Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-18

hat Mr. Fillmore will rccctvo the votes OF oil
he Americans of Tho North and West not as
the JSrss choice q those who arc sectional in
heir views, 0ut a. = choice between the repre-
entatise Of AmsFicanism on one hand and the
representative Of Foreignism and Catholicism
IN the other.
Contrary, then, to the general belief, few
weeks ago, and owing mainly to the obnoxious,
associations Of the iadieidual selected by the
Republicans at Philadelphia, Mr. Fillmore viii
run far ahead OF James Buchanan in the North
vest, and the ,So1ts. xil- have it in its oopsr
20 decide theTP Presidential contest We might
resent scores Of letters from Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan and Wisconsin, as well ,as from
Pennsylvania, confirming tho views We now
present; nag, more, we state, UPON the au-
shority Of a letter received yesterday by mem
Der OF Congress, from one Of the most promi-
',ent men in Ohio, that the Buchanan men OF
that State have no expectation OF carrying Ohio,
md that the more conservative portion of the
Buchanan party there, viii sustain Fillmore, to
make sure Of Fremont's defeati We read the
letter last evening, and we youch for the intel
igence and truthfulness Of the writer.
Two months ago, we had not tDenty sub
sciibers in the whole State Of Ohio---row, as
members of Congress from that State can tes-
dfy, and as our books bear witness we are re-
ceiving large accessions daily from Ohio, and
also from the whole Northwest The nomina-
ton ofa Catholic for the Presidency, by the
Republicans, and the warm support given to
MIN by the German press of tho Northwest,
are rapidly inducing every man of American
sympathies to support Willard Fillmore, and
to patronize the american Organ
And how stands the case at the SOUTH As
general response to this question, we answer,
that " alcs 0elp' in that quarter. 2, '1
From Chambers county, Alabama, under
date July eth, an intelligent correspondent
writes us thus I.-sa s,ne ai
|" There will be grand mass meeting at Loach-
apokA on the 18th day Of August, and prepare
ions are being made for 900 or 20, 600 people.
don. $500, Hon ----, and many other prom
nent men Of our party will be there. The ,oild.
est enthusiasm p, erals in this section for Fnore
and Donelson--they are far in the ascendant heret'
A correspondent from Barbour county, Ala.
bams, thus writes: - ., i.3 rs
Since the receipt of Buchanan's letter with its
/" squatter" feature, there has been much excite
ment here. Future results can now only be i'm
perfectly guessed at but be assured that the
friends Of Fillmore begin to look cheerful and can
guine. The friends of Buchanan (as
they did Casss Nicholson letter. are trying to ex
plain IL away. You have no doubt seen
1t trumpeted in the Loco papers that sixty Ameri-
cans In Columbus, Georgia, struck the Fillmore
flag for Buchanan. Don't be alarmed Some have
come back, aud all the rest but three or four voted
with the Democracy last Octoberl - /
viii conclude this scraw by saying that the Native
Americans are more active here tioe than have
ever seen them before"
n Barbour county, Alabama is within few
miles Of Columbus, Georgia.
And thus is that tremendous STAMPEDE at
Columbus, which was SO generally paraded in
the an,i-American press, a few weeks ago, ex-
plaineo We have numerous letters of like
import to the above, from other places in Ala
bama, and especially one from Sumter county,
giving abundant reasons why Fillmore should
be preferred to Buchanan, and assuring us
that the people begin to understand the true
position of both Fillmore. and Buchanan, but
the letter is too long for insertion at present,
and too good to be mutilated. 8.lA H 4
From North Carolina, correspondent under
date July 9th, says: asa .giia
The signs of the times are, that Fillmore will
carry North Crolna triumphantly, although il il
very doubtful how the August elections will go
but If We are defca ed in these, Fillmore Is bound
TO carry the State" gs ,.,.
Other correspondents in North Carolina,
speak in the same strain, distinctly stating
that the American party is rapidly gaining
ground, and that Fillmore is himself stronger
than any local candidate of the party.
From Kentucky the information we receive
is wholly and entirely satisfactory, and album
dant. That State is safe for the American tick
ct, by at least ten thousand votes. Messrs.s
Dixon and Preston constitute in themselves
the whole number Of old-line Wings who have.
gone over to the enemyl ISL 4sFlas VI II ge
A gentleman in Warren county, Tennessee,
under date Of July 10th, says, in brief and ex-
pressiye language "Skies are bright here
we shall carry Tennessee--or die" he then
proceeds to mention districts by name, in
which Fillmore will get from tuo to three votes
where Col. Gentry received one, and, in con-
clusion, says" Push on the column ~ s{s =
That is the spirit which ioiU min. We give
this as specimen of our news from that State.
From all the Southern and Southwestern
States our information is Of the Same cast as
that above given.
OF Virginia, the cheering news of the last
twenty four hours renders it unnecessary that
we should speak. Mr.. Wise cozfsssed that he
was elected by the votes of the old.line w higs.
Thousands voted for him last year because Of