Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-25

thing but one or two brief extracts of letters.
Says one, 4 Fillmore stock is rising every day.
Says another 1.-The prospects for Fillmore are
growing brighter" Says third, at would
surprise you to hear the old Democrats hurrah
for Fillmore" This is the tone Of all.
From Lenoir county, N. O., correspondent
says;
Fillmore and Donelson stock above par in the
good Old North State"
From Buncombe county, n. c., friend
says
"Your paper has magical influence where l
have introduced It, Send them on. Our cause ia
the cause of Professionalism and civil liberty. The
North State win be right side up, with care, next
November"
From Crawford county, Georgia, cores
pondent says:
Fillmore stock is rising, rising, higher and
higher. He is pledged against agitation, and the
country wants quiet He viii carry Georgia IL we
only make the effort"
From Sandersville, Georgia, n correspondent
writes:
Fillmore stock is rapidly rising in Georgia. ]
place no confidence in figuring politicians. Fill
more has touched chord that in every bosom
finds response. The people love Fillmore, and
they will prove it in November next. believe he
viii carry this State"
From Morgan county, Georgia, correspon-
dent writes us
Americans are in good spirits here.
One of the above subscribers Is an Irishman--a
young man Of fair education. and he Is much
pleased with the American party, and argues that
if foreigners should get hold of the government,
it would soon be no better than the monarchies of
Europe, and therefore he will never vote for for
eigner to. hold Office here"
That is sensible Irishman, and he is wor-
thy of American citizenship Bishop Hughes
can't dictate to such man.
From Newton county, Georgia, a correspond
ent writes us:
"Mr Fillmore has been gaining ground in Geor
gia, and might add, in the South"
From Coffee county, Alabama, acorrespond-
ent says:
81 have never anticipated such degree of en-
thusasm as is being gotten up for Mr. Fillmore.
AS strongly Democratic as Alabama has been, 1t
would not surprise at all, If she cast her cleo
toral vote for Fillmore and Donelson."
Such is the tenor of dozen letters received
from Alabama within the last twenty -four
hours We have scarcely doubt that Ala
bama will cast her vote for the American NOM
inees.
From Mississippi we learn that the Ameri-
can feeling is manifesting itself in various
quarters of the State A letter from Noxubee
county SAYS of the subscribers which it for
wards to US:
/" "We, as Americans believe your journal to be
one Of great value to the American people-know-
ing you attack all that have not the fear Of God and
love of liberty, and good of our country at heart
All we can say to you is--go on and spare not, in
tho great cause that first inspired the heroes of
the revolution. We are satisfied that our cause Is
Frightening and that success will crown efforts.
We can hardly count on Mississippi going 4meri-
can, though assure you we will never give up
the ship without A fierce contest for Fillmore and
Donelson." .r.y
That is the spirit which must and soiit tri-
umph. With such men for constituents TO
sustain them in such cause, Senator adams
and Representative Lake may be sure of the
final triumph of their noble exertions!
From Louisiana our correspondents speak
with but one voice. A correspondent says:
"You may set down on your list Louisiana as
certain for Fillmore and D0neison." Il
So say they all, and $50 mote it be-"
Louisiana was the. First State whose legis-
lature instructed its members of Congress to
demand change in the naturalization laws,
and it will not now desert the cause of Ameri
canisln in its hour of triumph,
From Kentucky we have divers communi-
cations One says:
"Flllmore's prospects are Frightening every
day The old line Wings are rallyng to his stand
ard and will do good service in the canvass. The
party are united and sauguine of success"
A second says:
"Our friends here are in fine spirits as regards
Fillmore. The canvass is waxing warm, and more
zeal manifested than have ever witnessed, not
even excepting the Harrison canvass of 1s4o."
A third says:
American prospects bright, and Frightening
daily The Fremont ticket in Kentucky viii only
affect the vote Of Buchanan, as oil Free-soers
voted A ati last year" -
A fourth says;
:" You may rest assured that old Kentuck will be
right side up for Fillmore and Donelson. Our old
Lincoln county will roll up four hundred majority
for our candidate"
But why speak of Kentucky Does any
man suppose the State of Henry clay will be
dishonored by the support of his libellerH
From Tennessee our information is similar
to that from Kentucky. A correspondent at
Bedford county says:
"We are doing battle for Fillmore. He will
make gain in old Bedford. The Locofocos are
Dragging awfully but they win lose The poor this
time, and there is where their strength has always
been. Federalism, and ten cents day, will kill
Buchanan in Tennessee"
4 correspondent in Rogersyille, Tennessee,