New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

| Fillmore.
SARATOGA SrRIsGs, Aug. H. 1855.
| [. Drss. fsq.-M! Deer Sir have just received
inclo'iDg the following extract rom The Ithaca Citr-
-tn, to sit
"ceSSc BACK -cl.urccy si:aer. WHO We. Of ,bs
s,sH ,,s y = ile who ha be-. ,.aP,. hs rive; &c his
festsr pnd Y. bf. I is AiSru., Ss~Yot Z cy de-
Mr ~ OF e. nan Catholic, e the reason why be With
draws b.. scIroIt from ihe k.Put.e,s de b. eanddy
les osd closely Into the sateeI s fulms snd the op
position ss Il them and dee that The evidence 10 favor Of
benz fePi't conclusive for which reason he cannot
support hm
| You atsure ne that the above is producing an i'm
prtss.Cn IN your r goD sud desire to inform you
wLe,her II Is true or NO that it i sheer
fabricat IA "Roolbact' That no further mischief
msy ,c9ur frcm the circulation Of that article will
set the matter OF ny preference of Candidates hight at
| oLce.
In the fie, place, was not prom nent or other
bolier from the Philadelphia American Convention.
was not a delegate to that Convention. There
reasons WHY | SHOULD lot be delegate. | had too
much 10 with untoing the wok Of previous Coun-
cil il Ptad elpbs asseubled TOO much to do against
the rlaye propsgaI dss at Biug anton last AT gust
and a. .Co lttle inclined to Auericansm sold out
to be cousicertd a safe man to go to Philadelphia.
sttid at ONE against my viii, l admit. Moreover
that C0LvehiiOn was not al "Amerlcan' c0nven iou
As frr as ipt NOrtD was concerned, IL TA- silver
G. a. Wig ConveD ion; az far as the South was
ctntd il was q Convection fer the Propagation
OF Human avery, and the result the nomination
Of two neD, one OF whom gories in being the o~n-r
of hundred slaves; and The other Mr. FilmOrel in
being a most subservient in,trum.Lt of the Slave
Psver az ,s manic sly proved by is course while
acting az Pre-icent of The United States aso by his
speecLts made during bis Southern tour III pursuit. Of
re. min ator well by his nulli6catiou speeches
at Albany and elsewhere on hs return from bis visit to
the Pope.
HtIce the leading Silver Gray newspapers Of the
North ircudipg The NeN. York ELPyess/ claim Nj.
Fillmore tie regular " hig nominee for the Presi.
dtucy wbie the South claim hiG a. the champion of
Southern rights (meaning the extension OF human
SavtIy by the action of the General government
while Mr. Fill nore 10 usty the cl.iuls Of the South,
il effect says ect me or the South, that loves me
20 well, shal not remain in The Cnon.
AZ an American am lot bound by the action ofthat
CoIvet'iop; Iaih.r let say, cannot submit to b.
bound by lie ectior, any more than can my brethren
OF Massachusetts, of Connecticut, AID of every Ne e.
Euglat State The American parry OF III. massachusetts,,
in toemD conf Gil sssembleo, has declared for Mr..
FrmCLt, aid IoDinited electors favOs,le to hs
election end so has the State OF Connecticut and so
will sh New England Go Cfor New England has
history ard 60 will the American party Of this State
act: excepting always potion Ut the S'ver-Gay
po,iol OF that party Tbr latter portion will aoc by
@r Fillmore notwithstanding be 'h has adopted the
"eadipg principles of that paffolm the seventh Sec
tiOn Of which commits the Amercaa party to slavery
exttrpon under Il CUTE Of squstter sovereignty be.
carse this portion Of portion came into the order
wrh the 6es gn of retrieving the fallen fortunes Of Mr.
Fillmore. es IS proved by the attempted otrae,sm o,
pitceciBg aud accompanying the Philadelphia Con
vtL;iOn that in the event Of George Laws receiving
tie animation for the Pre- sideIcy, they, With the
Whie parry proper, woud nominate an odt'and oui
American Wing, tmeaLing Mr. Fillmore l presumrl,
hId aso BY lstters in existence aud which,
hope. viii y t be published.
have bot "returDed to tie hearty support Of Fill
more and Douelsop nor will any 1t OF thing tend
irp IN y
ton Bordt Ruians who IL ADDITION 90 their odrages
in Missouri aid Kapsas, OF themselves sufficient to
turn tie oleek Of dsikIes pale have from 1852 unti
how srettt tie high powers of the retion fton heir
legitimate purpose, to the Strengthening OF the Save
Oreafchy. $50,
Il:.e sre other objections 20 ny supporting Mr Fin.
ouro ed up tie fac, state By the Ci-eH, that
belo1g to the Mehodnt Church.
