True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-30
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.


Transcript, has hauled d1wn the Fillmore
flag and run up that Of Fremont and Day
ton.
SCARCE OFT FoR GUIDEPosrs, One of
the Fremont delegates at Philadelphia
wrote home as follows -" We tellthem
that the land Of Old Ethan is good for
2O.00O majority on any man the Conven'
ton will nominate. and that there won't
be Buchanan men enough left for guide
posts"
The Corn and Flour Dealers Of Boston
took vote the other day on the Presiden-
cy. which resulted as follows: Fremont
l6; Fillmore 8; Buchanan /. Wheat
land is down this year. The trade"
evidently have no faith in Buck-wheat.
The settleing Clerks at.he Clearing House
for the Boston Banks took vote on the
26th inst. at their rooms, for President,
as follows: Fremont 20 Fillmore s;
Buchanan |. A vote for President was
taken on the 5 P. N. train on Thursday,
from Boston to Lowell, with the follow
ing result: Fremout so; Buchanan Q;
Fillmore 3; undecided 6.
DR.. Writer, democratic member Of
the Iowa Legislature, from Scott County,
has declared himself Republican.
A vote on the cars coming cas-. on the
Ohio and Pa. r R., OH Monday last, re.
suited as follows: Fremont and Dayton
96; Buchanan 4.
The Mexican (Pa.) Citizen says that a
large and enthusiastic ratification Free
mont meeting was held in that county on
Tuesday Of last week.
The President Of the meeting, one of
the Vice Presidents, and several prom
inent participants, we're Democratic
straiglltou,s. Hon. Martin Grover,
prominen, Democrat Of New York, ad.
dressed the meeting, and the Citizen says.
we incline 10 the opinion that a large
proportion Of those who supported Pierce
will now 90 for Fremont
A vote on the up and down trains on
the Chicoga and Rock Island railroad
was taken one day last week which re-
suited as follows: Fremont ll2; Buch.
anan IA; Fillmore 2.
A letter in the Cincinnati Gazette from
Greensburgh, Indiana, says that Mass
Fremont meeting was held there on the
2sth, which was attended by 5000 people
Il says:
"a The meeting was addressed BY one
of the Democratic Electors, who notified
his friends that if elected he would vote
for Fremont. | suppose the Democrat
Central Committee will very soon strike
his name from their electoral ticket
He has taken the stump for Fremont. ant
is said to be very effective speaker
There seems 10 be little doubt but ,ha
Fremont will carry this Stale by very
arge majority"
On the 25th ofJune vote as taken OF
the Central N. Y. train containing eigh
cars. 1t resulted for Fremont OIL; Bu
chanan So; Fillmore 81; undecided 30
In a large manufacturing establish
lnent on Front street, employing sixty
hands, fifty eight Of whom are Germans
} and two Americans, q vote was taken TO-
President which resulted as follows Ere
! mont 60: Buchanan 0.-Cin GAG.
Several of the American papers Of In
] diana, that have hitherto gone for Fill
!. more, feel that Fremont would be bel
2 ter candidate 10 crush the Slave power
/. Among them are the Fort Wayn
T Times and the Rockford Herald.
? Judge Robert Milroy. Of Jasper Coar
c ty, Ind, hitherto an Ole Line Democrat
/; addressed letter TO a Republican NEE,
d ing at Indianapolis on Saturday, Stain
!. tina. he could no longer give his connte
t nance to the extremes and dis,ructiv
) views of tha. party, and declaring fc
Fremont and Dayton.
}. AT a Fremont ratification meeting ,
}. Paterson New Jersey, Samuel S,ni,l
l ESQ.,, Democratic Mayor Of the city, all
}. one OF the proprietors of the New Jerse
h Locomotive works presided.
The Germans of Boston had a pic.n
It on Monday, at Newton Upper Falls. a
81 tended by abou. three thousand person
they there accepted an invitation 10 after
,r the Fremont ratification meeting by a
o cimation. 1t was found that out Of Il
d whole company all but about dozen
l. for Fremont aud Dayton.
;e At the Syracuse, N. Y. Fremont ra
y ifcation meeting, Judge Shankland,
IS venerable Democrat, presided assisted
i. Vice Presidents and Secretaries, select
= equally from The old aries. Speech
a were made by lie Ray Morgan pro-
b. inent democrat, and Geo. Saul, editor
er the German democratic paper, and !,
ae Ter endorsing Fremont and the palfor1
was read from the Hon. Timothy Je
~ kins, late distinguished democra
Sc member Of Congress.
ly The Oswego N. Y, times says:
It, CAN'T Go IT-The Pulaski Democr
n the Democratic organ for Eastern Oswe
m. county, refuses to 60 the Buchanan til
ke ct. Its editor Mr.. Ha ch, was the De
ID ocratic Candidate for Senator last fall.
IN He has resolved be can! travel the 'dov
en- ward road any farther.
d The Richmond, Indiana, corresp,
dent Of tho Indianapolis Journal writes
en- At barn raising yesterday, forty
're persons were present. A vote was cal
for. which resulted as follows: Frem
Al, Fillmore l, Buchanan o.
i, Again Last week, under similar
ooly cumstances, 10 persons being pres,
~ y. Fremont got 10 votes, and Buchanan
- The largest and most enthusiastic