Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-27

These are the wire puilings Of the Democrats on
the one band, and Republicans on the other, TO
ruin the Fillmore American party, butthey you'd
be just as successful in moving the NJ. GQm her
place in the heavens, to move ~ G1ot Fill
more American party from the high 80 h%psable
position il has taken in its uncompDrni1 q sup
port of the out-and-out Fillmore and 1hel1on cleo
toral ticket. The question Of mo fusn Is settled,
and the Fillmore men are at work like good patri-
OTIS 10 carry the State on the 4th Of November
The Black Republicans wanted the fusion TO
restore life 70 the NOW dead Republican party, and
to prevent by its death, the Increased strength
they saw 1t would give Fillmore North, and the
Democrats wanted IL because they knew 1t would
injure the popularity of Mr. Fillmore South, and
with more lcertabty TO secure this State in No
yember for Buchanan; but, thank heaven, God
has oyesruled their sacscs and MiIlard Fillmore
stands upon his national platform in the keystone
State solitary and alone. Now, because Of a fail
ure, they charge Mr.. Sanders0n, editor Of the
Daily News, with selling out the American party
TO the Democrats because he sticks, with his par
ty to ma out and out Fillmore and Donelson ticket
Ths idea that he could sell out $4,000 Fillmore
men in Philadelphia, and 200 in this town, be-
sides the great body throughout the State opposed
to fusion, ID the climax Of absurdity This is
talked, however, to create confusion, and to keep
the people from seeing, until after the election,
that the contest now, North and South, Is between
Fillmore and Buchanan. If Mr.. Sanderson had
advocated union with the Republicans, then there
would be foundation for the charge Of bargain and
sale, as the great body of Fillmore men would
have voted for Buchanan and given him the State
in November by large majority iA3" sA3
The great dread of the pure Fillmore strength
has caused this cry and uneasness of the other
parties; for the Democrats know that thousands Of
their party would support him; the Fremonters
know that now there is no chance for Fremont a.
great number will be added from thsir ranks and
both parties know that all the true Americans to
man wil1hpport him, and they fear him---painful-
ly So Last night respectable clergyman Of the
old Mennoite denomination said there were fifteen
hundred voters in his denomination in this county
that did not vote at all on the l4th and every one
to man would vote on the 4th of November for
Fillmore and Donelson. Lnother county, that
gave !, 400 majority, Democratic, composed most
y OF true Americans, will reverse its position on
the 4th of November, and give 400 majority for
Fillmore and DonelsOn; and so we hear the good
tidings, since the clean Fillmore ticket came forth,
from all parts Of the State. Tits State has on more
than occasion within the last thirty years gone
Democratic in October and Wing in November
The Democrats know this, and hence their efforts
to distract and weaken the outand-out Fillmore
ticket in this State. h
We as friends of Fillmore, the national candi-
uhLt, uhVt CvcTy tuHAB w encourage ubf now LDnL
Fremont is only passively in the field. Fillmore
is certain Of New York, New Jersey, and also that
now the contest is between Fillmore and Buchan-
an Fillmore viii get Northern States that his most
sanguine friends have not before counted for him
while his probabilities to carry this State next
month are much better than if the late election
had gone against the Democracy by majority of
thirty thousand The people in tho State know
the means used to carry the State on the l4tb, by
the Democracy, and Its success will somewhat lose
its effect upon the people IN favor OF the Demo
cratic party. The Black Republican party are
doing all they can to kill the prospects Of Fillmore
and the American party, and being. tho most cor
rupt party this side Of Satan they resort to every
means to accomplish that end
They, with lew beings that call themselves
Fillmore men, make great fuss, big speaking,
and holding meetings, and having their speeches
published to the world, that the Fillmore party
and Republican party have united upon {" Union
electoral ticket" When they know that no Fill
more man in the State, unless deceived, will ever
vote 1t, and the Black Republicans act thus in
their dying moments, to revivfy their party North
and continue without any hope as stumbling
block in the way of Fillmore. They are down upon
Fillmore, and abuse him ten times more than they
do Buchpnan, because he signed the Fugitive
Slave law, and called the abolitionsts traitors to
their country Ia bis Albany speech, and they dwell
with emphasis upon these Words y" no man from
a. o0athefh State Ads 6VeT S0sd before a. Northern
audience Upon abolition cell that we were traitors
to the country, but Willard Fillmore has 4 I
The factions North and South, WHO are at work
to destroy the Union, will be killed for the next
fifty years by the election Of Fillmore. NLouis-
lana Tennessee Kentucky, Florida and Mary land, J
to say nothing Of the probability of other South
ern States, go for Fillmore New York and New
Jersey, and other Northern States, are certain for
him; and, as goes New York, 80 goes the Presi-
dental election. If Buchanan should be elected,
il win be rejoicing offoreign influence over Amer
lean influence, and upon the entrance to this great
Republic will be inscribed Foreigners Rule Here {"
God himsef being on the side of our country
mark u well, the victory on the 4th of November
will be q national one, and 1t win be ours.
ge PROGRESS
We, farmers and conservative men Of Pennsyl-
wanna, make known that we, as q committee, have
examined the contents of the foregoing letter,
and believe the facts set forth ia the same to be
true rs to the late election, and also, that now
Fremont istony passively in the field, Fillmore's
prospects II the North well az South are great
ly increased, and we, as well as all his friends
North, are at work TO elect him, and give to the
country that peace between the North and South
which we love-
g. WASHINGTON LORE,
DAVIS w. CRAWFORD,
4taJ0HN A. REYNOLDS. a
lH NORRIS t. CHANDLER.
a. aA t91SfHsa s Committee.
BALLor-Box STUFFER OUT FOR BUcHANAN.--Th