The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

WITH TIE NIGaER wORsaIPPERs.
We find the following In the Indianapolis Journal 1t
looks something like fusion:
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2, 1856.
To THR MHhRIRs Tm ANnRI0AN PANTY or INDIANA:
At meeting of the Executive Commitee OF sne STATE
Council, held ct Indianapolis the "a dag of April
questions that have divided and the American
PARTY In her Sts,ee the committees unsn usy adopted
friends Il Ansscsnism to Co. etsts Win them In os
ryng out The views Of the committee fha Ia 1854
W stand unconpromisngy opposed to tbs presen cor
rupt national admins ration, and "a party No stand
reacy t cooperate with any party which aims 10 pat
end TO s misrus And urtbsr regard the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise an infrason o. the pighteo
faith the nation The should be restored II
efforts that END fail Congress should refu under
all cireun stances, to sdni any State into tho Union
Therefore approve OF the call Peoples Conven
Sn Ss ss ss Of .1S
". W. WRIGHT, SEQ. VIM SHEETS Prest.
The German RESIDENTS Of Elizabeth, N. j., have
ssnzed club for the purpose Of insrucng its members
In the duties and Obligations American citizens and
in the rights and privileges secured to Thorn by the
stituHon. 1t ia mot intended to be secret organization,
the formation Of foreign political party deemed
either prudent Desirable but il Ia designed elevate
the standard Of polticsl intelligence far least
the Germans are concerned, and to place them posi-
ton where they fully understand and take all proper
measures TO sustain their legitimate rank In our political
system.
The committee appointed by the Fillmore wing Of the
American State Council to prepare address the
members Of the Order In Ohio have performed that du
and pub hed their address. II is well WRITE but
very able document, and contains little that is
interesting The ADDRESS says the rapid growth Of the
psr,ies and expresses the opnien that the dden
nsss Of Its rise doss not forbode like sWfnsss Of dc
cline"
General Call, the hts delegate from Florida to the
American Convention at Philadelphia has address Cd HIS
constituents, ami given full snd clear account Of the
n WI
meIds the nominees and platform adopted TO the
people.
Buchsr 10 tie United States, which is take psse
on he 10Th 10th Of April, says that 'Mr Buchanan
bas eeen nominated by the demonatic party their
candidate for the Office Of President, and Is affirmed
that other candidate win have the least chance In
opposition to him."
meeting of the State Council Of the American party
OF Georgia, viii be held In the city Of Macon The
10th inst.
The New haven journal Gays the democrats In that
opeIrg schools TO teach Ishmen 70 read tss
pplshment icing requisite In order to
the right to vote.
stated that Col Ber declares his preference
Justice Wayne, Of the Supreme Court TOR the Prssi-
oency.
teoond trial TO elect ten representatives In Provi
dence R. L. takes place the 18th proxmo 1t Is said
the Americans ind niger worshippers will fuse.
TIE Boston Times ssys, 'tsat with such ticket as
Buchanan and Tonmbs ths democracy would assume
character apd streDgta difficult to assah and difficult
toresikt.n
Two hundred Clay and Webster nstioTL wings have
calico meeting in Des holmes county, Iowa. for the
purpose Of reorgArizDg the party.
Jsnsica, Hampstead Flushing. N. Hampstead And
Newtovr, In Qutens county L. l. have all elected anti
Know Nothing can idstes for town officers
The charter election In Rome N Y, which took place
TIE lsr inss resulted in the choice Of the entire de-
Moci alto ticket.
niger worshippers' association has been formed in
Newark, N. j. with Hon. Joseph G. Hornblowsr Pre-
tids Mt.
The Know Nothings o. Schenectady reelected the
LIST list, Atel Smith, their candidate for Mayor
Stephen S. Riggs, the fusion Edidste.
The Cleveland Herald, niger wprshipper, has placed
hesd Of its coiumrs the lame of Colonel John
Charles Fremont, as . candidate fer Pfesident.
Charles Irving democI attic e.ector, openea the Pred
dan isl IN Virginia. Ut Crnb erland Court hast
week. Rlctsrd V. Nakins, ED, of Prince Edward
piled bshalf Of tt American party.
The Utica Gazette declares that gentlemen holding
fGs initial relations win exGoersor Seymour, Of this
ote not hesitate to esy that the inticaticns
that Nj Guthrie sif be ncminAtet Tor President and
Dir. Seymour for Vice President.
The American Organ at Washington announces that
EDWARD Everett. Robert c. Winthrop, with other dsdn
eptbtd wings whose names IL gives are content with
Fillmore sDa DoDeistD," and will take the field under
the American banner
The Niger worshipppg papers Of Ohio are hoistiDg
the Of salmon F. Chase their mAstheAds for the
Preedency.