The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-10-25


fornia, was stumping the State OF Ohio, and
the States adjoining for Fremont. The Louis
Vile Journal corrects this statement in its an
that they were now doing effective
service for Fillmore.
A Fremont CLUB GONE OVER II BoDY.-We
learn from the Albany On. " Statesman, that
the Fremont Club of Plattsvfle. Ulster county,
$50 strong held meeting last Saturday night,
and after some conversation, rolled up their
Fremont Banner and threw it in the fire. and
then marched over in body to the Fillmore
headquarters and Joined the Fillmore Club
Such things are going on all over the State
of New York Men From the Fremont ranks
and men from the Buchanan ranks are daily
joining the Fillmore party. under the convlc-
ton that it is the only party which, by the cleo
ton of its candidate, can restore peace and
harmony to the nation. We shall be surprised
if Fillmore does not carry New York by far
heavier majority than the great State has ever
yet given for any candidate for the Presidency
-Bu1alo Patriot. Sept. -.
FILLMORE IN TExAs-iherc arc twenty news
papers in Texas advocating Fillmore.
The BUCHANAN PARTY COMING OVER TO FILL
MoRE.-The Democrats Of the North. having
lost all hope Of the success of Buchanan. are
coming over to Fillmore by regiments. This
movement has created quite a panic in the
Freesoil camp. The New York Tribune SAYS
the process of fusion between the Fillmore and
Buchanan parties is beginning in good earnest
ia the interior of the State The Chicago Til-
bHne says ihat the Democracy Of northern Hi
nois. finding that tie Germans have deserted
them. are endeavoring to fuse with The Ameri-
can party Washington organ.
MAKYLlSD-The Baltimore Fa,riot, in an
able article on the chances Of Mr.. Fillmore in
Mary land, says:
We are not disposed to indulge il, braggado-
cia of any kind, nor will we knowingly pervert
the truth. even if by SO doing We could secure
the election TO the Presidency of that excellent
and pure minded man whom the Wings have
selected as their candidate: but who do assert.
confidently. that Willard Fillmore will receive
majority Of The votes of the people of Mary
land at the November election. no matter what
his chances Of success may be in any Of the
other States Of the Juion.
CRIrEHpES IN kENrucKY.-Thc Louisville
Jo,,rnal SAYS:
We publish TODAY some appointments of Mr..
Critenden for October. The American party
may we'll rejoice that the noble and eloquent
old veteran has determined to take the field.
The Columbus Georgia. 7imss, one of the
most influential Democratic papers in that
State thus testifes to the accessons TO Fill
more in that section:
We are frequently asked if there is any truth
in the allcdged reaction in favor of Fillmore
at the South. Candor compels us TO say there
is.
EAST TENNESSEE ALL ALIVE FOR FILLMORE
4 correspondent Of the New York Erpress, wri-
ting from Knoxville, Tennessee. Under date of
Sept. 9Th, says:
The largest ana most enthusiastic political
meeting ever held in the State of Tennessee,
has closed its Qualifications and deliberations
here.
Every county in East Tennessee was repre-
sen:ed bringing together upwards of twenty
thousand Americans. whose first and last and
only choice for President, is New York's favor
tie son. Willard Fillmore. This great mass of
humanity was addressed, for four hours and a
half. by the eloquent and inimitable Haskell.
g whose blast upon his bugle-horn were worth
a thousand men,"
The result in this State is mol doubtful Ten
nesee will cast her vote for Fillmore by lar
ger majority than he ever gave any Presden-
tial candidate, ranging from five to ten thou
sand majority.
ag- The New York Tribune is awfully cha
grined because the Know Nothings are running
a ticket in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa-
chusetts, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ind-
ana and Illinois Nobody it says. :. ina
gines that one of them can be elected; that
the Fillmore ticket in any of the doubtful
States, except New York, and possibly New
jersey, can come ont even second best.
NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-We copy the follow
ing compilation from the Cal. Amsrican:-
new Fillmore paper has been established in
Cincinnati
The Diamond STATE. published at Milford, Del
aware, has haued.down Buchanan and run up
the names of Fillmore and Donelson.
In Rochester, New York, the Free Press has
done the same thing.
The Broom Union, published at Binghampton,
Pennsylvania, recently started as a Buchanan
advocate has deserted to Fillmore, says the
Public Ledger.
The Onodaga Standard, New York. an old
Democratic paper, has gone for Fremont.
The National American, at Owensboro, Ken
lucky; the Conseruatiye, at Springfield. Illinois;
the Union. at Somervile New Jersey; the Ma
! tional, at New Orleans; the GRANVILLE Herald
Illinois,; the Tsmplar and Watchmar,, at Ithaca,
New York; the Bloomville Mirror, New York;
the Winchester (Scott County, Illinois,) Chron-
icle; the Harrison Flag, Harrison Texas; the
Culpepper Observer, Virginia; the Republican,
Mercer, Penn; Ganaways Vindicotor, Browns
vile Tennessee; the Union, Terre Haute, Ind;
the Americaa, Orange, New Jersey; the Spring
field Express, New York; and a new paper call
ed the U1,ion at Peoria, Illinois, have all hois-
ted the Fillmore flag since the last steamer.
Many of them give as a reason, the result of
the election in Maine and the utter hopeless
ness of Buchanan carrying solitary free
State.
Thus we have twenty new advocates of Fill