Daily American organ., 1856-03-28

nations OF the American party JOr fFesluent anu
vice President have been received in this city
We all knew that Mr.. Fillmore had deep hold on
the confidence Of the people, and that he had ad-
rnirers and ardent friends in our midst. We even
knew that this general and peryading popularity
of the man was not confined 70 his old political
friends, but had reached all parties, and that Dem
ocrats by scores and hundreds II otby thousands,
in Missouri, preferred him over all other men for
President. #
We knew all these facts well enough, but we did
not know the intensity Of feeling that accompa!
MED the conviction Of the peoples judgments. We
did not know that the popular con6dence in the
man was accompanied by burning enthusiasm
for the man. We did not know that the popular
head was warmed up by the volcanic fires of the
popular heart. We did not know that TO name
Millard Fillmore for the highest office in the Re
public, was but to record the verdict that had
been quietly written without consultation, in the
inmost heart of perhaps two millions Of the Amer
lean voters But so it was. And the JOY that has
beamed from every face since the news reached
our city, tells more emphatic than words, the re-
lief and qualification Of our people. .-St. Louis In
teiligencer ala ali 32.5a
LOUISIANA The Planters Franklin) Banner
unfnrls the flag Of Fillmore and Donelson, and gives
q lmost encouraging report of the cause in that
quarter. The New Orleans Crescent says
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present Legislature passes act defranchisng all
native-born suffragans! We are not sure that
such law win be passed, although we have heard
it spoken of; neither sure that IL would be
respected, even if it should pass.p At1 NJ.
MANE.--An Augusta "straght Whg" cores
pondent Of the Bath Tribune asserts that the
feeling amongst the Whig members of the Legs
lature is most decidedly favorable to Mr.. Fillmore,
and their preference for him will in his opinion, be
clearly manifested at the proper time, The writer
mentions the names of several influential Wings
who have thus expressed their preference"
IkDrANA.--Some Of the Old Line papers in Ohio
are stating that only two papers in Indiana, the
New Albany Tribune and Evansville Journal have
endorsed the nomination Of Fillmore and Donelson,
aud, consequently, these editors are vastly merry.
Below we give list OF papers in the State endor-
sing these nominations, just as we can recall them
to memory, there doubtless being many others,
which do not come to this Office, and have conse-
quently escaped our notice.
Journal, Evansville A
Tribune, New Albany.
Express, Terre Haute. w S
Tribune, Newburg. Il
Visitor Rising Sun. #1rF
Reveillc, Vevay. af h~a
Gazette, Vincennes. sH rta# 9g.#a sa
Times, Fort Wayne. , .sts sta !.
News, Vincennes.7 ha 1850 So Il
& Telegraph, Washington. as. :"
Republican Banner, Greencastle. .. ~, .
Constitutionahst Pao A.. ~ f.s.i n "A
Argus, Corydon.-R Reading la Tribune
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The popularity of Longfellow's " Song of Hin-
watha" ia extraordinary. At Leavftt & Delissers
trade sale, last Friday, two thousand copies were
sold In ten minutes, and several thousand more
would have been purchased if the publishers,
Messrs. Tcknor and Fields, could have furnished
them, Thirty thousand copies have been disposed
Of qs Fo1f 8
LITERATURE LOOKING UP.--Notwithstanding the
complaints of disappointed authors, whom the
world won't accept at their estimate of value,
we doubt if there ever more golden age for
literary writers Of ability that is provided it be of
apopular character) than the present. A writer