestly advocatod but il is
doubtful whether he viii accept land that Nc
Lean, Hale, Chase, and wilmot, all have warm
friends and supporters"
We infer from the above that the Republi-
cans are in equal trouble with tho Sag NIGHTS,
as to the selection Of the man to be beaten by
Mr.. Fillmore. Stewards acceptance is regarded
as doubtful, it seems. Very likely. Mr.. Sew
ard is too cunning man to set himself up to
be knocked down by Mr. Fillmore.
Banks declines. He is another shrewd poll
tician, and well knows that he cannot carry his
own Stats, any more than Seward can carry
New York
Hale, we presume does not decline--and,
having been the " Republican" candidate in
1852, is certainly entitled to the nomination
"He will fill pit as well as better men" And
then he is an older soldier In the ranks than
either Seward Or Banks. He has been riding
his Abolition hobby about the country for the
last ten years If Garrison and Abby Kelly
and Gerrit Smith are to be ignored altogether,
as we infer they viii be- from the Tribune's
omission of their names, where can the /" Re
publicans" find more appropriate candidate
than the doughty Senator from New Hamp-
shires
| We perceive, by the National Era of this
morning, that DIR. Bailey proposes to publish
it as a campaign Republican" paper. The
Era is universally known as an Abolition
journal of the most decided stamp. The Re
publicans" disclaim any affinity with the Abo-
litionists. Does the Republican" committee
endorse the Eraf We call for information.
Let persons aud papers be sent for. We pro-
test against the editor of the Era foisting him
self upon the country as a genuine "Republi-
can" Let him continue 10 shrek for free
DOM on his own hook, if he will, but for PHYS
sake, do not allow him to carry his sooty
flag" over to the Republican" camp.
4 P.S. We are informed by a gentleman
from Boston that Abby Kelly does not decline
the Republican" nomination.
This announcement renders the whole affair
more complicated than ever
az We respectfully invite the attention o.
Assistant Postmaster General King to the let
ter published to-day from the postmaster Al
being member of the American party, has
requested that some one of the recent importa
tons from Europe may be sent on, post haste
to relieve him from office under the presen
dynasty lit being, in his Judgment, proper
that he should be removed, in accordance with
the general rule " in such cases made and pro
vided" He does not wish to be made an ex
ception to the general rule, lest his American
ism should be questioned If we mistake not
this is the second time this american post
master has notified the Department, through
our columns, that he is one of the disciples Of
will not change front and come over to "Sam,
but it really looks suspicious, when he keeps
an avowed American in Office!
Gov. CLARK, of New York. has been burnt il
efagy, on Staten Island, for pardoning vagabont
out of the Penitentiary The vagabo6d was
prominent member of the Republican" party
and particular friend of his Excellency.
| NEWARK, New JERsEY.-James Brooks Of New
York, and Col. Bilbo of Tennessee, addressed a
large Fillmore and Donelson meeting in Newark
on Monday night.
Col. Bilbo, who is the editor of the Nashville
Gazette denounced the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise in the strongest terms.
ALBANY EXPRESS. Mann, of the Roches
ter American, and G. d. Brigham, late of the AL
bany Register, to be the editors Of the Albany
Express, which has been purchased by the Amer
leans in Albany, as the State organ Of that party
Mr. Mann is one of the ablest and most experienced