Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-02

American few days since, that Mr. Ready
had declared himself in favor of Buchanan
and Breckenridge. Mr.. Fillmore has no
more sincere and ardent supporter in the
country, than Charles Ready He is not
only sincere, but from indications at Wash
ington, is sanguine that Mr.. FiIImore's
strength is daily increasing, while Mr.. Bu-
chanan is sinking rapidly.
The New York National American Club.
We learn from the n Y. Express that
The meeting of this Club which adopted
resolutions transferring the members to the
support of Fremont was base imposture
"a black republican trick-as we suspect
ed. The Express says
'We have the authority of one who was present,
for saying that at the meeting where this import
ant movement was said to have been accomplished
not dozen of the several hundred members of the
Club were present-the meeting 6eing composed al
most whotty Of BLACK REPUBLICANS, not members"
On the evening Of the oath June, the
real members Of the Club assembled in force
and adopted the following resolutions,
which were reported by a committee ap-
pointed for the purpose, through their chair
man Mr.. Duganne
Whereas, By subterfuge dsgrsceful to its au-
thors, and insulting to the intelligence of American
citizens the leaders of the self styled republican
party have sought to abuse the public mind BY
proclaming that the National Fillmore and Donel-
son Club of New York. has transferred its support
to the nominee of a sectional faction; and,
Whereas, This Club regards with contempt the
puerile efforts of its late President Van Ripper to
bargain the votes of Americans for his own perso,
nal and pecuniary advantage; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the members of the National
Fillmore and Donelson Club, here in mass assem-
bled do, with one voice, deny that the principles,
party or platform of this Club are changed or modi-
fed.
Resolved, That we charge the Republican lead
ers of this State with base and fraudulent attempt
not only to mislead the people of the United States
but to deceive their own already misguided adher-
ents in respect 10 the sentiments of New York and
other Northern States upon the great issue now be
fOret be country.
Resolved, That we charge upon the leaders OF
this Republican faction" that they have knowing
ly and willingly bribed aud subOrned certain lewd
fellows of the baser sort" TO isrepresent and be-
tray the American sentiment of New York, by as
sumiag to speak for the National Club Of this CITY,
which, TO a man, endorses and supports for Presi,
dent of the United States, Willard Fillmore, and
for Vice President, Andrew Jackson DOnelsOn.
Resolved, That we, as the original, unchanged
and Interchangeable National Club, are devoted to
the cause of the American party; pledged to sup.
port the Union and our laws-both North and
South and are determined TO sustain the nomna-
tions of Willard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson
Donelson with one voice, one line of action and
one undivided vote.
Resolved, That we recognize in the position and
platform of the administration party a square, open
and manly opposition; but that we abhOr and de-
spise the dishonest tactics of black repubcanism
as unworthy of fair politics. based upon corruption
and manufactured ntiments sectional and nullifys
ing in every respect, and dangerous to the peace OF
our common country.
Resolved, That the supporters of Willard Fill
more in his native State recognize him to be the
standard bearer of the American national party, Ps
opposed to the party OF foreign elements and for
eign interests and that will carry the State of
New York against James Buchanan, as a rebuke
to the imbecile and undgnifed administration of
Franklin Pierce.
Resolved, That the National Fillmore end Don
elson Club, of the city of New York, do issue the
following address to the people of the Union, aud
that henceforth it be the National Central Fillmore
and Donelson Club which represents the Fillmore
clubs of this city.
Resolved, finally, That we tender our thanks to
the black republican party for the favor which il
couiers upon the American party by relieving il Of
the marketable material that found itself out OF
place in our ranks.
An address to the people Of the United
States was also adopted, and the following
resolutions in addition to the above:
Whereas, A National Club for the city OF New
York was formed for the year 1855, and man by
the name OF Van Ripper elected, for the time
being, its President; and,
Whereas, As the members Of this club, belong
ing TO all the wards in the city, and numbering
IRON two to three thousand good and true Ameri-
cans aud
Whereas, This said Van Ripper, without the
knowledge or consent of the club has Judas ike
sold himself and impudently paraded in tue city
papers the transfer OF the club to the black repub
licans Therefore
Resolved, That the said Van Ripper be, and is
hereby, ordered forthwith to return the flag
justly retained in his possession to the custody Of
the club
Resolved. That we hereby denounco the iufa
nous traitor who has, in justification of his con-
promised 81 900 more if he successfully carried his
treachery Through.
Resolved, That we respectfully request the Her
aid to correct the false impression given TO the pub
lie by the publication OF this pretended transfer;
and not surprising that the Post, Times, and Tn
bla,s will have sufficient honor to make the amend
we make no such request Of them.
Resolved, That the National Club send nine
cheers greeting TO every American club in the
Union that they will fight now and fight ever for
the glorious cause Of American men.
Resolved, That we brand as false and cowardly
every charge Of treachery on our part, by whom
soeyer made, and we here again demand the re-
turn Of the flag, as il never shall move through the
streets of New York in the black republican ranks
Resolved, That the National Club will support
for the high position Of President and Vice Presi
dent Of the United States, the Hon. Willard Fill
more and Andrew Jackson Donelson, and 20 this
end VIC hereby pledge the whole strength OF the
National American Club.