Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

gently called upon Mr. Fillmore q, hi. hoa.e in BufIAo
writes 10 his Joarnal the following pessast description OF
the incidents Of the visit
rns HoS. WILLARD riLLNoRE.
"A combination and form. indeed.
Where every god did TO set his seal,
To give the world OF a man"
Soon alter my arrival AZ Buffalo, and I had properly
slowed myself and NV luggage at the American Hotel
despatched TO Mr. Fillmore, who dscit 40, Tar OF by
evil and kind Irish waiter. card, inciO>ci la
veopo stamped with the image counterfeit present
neat OF that distinguished and truly constitutional and
patriotic statesman Immediately after dinner he called
me- aud AFTER friendly converse, invited me to
take and spend the evening with him. gladly
cepted the Invitation telling him that ouy object in
taking Buffalo. way to Niagara. him
and shake AIS Aonssf hand At the appointed time six
O'Clock r. NJ, repaired 90 Mr. ffmorc's residence lie
lives la . and comu.odous hut unsmbtons wooden
dwelling Of stories, in Delaware stret with
dic.on comfort modest elegance aud good taste about
It. yet without any show Of either o>tentaon wealth.
His circumstances l believe moderate, bat cssy
wise and yet liberal economy ruling In his domestic and
household arrangements. The drawing room neatly
and tastsiuy nrnished and adorned ~th several tine
family portraits and other beautiful paintings oi which
thc removal Of Christ FROM the Co.'s, after the Cruci6X
Loo" IL copy from Rabens celebrated original the
CAtheiral at Man and presented To Mrs. Fillmore
in her lifetime by European gentleman.
Ia manlness OF form and in manly beauty in well pro-
portonrd stature limbs aud bulk, in fine frontal develop
ment Ia Intelligent and benevolent hy>iognomy. aud ia
ease grsce and kindlness OF manner, Mr. Fillmore
81 the finest specimens physically and socially OF the
genss hohso that IL has been lot tn meet With,
either ia Europe America. Goodness and amiabiy
pcrvade his whole and to emanate from his
countcnance. and they ccrtay hnd uttcance in his c
tie and engaging tonessnd integrity publc and private
rigus in hts heart OF hearts hcis wholly above intrigue
trick deception and is that aris -, ferri ho
mes, politician and Statesman acting with single and
single heart to his country good of all statesman of
the present he justly be said TO be most c'sy
CONFIRMED the school aud the model OF thc lila tious
and purc-minded Washington.
At NJ. rillmore's in addition to his son and himself
Horace II. Day. Esq. OF New FORK city. IA gentleman
Who Judging IRON The elegance and furncy ct his
IL N Ia ur
Elan Jewett Esq. former editor OF the Buffalo COM
meria Advertiser political and personal fruS
Of Mr. Fillmore aud exceedingly intelligent aud agccahl
gentlemen. The areopagues aud the aieS OF thc ts'a
bic claimed our devors, and was then presented
rst Miss Fuller relative and then to Mr. Fuller h,r
m hsr who entered the afterwards the younger Ia
DIV doing the honors and hospitaltis OF the with
easy grace The meal social and cheerful one, with
ont iSrna:ties embarrassing ceremonies every he
ing made to feel perfectly home, the enjoyment o
both the physical and the colloquial feast.
The social having been thus pleasantly despatched
the gentleman returned to the drawing room aud there
We resumed and continued. with uni gging zcs and an
tercst colloquai discourse, on political and Other sub
jects until past 10 O'clock p NJ when retired, my hos
pressing "A longer stay IL would not he proper {" h
the curtain OF private e snd mate public the converse
Of the paror; but without violation at SOC
csI proprety that regard the evening spent with Mr.
Fillmore and his friends 20 he marked With white
feather IN nav life NAV add that he and his icui>
were confident o carrying IN the coming election, New
York Maryland. Delaware and Tennessee, with str""g
hopes Of Pennsylvania Louisiana Kentucky California.
especially since TX Governor foys declaration, i'm >
sncech at the New York Merchants Exchange one
sur, be chosen Democratic Presidential E"ctnr Tor
hs own State that a compromise fusion shouli take
Mace bet cen the Buchanan and Fillmore parties u
der defeat the Southern renegade and that he stood
ready f necessary cast his electoral vote Tor Mr. Full
more aud that the democracy OF his State would back
him iu doing j repeat that Fillmore stock l.
q, the rise aud that rapidly and il need surprise yuH
should the Buffalo prove animal OF such spcc ad h"
tom combined beat the old Buck Ut fcHur,lvain,
.n,il .a M har,
have the satisfaction Of beiug able Mr. III
nores authority from his lips that he l. as'i'-
rcpcaing the Nebraska Kansas Act, restoring the M
sour Compromise line aud j. utterly opposed any fur
ther agitation OF the slavery question, aud tor rc-o'i
harmony AMI giving permanent reppe and peace 90 n"
distracted He agreed. with M" that h
aud Buchanan at the North fighting each otl'es- bat
ties, and wagiRg common war Against tine common
enemy that seeking poison political icu Vi'
the serpent aud destructive element Of political ccs''
Ism.
tonal the patriotic EX President, sho o. tie
South To the Union. aud TO the Constitution Whun t
stakeholder had proved broken RIVED. aud who s-
Commissioned 10y Providence ufc Common wealth
frum impending cvil strif, and commissions. III,
then conspicuous in it, results; aud his uvc
with the Presidential mantle woil again puur
oil the troubled waters, restore hh!cyou days to the ke
public aud give conservatism triumph that wouid
sweep political free soilsm aud ianaca abolun,n on
che land aud establish the peace and prosperity at tc
Union the rock ot the Constitution
Still hoSever, strong nv political aud personal pre-
dlcciions with Mr.. Fillmore r-idy To iiI tiir
election o o yvaur.
an>pcious termination OF the political conflict Isl ic
convu-es thu co1utry. II do "a lot "Fim re- and
fl"ity 10 the Constitution first choicc stand ready
gail, u embrace the cheering alternative ut
Buck and rrck, Inc Union loo.