New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-02

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M sraek arrival has aad
thered II ltaFs S1esstlec
SSsar asefy nook sorseS goSious eonfS
HI nter tnies ~ ~ sras
IL lie political ne l,aas iaIf
/ njshss nd parallel to III.
Flst Ills enthusiasm was eSuberance of
ffa hour created by the poinp and show ef
olt is evidenced BIZ its
duration ana steady increase. from III habits
origin i'll HUI spontaneous resp onse Of the
neoDIe to jfiotie, and national senti-
nielts "a such sentiments the masses Of the people
yiI oaa. They may lie hoodwinked for the
nie being, by Hily politicians, bat the long run
t,e viii he found on the side of truth and justice.
cannot perhaps, better illustrate our position,
III u the renders Of THE Crescent day more
acceptable article than one showing the opinions OF
ineiVduals in different parts of the countr to M.
Fillmore prospects ]; promising, how We
are &lahoring under i mail failure plant
that has prevailed in this vicinity TO fearful
for some time past
We proceed with our extracts IN the order in which
We take them up ithont reference TO date State Of
section
The Rochester IN. ~ Commercial says
8 rhe American party Is iii capital ion New
York fol- a spirited canvass and q certain victory.
united bold, ardent, and has the prestige Of
gorious triumph achieved last fall over the various
Clements Of tie opposition. 1t has candidates every
where worthy cause, and it relies upon the pa
iotc and national impulses OF the American people
4 for hearty support. 3E
The ST. Louis AIo INTEL Of the 18th July,
4 says 3SS{ A "a ~ $s$
Verify. Tie reaction in favor Of Fillmore has COM
mer1eed in earnest i'll overthe country. whatever
A portion of the Union our eyes, wesee nothing
\ but harmony, activity and enthusiasm in the ranks
4 Of lis supporters. And these ranks are receiving
large accessioIs every day In a word the prospects
Il are bright and cheering the triumphant election
n the model statesman and pat ~
The Newark an ~ Advertiser, al Fremont paper,
speaking Of late Fillmore meeting IN that city says
4 twas a very imposing demonstration, as well on
account of the large number Of people present, as
their substantial character moderation ana me
good order that prevailed The assembly was larger
and the proceedings more protTacted than either OF
1.-THE political meetings held the same place within
4 al few weeks. $4 Il! 58&
The New 7 ork Tribune is beginning to open its
i eyes to what IS gong on u says speaking Oh we
4 National American party: &
IT eyinces more vitality at present than the Demo:
cratic party. has nucleus positive strengths,
the old Silver Grey element Of other days--iormida-
ble from wealth and social influence Of its vota-
1s ries. ${{$$#8sSS5 8tS5y
The South American Party at present evinces
more vitality and vgor in State than does that
Il which ENJOYS the sympathies and fraternity of by tar
lie iargeT share Of the Missouri border rutfians.
1 Tie New York Herald thinks !" Nj. Fillmore's
prospects have greatly improved, and that {. Mr.
i Buchanan s are not so bright = t5zt
y The Southern Shield, Helena, arkansas, says:
eve have the most cheering and gratifying news
from Monroe. y .sWe learn that the Americans are
sanguine Of success in ST. Francis and in Phillips
Grittenfen county, all iss right TN Greene
county there has recently five accessions to
the American party, and the good work still goes on
aThe tide ii setting for Fillmore with overwhelming
force Never since the days of Harrison has such
enthusiasm prevailed among the people for Presi-
4 DENTAL candidate.
HE Mobile Advertiser, Of the oth July. says:
From the interior Of this State we have the most
eneourag accounts of the progress of the American
cause. Fillmore stock is everywhere rising, and Blu
chanan going down. n gentleman gust returned from
Shelby Springs, and who was in several of the ada
4 cent countless informs US that the changes from Bu
4 chaian to Fillmore are beyond anything ever before
known. Buchanan man is hard TO lind, and when
found has not word to say. The antislavery record
Of g Old Buck was SO black, before his ayowal of
the odious doctrine Of squatter Sovereignty, that
\ Southern men found him heavy load to carry but
when he came ont in favor Of this, the best abolition
doctrine ever advocated, they could No longer stand
Thy him-they dropped him entirely His open adyo-
u cacy Of this monstrous doctrine las Mr.. Calhoun
termed it, has put az upon al his hopes
4 in the South, finished him entirely. The people are
everywhere deserting him and laying to the stand
n ard of Fillmore and Donelson
\ The Memphis Temp Morning Bulletin, old line
n Wllis, says s5f 5 a5s*
We begnto catch the echo of the noble and manly
4 and patriotic words of eyhoraton addressed by Mr..
d Fillmore to5his eountrymen on his arrival from his
!. tour.in Europe. NJ Strong men in the North
are beginning to range themselves alongside Of Mr..
Fillmore, in breastng the Of sectional faction
From the Memphis Eagle of 26th July:
The Appeal says we have been trying to get up the
z enthtses for Fillmore. Wrong again. 1t got up
Itself Itcame like the outbrcakng Of fountains, OF
like the outbursting ofSyoleanoes from the earth.
We have letters from various portions Of North
Mississippi bringing to us the gratifying intelligence
that our American friends are preparing for battle.
I The Montgomery (Ala) Mail says; 4
Il The Fillmore mass meeting at Salem, Russell
county, Wednesday the 22d lis represented to have
n been the largest aud most enthusiastic assembage
4 ever witnessed in East Alabama.
\ The Richmond Wing contends that the Presidency
Z il now narrowed down to Fillmore and Fremont and
4 continues, we think with much justice, to say:
], Indeed, no candid man. who has closely observed
. the progress Of recent events will presume to deny
it. The entire aspect of the canvass has undergone
radical change within the last fewWeeks For severa
: weeks after Mr. Buehanan's nomination the chances
were all in favor Of his election In fact it is nearly
. true as the Herald says: { Had the Presidential cleo
ton taken place the day or the week after the Gin
cinnat Convention, he would hardly have had show
4 Of resistanee but he has been losing ground ere'
81 Siaice'' e52 ND >8
On the contrary, Mr.. Fillmore has been gaininE
ground, with rapidty unequaed, ever since his re
turn from Europe The enthusiastic reception he me
4 with in the great city Of New York, his triumphan
4 progress to his home in Buffalo, and the snultaneou
uprising of the masses Of the people all over the
I'll try in his favor, show what hold he has upon TIL
confidence and affections Of the conservative intel
gent and patriotic portion of the public in both sec
y Tons.
2 We conclude wthan extract from a recent articl
y from the New York Commercial, which, although
! published here BEFORE will well beara republication
as It cannot be too often read and pondered over b
i, every National Conservative:
. The disileartenng cry that ''Afr. Fillmore cannot
elected, is dying away before the increasing demon
strations in his favor and the proofs that the feen
8 Of confidence in him. though not vociferously eS