Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
American Nominations

We publish copiouS extracts, to-day. from Viii.
and American papers, North, South, East, and West.
cordially endorsing and ratyng the nominations at
Fillmore and Donelson. Their nominations. in all
sections Of the country, have been received with ten
fold more cordiality than We had even dreamed VIA,
possible. From Maine to Texas the same warm sell
tinent Of approval prevails showing that there j.
entire harmony and unanimity among the conscrya--
tive Wing and American forces in each and all tin.
States of the Union in support of the Philadelphia
ticket We hail these suspicious augurcs with fee.
ings Of unaoyed satisfaction aud delight. They are
an unmiSakable indication of general and almost
universal purpose IN crush out" Abolition fanati-
cism and agitation, through the elevation to the
Presidency OF 4 man, national in all his svmpathic~
aud principles, aud who is a. true a. steel 10 the re-
served rights Of the State and the Constitution of
the country. The old line Wings everywhere appear
10 be themselves again. and to be rushing to tho
support Of Mr. Fillmore with unusual alacritv and
pleasure. With effective organization of our
forces and with quiet, disent, earnest work. re
cannot for a moment permit ourselves to doubt the
result We have a well.knOwn, approved tried
sound, conservative, Washington like" man a.
our STANDARD bcarer-one whose ability, integrity
and fidelity no of any party will seriously quc,
ton. Let Us all, then enter upon the patriotic ia
Dor before Us with indonitaLle spirit and an un-
inggins ZEAL and verify believe that we shall mot
have toilcd IN yain-but the victory will be ours
The Albany Evening Journal
This papcr-not excepting even the New York
Irib"Hc-i- the ablest -hrewdcst most cold -booIcl
Abolition paper in the United States 1t f, owned
controlled, aud edited by THrRLOW WEED than
whom there is no more cunning and inscription.
Iusf i'm t..I Lee. T
lie has more brains than Greeley aud more Judgment
and astutencss than even Seward In short. he
the mastcrspirit Of the whole Abolition movement
OF the North, aud has been for many years.
WEI what hn, WEEDS E,,ai.g J,gy,ai In s,,
Of the American nominations. aud particularly 10,
Mr. Fillmore go hear Southern Democrat. talk
one would suppose that Mr. Fillmore would b., ,,..
tirely acceptable TO the Aboiuoui.ts and that IA.
Abolition newspaper and orators would rails to hi.
support with the iutenscsi cordially. But. not 500
not So The whole pack are at hi. heels aud pur
suing him with concentrated bitterness and nalig
nifty almost without parallel Zoo the annual. Of p,rt,
warfare. We su6oin few extracts from War
journal
From NE Jourpat of F;b 2gh
The Silver Gray organs aud office csprctnts afe quit
iubilant over W. flmofe- nomination. But tine Ffo
Sod Whigs and Democrats who Joined The Order viii i,,
out, assuch nomination not What they barraine
for.
Fran Hs L,urpaf Of ESB 2G
slavery has gained alI " asked No Philadelphia Th
Council has endorsed ".qultfer sovereignty" and pledge
its aid II need Doe, Boo making Slave State out II Knn.r
TIE Convention ltts nominated the siguer Of the Fue
tive slave Lev for President. II his nominated u w.,
slavery Tennessee Democrat for Vice President Beioi
THIS w's done thn gathering had ceased 10 bc "Nauona
convention the Free Soil portion Ol thc Delegates Boa
formally withdrawn. Connecticut Massachu.ett. DIN
Rhode Island, Illinois, Iowa aud Pennsylvania refused
participate IN such nomination The sectional" rrtna
der puts forward on sectional platform, "sectona
cantdsie. who doubles viii receive al the sectional s
port that the Slave states spare from that other
tona candidate who l. 20 be put forward by tho "Demo
racy."
From che formal F,b 27M
So rcpurnant 10 che sentiment and .,mpahies ~ Frc
dom va the idea Of FillmOfcs nomination chat even
che kuos Nothing Convention no Free State voted Il
him Ani finally the delegates from neary Nh the Fr,
States vitires aud protested Hit h.r,fors Js't 60 y
S'aesrs ed Sectional NDamaf'"g.
EuAoY.--Wbcn the Know No.liug Convention rcf. .
O. adopt "the l2th srctonr Gov Gail Paf.on Bfowulo
&C uithdfcs But when NJ Fillmore the personal Fl
bodusnt of slavery, as nominated thOse WOrth-s
turlci sni embraced With candidate moftgtged
slavery hcre .. need Il Platforms
Froaa re- Journal ofFb 2sn
The hcaftlcssncss and ~ principle in the prof
sions Of Nsionaiiiy once made by the X \. nominee