The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-15

,os Presidency, by the American C,n.
renhon a, Philadelphia, and which was
hot entirely useI pected, under the prob.
abilities presented for the las, few days,
10 Enthusiastically mosl impsssau, poIas-
zeal event. I, may have the NOS, sigma!
Influence upon The asrect OF the gre,.
controversy impending between parties
and SECTIONS. Mr.. Fillmore ia nation.
a conservative. whose Presidential 3D.
m,nls,rs.ion. not only commanded The pe.
spec; OF tie Nonh and South, 10th on In
'erna! and foreign policy. but slngularly
addressed itself to the whole popular re.
gard. Since his retirement, has teen in
ne way connected with the follies Of par
~ poh.Eaans, OF The acyanony of sections.
vi hne private character, OF coed admin
istrstire abilities, and with tried appre.
cation Of what hsccrnes the mission oil
American rspuLlicanism unde, cons,i.
'uiional organization, be will stand GU.
win commanding port amid the corrup-
!iona, and distractions Of the day.
His nomination can but b deemed q
guarantee TO the South that the American
party has no longer consented to 5e in
fiuenoe1 BY Abolition designs, and il vet
appsaas 10 the conservatives Of the Nor,h,
VITO Tor The sake Of tae Union and COZ.
stsisiion, dread the course Of Seward and
the Back Republicans to rally upon the
only Northern mao VINO has held tina,
arch alligator in check.
We hare made these remarks 10 ind..
cate oar impression that hr. Fillmore
will &c mos, respected and formidable
csnditate. His association with a South
err candidate Tor Yice-Presdency will
Strengthen his position.
We hare placed lhs American nomin.
alton q, cur masthead, and shall do tat,ie
Tor them az the nominees o! the Amer
can party, standing upon It's pla. form and
maintaining iis doctrines. We are Tor
'pfinGPles. no, men, ard We suppor, the
sicse, presented By the America Notnin-
a;ing Convention. DO, merely on the
ground that the nominees are conssrva-
tive and patriotic men, bat because ,hey
have been selected By the American Con-
vennon as the csdida,es OF the Amsucan
parry.
We have observed the proceedings oil
sundry meetings Of old line Wings q
disposition On their part. to sustain the
American Dominaiions, because of the
an:ecedsn.s Of Mr.. Fillmore. a. prom
men, menbe1 Of The late Wing parry.
To tins We make no objections; on the
contrary, We shall be glad If the Aneri-
can ticket shall receive the votes and in
nnencs OF any other persons ,hsn those
who are advocates Of American doctrines
tut VT trust that 10 AMI ricaa will 10
any form gre coUn,e nam 10 the idea
that Mr.. Fillmore IL now anvthiru else
than an American IN hi. political rela-
tiona-
II We supposed lor none n, Tia, Mr..
! Iilmore. ii elected. would re.usci,a,e Inc
Old Wing parry. and abandon The platform
and principles Of the American peny,
we should respectfully decline TO render
fai:n even cur feeble asd, 10 reach the 20
sI.ioa which he Las once adorned. Far
rom it, Were be eYea a.re talented,
ulofe conseyFan7-e, and IL all Mental ard
moral qualifications better is:led than ne
Is, to discharge the high trusts q Press
len. Of the United States. We should op-
nos3 his eiecslon. u ae mere to refuse to
sand on, MAINTAIN, and carry oas The doc
.rines OF the American party.
We hare deemed il fit and proper thus
briefly to give usssrance 10 cur views on
lie sutiees Of the nominations. We d.
no. support Mr.. Fillmore a. Hhig, 10.
DIR. Donelson as Demseyai; W. :. omar,
both a. .ssr.s,ieans NOT 40 we !oab. sLa,
hey are Americans IL tie political sense
Of this desigua,ion. Lfaj. Donel.on was
pr.sea. ID The National Convention, and
9 distinctly announced that he stood upon
American platform. He roted for II in
tic National Council. and az 10 him,
.herssore. 40 question can be made.
Mr.. Fillmore is absent from the Uni
TED States, and OF course he has not HIM
self DICTATED that he adopts the platform
Of The American party. bat every dele
gate 10 the National Council from New
York (save oIe) voted for the platform,
and amongs. them were the personal and
political friends OF Dir. Fillmore from bis
native State. Beyop1 this, the platform
bas been Promulgated by the hlghes, au-
'hority known 10 the American parry:
Mr.. Fillmore has been nominated az the
standard. bearer Of the party; he Is a
third degree member Of the Order, and
II would be an insul, TO hin TO question
his fldelny 10 his obligations.
We are aware that II has been doubted
TIA, Mr.. Fillmore IL an initiated mem.
Der OF the American party. We stale
upon the authority Of General Scroggs, of
Buffalo, from whose lIps we received the
that Mr.. Fillmore IL men,
ter Of the Order, and m full communion
WITH II THIS pom, then ia pu, at rest.
General Scroggs was prescn, and par,ic-
pated 10 his initiation. Mr.. Fillmore.
hen, and MAJOR Don.lsoo, are the stan.
lard bearers Of the American party
and az such are entitled 10 the support Of
Nil Americans.
4 sontherner's Opinion Of Mr.. Pieree'.
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