The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

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ToGspo, July 20, 1855.
To he editor Of the New York Ddiiy Times. -
Hon. james Myers, Democratic Ex Leutenaa
Governor of Ohio, has lately throwa of III
shackies OF the pro.Slavery party, and come on
10 support OF fremont aud Day ton. He was o
fered by the Buchansaites the Congresssons
nomination for this District, but refused th
same. Thus glorious.y does the good caus
proNese
The Monroe Commercial, one Of the oides
Democratic papers In the State this week haul
down the niger drivers flag with the names o
the Cincinnati eand dates and runs up Frenon
and Dayton.
This isa deuonstratrve change II spring
from the political conditio of the ccun,y. waiel
at this monent, although one Of the most radi
| cally democratic counties 10 tha state, contaiu
amsJority or voters, opposed to the ex .aasiol
OF slavery. Aon. |. p. Ch~'stisaey will nav,
editorial charge Of tsa Com nsercial - Det 4 1sr.
! Chas s, Minnr Of Homesd lie, Pa. one of n.
first lawyers of the State. has written these en-
thusiastic aud hopeful words: Tell Mr. II lrl
IT that AM gong for Fremont with all my
soul, ulni and strength: that I am maxim
stump speecheJ In his b.half, asd shalt continue
to do 40 till election that WI shall Certainly
carry Pennsylvania for Fremont /; that the uor,
thern counties OF this State will give Fremont
larger majority than was ever given auy man
| Ia those counties that there is more enthusiasm
Tor Fremont than have ever witnessed for any
man ia Pennsylvania"
Hoa. John T. Holmes first Lieutenant Cover
nor Of this State, and Alonz, Wing, Esq, who
hn once or twice represented the district in the
Assembly, two OF the most influential Demo.
Gratis ia this county, have repldiated the slavery
Platform, aad declared themselves Ia favor OF
Freedom and Fremont.
There was heart cheering gathering of Repub
licans at F.shkil laadil *, Tueslsy ey ,nir las
at which Judge William Kent presided with
John 7. LcWint, Esq Professor Charles Davi.s,
and Others among the Woe Presidents Spe.ch
es were made by L D Culver, A Oakley II I'll,
aud Mr.. Briggs, OF OHIO. Not only was greal
enthusiasm displayed. but the "Kent Commen.
taries' on Buchaniers and the like were espe.
cially Strengthening 10 the weak back bones 10
The neighbornood Let not the enemies Of Re-
publiaanism pirate Of unconstitutional sectoual
ism when jurist like Jadge Kent eads to Free
dom his sid.-N. Y. 1ymes.
Another accession to tn. Fremont Press is re-
corded. The Hsrrisbnrgh (Pa) Telegraph, has
Ao sted the tag OF Fremont and Dayton. lhis
p per is regarded Is the organ of the State Ad
ministration, aud its course h ~ been aux oasly
watched by the friends Of both Fillmore aad
Fremont
Here we might add the Daily Tfnses, of Pail
adeiphia, long = leading American paper, il an
earnest supporter Of Fremont.
Judge Barlow, a Distinguished Dam,cra. of
Madiso county, Se1 York has published In
the New York Evening Post, a letter giving his
adhesion to the Republican party and cauli
dates, with powerful reasons.
Hon Levi. d. Campbell, Of Ohio, has written
letter declaring himself in favoe Of Fremont
Among the many changes from the Demo.
cratic to the r publican party, We know of none
more surprising and significant than that OF
Lieutenant Gov. Myers OF Toledo, Oaio. lie
r.u on the democratic ticket for Lieut.. Gov
when Pierce was elected, and served the term
under Gov. MedIil. He comes out boldly for
Fremont This will have marked effect in
North Western Ohio Add to this Mr.. G. T.
Barnam Of Cleveland, who was Gov. Mediil's
ntivate Secretary, who has also declared for
Fremont. The man who DOUBTS that Fremont
will carry Ohio is insane.
The Vinsennes ia Grxette, the Maueh Chunk
PA Gasette, the Plymouth la Banner, and
the Daily tPa) Times, have all hauled down
the Fillmore and run up the Fremont dag The
I ork (Pa .2drocate heretofore whig, has hois
ted the Fremont aud Dayton Tag.
The Nsriden (Coun) Tanscrfps gives 4 lis,
Of ptolnsasot citisens Of that town who have
lett the Buchanan party and support Fremont,
among whom is Charles Parker, democratic
elector in 1852.
Tue Hon Andrew J. Harlan, a Piercs mem. |
b-r Of Congress from the Xtth District, ia Indi |
ana, two years ago, has declared himself for |
Fremont.
The Oregon Reporter, the only paper publish
ed In Ogle county, heretofore neutral comes to |
Us this week with Fremont and Dayton at its
mast head.
John B. Jervis, the distipg giished Eneinee. aud
Thilom Democrat, has come out for Fremont -
)ne year ago he was the Democratic candidate
or State Engineer and Surveyor OF New YORK,
snd commands, as we'll by his talents as h. /
the consideration of all who know
him.
The leading paper of Lebanon County. ps
the Courtey- which has been hasitatias l,r
ONE tim, cones olt this week .or Fremont aaJ
Dayton.
The Columbia county Dem Freeman hereto
ore Jealous sdgocate of the sham democracy.
las hauled down the rro slavery flag, aud will
lereafaar speak for Freeiom.
Toe Erie lPa.) True .1n.ertcan, which halted
or sone time hetween two opinions has come
mt with the names of Fremont AMI DAYTON at
he head ot its columns. This makes the fourth
fremont paper in that county.
Judge Campbell, of N Y. who was the Amer.
can Candidate tor Judge Of Ce eurt II Appeals
asst fall, Is warmly Tor Fremoa. aud made an
lopuent and effective speech to the Republicans
II gid Otseyo bis former residence Judge G.
! gentleman OF commanding talents and inan-
ace, and his voice will often be heard throu N
he campaign in favor Of Freedom and Fremont.
Hon. D. G. CLOUD the present Atty Gen. Of
owa, and elected as such by the Democracy,
'nly two years ago, Is now q candidate on the
republican ticket OF Iuscatine county for Rep.
esa ntatlge TO the General Assembly
J. Carska ldaa, Esq, only short time since
,ditor OF the Mn7catine Epquirer-a yoeat
Democratic paper-is also a cand date on the
Republican ticket, for Prosecuting Attorney.
Hon John A. paryin, a leading Democrat.
veil known here az an able Representative In
he Legsis ure. ela ted as such by the Democ
acy, Is also usiug all his influence for Fremont
md Dayton.
We might mention Mr. Burnett, and several
,ther leading men Of that county, who have al.
% announced their determination to leave the
'ro slavery party Of Pierce and company, to
'attle for (. oedom and equal rights.
In Johnson 20. 50 great has been the turning
ver OF the masses to the true Republican party,
hat every candidate on the ticket is from the
snks OF the old Dsmoora y. Mr.. Ktrkwood,
be candidate for Senator, one Of tue ahlest
Jumpers in the west, aud has heretofore done
ard service for the Democracy. He is now