Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-08-02
Political Sccaps,

''Snes d ca'' LOT a grand rally Of the friend:
81 fillmo5e and Donelson, in that c;tr ~
wednesday evening next, which call il rio"
ed by ABOUT a thousand persons.
DELAwARE---A large ard entb,.;..
Fillmore and Doealson meeting w.. n.%ssstc
Delaware a few days ago. at which .,.sa."
tor SPIN""ce president, Ex-Governor Tenn.
a'te1 as Secretary. The 'Waronl PC
Started IN the little State Of Delaware.
NiH"INf,.-The account, from all ,...;,..
OF the Old Dominiou'' are cheering in ~"
eXtrc..c OF the Fillmore aud Uobelson t;.t..
NORM CARoLISA.-Ths eyes Of III. Viii.
nation are now resting upon the gallant .0n
North State" Tic election for Gov.,."
a10 members Of the Legislature take nI.s.
there on the tn OF August. Both Dart;.. =
carrying on an animated and active canv,..
Mr.. Gllmcr and the gentleman on the rn
i.It1e aHt DOnelSou electoralticket n. vol
ing momi1liy for she redemption Of the sns
North ~statc.1 WV
SorrH CARoLsA.-The Orangebur, Sost,,
ron. NeWberry Mirror. the Sumnt.,v;i.
Iln'*:. Ne"berry Flag. and Pee Dee Tim.
all OF p"mocrattc South Carolina. refuses =,
support Mr. Buchanan. Among the rea,o,.
assigned are, his u~nsoun1uess on the sl,v.-
question. federalism. tarlhism. ect, n.
put down as the most objectionable INN -
the three prominent men before the C;n.;s.
natl Convention.
TEHsEssEr.--The Tennessee ,apen ~
the State down as sure for Fillmore and No..
! eIson. The Memphis Eagle SAYS that Bu.h:
anan vii! carry bat three States in II.
Union.
New loK.-The friends Of Fillmore ,a
D. Il .ison i'll the Empire State are IN and d..
ing. We see that the Chairman of the VIII,
Central Committee has convened a me,t;D.
Of the Committee in the city Of New York On
the oath or 29.h inst. with the view 10 d.
organization Of the the Wing party for hold.
lug d State Convention.
NAsSACuUsETTs.-A. 4. Lawrence FL
= who vas nominated by the recent Republ;'
can Convention at Springfield. Mass. u on.
OF the Electors at Large. has written , letter
declluioy TO serve. He says he prefen Nj.
Fillmore 10 any o,aer man: Had | tk,u
an active part in politics it would pvobsbly
have been known that from the fnt | have
been decidedly In favor Of Mr.. Filimoe-
Mr.. FIllmore's administration commanded
the respect and confidence of the country
Had he been re-nomlnated, the present one
would not have han its existence.n
RuopE lsLAxD.-The Providence Journal
urges the friends of Fillmore aud Donel,ou
10 unite upon a single electoral ticket in
Rhode Island, in order to render certain the
defeat of Mr.. Buchanan.
EsRnoST.-The Burlington Free Press
saws that Vermont is considered pledged to
give twent, thousand for the peoples Tree
dom ticket, and not to leave the Buchanan
men enous Tor a guide-posts.
New HANp>HrRE.-A Franeonia cores.
pondent of the Boston Atlas writes that New
Hampshire is as sure to- Fremont q she was
for Pierce.
ISDtANA.-The friends for Fillmore and
Doneison are to hold a Convention 1t Indian
apo!is. Tor the purpose OF forming au ~electesal
ticket and througiily organizing the Ssate.
Ou1o.-TAere is Fillmore and Donel.oa
Cub OF six hundred at Toledo. and large
numbers are added at every meeting.
BrCuANAN's Chances IL Hfs owx SraTR.
TIL. following shows TO some extent the
ponlarity of"Oid Buck in his native State!
The E~xecuti:e Committee of the Amsri-
can PARTY recently met at Pittsburg. and
unanimously endorsed the nomination Of Fill.
more and Doneison.
The Lancaster Pa. Independent Viii:
speaks OF Mr.. Bucilanan's chances in that
country as follows: The friends o. NJ.
Buchanan have sent abroad The boast that hs
will have COCO majority in this county. AMI
some of them have the bump OF hope 20 mar
yeIously developed as to credit such pre-
sumption here. Instead of six Thousand ms]-
gritty for Mr.. Buchanan, there will be more
than three thousand majority against him y
this ~countv.'
Judge Gilbraith. for many years ;
ratio ltalel in Northwestern Pennsyivslsa,
said about a week since that the stanPeae
towards Fremont. in that portion Of Pes,sy''
vania. was beyond belief in circulation: IL
masses having received the idea that e0 70:
true Democracy to assist in the extens'oa "
slavery. are leaving the ranks by h.nd'so',
and there is no telling where the oeseueS
will stop. 60.
\ large Fremonta and Dayton meeting ~
held as Mercer. Pa. last week. IN ne ~
dav the Republican Convention met y"
nominated a ticket. u.a
The opposition to Buchanan are NJ IT, am'
in Mercer, as we'll as in Lawrence :Da
yer. which are in the same Consi ess'oa.ao 81 !,
trict. A letter from there says the A.y~ -
for Fremont in the district will De 'o" =.
to 1000 larger than it was for PdIoek'"'
carried it by 2St1. ,].o
In Beaver county the opposition ne W. Il
VI tied on Fremont. Among the o nsa:.m;a
the Beaver Fremont Club, are Ds st.s..
Wilde, late Democratic candidate fof Se:1.'
B. Rush Bradford, late American ,v e.u's 81.
for Governor: A. Robertson, late Mn.s
ator: Silas Merrick, formerly a De ,"oo to
etc. The Fremont men clam ITO" :"
1900 majority in Beaver, c...a. Il Fill.
An adjourned meeting of the trlenos 49,.
more and Donelson, favorable to the ~. sa !.
ton of a city Fillmore CLUB, wa. 4 Il.
County Courthouse. NOTWITHSTANDING !.
, excessive heat the meeting was VIZ