Washington telegraph., 1856-10-01
GRAND RALLY.

We learn that about twenty or thirty
persons, perhaps not so many, assembled
at the Court House in this place on Sat
urday last, to take steps to secure beyond
the possibility of doubt, the election of
Old Squatter Sovereign and Stump Speak
er Breckenridge, to the Offices to which
they aspire. Several thrilling, soul stir
ing, house shaking, patriotic, eloquent and
sublime speeches were made on that in
tensely interesting occasion-we under
stand. Among other efforts we are ap-
prised of the fact, that our friend Mr..
CAN'T, loomed forth most terrifically upon
the subject of fusion. "But sir, the Goa
lition, aye, the coalition" 1t seems that
Mr.. CAN'T, by some ingenious or extraor-
dinary process of ratiocination had become
fully impressed with the idea, that the
Fillmore and Fremont electoral tickets had
fused in Indiana. We are not just now
aware that Mr.. Gantts usually astute pow
ers of perception could have been led by any
ineduS WudlcNcT W coiislueT DIS u ue, luOic
palpable absurdity. For the benefit of all
concerned, we take the liberty Of intima
ting that Mr.. CAN'T WIS wrongly inform
ed, as to that particular matter. We had
laid aside for public tion full erpose of this
device of the enemy, but have lost it. In
lieu thereof, we take the following from
the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the
18th.
1.-The Buchanan papers, South, contln-
ue to publish the charge that the Amerl-
cans and Republicans had fused on a joint
electoral ticket in Indiana, notwithstan-
ding its fiat contradiction by the very pa
per from which they pretend to quote
the New Albany Tribune. They stick to
the falsehood on their old principle, ''that
lie well stuck to is as good as the truth. .
And for the present We copy the ticket
for Fillmore and Donelson as it stands in
Indiana, with appropriate comments from
the American Organ, and in conclusion,
would ask our intensely southern Bucha-
nier friends how they like that little trick
about ''All the frees but Fremont the
story of which can be found our first
| page.
ANTI-AMERICAN TRICKs.-Some of
the Southern presses in the pay of the
administration, have declared to the peo-
pie, by way of endeavoring to sustain the
hun,Jag that ''Fillmore has no chance, ]"
that in many of the Nothern States, ''no
electoral ticket has been formed for the
American nominees" Now, it so hap
pens that no electoral ticket has been
formed in the State of New York for Bu-
chanan-ergo, if the arguments of such
presses are worth anything, Buchanan has
i no friends in New York. 1t is true he
has not many friends in that State, and
he certainly has no hopes of carrying it,
vet we doubt not the Cochranes and Van
Burens, can and will vet get up an elec-
toral ticket for him, before November
1t is not usual in the Northeastern
States to frame the electoral tickets earlier
than September. That each party will
have electoral tickets in the field during
the month of September, throughout the
: North, we entertain no doubt, though it is
by no means certain that the Buchanan
electoral tickets will be voted for in one
half of the non-slaveholding States The
American party are far in advance of the
other parties in several of the States as to
the formation of their electoral tickets
In Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio, the
American tickets have been before the
people for some time, and for the edifca-
tion of our Southern 'squatter sovereigns,
we now present that of Indiana for their
perusal: