Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01
The Empire State Erect

We take the liberty Of giving all extract from private
letter Il ON gentleman in Buffalo y Y IL will enabl
the conservatives of the South to appreciate the hop.
spirit OF their brethren in the Empire State With thes
last all doubt Of the Of the great State Of New York
has disappeared 1t goes that certainty for Fillmore an,
with rush The course Of that great commonwealth
cannot fail TO influence on all the surroundnc
states The which operate there will opc
rate upon other people identified in feeling and inter
est.
Our correspondent says, that Buchanan no where il
the contest and he asks with petuency will the conse
vatyo people Of the South throw their votes away upo,
Buchanan aud thereby contribute to the suecess of H.,
Black Rcpublican'f The question is one which canno
be taken seriously heart by men Of al partie. in
this section. tsbeyond all question that Mr. Fillmore ca
be elected the Democratic States South will vote for him
This be affirmed Of Mr. Buchanan for il Fillmor,
withdrawn to day would only ensure the election,
OF Fremont This, the Black Republican,. who are yer,
ready depreciae the strength of Me- Fillmore admit
The TJ0, asserts that he is the only obstacle TO IRE
monss Obtaining the votes Of Maine. Rhode Island Con
necucdt New Jersey aud Pennsylvania and might hav,
added New York, and Of the other contested North
efn States IN this view Of the natter what is the dot,
Of every conservative and patriotic citizen Of the South
To throw away his Buchanan or give it with tel
ling effect for Filnoreg
BUrALo, July 2sth, 1856
10 GN Editor Of tie Richmond Wig:
NJ Dear SIR IL have had Il in my heart sometime Z,
address you letter. 10 order convey possible to you
idea Of the real true condition Of politics in New
York do not design 70 make the letter public and ID
not intcnd IL for publication, I may not accomplish
much In that way.
You are aware that when Buchanan was nominated i
seemed as II every body Tor bin and his election 10
hls party was regarded as certain
What is the condition Of public sentiment now "
tho geatOst revolution going on ever witnessed
this country
Col, Fremont nominated by the Republican party. az
Immediately the Sons "Or az least a very large porto
Of them going Of fot tho Woody Horse. what nc1tY
NJ. FILLMORE comes home passes through the Empr
Bate, sudd the greatest spendor, snd demonstrations
Joy such have never been witnessed before ia mi
State Now HE friends are at once hopeful and deter
mined
where !. suoh.Mn' Most evidently. mos, ele,rl,
undoubtedly FAR far in the rear Is there any hoe
for any change 10 hs favor 10 this statef Ircpy non
whstevet.
IL therefore follows that the fight In New York il b,
tween FILLMORE and Fremont aud such ls really the ca.
Knowing this 10 be the fact Mr. Filmors's friends wi
work day and night every moment They will work, wor
woik, hks beavers They are encountering nothing
the hands Of the Democratic party, nothing ALL n
democracy has lost all hope Of success in the Enp
State Bat We do encounter a devilish opposition
the hand. Of these Fremont 6fe eaters.
81 ~ national Democrats sbo are willing to make u
prs'oca,ion er re luton he question paramount 10 a