Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-09-26

AS illustrating more fully the nature of the Know
Nothing Republican fusion in Pennsylvania, we give
the following report of the action of the Fillmore
at their head quarters in Philadelphia, Tues
day evening the 10th inst, wherein they fully endor
sed the fusion and read out of the Fillmore ranks all
who would not go into it as friends of Buchanan. We
guess it will come to that yet-al who will not go
into a fusion with Black Repubicanism will have 10
range themselves with the friends of Buchanan
Here is the report taken from the Philadelphia
Bulletin of the organs of the coalition
Fillmore Meeting Last Night - The Union State
Ticket Enthusiastically Endorsed, Sc, sc.
The Fillmore held large and enthusiastic
meeting last evening, at the headquarters. Speech
es were made by Samuel Lloyd, ESQ., Joseph NJ
Church, John =. Sanderson, Geo A. Schaffer and
others, and the following series of resolutions adop-
ted amid enthusiastic shouts of endorsement
Whereas, An article appeared in the Public Ledger
of Saturday last signed by Lewis c. Levin, who pro-
fesses TO be Fillmore and Donelson man, calling
upon the friends of said candidates to repudiate the
Union State ticket: and
whereas, Pacards are posted throughout the CITY
to-day, in the following words: Americans-Fill-
men! The friends of glorious Union,
rally! All opposed to the Black Republican Union
ticket, taken up by the usurpation of certain mem,
bers of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, are invited
10 attend Mass meeting at NATIONAL Hall. Market
street, below Thirteenth street, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 10, at s O'Clock. Come up, boys of "A; you
about TO build up your glorious party The
Hon. Henry M. Fuller, Hon. L. c. Levin, Isaac
Hazehurst, and Others will address the meeting and
point out the true path to American glory in the cleo.
ton of Willard Fillmore
And whereas, the said Lewis c. Levin, the getter
up OF said meeting, is not recognized by the friends
OF Fillmore and DOnelson, as worthy of their conf.
dence, and the movement commenced by him does
not meet their approval and the names of the Hon.
Henry NJ. Fuller and Isaac Hazlehurst, ESQ, have
been published as speakers at said meeting without
their authority and consent both of whom being CD.
posed 10 the object and purposes of the same and
the said meeting being manifesy called fc- no other
purpose than aiding the Democratic party to rain a
triumph at the State election in October and thereby
revive the prospects of the sinking cause of MIR
Buchanan Therefore,
Resolved, That the friends of Fillmore and Donel
son OF the City and County of Philadelphia, assem-
pied al their headquarters, at a stated meeting of
Their National Union, have no confidence whatever in
Inc professions OF Lewis c. Levin, as friend and
supporter OF Fillmore and Donelson. and hefebv nnb
hcy repudlate and disown him as such regarding him
as the mere tool of corrupt political tricksters and
Deng luIy satisfied that his aim and object in call
Ing upon them to repudiate the Union State ticket is
10 ala the new hopeless prospect of the Democratc
party at me October election and to promote the ee
ton of James Buchanan. WIG e'0o'
ReSOLUed, hat those here assembled are onnoso3
to the objects and purpose of said meeting and Dro
test against any expression of sentiment coming from
1t! being regarded the views and sentiments of the
1nends OF Fillmore and Donelson.