The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-22
Prospects Of Mr.. Buchanan


Prospects Of NIr. Buchanan.
In further confirmation Of the many reports, both
from correspondents and individual travellers, Of
the prospects Of Mr.. Buchanan at the North, we
give portion Of letter received by the Savannah
Republican. dated Saratoga Springs, 2Ist July
The writer isa Democrat, and therefore nannet be-
suspected Of giving any unfavotable Views OF the
prospecta Of his party candidate. unless eopalled
by the ''lighta before him" in that region After
apeaking Of the dissolution Of the Union, as the
result Of the triumph Of the Freeaoil party. be
says:
"Isthereno way to avert these evilss solernnly
declare to You. my Southern brethren. that see'
none save In the election of Millard Flmcreto the
Presidency. And here. that Imay not be misunder-
stood, letna say that came to the North Demo-
crat, and remain one. A graduate from the Office
of the organ of the Democratic Party Of Georgia,
fondly cherish its principles, but 5oUe dss Uaion
election Of Democratic President, my humble eff
forts would be exered 10 secure it; under existing
circumstances. however. Mr. Buchanan being en-
trely out of the question, in the North, at least
do not intend to throw away my sufffage by voting
for him. and thereby. even through indirectly con-
tribute to the election Of Fremont the. Abolition,
Churcl-ands State candidate. The qncAtion before
us, is Union or Disunionf and Z shall record my
vote accordingly: shall vote for the candidate Of
the great American movement nicknamed into ma
ltionality under the epithes Of Know Noti1ingism
recogniking that spontaneous, yoicefnl npheaSng oi
popular sentiment which has shaken he political
world from Maine TO 0alifornia, xnahing the dry
ibones of NGstv rattiein their witened sepulehres
That tuncompromising declaration Of national broth
lerhood which ignores the past issues of political
strife-which rsesclea Of local bias and maintains
the great fact, that q true American knows n6
North, no South. no East. no West--but only bis
1counkyi Yours truly, E.
i MR. FHLxoRE'sC sEADvAncIno.-Ihe Al
lexandria Gazette, one Of the soundest jonrnals i
the Union, thus alludes to MI. Finmorea pros
Ipects: - ~ ~. .
| '.The prospects fol. the dectioa of Mr.. EiIlmor
Fare frightening every day. = Accounts from a
fquartefs indicate 8 growing desire on the part /
lconservatise, law abiding, and Union loving me
lof the country "a effect this object. Mrs Eillmor
has been tried. His admiuntration gave geners
tsatisfartion. his opponents admit him 70 Sc ID:
land equitable, and this Is just what dlc countr
wants "a man who knows no North, % Southju d
East, no West, bnt has the interest Of tlle who
country at heart, and will, administer the las
& without iear 81 prejudice man who would rail
fler beFight than bs Psesidehts Sectiohalisui ID
s. fanaticisn must be put down IL the Union ID
. stand and Mr. Fillmore has said be will exert
This poucrs To accomplish this. end ~
n9 S1 then 10 VI work heartily together with 81,
% lSa determination eachifor hirseI TINT no deepo
eltdcneg orindlE % ms part shall prevent Sd
81 tcess. but that Ms dillign1cs aud condenco shs
Icoopers*e wifn the laboFs d his felloae ecitizel
,x.I land n Millma Fillmore Win lbe 3he ne1t Fkedent
ss these United States Il - s. III.