The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-25
var Rnrcir fSbr BucIlailian.

yah Bnrcin fbr BncI,anan.
Bahamas --yho IS ID loagar J ANS Ba.haasn.
says Che Louis IntsIIigcncer but tie snonineel
Of The Democrats par shas Just receiyed aneti,-
er accession ID tie lanIp u ~ friends and mp
poftera IN alie perse,of nIastls vaa Rares, tho
[old ex-P fesiaunt. That retired AMI almost for
gotten flnctiousfy has written q letter tsthe
Tammany Socialy. 10 which, after stating bis an
t-slavery opinions, be wiads up ~ declaring that
], he IS for Bnchanan This faet, taken IN copjanc-
ton with. R,eder's sdpport Of Buchanan, proves.
the charactsr Of the gan.a that vii Be played II
the North by tho sdpp,rters Of tie Democratic
nominee. He viii De run just y 10 Buren, was
--as aNorthern man at the North, and IS o
Southern man at the South. The ant;-slavcry
elements rallying to the support Of Fremont, are
debris Of the ancient Democracy, and Buchanaas
friends are aiming Il. win these back to their for
mer aith. They won Van Baren and Reeder
lover, aud calculate, no doubt, to winsover also a
considerabciportion Of the party which these per-
sonags represent.
Van Barensis the same willy, foxy, old freesoil-
fer he was in 1913, when he ran for President on
the BuaaIopiatform. H. Is good D ,ui3crat,
however, and win be heartily welcomed back to
the family he 50 unceremoniously abandoned eight
years ago. We wouli like to know, however
! how many votes will be gained for Buchanan by
his unien with the head freesoiler of Linden
wald.
TENNESSEE Mr.. Fillmore's arrival home was
hailed at Memphis, Tennessee, with salute Of 81
guns. An excursion party echoed the salute, and
took vote among the men, which was % for
Fillmore and for Buchanan. The ladies were
] all for Fillmore. The Memphis Eagle says:
ssThis is about the way the election viii go in
November. Fillmore is gaining ground every
minute, and by the 4th of November next, the
people viii vote for him irrespective of party
leaders and 'oyerseers.
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i SUMMING Up.-A contemporary in referring to
! Mr. FnLMoRE's triumphal march homewaris
thus sums up in brief what these events show:
Ist. That Mr. Fillmore has stronger hold
upon the popular heart than any ether men 10 the
Nation.
ID. That reasonable men Of all parties concede
> that he is Just the man for the times.
: Sd That the true Union men of the Nation re-
gard him as their true leader, and that they arr
only waiting till the s.sgn' is right, to rally Al
y one man around his standard.
I 4th. That the s'sign is made, and that they ar,
t now rallying.
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;, ImprOmpfu.
> An Ole line politician and LAWYER of prom.
i finence, upon the announcement of the nomina
T ltion of James Buchanan. instantly gave the fol
: lowing:
= :, Huzza for Old Buckle will have luck,
y As he has had often before;
:, For he viii lay low his Know Nothing foe,
!. And PROSTATE their Willard Fillmore.
:, Stanton Vindicator.
g 1t is to be hoped that this sprominent Law
IL yer's'' pleadings are better than his poetry:
L an Offset we give the working mans" RI
!, sponse:
Away with Buck for this kind OF "luch
~ Would soon empty the purse of the poor;
: His ten cents day, for our labor mont pay,
Va Then here's for good luck to-Fillmore,
no Richmond American.
On aG- The Sag Nicht papers of Tennessee a
l"e making prodigious fuss because few fellows
that State lately burned some old clothes tn
o.
. not dignfed or decent exhibition, but we dor
Of know that there was any great harm in it.
ION was as harmless as any other manifestation
me public indignation against III unworthy candida
the would be- Il Mr.. BucEat i;n.ver burned &c
Of in efigy, the Devil will be cheated. We que
is old Buck will be mighty glad to compromise wi
yer him upon an efigy-burning and furnish the 9
sx- clothes himself, stingy as he is. lie would ey
mo- furnish Lis diplomatic suit for the occasion.
. ~ A few days ago merchant in St. Lo,
.ns made heavy bet that Mr.. Fillmore would 9
an the electoral vote of sixteen States. What otl
candidate can hope to cary half so many!
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IS A PoRTRAIr OF BUcHANAN.--An exchan
nts' thus describes adaguerreotype of Buchanan,
"a exhibition in Boston:
oil at is portrait of an old man with trescherc
wn, eyes, mouth fallen apart head Topped over on
pay shoulder, and feebeness impressed on every lin
De- ment; while moral Pecksnidian white handk
nth chief envelopes the neck in folds OF respectful
vi! ty.' 1t is just such picture as one would exp
get to find of man who had proposed to steal
iser neighbours land ifehe could not buy it, and "
lays had vacated his own personality and made hi
!. self platform.
Of =.
tho TYMENIAL.
MARRIED, On Wednesday, the 23d inst, by
Ver- Rev. j. S. Montgomery, at the residence of q