Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25
From the Washington Union, Oct. Is,
Fillmore Men Sold Out i'm PENNSYLVANIA.


The following circular, which we tax
] from the Pittsburg journal, shows the tru
character of the fusion in PENNSYLVANIA. =
If the State ticketlrth BY the fusionists SUE
ceeds to-day it will be the triumph of Blac
Republicanism by means of shameless ban
gain with the Fillmore Know-Nothings.-
The circular below shows that the bargai
| is to be renewed for the November election
lFrom the Pittsburg Journal
The subjoined call comes to us en- Horse,
by thonames of so many good men that W
copy il unhesitatingly. We append tn
names to endorse the call to our friends
70 the loters q Pennsylvania opposed to til
Election Of ,Jemcs Buchanan. r.
tbs desirable that all those opposed t.
the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention
and in favor of excluding slavery from free
territory, should unite on the same electoral
ticket on equitable terms The defeat Of
Mr.. Buchanan would thus beinsuted. The
committees Ct The two opposition parties hav-
ing hitherto failed to agree On any terms OF
union, we invite the members of the Fill
more and Fremont parties to meet in. mass
Conventions at the seat of justice of tie sew
cral cities and counties of the Commonwealth
on Saturday, the / It'll day of October next,
and choose twice as many delegates as each
city and county isehtitled tGmembera of the
Legislature who will n,eetin Convention at
Harrisburg en- Thursday, the 10th day of
October next, to form an eleet5ral tlcket, to
be supported by all the opponents of James
Buchanan; the ticket to be formed on the
following principles: twenty-six electors
shall consist of the same names; the twenty
seventh elector Oh the Fillmore ticket shall
consist of different name from the twenty
seventh on the Fremont ticket For exam
pie: Willard Fillmore and twenty six other
names selected from the several Congress-
ional districts shall form one ticket; and
John G. Fremont and the same twenty six
names above referred to shall form he 9TH
er ticket. The twenty-six electors shall be
pledged to east the electoral votes Of the
State for Willard Fillmore and joint G. Ere
mont, respectively, precisely in proportion
to the popular votes east for each, as indi-
Gated By the twenty-seventh elector on each
ticket. For example: if Millard Fillmore
Cor the twenty seventh. elector Who repre-
sents him) receives az olnal number Of votes
with y ehn G. Fremont or his representative
then thirteen electoral votes shall be given
for Willard Fillmore and thirteen for John
G. Fremont.
TITS will enable every voter to act eff
eiently against james Buchanan without any
sacrifice of principle. The Fillmore men
vote for him alone, the Fremont men vote
for him alone, and yet by associated action
they increase the chances of each. We
think no one can object to this proposition
who is not in heart in favor of Buchanan.
1t is understood that if the committees Of
the two parties unite on II joint ticket before
the meeting of this convention, no further
action will be had by the convention. If
no such agreement should be had before the
sixteenth of October, then we invite the
State committees of the Fremont ard Fill
more parties to be at Harrisburg ON that
day to consult with the convention a.:
That no time may be lost after the union
ticket shall be formed, we recommend the
delegates from the different districts to agree
on their respective electors before they leave
home and procure from them the following
written plege.
Should be chosen Presidential Flee
tor for the State of Pennsylvania, hereby
pledge myselfto cast the vote of the State
that Willard Fillmore and John G. Fremont
shall receive electoral votes eemal .tc tie pro-
portion of pobaltr'yotcs given to each, ras
indicated by the 9th Cor leading) electer
on each ticket"
The letter enclosing the above is signed
as follows:
NJ. NJ. ROHRER, Lancaster, Editor Reg
lister and American citizen.
TllEO. FEM, Lancaster, Editor Indepen-
dent Wing.
GEO. w. sCHROYER, Lancaster Editor
Inland Weekly.
EDW. c. DARLINGTON, Lancaster, Ed
itors Examiner and Herald.
PEARSOL 4 GEIST, Lancaster, Editors
Saturday Evening Express
JOHN BEAR & SONS, Lancaster, Editors
Nolksfreund.
ROBERT Ct. HARPER, Adams county,
Editor Adams Sentinel, Gettysburg
d. A. BOElILER, Adams county, Editor
Star and Banner.
THIS r. FRANKLIN, of Lancaster.
A. HERR SMITH. ~ do.
TIIADDEITS STEVENS, do.
WIN, Il. WILSON, do.
ESAIAS BALLINGFELT, do.
S. W j. BOYD, do.
JAY CALDWELL, do.
NJ. r. WlTWER, ~.e.za do, & others.
DAVID WILLIS, Adams county.
J. d. PAXTON, do.
G.. H. BUEHLER, DO. 81, and Others
JACOB DEATRICK, Franklin county.
}. ALLISON EYSTER, do.
JOHN HUBER, do.
SOL HUBER, do.
WIN. HUBER, do. q others
NER MIDDLESW ARTH,
Union county, and others
GEORGE s. KING,
Cambria county, and others
| JAMES STEEL,