The Empire County argus., 1856-09-06
Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence
MASSACHUSETTS, Boston Ledger, of july 93d
paced the names of Fillmore and Donelson at tbe
head of its editorial columns, and will support them
in the coming election.
| New AMERICAN PAPER.-A new Fillmore and
Dnne'son paper has been established in Syracuse n
Y. bv Charles Way. 1t is called the DaHy Amer,.
can UniOn
COMING UP To Mr. FILLMoREs SUppoRr-In all
DIRECTIONS Miard Fillmore is gaining strength, and
the O'd Line Wings uniting in his support His
prospects brighten every week. The Louisville Jcur
nal reports that the Old Line Wings of Ashland
District, in Convention assembled heartily endorse
Mr.. Fillmore and recommend their brother wbips
to support him and their brother wings throughout
the Union will do it.-N. Y. Com. Aovert ser.
MARYLAND.-We make the following extract from
private letter dated the 18th July. written bv a
gentleman who is politically opposed to Mr. Fillmore
and will vote against him:
"There is no doubt in my own mind from present
indications that Fillmore will carry MARYLAND bv a
handsome majority. I say this to you in all frank
moss, although must cast my vote against him.
Abany Statesman.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN PENNsYLvAY1A-Tbe
Albany Statesman says "a gentleman who is n
resident of Hudson. received yesterday letter from
his son in Allegheny City. Pennsylvania stating that
on the evening previous to writing. a Fillmore and
none'son Club was organized, and that the Fremont
and Johnston men also organized Club on the same
evening The writer states that Mavor Conrad. of
Philadelphia, advertised to address the latter
Club but instead Of appearing in person. that gentle
man sent letter advising the abandonment of FIRE.
mont and Johnston. and the endorsement of Fillmore
and D,neson and the writer states furthermore
that Mayor Conrads advice taken. and that the
Fremont Club marched over to the Fillmore Club
room and ranged themselves under the flag of Fill
more and DonelSon.
hn n1 hot A.
President of the Fremont and Johnston Convention"
GREAT AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION AT NEWARK
Pursuant to a call which, published in the Newark
Dn IN EAGLE was signed by three columns of names,
a Fillmore and Done'son mass meeting was held in
that city, evening before last in the Military Park
Snccches made by Hon. Humphrey Marshall, of
Kentucky, Hon. Henry Winter Davis. of Maryland,
and Hon. Erastus Brooks Of New York.
The crowd around the stand was so great that it
was not possible for all to hear, and another large
meeting organized at little distance from the
main stand where addresses were delivered by Hon.
f. G.. Perrin. of Tenn, Dr. Condct, of Jersey City,
Dr. J. G. Gnbe. of Newark, and Others, the utmost
enthusiasm prevailing.
ANOTHER AMERICAN ACcEssToN.-The Philadcl-
phia Dn ~ Tines. a strong supporter of Mclean for
the nomination. now zealOuslv urges the election of
Milard Fillmore Tn regard to the contest of Penn
sylvania that panor says:
| No. Millarl Fillmore cannot-wil not be with
drawn from the canvass If he were to be, the eel-
ing is 81 strong in this State against the sectional
candidate that vast majority of his friends would
vote the Democratic ticket
In case the contest should be narrowed down be-
tween Buchanan and Fremont, Philadelphia alone
would rive the Democrats 10000 and the eastern
counties would in such a case he given to Buchanan
IF Fillmore should withdraw. the State would 60 for
Buchanan, by 10000 majority.
Under the present state of affairs, we can see no
| 4. Ilo Of fl,n Ia,
inec There is not single bright spot in their whole
political horizon.
Mr. FILLMORE IN GEoRGIA.-A friend writes US
from Penfed. Georgia SAYS the Albany Statesman,
under date of July IL, in the most encouraging terms
as regards the prospects of MIR. Fillmore in that
State. He says:
I am almost persuaded to take the stump myself
for Fillmore. There is great reaction in his favor
in this State which will continue until the election in
November.
The American Banner, al Philadelphia, which has
supported Com Stockton has wheeled in to the sup
port of Fillmore and Donelson.
THE PROSPECT IN TENNESSEE Cheering, cheer
ing for the American ticket. Mr. Buchanans pres
poets of carving Tennessee were at the full moon at
the time of his nomination. They are now on the
wanc and will have lessened "a quarter" by the time
the election comes on. They cannot, and will not
again resume their original proportions.
Mr. Filmores prospects, on the other hand are
FRIGHTENING dai'v His strength will steadily m
crease while that of his opponents WI as sfauny
diminish This much we think can safely say for
Tennessee Nav we not hope-is it not reasonable
IN bncye-that the causes which are producing nese
effects here are at work elsewhere ana III many other
States ?-NastuUe Banner.