Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
pRoa Rsss IN THE STATES.

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rIoRIpA
This State will uost certainly cast her vote for
rlllmoro. The American papera says; "There
hut one ticket Known here and that e the national
ticket, Willard Filimers and Andrew Jackson poa'i
son,
Il 10 stated, says an exchange that hon. VIM. a.
Graham, Of this State, intends stamping the state
for Fillmore. The Ameucans are up and joing, eonr
ddsnt Of carrying old Nsrth Carolina for Fillmore
and Donelson.
Adylces from this State are truly cheering. The |
contest Is regarded as entirely between Fillmore and
Fremont, Buchanan being completely OF the track |
20 much 50, indeed, that many Of bis friends have
announced their intention Of supporting the Ameri-
can nominee.
The Now Haven Journal says no less lhan two |
hundred Democrats heretofore Buchana men. have |
sub,crlhed to the new Fillmore paper 20 be started
in Hartford; and Ii isurtber ntmated that tho Deu
oorato party in Waterbury IN that State are about
to declare for Fillmore!
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Sec rotary of the Erie Council contradicts the
report that Fillmore was not endorsed by that body
Mr.. Fillmore was endorsed in May last at Harris.
burg hence no resolution even introduced at the
recent meeting the SUBJECT as 1t would have been
but repeated action. ID
The Southern Recorder takes strong grounds In
favor Of Mr.. Fillmore, and says "The lovers Of the
Union must rally on some man whose sectional pre-
JUDGES are governed and controlled by an uncon
querable love for his counry-a man Of hrmness,
who had rather be right than be President. Such a
nun is Fillmore. We know he is such Tor he has
been tried. In addition, we have his eWu authOri
ty." iat
SOUTH CAROLINA.
To show the feeling In the palmetto State,n we
give tho remarks of the Charleston Mercury, u Blu.
ehnnan paper. 1t will be seen that the prospects
for the Democracy are very pleasing "If Mr. Blu,
chanan Is elected he will find his party demoralzed
and utterly discodant its faith and his sternesi
labors will be against those who, in the name OF
Democracy, pursue tho very policy which it repudi.
ates."
NEW JERsRY.
The Wes'ern Farmer, OF Warren county, N. j. In
reference to meeting held at Phillipsburg, says ;
THE farmer from his pillow, the mechanic from his
workshop, and the merchant from his counting osm
we're there with earnest and eager attention. There
was unity Of purpose manifested that augurs well
lot the prospects OF cause. The constitution for
this club was reported and signed by large number
Of names +"
TENNESSEE.
AN intelligent correspondent from Haywood, Tens
hessee' writes "Our cause is progressing finely, the
enthusiasm for Fillmore mud Donelson exceeds any.
thing before witnessed since the day of 1910 We
shall make decided gain on Gentry's vote. Every.
Wneie Western district the people are
aroused and aeterminod to BIO heard in the Noyem
pereeetion. Americans and old line Wings are uni,
nns and joining Fillmore and Douelson eIubs.'
vtRetsiA.
almost certain, says the New Olleaps Bulletin
that Virginia will cast her fifteen votes for Fillmore
we esiannsh the proposition thus: Gov. Wise WA
elected BY ten thousand majority. He himself 40
kh9wledged That he received at least twelve Thousand
Ola llne wing votes Wise Acknowledged that hat
II not been for the cid line Whixs he should bay
been defeated even under all the circumstances 1,
hisfaVor. Now, the case Is entirely different IN
Pvpulatly Q, Mr. Fillmore In the Old Dominion
INDIANA.
