The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-02

/. AND NIGGER woRsHIPPNa PRSss.
From the w.sningta n,a Intelligence. old line y. Sng
patton made Philadepha OF candidates for President
and Vice President Of the States by the Convention
of the American party" namely, Willard FILLMORE for
Pre- dent Andrew Jackson Donelson for voe Presi
dent As we not members Of that party, should
conceive that had no right to find FAULT with is
selection we're in any respect Questionable; SO. per
hsps it particularly incumbent TO praise
1T, end proper, and worthy as everybody Knows
the distinguished citizen 10 be whom the party has
the wbig. may pursue under the political
Of The country. what candidate they may
sSstsey it is not for us 70 decide q for any one now
to say viii doubtless be deemed proper BY them TO
M .Sunfs sps 10 their hA prescribe and
that path we, ss unwsyerng adherenh Of the party
shall be prepared to tread without hes..on and without
dent course not and whether it lead to success. or
Miiurs belong to the future bat should b. unfAh-
full known sentiments and uniform svowals We
were to suppress the expression Of opaion Of
the merits Of Mr.. Fillmore, and ths confidence with
vhcb trial he inspired the country In his qusacs-
tiops for q wise and safe and conservative President.
from the Buffalo Advertiser whig Know Nothing, Fiji
rnore's home organ
II 10 with feelings Of great pride and satisfaction that
we place at head of columns the ticket nominated
BY the American National Convention Had any other Of
venon, ss ior tae first Office, e.ved the
| minstjon, should cheerfuny have acquesctd ana
have submitted our own jIoguens 70 sns sense o. me
and Influential Americans whose high ability and emu
nent standing justified their friends in urging their
claims. We not regard the nomination OF Mr.. Fill
more Q triumph his compettors in the nven-
tion for NOS but only IS an evidence that among
half dozen emioently ft for the Office one was
found whose greater eiencs in pub ic lie has given
him . stronger hold on the confidence of the party.
From the Buffalo Express, whig, anti Know Nothing
The psticn.l Know Sothings have nominated Mllard
Fillmore FIR President and Andrew Jackson Doneison for
Vice President If the members Of thai party are 81 is
esuse Ct G inp,ant We think Mr. Fmo,e hiaslf has
MD q
We satisfied had he been 1T home tina his exceeding
caution and good judgment would have Kept him feom
canvass which III be attended with trouble, excitement
aud expense ahous the remoses possibility OF success
His coed suggest to his mind At once the ut
ter utility al al effort on the part or his party TO eject
He must lely upon slavery for mis- strength He stands
before the world SIS ffieud Of that nsiston he took
ration r. h.s sitressed the repeal Of the Missouri
compromise, ard the outrsges consequent upon that
measure it, Kansas, without word OF repreof for
an sns eced,n.a e he was Nominated BY the slave
| power s,d now stands its standard bearer in
country the ho1 oss sre be divided If Mr.. r. should
held any bet seen him and the administration. The
cen. fiiend il Pierce and viii likely cling to their
last love. In he North, where freedom d4els, Mr. F.
power Of the alone csn overcome the ris-
food az republlcansrn the tree Sa and
oeny setve that not of those will bow Its neck to
tie slave power.
The so called American party has vipdicated its
sIectaby well its devotion TO the slave power in
the inatsn OF Mr. Fillmore but in doing this it has
rendered its weakness intense. cannot carry North
State, ]: nay divide the South with the admnisra
viii carry quite many slave holding States as the
Know Notbipgs We are gra,ifed at the nomination Of
Mr. Fillmore II Will afford his friends opportunity OF
testing strength snd those he betrayed when he soi
his adnistl alton 10 the sonth an opportunity q settling
| rome existing scores
Tgrt "a The Rochester American hard shell Know No
TIE sng.aph on Monday night brought US the crafty
rhi had
Millare FL for President, and Andrew Jackson
none for Vice President ibis a'ton Of the conven-
the hgnest satisfaction In the integrity ability and
patriotism Of Milard Fillmore. the country has the firm
est and most un~aveng confidence During the period
when served high Office he displayed
eli The qualities CT the grea, staa and the upright
duty persinine 10 his office he was concaory and for
bearing towards 'hoe WHO opposed his alton,
aefs q his juegnent-ths leenness q his political
oIesgh'aLd III. uLben Sing fdeii with which he per
formed his coIs, utona obligations to the whole coun.
try have exalted his name and his ane to the highest
place il the al cons # the conservative law reverence
irg and law abiding people Of the United States. Mr.
Fnrnores character At this day inspires xres,e- de-
gee OF confidence than that Of any other in the
nsn That mouees of appela.ions, can honest man."
the people American candidate President
Il would have impossible for Convention have
made judicious rejection. He possesses AL the
strength and the strongest possible
csBfdet iba! he VIII be mphaay Ell. c.ed. He
BEEN absent the country many months, and has
IN pmr aion II is the result 9f The vtl advised ard
enlightened acton OF the American party 1t is their
first offering 70 thssr country.
TFrem the Boston Bee, WEBSTER whig Know Nothing
Niger worshipIer,) four days alter the nominations
We place at the lead Of columns, this morning,
the names IF the nominees Of the American Natl Jnal
| Cenven,ion-Fimore and Donelson This We thould
have done Yesterday had it not been for the ompcated
anc uncertain in which the reports of the ooogs
Of the Convention reached us by telegraph and other
wise. From represented ms now made to
fden hst the outrageous msstatements have been
made BY the opponents Ct the American party present
81 the statements made in the vain hope
break &c WI party Wore power they $, much diesd
IRON ire Boston Atlas. wing niger worshipperl
The rorinstiep Of Fl lmsre taken the Acaer
time must espe before viii be able decide upon the
proper polite course TO be pursued nomina!ior
Esde under such crsur stances can h;rSiy be consfd
ssere1 ,indirg pion any party; ard although IL may
give Iife to cis.usicn fer few days yet feel
perfectly contden- that sr Fillmore win hardly be a
prominent candidate in the next The whole
intrigue has already exploited The contest ia the
Presidential eection viii Re between the democrats and
Republicans The tone of discussion at the meeting OF
the seceeers Phi,sdephis shows plainly enough the
erection the public thought; and is earnestly to be
opinions may not he divided by party names but may
present Iesllute, undivided front to the common
eneEy.
bigger wershipper
We take it for granted that i'm porant section Of the
American party in the free States viii support the pom
nation Of Fillmore and Dor elson made by the Phadel
phia Convention It is an utter mpossi oy that they
can carry siuge II ee state, unless II be California
but II is haTey possible that by n,ising upon
garza:lon IN states like ennsyvania, Illinois and In
aiar they nay throw hose States the bands OF the
supporters OF the present administration, and email
upon for another tour years until the Union is dis
solved these evil practices which have already almost
broken be bonds oil brotherhood between the States.
From the New London Chronicle, old lue viii; =
Tie National American Con ven,on at Philadelphia on
Monday lat nominated Willard Film the Ans rcan
oanodse for the Presidency, and Andrew Donelson for
the Vice Presidency. We regret I, say ever that
this resri was not reached harmonionsy till atser
the delegates from this State and had re-
csted from the Convention. The seceders organized
meeting and appointed q committee to report plan OF
action but what was done afterwards knew not OF
the nominations only say that they ooth per
sctly satisfactory far feeling, AMI opinions
are Concerned Indeed Mr. Fillmore hiss been our first
choice from the first, and we have objections to
nrge kgsinst the nornir Atom Of Mr. Donslson We Be
eve him to be sound and safe pubic man, as we