New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-17
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Fillmore In Pennsylvania.

T.
The following letter has just been received from
citzenof Philadelphia by gentleman here, says the
Natchez Courier of the 18th, and speaks for ITSELF
We onIyadd that tho writer, besides being ina posi-
ton posted most accurately as to the results Of
the pending State and Presidential canvass in Penn
sylvana is also most reliable gentleman, incapable
ofs deceiying any one for any purpose. Will not the
Fillmore Union lnenof all parties in The South heed
this call from the stKey Stone State y $ @ &
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1856. 4
Dea9, tSi7,. In reply to Your letter, take great
pleasure in saying that the friendsof Fillmore and
Donelson in PennsYl vania are not only hopeful but
confident of success We have electoral ticket in
the field, and it will command hearty and enthusi
tend against IS that Mr.. Fillmore will be abandoned
in the South and has no prospect of obtaining the
electoral vote Of single State in that part Of the
Union. $
We shall defeat tie Democratic party At OR State
election, in October, by an overwhelming vote.
speak confidently, because of this there is no longer
d doubt on the subject What this majority will be-
lshal not now to say but twill be large,
Buchanan has no earthly prospect Of obtaining tile
electoral vote Of the State in November. OF the
truth of these statements you may rest fully assured
and sos assure all yonr friends. y
rs It may be regarded now by you, and you may so
Others settled that pennsylvania is lost to
Nh. Buchanan. Mr.. Fillmore can, and aoN get the
electoral vote Of the State if our people feel assured
that he will able to obtain the electoral votes Of at
least a portion of the South; but depend upon it.,
Mn Buchanan cannot get the electoral vote OF the
State matter whether he shall receive the support
the South or Having secured the State at the
October election, as we now know we shall her cleo
tofal vote will not be given to Mr.. Buchanan in No
IsYember. Whether it will be given to Mr.. Fillmore
will almost entirely depend on the course pursued by
the South towards him. Assured of his success il
that quarter we shall have an easy task to ensure his
success here
Very respectfully and truly, s****
| We have similar news from PENNSYLVANIA, and from
the most reliable sources at that Pennsylvania, as
we have frequently remarked is almost sure to vote
against Air. Buchanan in any contingency. During a
forty years public service this is the first time Mr.
Buchanan ever appeared before the whole people OF
the Keystone State candidate for their suffrages
70 them he is, personally, q stranger. He is only
known as politician. This will account to some ex
| tent for his weakness among the masses.
We saw yesterday letter from one Of the most
distinguished citizens Of New York. The writersays
there is no earthly doubt that the vote of the Empire
4 State will be cast for the aModel President But
le, too, like the writer to the Courier, asks g what
4 are you doing sonthtn ~s
H. Well tell him in short order. We are doing we'll
very we'll; and will do better each succeeding da,
plans
our opponents for conducting the campaign an
1 known and consequently exploded. Those plan.
were: first, by insisting Fehementy that Mr.. Fill
more had no strength at the North to induce the con
4 seryatiYe Union men Of the South toyote for Blu
chanaa rs the best if not the only means of defeat
Il ing Fremont; second, BY loudly asserting at th
North that as Buchanan would carry every southerl
State, that the conservatives there should unite OF
cold BackH in order to Crush out Freesoilism til
& more etteetually
8 The plan wasa deep one, and might have SUI
4 ceeded had il not been detected But onr peopl
have asceftaned and are convinced that the eontes
4 North.i Is almost exclusively between Fillmore an
Frernont, not between Buchanan and Fremont as ii
dustrioasiy circulated and this time, the Nofther
people should know that Mr. Gilmore will divide til
southWith Mr.. Buchanan, even II he does not carr
"a large majority of Southern electoral votes. Tha
he is gaining every day is all but universally az
mitted
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