Daily American organ., 1856-03-08
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szTf From the Missouri a mericaD.,
Miilard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson

We heard the Eagle scream aud felt the wild
thrill OF joy thxt vibftfed to every ristionaI heat
In the Union, AZ the nom inati0n of Fillmore ar
Donelson was borne sallthe ligIaHing slwing. I'll .
most national man Of all .natioual men is now Il
candidate Of the only national party for the Pres-
dency Of the United Ssatcs With the name { +
Millard Fillmore, we have no fears OF the rexnlt
North, South, East and West, national men must
unite upon him. Language utterly fails US to express
our deep heartfelt satisfaction we feel ut the final
action OF the National Convention When the tel
egraph brought usithelnsws of the proceedings Of
the National Council we must confess we began TO
despond. We began to fear that the delegates OF
the Order had gone to the Council without due
sense OF she responsibility resting upon tIserii-
that they had forgotten that they woys tho repre-
sentatives Of the party who had pledged itseIi to
save the Union and TO purge our country Of foreign
intuence-that they too were about to tutn acc
tional and divide INTO North and Souths We have
nc, such fears now ~ sf.,g,-, IS 80
We stand now fair and square on the only plat
form upon which the North md South ever can
be iinlted---the maintenance Of the existing arms
and opposition toall further agitation. We begun
to fear that In the destruction OF the only national
party, dssolutlon, with its red waves Of civil and
seryie war, was soon to oyerwhelm US. We do
not fear IL now We have platform national
purely national, and thopoughly American; and wo
have for our standard bearer the man who, of all
others Is The man OF tho ago, Mlard Fillmore
Now does every patriots bosons glow with the
bare mention, OF that almost l,allOwed name. Po-
liticd friend, and political foe unite to do him
honor. Democrat, Republican, Wing, and Know
Nothing all bow to his undoubted and noble states
manship. Truly, he 10 the noblest Roman Of them
all, Elect him, and the South ia safe, the North
is safe, the Union Is safe Americans arouse.
stand to your arms "Put none but Americans
on guard " and meet your chosen champion when
be returns, with such agreeting such vote, shat
shall hur back to its native Tartarus the HYDRA Of
distnion and redeem forever the glory Of our
Union. 0sst ~ n1iiti ~ 8alTf t4st@ SOS o. TIC
la And, Andrew jackson Donelson, tool u Where
could the Convention have found a man more wor-
thy the second Office IN the gift Of the people
The step-son Of Andrcw Jackson, his private Sec
rotary, executor and confdant--with talents, wis-
dom, and energy--an ardent advocate Of AmeIi-
cans ruling America Southern man, but warmly
loving the Union--where is the American that can
refuse to give him his fervcnt aud hearty support
In connexion with his nomination, tho Intclligen-
Ger of yesterday, calls our attention TO "remars-
able and heart-moying" fact--that, prominent
among the members who nominated this ollrela-
tive of "Old Hickory was Thomas Hart Clay--ell-
est son of the sage Of Oakland Who can hesi-
tate when tho blood Of Clay and jackson mingie
to save the Union The mighty battle which sew
cred them when alive is done---s'Like failed gods
their mighty warshook realms and nations In its
jar'--but now the strife is ended--the green clods
of the valley cover both, and their children unite
for tho perpetSity of glorious common inheiit-
ance. FFeis0 sai5sesafll
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