The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-03
voicps or the People.

brownsyiile, ienn.) Journal has abandoned the 4
Democratic party and declared his adhesion to 3
Fillmore and Donelson. a ss lie
A correspondent mentions several districts in
Tennessee 10 which Fillmore will get from tuo to
three times as many votes as Col. Gentry, the A.
nerican candidate, received last year.
BEpFoRD CouNTY.-A correspondent in Bed
ford county, Tenn, says: s i4s
We are doing battle for Fillmore. He win
make gain in old Bedford. The Loeofocos are
bragging awfuiy. but they wifi lose the poor this
time, and there is where their strength has al
ways been.si Federalism and tencents aday will
kill Buchanan in Tennessee. ~. i
iRoGERsvLLE.- friend, writing from Rogers
vile, says: S 49,
Fillmores prospects are Frightening in this
county; all the true patriots are beginning to see
that he is the only man for the times. The Sag
NIGHTS are awfully down in the mouth, since the /
fact has been forced upon them that the foreign
| vote Of the Northwest has deserted them. They |
know that the foreign vote has always carried the
Northwestern states in favor of Democracy; and
that, if they cannot induce that vote to return to
them, Buchanan is gone case.
HEYwooD CoUNrY-A gentleman writes from
Heywood county, Tenn: saai g
/ Our cause ls moving on finely. Fillmore and
Doneson are gaining strength daily; whereas Blu
J chanan the old Federalist, is evidently on the
wane and his friends are getting exceedingly sem
sitve on the subject, especially since those noble
and patriotic speeches of Fillmore have been read
by the people. These have-done the work for
old Buck-have been the death kneil to Democra-
cy in Tennessee.
The popular humbug that Fillmore stood no
chance of election that it was the duty of all pa
ltriotic South Americans, old line Wings and DE 1.
mocrats, to unite on Buchanan as the strongest
conservative man, and defeat the Republican can
ddate, was swallowed by few ones; but the more
thinking classes awaited thecourses of events ard
are now satisfied that this was only trap to cats
the ignorant; for it was soon discovered that this
intelligence Of Fillmores want of strength and pep
O ularity came through Democratic channels only,
and was about as reliable as the fasehonts gener-
! ally published against the American party.
The reaction now in favor of Fillmore is tre-
!: mendons; his stock is rising every day, and. if ii
continues in the same ratio until the election, he
e will carry the State by ten thousand-Put down
Tennessee for Fillmore and Donelson by 5000
IS certain
l. We have organized Fillmore and Donelscr
e Club in this place, and NOT Americans oily, bu,
l. old line Wings and Democrats are becoming NON
{ ters. These Clubs are being formed in every
f through the State One thousand cheers Tor Fill
: more and Donelson and our glorious cause! : ]
10 NAsHvnLE.-A correspondent at Nashvil,
u tsays:a - sas3s.
lhl The watchires are burning brightly, and al
y the enthusiasm of, the campaign Of 1910 will b
a. reached within thirty days. Yesterday was al
a. ol.l-fashioned lS4O day. ep ssE fs.s 81
nj Good news from all parts of the State continue
q fhe day of our country's trial. AegH
A CnALIESGE TO ENrucKY.-The Amer ca
ed party is completely aroused in this section OF tn
State, and we are only endeavoring to gee ho
re much larger mniorities we can cast i'd this Stat
hnl for Fillmore and Donelson than our sister Sta,
J. of Kentucky. ns 60 s. - ss'ts ] s'as7ss z
er- LEXINGTON, "A friend at Lexington; Tenn
- : writes US as follows: 81 a..ssa..osls .es go
ye- Since the nomination, of Mr.. Buchanan, ha,
ill visited the counties of Decatur, McNary, Mad
for lson, Gibson and Carroll have also visited Sc
jeraf sections Of my own county, and 4 have l
fc-l hesitation in giving it as my opinion that u
TIState will inevitably cast her vote for Fimo
aus land Donelson by q handsome majority. ~ Iha
M received reliable information from Middle a
East Tennessee; and this information coupled wi
are my personal observation In West Tennessee, dc
per not leave doubt Upon my mind as to the 'fu
- above stat l ii ffs~ffi y -ssse tfsss 9u IL
vho ArABAxA.-rbe ball Is rolling ii Alabaanll
giti- Buchanan soveregnty has made him o
ous even to- the old Democrats there Alta gra
rally at Mobile recently, Hon.. A. J. Hensh
sry- made powerful speech III which he declared nj
ugh selfto have been reared Democrat Of the strag
'ne Tue est sect andtas such and anatve son of Alaba
re4Ihe elaiInelaa .riehtt 10 speakrto Democrats d
mi Southern men ppon the absorbing issues Of
ems present canvass. & he examined l6e Cincinr
IAne platform and Mr. Baehanans letter OF accepta
..o. and the Sanford letter, and showed how far
chl first fell shoftp ana how the last rspaalated
lfor1 doctrines assumed by the a Alabama Denoera
"A lyae aAngusta Chronicle says; sssll y, 81,
rThese are thousands OF other intellieentnld
Z jackson DenocrAtse throughout sthee Scieth 4
will felIew III the footstepsofN Mr. Henshaw.
- hays TOO much patfiotism to sacri6ceethe friI
Of the Southsby embracing sthb doctrine Of sq
a.ds ter Sovereignty hlafs hgs seq n AS
,ders Judge ShortriJge, whom the Bachananf p
man haye Ind the impuaeoce % claim. Is making
~ active canvass in favor of Fillmore and b
:, 3 Col. HARRISON and Mr.. Perhan, doableSli
psner Cd Democrats, who have nesefl faitered In
Iiduss Democracy nave been making speeches for
not american candidaies. 49,. &, - s s.ssls'
oppec 4, The Moulton. Democrat sayss 80 -. ],
49, We are assarel that the Oh jackson Ilein
for ri lcyof North >AlAbama 4~lIensthat know wha1
Sor.e rkocracg is--are notsincneds ID swallow Ri
au and sqnat ter sover1iRnfys The Old 1inl
mocracg sc North Alabaana l0sed ssOld Ifick
,crat;c and ke HIM tley colside old Fedefalis