Inc FeVay heyeille says: 'Tbe prospects of Fill
Ose anu OO1eison are growing brighter every day
ttnVsusanus 81 true hearted men who were led ava,
oytne impulse OF the moment TO declare preference
ior fremont, are now focking around the standard
Dehlets Oh the American party with an enthusiast
ansnown " me annals of American politics. Til
Ieaeton mas only commenced, and II will continue
Increase until the November election when Fiilmo,
anu Donelson will be triumphantly elected"
.. MISSISSIPPI
An Alabaminn, who has been travelling IN Misai
sipPi, writes 10 the Mobile Advertiser thus: ~ hu,
Just returned from visit to the State Of MssissipI
Where spent couple OF weeks, and was aRreeab
surprised to lind that Fillmore was SO popular al
gainingin public favor SO rapidly, Between Mini,
and Macon found old acu maintenance who althou,
they hal been rabid democrats previously, are nc
advocating our cause, and are determined that n
onolce o. the american party shall triumph over
opposition" The papers OF Mississippi are divid
politically as follows: 20 for Fillmore, 20 for Buc
hnan, A neutral.
ILLINOIS.
correspondent Of tho st. Louis Intelligent
writes as follsws: at is strsnge what forInida
strength Mr. Fillmore Yields in Southern Hin,
Although everything remains quiet so far aud
Httie excitement prevails, yet the enthusiasm q
kept dormant must burst forth and bear down ali
position. Fremont excitement has had its day, q
ats votaries have had second thought; conseq uen
it Is fading away like ter. cent calico Fremont n
are daily coming over to Fillmore, in order to D
Buchanan, their most bitter enemy. Buchanan u
have fallen upon the same plan TO beat the Rem
lieans The result is while the two parties are r,
idly diminishing. Fillmores strength is inoreas
with an aceelerating ratio"
CALIFORNIA.
An American member of the United Statos Sena
says the American Organ, received by the last sten
er from California letter frem hs brother in Il
State, who is Democrat OF great political sagaci
and who writes as follows: II am very sorry to 4
that fIon present appearances, the American pal
will carry the State this fall by an overWheimi
majority" This corresponds with our own adyic
from that state. Fremont has but one paper adv
eating his election while Fillmore has alarge nun
per- Mr Frederick is rep9rtod to have said rtcel
" on mis- relurn from the interior that buchanan
chances were very gloomy" The miners are said
be almost unanimous for Fillmore
NEW YORK.
Inc New York Commercial Advertiser says NJ
endorsement of Mr. Fillmore by the Wings Al M
lork gives him its thirtYfye electoral votes beyon
the hazard OF any contingency. There arc man
thousaha voters In the state who have stood alo,
from politics since the betrayal of the Whig party
the Woed and Seward men, who will now come 10,
ward with great alacrty and exert all their nauenc
10 favor OF Presidential candidate whom the kno
to be honest, capable and faithful to the Cousti,ntin
Union as when he nobly did his duty as n VIII
President. Although Mr.. Fillmore has formed na
party relations, We are quite sure that he seems
ieel just satisfaction in referring to IL AZ his chi,
claim to confidence in the present crisis
ALABAMA.
The Fillmore men Of AiapanA had a grand m n.
meeting at Selma on the 2st ultimo. at which il
stated we're there Eve thOusand persons present II
udirg two thousand ladies' Between 5000 an
s!VO0 Americans met in Council at LoachepoSa.
Marion county Ala on the l4th inst, about $40
them ladies, and more enthusiastic crowd had No
been seen since 1874, except similar one at Salep
Russell county, on the 23d of July. The g.eate
enthusiasm prevails all through Eastern AIabmu
iof Mr. Fillmore, who shows himself TO be the Inl
Cor the times and for the natioR. The Alabau
Journal says: Cheering tidngs continue to rem
us daily Of the poets Of Mr. Fillmores populari
increasing largely. The whole country is indie
waking up TO his support. from all quarters ,
learn that large and enthusiastic mass meetings
taking place throughout the length aad breadth
che land, All that we have now to do is to win fro
Democratic grasp the State of Alabama, is conc,
Of action in bringing all good conservative men W
hate squatter sovereignty to the support of the 90
Aitutional, conservative man fDrPresident-and Ii
man is MillaId Fillmore !"
Fillmore aud DOnelson clubs are forming In eve
county in the slate of Illinois and Iowa
The Hon. John Boil, Of Tennessee, has writer
patriotic letter in favor Of Fillmore and DoueIson.
Loyy Thurman, the Democratic olector for was