The Empire County argus., 1856-10-18
Voice of the Press.

The american PATRIOT one of the oldest and abest
co-laborers II the American cause published at Bos
ton has hoised the Fillmore and Donelson flag, and
is to be placed upon daily issue Immediately.
A PAPER, called The Union, has recently been star
ted at Somerville, (N.J) by j. r. Cornell and Dan
iel Talmadge, Esqrs. 1t will support Fillmore for
the Presidency.
The State Gazette, a Fremont paper in Trenton,
IN. j., has come out for Fillmore and Donelson.
The National Standard, very able paper, pub
lished at Salem IN. J.,) has raised the flag of Fill
more and Donelson
The Pioneer Republican paper in Wyandot
county, (Ohio) which supported Chase for Governor
last fall is out strong against the election Of Fremont
and declares its preference for Fillmore.
The Banner, at West Liberty, Logan county,
(Ohio) also refuses to support Fremont and goes in
for Fillmore.
The National Olive Branch is the title of a large
sized paper, published at Philadelphia by Thomas c.
Clark ESQ.,, the original historian of the Kensngton
and Southwark Riots. Mr.. Clrrk is an able writer,
and the arguments and documents presented in the
present number indicate that the Olue Branch will
prove valuable auxiliary in the Fillmore and Don
eson campaign.
A NEW Fillmore and Donelson paper has just been
started at the city of Ann Arbor, called the M,chi-
gan State Register. The Register says that Fillmore
and Doneson the only national candidates in the
MORE BoLT1NG IN LoUIs1ANA-The Franklin
Banner and the Thibodeaur Minerva both Domo-
cratic papers, have abandoned Buchanan, and come
out for Fillmore. The ball is rolling on, and the Sag
NIGHTS getting out of the way as fast as their legs
can carry them.
JUDGE MCWHoRTER, of Baton Rouge Louisiana,
man of wel-known ability, has commenced the pub
ication in that city, of campaign paper, which he
calls the Fillmore Ranger.
Ga. heretofore neutral, has raised the Fillmore and
Donelson flag.
EVERY Old Line Wing paper in Virginia, except
the Wheeling hltelhgencer. supports Fillmore and
DOnelson.
The Pensacola Florida Gazette has just raised at
its masthead the name of Miard Fillmore and says
it intends to do jealous battle in the good cause. 1t
has hitherto been neutral And thus progresses this
great and popular revolution against corrupt dynas-
ties and selfish demagogues and in behalf of the Con-
stituton and the Union! Heaven speed the glorious
work
Mr.. GANAwAY, editor of the Brownsville CTenn)
Journal, has abandoned the Democratic party and
declared his adhesion to Fillmore and Donelson So,
it spreads
FILLMORE IN New YoRK.-The editor of the
Brooklyn Euening Star, after taking tour through
the State of New York, gives the following as his
impressions as to what Mr.. Fillmores chance in the
Empire State will be:
On the whole our brief tour has impressed us with
a certainty of our in this State. With 1922
600 registered votes, with Fillmore and Donelson
clubs, with the valuable assistance of the old line
Wings, with accessions of old line Democrats if we
can not beat a faction in the shape of mock Repub
canism and sham Democracy, then indeed is New
York lost to all sense of patriotism and the proud
position which she occupies in the galaxy of stars.
Good cheer, friends New York is all right