Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-22

IN nlenl,Ilss 81 f6vik and IN .ur..l, Isslslv Il
wpt psopq.t0 0ned stature. limbs afd buIF n ana
igpp'A SsloRpeal n inteillgeri ana olent
Rny nd n ease, grace and kin6linass 81
ll-npsr' 8 t,lAlmeFe y one al the dneat 6aci-
\. y and socially, ols the bqhnh Dmo
tNAk y hae oRerbeen my lot TO meet aisl either
| i0 Europe Or America. Goodness and an,fHIlIte
seem 50 ptfsadg Ms whole man. and III eElenate
ftfQMI hH ooantehance and they INV Isd ,t-
lsfapce IN his geptl9 and enlSelna k6IeS = i,-
tsNIiIy, public and pflgale| fSaDs III his 1eart OF
bteFts tNc y wholly aho6a IS .ieuh. .tricl 81 de-
1lntiM, apd tlRt aa rrfe pbhoneat
- ep1 asesinan acling Villa gls eya
and Aslngic heaFt 70 his eouA8rysa Il rood 4 OF ar
statesmen oisthe present era, he r1nyi iusly be
said to be most CLOSELY coBforned 10 the seoofSnd
the model Of the illusiFious ana pure minded
Washington. tdl Sf's hnerr 0ifrr f'iis US
AT Mr. Fillmore, in addition to Bis Y son ~ and
himself 4 met Horace II, Day, ESQ., of ,Ney York
city (a gentleman who, Judging from the elegance
and huency Of his Conversation, II quite z{orgtian
n his haOitudss and t3stss and Elan n 5sNstt,
vertIaer, two warm political and personal friends
Of Mr., Fillmore and exceedingly intelligent and
agreeable gentlemep.a sr i4T0aus7 6tG1 gyaG
The ladies Of the tealtabIe soon claimed oar de-
voirs. and was presented first TO Miss EniiAr
relative, and then to Mrs Fuller, her moth who
entered the room afterwards, the youngep do
ing the nonOTs anu n0spltaAltle9 or the occasion
with easy grace. The mealw a sociahand cheer
ful one, without foFmalitissoTi embarrassing cere-
monies, every one being made TO feel perfectly at
home, In the enjoyment Of both the physical and
the colloquial FEAST $40
The social tea having been thus pleasantly de-
spatched, the gentlemen returned to the drawing
room, and there we resumed and continual with
untaggng zest and interest oureolloaualt discourse
on political and other subjects until past 10 o'clock,
+. A., when retired, my host presaingIfor along-
er stay. It would not be properdo life the curtain
Of private life, and make public, the converse Of
the paror, but may say, without any violation Of
social proprety, that regard the evening spent
with Mr.. Fillmore and hia friends, as, one tolbe
marked with white stone in my life. gs4sist
may add, that he and hia friends were conf
dent Of carrying In the coming election New
| York, Maryland, Delaware, and tennessee with
strong hopes for Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Ken
tucky California, and with no despair of Virginia
and several other States, especially since ex.Goy
ernor Floyds declaration, In his speech at the New
York Merchants Exchange, .as one sure to be
chosen Democratic Presidential EIector for his
own State, that compromise or fusion should
take place between the Buchanan, and Fillmore
parties, in order TO defeat the Southernrenegades
and that he stood ready, If necessary 10 cast hlI
electoral vote for Mr.. Fillmore, and that the De-
mocracy Of his State would back him Ia 80 odoihg.
repeat 10 you that Ellmore stock is on the rise
and It need not surprise you should the. Ruflalo
prove an animal of such speed and bottom com
bined, as to beat the old Buck Of PENNSYLVANIA,
and the Pathfinder Of nowhere, In the Presidential
race ,e a eIly