The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03
VOL. 2N0 2t.


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are not enough Antics IN this sectionto nsIe u,le
posts across the county, and that Old Dallas = be-
coming aroused throughout her bonders. and at ]
the election she win give 8 majority for Fillmore
and Dooelson which no other candidates have
ever received.
"A correspondent writes from North AhbG-
ma, sss assss sstA. sges'rs i
Fillmore is gaining strength ip Alabama. Many
who thought at first they would vote for Buchan.
an will now go for Fillmore = Mr.. Fillmoro wilt d
continue to gain from this. Our cfy s cup, SAM ~
and at themp The ConstitntionaI and Union !
men will rally TO his support. 80
We make the following extracts from letters
from Alabama: SO -
i CHsABnns CoUsrY. The widest enthusiasm
prevails 10 this section for Fillmore and Donelson
They are far in the ascendant there. -
Montgomery County. We win give Fillmore
a handsome majority in this county in November
next.
No,suluga. Fillmore and DonelsoD are gain
ing ground in Alabama.
saAutauga The bemocratic leaders hereslb6uti
are DOW badly scared. Without the Dutch and
irish vote, they know their fate Is sealed--that
there is no hope for them.s ssss :
China Grcss. Fillmore and Donelson are in !
creasing in popularity daily IN this Democratic
State. sifsess 8. Asssss
cefse coarty ihave never anticipated sucis
degree of enthusiasm as is being gotten up for
Mr.. Fillmore. As strongly Democratic as Ala,
bama has been, it would not surprise me 1t ali if
she cast her electoral vote for Fillmore and Don-
elson. IS 49,
A North Alabama correspondent of the Mem
Eagle writes: S. s,.ss
4 The cause of Fillmore and Donelson Is warming
up in this section Of the State. The ranks are
Swelling by continued accessions. and the acFy il
still they come" Never was nomination more
4 enthusiastically feceived--never prospect more
brilliant.g on may count upon the redemption
lof our patriotic State from the withering blighs
!, of foreign Anti Americanism.
|, GEoR6fA. A correspondent at Rome, Co.
] writes US as follows: : =
i We are gaining strength every day IN Georgia.
and am fully of the opinion that We will carry
: this State for the American party Our prospects
were rathrr gloomy two months ago, but now thd
: enthusiasm of 1910 is here, and Buck and Breck
I stock is going down and Fillmore and DoneIson's
e rising.
aal The Georgia Citizen. which has hitheftO de-
cIined to sustaic the nominations Of Fillmore
nj and Donelson.has finally takenpostion in their
t lbehaif. After giving the manifestations indif-
]. fereat sections of the country in favor Of FIJI
j more. the Citizen says: 5s,.l
Fl We,see on all sides unmistakahle Indications
that the tide has turned, and now promised 10
Ie carry Mr. Fillmore into the White House with
rush Of waters. No use voting for told Buck
: He can't get single. Northern State, not even
j Pennsylvania, and theifew States he viii get
e in the South will only take % much from Fili-
70 more and benefit the Black Republicans. This
lis the "signs or the times" to-day. Three
es weeks ago we saw no sign at all that was fa-
=, yorable to Fillmore. Now tho political barom-
Letter shows that the elements are at work to
~ bring upon us such another food as swept the
d ne country in lS40. A ike food occurred in lS46,
20 eight years afterwards, when General Taylor
.e and Mliard Fillmore ere elevated to- power.
= se And 10. smother eight ears have passed, and
d another clean sweep may confidently be ex'
a. pected..s as1s sks.s sss g
IA CsswFoRi .CousrY-- The following i an
We Iexractof letter from Crawford County Ga:
di- Fillmore, stock is rising, rising, higher end
sv higher. He Is pledged against agitation, and
no 1.-THE. country wants quit. He viii carry Georgs
pre- pre-, The Augusta Chronicle q Sentinel assures
md its readers that everything tends 70 theconve-
ith Etiop that Fillmore viii carry Georgia By q
oes Sweeping majority. .pass stl ss2ii - S9sj :
ae' s' SAnpEasy1ILE--,Awe we'll informed politician
.ss writes from Gandsrsgiles ss. d asatss u
. Fillmore stock is rapidly rising In Georgia
believe he will carry this State, 80 .sxiy
and llsks 8s 1--s -
,aw m The Uleavsland piaindaaler was il lsls sdi
I'M ted by tae same may who edits Il nows and y va
.ht. then. as IL il now one Of teehief e1onenh of th
ma Ohio Democracy The following editnriai psAgrsp
nom that paper Of Is49 is pelfect authentic expe
sition Of the ground then ths whos d
nati - = -. q ;..s,f
.nce iberty. oundsr NoU q the time 10 4
the permanently the boundaries 81 slavery The Sout
,the would nave yeluea e I'm, sne = s,e W
acs the tenucity Of Southern claims The opposite
sa the south has made has been elnpey sAror, "wart
Is. d. aLbf sound and fury Ggniiin8 nothing but
Hiine have answered e,r purpose with d
WIN North They never meant what they said. tn.
[hey never will dissolve the Union of they cannot en-
ghts day without it We sag eyts eken pres5
luas Ask nothing Dat ohat g ead srot g - ~
prong. Their claims TO extend slavery over terri
~ now free is too Il b en1zlnsdl
q moment by any government nov q -
g an land the miserable dough fees eEtk -
onel ~. i1s s0th g tli. =
fAsI land. - S.
still II was some time aiter iIie zo6 = ykis
thsis agrph ana seofss 81 kindred on<sI ~ 4 - ~
fsg osraiic organ. thst aIs Ds.ass.G6j Z I = 80
in State convention and resolved y - heir ntn
- efforts 70 epdieate slaseEy . srspdE = possi
,ocraF ffon every Stats and Terrilsuy -
d De- There o. lbesn ~ 1Sal' ll>ll eilhs
lchan- lths ono Daheuzsay eillss ~ 4
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