The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18

A REGfMENT OF DEMOCRATS. The Mar
linsburg On. " Republican,, Of Aug. 13.h.
publishes a Declaration of Independence,
signed by two hundred and flty-one Demo
Gratis in Le wis county, who have concluded
that Fremont and not Buchanan is the man
for the present emergency. They declare
that the Cincinueti platform is manifest per-
version of the Democratic creed, and they
will vote for no canidate standing before The
people on that platfol m, and enforcing such
an anti Democratic principle; but on the con-
rary, will cordially unite, for the time being,
nj least, to elect candidates "known 10 be
opposed to extending the curse of slavery
into free territory, and in favor of giving the
administration at Washington into hands
which will make it accord with the constitu-
ton in the design to extend freedom and not
slavery
Ho THEY CONE l-Atthe Republican Mass
Convention, at Massillon, Ohio, few days
since, a large number of seced ders from the
Slave Democracy appeared and took part
A company of sixty of these went in the dele
CATION from Mansfield to Massillon, sixty six
miles, and there they bore banner inscribed
Pierce Democrats in 1859, Fremont Demo
crets in 1856. Old Richland P' d.. .
CoM1NG Our.-Messrs. T. w. Peacock and
j. o. Grimes Esq, Of Guernsey, County,
Democrats, and the latter post master under
Gen. Pierce, at Cambridge, are out for FIRE.
mont. So says the Guernsey Times. .
Geo. Geddes, S. S. Seymour, and John B.
Jarvis, the three candidates for State Engineer
on the New York tickets of 1855, Hard, Soft,
and X. N, are now all for Freedom and Fre-
mont. food '. '.
The Mt Gilead Sentinel states that the
Hon. JONI SELLERS, of Knox county, mem
der of the Ohio Constitutional Convention,
and a lifelong Democrat, has come out for
Fremont. Nor is this all. The S ntinel says
neatly two hundred of his nighbors came
out with HIM Push on the ball '..
Eight hundred Norwegians in a body joined
a Fremont Club at recent meeting in Chica-
60. I'd t.frr -r.
The New Lisbon B,tcktye ,StG&s says: " Our
old neighbor and acqusintxnce. Dr. G.. w.
Delenbaugh, has irepudiated the Cincinnati
platform, and avows his intention of exerting
all his influence for the success OF Fremont and
Dayton"
"Mr. Jordan has always been a firm and
consistent Democrat, and Hon. VIM. Allen,
whose reputation is national, aside, he was
by far the ablest man Of his party in the Con-
gressional District. He was delegate to the
last 9Th Of January Convention, and went TO
the Cincinnati Convention as an outsider, to
labor to bring back his party to the tue Dem
ocratic gIolnd, but it was Of no avail. He
would not indorse the Pierce administration,
and the Kansas policy, nor support Buchanan
who approves them, and he now comes out
openly and squarely from the foul party-an
important accession 10 the Fremont ranks"
EF- Virtue is no security in this world.
What can be more upright than pump logs
and editors Yet both are destined to be
boJed.
If man should set out calling everything
by its right name, he would get knocked
down before he got to the corner of the street.
One ofthe miseries of human life is being a
compositor on newspaper, and having to in
sert the marriage OF the girl you love, with a
man old enough to be your father-he is rich
and you are poor.
fellow just returned from fight, in which
he came off second-best, was asked what
made him look so sheepish. " Because, :"
said lie. " have been and got lanlmedP'
Vanity in women is not invariably, though
it is too often, the sign Of a cold and selfish
heart 4; in man it always is ; therefore we ridi-
cule it in society, and in private hate it.
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