Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
FILLMORE AND D0NELS0N
In Indiana.

phia. nominated. unanimously, Willard FIil-
more for President, and Andrew jackson
Donelson, for Vice President. This news
will send a thrill Of pleasure through the
heart Of the nation. for every Am rIcan son
and daughter must feel emot!ons'o OF Joy, at the
thought Of having such glorious and removed
leaders, in the coming tt'ce's"es
Ga-ette.
As they nave nominated or men, we are
highly pleased at the result, and hail the same
as an omen of victory next November over
the cohorts of Otd Lineistu. There is no
ticket that could ye selected that would suit
us better than the above. and we feel conf
dent it will suit the Union loveing portion Of
our citizens.-Puoi ConsttnttonQlist.
We congratulate the American party North
South, East and West, over the whole Repubiic,
on this nomination, believing that it SPEAK Ks
their voice and that it is a response to their
more it is Idle to talk of any other name
as one with which we might have attained
success.-EvaasuMe Journal.
Never, since the commencement of our
editorial career, has ar event occurred which
has given US more unalloyed satisfaction than
the nomination of Fillmore and DonelSon for
tie Presidency and Vice-Presidency.-Rising
Sun Visitor.
1t is almost needless for US to say that this
ticket meets our entire appreciation and Will
receive our cordials support both as an editor
and a private cltlzen.-GrecJcaSIe Banaer.
With Joy our pen seems 70 leap from word
to word as We announce the nomination. b.
the American convention at Philadelphia. Of
Willard Fillmore for the Presidency, and
Andrew Jackson Dcnelson for the |lce-Pre-
sldency. Our best hopes are fully realized
Uashiagtion DIARIES co., Telegraph.
We to-day nail to orr masthead the N
of Willard Fillmore, for the Presidency. and
Andrew J. Donelson. for the Vice Presiden-
cy. No name could have been presented
more acceptable to the american people than
that of Nj, Flllmore.-Co'yd0n Argus.
1t was tarthest from our thoughts when we
made the simple announcement In our lest is
sue in reference to the nominee, that Fillmore
was the man. but it is true-it is a living re-
atty, and we take pleasure in placing his
name upon our banner as the man above all
others that we should have seleeed for that
distinguished position. had the choice been
lett to us.-JcTcrsonrNs Republican.
The Vevav FERTILE cordially endorses the
nomination. and places the names of Fillmore
and DoUelson at its masthead. but instead of
editorial comments OF its OWE. publishes an
article from the Cincinnati Times,
We place them at our masthead. as the
American candidates for those important po-
~>tlonS, with the determination 10 tight in
tnelr behalf as long as a shred s~traishtens in
tie breeze. An emotion of pleasure. we have
no doubt. will thrill through the American
heart, upon the prospect of Willard Fillmore
Succeeding Franklin Pierce in the Presidential
chair-Ierre Haute En-.
This is a good nomination and has been re-
crived with loud acclaim all over the Union.
The glad tldinss. as they sped on the light
rings wing filled the hearts of all true Amer
leans with great Joy iaceanss N,ns.
1t is W tn a feeling of most unfeigned iov.
that we announce to our readers this week.
the almost unanimous nomination by the
American Party. of Mlllard Fillmore and
Andrew }. Donelson, as candidates for the
two highest and most responsible Offices with
IN the gift of the people Of this broad Repub-
he. We regard the selection as a most Judi
cious one-the best that could POI SHY have
been made. and as eminently calculated to
unite the American Party. by resto in, that
harmony and good feeling now so essential to
our success as a National Party.-Neu6urgA
Tribune.
We have been long enough irving to serve
and haTmonlze conflicting intereste-to main
tam conservative ground in regard to Renub-
lcarlsm and Native MISUNDERSTANDING
'"''nd II an M hill business. and from this out
vel none Of it. We like part of bothcreeds:
fnt the times must come when every voter
who is opposed to old |ineism. must choose
between them. The time has already come
With us; and we choose the Native American
organization, Fillmore is our first choice for
ne Presidency. We care not a fig for plat
torms. Fillmore's official career is all The
platform we want and we prefer defeat with
him to success with any other man likely to
be nomlnated,-Rocktfora Herald.
We are proud that our standard bearers in
IN the great political contest of this year. are
slIIlard Fillmore ard Andrew J. DoneI1on:
men of known worth. true and tried. Now
IS the time for the men of the American mar
ty to renew their ener.A5 in this great wor k
get together and consult upon the best plan
for carving the next election. Organize
organize! Let this be attended to as soon as
possible.-Rockport Republican.
We place at our masthead to-day, the
names OF fiIfmore and Donelson, fer the two
highest offices in the gift of the American
people. Mr.. Fillmore was orr first choice
Or President. and We believe he is the first
choice OF a large majority of the Americans
of Indiana, and of the Union-Ner .4banv
Tribune.