Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-31
Skies Frightening I


whose candor and sincerity perfect trust may be
posed. He believes what he writes. And having
extensive means Of correct information, he commu-
nicates his confidence to The Black Republicans
and the Democrats are engaged in Kilkenny fight
for the foreign Irish and German vote; and while
they are locked the conservative cause and the
servative candidate making prodgious strides
into the affections of the American people The open
setto-the direct appeal by both parties to foreign
ers to settle domestic potics-has served to
open the eyes Of people, who otherwise might have
continued blind to the day OF their death. Northern
conservative Wings, disposed to sympathize with
the opposition to the Ksnsas-Nebrsska bill, seeing
that Fremont and his set for submitting the des
tinies of the Republic to the umpire Of Irish and
Germans, are wheeling into line and unfurling the
true conservative and American standard Conser
vatve Democrats a. the North, seeing the hopeless
ness of Buchanans chances, disguised with his pan
derng to the worst portion of the dregs of Europe,
and forced to confess what al men confessing
that Fillmore is the only national and conservative
man before the country, are following in the foot
steps of the conservative Wings and ralying around
the American flag. They feel, - every national and
conservative must feel, that if Mr.. Fillmore is
beaten in this contest the cause of conservatism the
Republic ITSELF is in imminent peril of subverson.
We give the letter of Philadelphia correspon-
dent together with the from the Daily Meas
which he encoses:
Philadelphia July %, 1855.
MrssRs EDrroRs:-I enclose you slips from the
Daily News OF to-day. They speak not only the conf
dence but the certainty OF the States of New York and
Pennsylvsnis going for Fillmore and Donelson The truth
is Buchanan is nowhere in the confidence OF any party
section of y. The foreign Red Republican vote
the German portion with the Irish Radicals have all
gone SewardFremontA ABOLITION The Soft Democrats
viz, Free Soil and Abolition, also going Fremont
Thus the Fremont party composed of the of oil all
parties viz, ABOLITION FreeSoiL, Black and Red Repub
!.edHs They rally under sectional dsunion policy and
form the only formidable phalanI in opposition to the
Union Aperiean and Democratic party, under the lead
of Fillmore and Doneson.
The Hards OF the old Democratic Party the conserva
tive portion of them least rayng for the Union
ticket. Seeing hope for Buchanan with his weather
cock political antseedents, OF opposition the of
lsl2-od Federais-no Democratic blood in his veins
dwelling American labor with the paupers of Europe
10 cents dAy-for and against Squser sovereigntyfor
and against the Tariff and in favor oil Fbustering e1
pedtons.
IL it remarkable, then, that Buchanan should be de-
serted by the sober second thoughts OF the intelligent
and conservative Union portion of the party No in
deed, reverse would Oc surprising. since Mr.
Fillmore arrived from Europe aud made known his views
in clear, unequivocal open, manly manner breathing
and utternG other but firm Union national sentiments
he has aroused feeling in his favor far exceeding the
devotion OF any party any other man. always excepting
Washington.
When November comes, you will find that Buchanan
will carry a single Free State Fremont NAV carry
two-and il the continues setting As il
has the past few weeks Fillmore will carry every State
north of Mason and DiIon's line.
Be assured, the contest North East and West will be
between FILLMORE and Fremont and our brethren of the
South have only to do their duty, and believe nearly
every State South will sustain the banner of the Coit
hon, Union FILLMORE and DoSrLsoS
Truly yours, $50
From the Daily Philadelphia Neiss, july 2s
PoLIrIcs IN NEw YeRK,-Poliucs in New York so far
a. the socaled DEMOCRACY concerned are in state of
confusion worse COMPOUNDED. If progress ~ thew
have commenced, Mr. Buchanan will be heard OF in
that State the election. The contest for suprcua
CIV in this State, says the Emira Republican, is evidently
drawing TO close between two parties ony-the Aner-
can and Republican. The Buchanan despair of show
lug much of fight in New York. and the only question
with them now is how shall they eeciualy cast their
vote so to count against the Republicans Willard Fill
more, since the nomination OF Fremont steadily gaining
strength among the people The American Party is be-
coming thoroughly organized in every school district in
the State aud the work is going silently amorg the
in manner that will eecuay tell In favor of the
American ticket The Republicans may do as they did in
1888, all the fling and blowing but when they come TO
count the votes they will inevitably find that there has
been straight American votes cast as usual than
they have any disposition accede us now aud the
Empire State will stand foremost in the rank of American
Sate aud her electoral vote will be gwen for Fillmore
aud DOnelson.
These facts that indsputable not mere ran
dom satements Even Greeley OF the Tribune wbose per
sonal hatred 10 Mr.. Fillmore wholly units him TO be
vii fools
did the other day. that with the Silver Grey Wing vote
united in support Of the American nominee as L. Mr.
FILLMORE would start out with one hundred thousand
considering the source from whence this important adm
SION comes Is lair TO presume that Mr. Fillmore will be
likely 10 receive than hundred thousand votes In
the State With knoNledge Of these facts, Who can
doubt that the electoral vote Of the Empire State will he
given to any but her distinguished and vorit.
sOns
The truth Of the matter il, the contest in New York il
already decided The action Of the State Convention Of
the Radical Democracy, held Syracuse last week settled
the fate 81 Mr. Buchanan that State and has le no al
Tentative for the National Democracy commonly known a.
the Hard Shells, bat 20 rally into the support of Mr. Fill
more. This, feel perfectly assured they will do and
30 there be earthly doubt to the result in the
state We feel well assured now and So we know DO all
friends in that State that New York will cast her ee
toral vote for Millard Fillmore.
Ma FnLNoRE's PRosPEcrs ~ PESNsYLvAsrA-Ftom
all parts OF the interior Of this State the intelligence is of
the most cheering and gratifying character Our march
nos Is onward Confidence has taken the place of doubt
and from one end Of the State the other there has
aroused feeling that must lead TO victory Planting
themselves on Protestant American Nationality the Amer.
leans are moving forward, in body animated by com.
mon regard tor the Union aud American institutions and
determined to rcpcl the iusiGous attempt that is be.
ing made by the Buchanan and Fremont parties TO obtain
possession OF the Government BY the aid OF the Irish C,b
lie aud Red Republican foreign vote.
In noticing the powerful reaction thus going on the
Reading Journal truly remarks follows "The Ere.
mont papers are aborng hard to get up the impression
.hat fmore has no slow In PennylyanS and other Of
/ the Northern States, compared with their candidate
ms ~ very Tar from the truth. Fillmore is even now by
odds the most popular candidate In the field North and
South and appearances indicate thathis popularity
" OF the increase. The entire conservative vote Of the
colntry embracing the very bone and snsw Of the nation
will undoubtedly be cast 10 his fvor-nor will 30 far as
We can see any eeng Of policy eIpediency induce HE
| friends 70 swervs from his support"
True tits that Fremont making inrods in some part.
OF the State, but It il upon Mr. Buchanan in the strong
Democratic counties. Thus have nn account of Z
meeting Of Democrats held al Warren Pc last week Dr.
d. y Shanahan presided, @. n Hunter and D. NJ MAJ.
tin ofciated a. Vice Presidents, and u. K Russe a.
Secretary. Addresses made by Hon Q. g. Curtis
and q. w. SchOheld Esq. series II resolutions wa.
faaa nuftaf a1~r a.