The cbuich owes Slavery no particular good viii.
for Slavery has rent that church in twain hes mprls
Oneo women for teaching te slave to read the bioe'
ard bas s.ugtt in every wey DESTROY that church,
ss being Il opp ,ben, Of Slavery mott to be fearef
LIT facts fpeak. Lat Winter minister Of the Meth
ods Church in Mis'ouri, was arrested Will in . tue
pulpit by gang of ~to. If they live wa prop
ably yoie for Mr.. Fillmore, who Tahtony ana i,sey
chaiged bin witt hose stealing and, without allow
ing him zine put or his svrcoat mounted hun on
a lore Grove HIN some seventeen mules tine weather
beng intensely cold, threw him ITO cheeiiess
oor without fire there Iet, lin to die, and there re
he'd
NV inf rrn.nt is Bishop Of the Methodist Church,
and spoke Of bic own o~ledge.
Another instance: TIE Rev Mr. Wiley, ard about
thhty other n inseis OF the Methodist Church nave
b. en- assaulted in their clurctes a. dveo iron piac
10 place ike beasts Of prey their lives Deing every
csy in imnir mt perl. -.
ALotber rstarce: Ia KaDsa. Methodist minister
was Whipped taned and Gathered, tied 10 q iog ana
s-t afoat o. the Missouri River.
A, otbsr nstslce: Very r,ceit'y Methodist mni:-
ter in MssocI while preaching was aIsgged ron M
pu'pi and taI,ed ard feetttreo; wbiie ar od Me.u
ndii, lsymar for the crime Of expos'ustion agaost
euch conduct was shot ana Is notorious facf aod
one which will IOt adui, OF cottroversy that INNS
ter Of nv church CHLLot pre- ach the GoFpel ID ihe
state of Ms-oud OF TIE Territory OF kersas, but at
tie p+ril o. bs ife and yet find no reproof OF these
ounsses ither in tie 7 ilaoephla platform Or In any
# The speeches. Of Mr.. Fillmore.
A. TO my having exauiueG " all the evidence in re-
,tisn 20 M Freponts religious creed, have to s4y
tia, have examined al the evidence incu1mg AL
deinbn Fumeiss atenent, arc have exhausted The
means Of information within ny reach and have a.
ls. That Nj Frem-ns father was Frerch HI.
Ct nd. arc h, mptlsr oil America Protestant lady
%. Tia. Cd Fremont was b'rn Protestant, bap,
iiz ed Pces'alt. mar: led Protestant lazy Lai hsd
b. c4dfep bap iz,d b? PiotestsD clergy yn'n' edu-
est them IL tie Piotf stsnt faith while he is Prot
| st.s.t in practice i'll al the rea,iol1 Of life
| / admit tat he YVES marie! by CatlClle cergy,
n7I uICer vi ance- p.cu to tiuse!i, anu Win
| shicb The p-bc L. alre ady ncqea!n,ed.
So COL .lude that Alderman Fum'i's Statement Il
a. x ber mt -. Co. FL mout was to' 10 nsdine
to. ~ ue time Fulme- aass be ye'sed with him.
| nor within eevere months of thst time. He was on
;be Pacific Ocean or the I.thmue of Daen or on the
siesner George La~, FRI IN Arpnea!i t. New DIX
| CITY st the time 6IeG BY FomeI.
| | si.uld 40 that upon Col Fremoitr arNal IN
NewYoJk CITY be sailed to E-rope witb9n Ut y,-iiLg
| W. ling On at sll, auo that he iensintd IN Euope
| more II sn ytbr lid
I Ion further ado that The Conviction in my mnd
'Lat AlCe.mao Fulmer has bore 'sse wtbes- aghiIe'
| bic bsigtbo'. is st'trgheted by sne cotT
ststem, nts that am creoioy informed h7 hAs una
c1rcsring tlis pIeienCed coIvel saiiop anC oy ~
futile fac. thst spog lis imcediste neighbofs DIS