Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-28
STILL THEY CONE.
STRAIGHT OUTS.


mi!tee appointed to arrange for the Dem
ocratic Sa:e Convention on the Gath.
The Frernon; Democrats in Oswego coun-
ty huye called Coaver ton at Oswego, July
23j. The call i. signed by 81 Democrats.
AMI the Convention will be numerousy at
njed b. the true Democracy.
In old Democratic Jefferson County. tine
chsnces are no less striking. c. d. Hoard
late Democratic County Clerk: ]. ID. Marsh,
uoy Democratic County Clerk: John Wins
low, and B. Maxton, Democratic Members OF
the Assembly; H. anfnr:h, Democratic mem.
Der Of tie late State Constitutional COnven-
ton, and Willard Ives, Democratic member
Of the last Congress, have all come out for
Fremont This feelings extends ST. Law
renee County, shoa ing that the Si!as Wright
Democracy repudiate Buchanan and the plat
TORN which he has spread himself upon.
The Fort Wayne. Indiana. Times, edited
BY j. w Dawson, Ihe Fusion candidate for
Secretary of State, has dropped Fillmore
and run up Fremont.
w. c. Moreau, who was appointed Con-
tingent Elector for the First District Of In
diana, by the Democratic State Convention,
repudiates Buchanan and his platform and il
s:umping Southern Indiana for Fremont.
The Hon. Jrmes S'ewarf, who, until the
consummation of The Kansas ,illianies, was
an unwaveriny Democrat, sent an able let
ter to the Fremont ratif. alton meeting at
Coshocton.
The Ogls County 0il.) Reporter, hereto
fore neutral in pulitics, dec lares itself, in
stirring editorial, henceiorth fur Freedom and
Fremont.
The Meriden (Conn.) Transcript gives q
list OF prminent cilzens Of that town who
have left the Buchanan party and support
Fremont, among whom is Charles Parker, II
Democratic elector in 1852.
The Hon James d. Mexican, Judge Of
Saratoga county, xho voted for Cass and
Pierce, nude speech the other night at
Saratoga Springs in favor of Fremont and
Dayton.
The Roft,men's JOarnd published al
Clesrfield, Pa; and the CoaL city Item,
Nt"Cdetic, L d., Hd'o Just ibH w 'hS 'e
mont flag.
ANOTHER ACCESSION TO THE PARTY OF
FAEEpoM DR.. Z w. Grain of Franklin,
Portage county, Democrat of tiirty years
standing. renounces and discards Buchanan,
and The Cincinnati platform, and gives his
adhesion to Fremont and Freedom. In a
letter which we frd in the p, rtage Democrat
he gives his reasons at length for his course.
He concludes in these words:
For cause Ike the above | pause, and
shall at this time only say that can never
support Buchanan, nor any one who oids to
fasten the chains of Slavery on any human
being.
DEcLIxEs-John B. II I'VE who was nom
mated on the Fillmore Electoral Ticket o:
Indiana, has declined the honor. He thinks
that every true patriot is in a false position
who does no, condemn the destruction Of the
Missouri Com promise.
The Charlestown (Mass.) AiUsrtiser has
abandoned Fillmore. and goes for Fremont.
TALLY AGaIN-The Ogle County Ql.)
Reporter, heretofore neutral journal, comes
out in It's last issue for Fremont and Dayton.
The Toledo Blade says: We hear that
tie Monroe Commercial, an old Democratic
paper, has hauled down the Buchanan, and
hoisted the Fremont ard Dayton Flag. The
Kaiida. o. Sentinel, also takes down the
Buchanan. and hoists the Flag of Fremont
& Dayton. The Plymouth Advert ser, neu-
tral, has hoisted The Fremont and Dayton
Flag.
ANOTHER CoNyERT.-The celebrated Dr..
Frankfort, the mineraloglst, who has been a
Democrat heretofore, has abandoned Buch-
anan and his platform,and accepted the pos
ition Of President of the Middletown c.,
Fremont Club. He inauguratcs his conver-
sion by subscribing for 100 copies of cam
paign paper for general circu'ation.-HcD
HdUen Journal.
ASHER Cook, late Probate Judge Of Wood
county, has abandoned the BUCCANEERS and
supports FREMONT.
w. H. FARMER, Esq, formerly editor o.
the Iowa Statesman, rabid Slavery
sheet, has taken the stump for Fremont and
Dayton. Thus has the Democracy lost one
of their ablest champicns--ROcf Island
| (W ADJ.
By SCORES THEY CONE We have the
most reliable information for asserting that
hundreds of Democrats in this county who
voted for Pierce will cast their next votes
for Fremont. In the town Of Ashland alone
there are near fifty of these persons, ane
among them the cream of the Administration
party "A shldad Times.
ANOTHER BATTERY TUREED.-Elam Day
Jr, late cuitor of the kalida Sentinsl, q
Democratic papeE who has all his life beer
a staunch Democrat, now repudiates Buch
anan and comes out fair and square TO
Fremont and: Dayton. The war goes braveIl
on in Putnam county.
0rFThe Terre IIaute Express has haule,
down the names of Fillmore and Donelson
and ran up those of Fremont and Dayton
GA meeting Of the Den ocracy o
Onondaga county was held at the City Hal
in Baldwinsville, N. Y, on the 18th ult. I
re2udiated the Cincinnati platform and it,
nominee. and resolved to 60 for Fremont ant
Dayton. Dr. Jones said he knew that tht
meeting represented nine-tenths ofthe Dem
ocracy Of Onondaga county.
~J. Tingle, Esq the bunker nominee
for Recorder OF Putnam county, has declined
and avowed his determination to supper
i Fremont. We hear Of numerous other come
cutters in that county. among whom are Drs
Godfrey ard Dimmock, and E. Day, jr.-,
PauldiHg Democrat.
Hon. Mark Delahav. delegate to th,
Cincinnati Convention from the State o
\ Illinois, made speech at Moxtezuma, Pix
county, n the 18th INST. He said he atten
ded .he Cincinnati Convention, and was il
favor of Mr. Buchanan, but when he saw
him swallow the platform; he bolted, ant
now advocated the election of Fremont.
The Wisconsin Republican states that th'
Hon. john T. Holmes, first Lieutenant Gov
ernor of that State, and 4 lunZo Wing, Esq.