Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-14
STILL THEY COME.
STRAIGHT OUTS,

news papers that have changed from buch
anan to Fremont, but to-day we have tiding
of whole county thus coming over.
seems that the Herkimer county IN. Y,
Courier, always Democratic paper, refu
sed to run up the Cincinnati nomination
but agreed with the dissatisfied Postmasts
of the county to submit the question to
regularly called convention of the Demo
cracy Of the county.
was held on Saturday last. the 18th inst. |
was attended by full delegation Of tn,
true.t men in the county. The question
indorsing Buchanan and the Cincinnati Plat
form was distinctly presented After ths
discussion, it was unanimously resolved b
the Convention to repudiate both! They thsr
resolved to support FREEDOM aud FIRE
MONT!
So the famous "Tenth Legion" OF New
York Democracy is in line for Fremont!
Hon Charles H. Ruggles, of Poushkeep
sic, late of lhs Court of Appeals, declares
in letter that he shall support Col. Ere
mont for the Presidency.
Horace B. Lathrop, one ofthe first settier'
of Lapeer county, M;ch..a gentleman o
high standing, and prominent Democrat
has openly declared his intention to vote fol-
Fremont and Dayton.
MORE LABoRERs. Our fellow-citizehs, s
NJ Littell Esq, and DR.. Nc cMillen of Rich.
wood, both lately prominent OLD line Demo
Gratis, have taken the stump AMI are doing
good service in the cause OF ffeedom.-Del
apare Gazette.
MICHIGAN a meeting at Howell
Michigan, WIN. a. Clark, veteran Democrat
Irenounced his adhesion to the Democratic
party as follows
am his dag for Fremont! | cut M
connection this day from the pros avery
Party .nominally Democratic, and enlist un'
de- the banner of Free Soil, Free Speech
Free Men aud Fremont"
In F1x-The Democracs of this
county are coming to the standard OF Free
dom and Fremont in q manner which speaks
the vo,e of the county this fall in unmistak-
able language. Outside Of the influence ot
the Custom House in this city there is
hardly corpora's guard LETT to support
Buchanan. A gentleman was conversing
with prominent Democrat from the town
of Palermo the other day, when the lutter
remarked he was 'or Buchanan. He further
added that he was a member OF the Demo
cIatic Town committee, and that he was
'in a fix" TO know wha, to do, for said he
"a / my assoc ates on the Town committee
are ikew ise ont for Fremont" How they
should call Democratic meeting was what
troubled him. He is certainly in fix, bu,
great many others in Oswego county a-e
in as unpleasant situation.--OsVsgC
Iimes, l4th.
John 3. Stett, P NJ. at Centerville, In
diana, has resigned so az to be free to huzza
for Fremont as loud as he pleases. good
many other Post Masters would very much
increase their own comfort and self-res pect
by following the example.
The Chicago Tribune says there are
township in Illinois, hitherto Democratic
in which not solitary vote will be cast for
Buchanan.
From correspondent at Xenia, in this
State, we have the 'ollowing: Fremont and
Day ton are gaining strength every day.
know a number of Democrats who have
come over and one old gentleman who has
voted the Democratic ticket for twenty
years, denounces Buchanan and his platform
and declares for Fremont and Day ton
You may set old Green down at 1900 To
1000 majority for the Republican candida
tes."-Cin. Gas.
The North Western Democrat, has aban-
doned the Border Rnffian party, and goes
for Fremont and Dayton.
A GLoRInus OLD Max-We received a
visit this morning from Mr.. F Moro, citi-
zen Of NobIeville, Hamilton Co., Indiana,
who has arrived at''the good old age of seven
tv-nine years. Mr.. Moro tells us that up
to two months ago he waS Democrat, and
always had been one, and felt that he was
still a good Jefferson Democrat; but, said the
old gentleman-and his eye aeshed, and
face glowed with enthus:asm-how can
go with the party any longer when they are
numbering my brethren in Kanzas with the
appreciation of the President and his lead
ing advisers!
Glorious Old Man! He says he has son
in Cincinnati who has left the foul party, and
when he thanked God for it, his eyes glis-
tened with emotion.-O. S. Journal.
We compile the following list Of iniuen-
tial Old Line Democrats who have recently
come over to the support of Fremont and
Dayton from an article in the Cleveland
Heral2: S. G. Krick, a leading Democra; of
Conneautvile, Pa; Charles Parker, OF Meri-
den, Conn, one of the Pierce electors for
that State in '52; DR.. Stodderd Judd, la'e
President of of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad, for many years a leading Demo
crat in Dodge county, Wisconsin,; Chester
Loomis, of Nashville, New York; G. w.
Sterling, of Poughkeepsie; w. s. Shank
lank, Supreme Court Judge, New York;
Co. S. w. Edwards, Seneca Falls, N. Y,
a soldier o: 1879; Amos Nichols, of same
place, Democrat who voted for Washing
ton and every President since; Henry b.
Stanton, same place; Addison t. Knox,
late Democrat candidate for Supreme Judge.
GyMajor John Woodruff, late editor of
the Democratic paper in Mahoning county,
has come out for Fremont and the RePubli-
can cause.
The Meadvillc SPIRIT, an independent