The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-07-26

run StlNuff- IL lU ~ 81 "
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office Ten Dollars,
payable In advance.
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HOW WILL TIE GERMANS VOTE?
This has become Il serious question, we should
Judge, with the opponents Of Mr. Buchanan OF
every hue. The effort is made to create the
belief that the great majority of them--thc
Bee thinks SercR-cighths--wil vote against him.
We, in common with all other Democrats, be-
licvc just the reverse. We look on the st te-
ments Of tie Republican organs in the West
and North on the subject of the German vote
as having 10 actual foundation in fact The
tricks to which tie desperate sectional factions
like that which has put forth Col Fremont
have rcsortcd, are transparent, and our wonder
is that any one Of the least political experience
could be for a moment misled by them,
The movement, it is known began in Cincin-
natl and was promptly exposed by tie Enqnr-
cr Of thatrit thus.
hWe have been waited upon by several
prominent citizens Of German origin, who mani
fest 10 little Indignation ut the bare suspicion
Of their unfnithiulnesS to the Democratic party.
They say that the example Of such rcncgades
MS Rccmclin, Iiassaurek and Stallo, 50 far
from affecting the loyalty Of that class of our
people, has rather strengthened and inspired
the Democracy. They declare that they will
roll up majority for Buchanan ind Brcckin.
ridge much larger than that they gave against
Chase. They are about to organize clubs in
all the wards, and will very shortly make a
demonstration which will give the lie to the
audacious assertion Of lIassaurek, that all the
wards On the other side Of the Rhine will give
Black Republican majorites"
While upon this subject, we copy from the
National Democrat, of this city, the following
list of the German papers in the Union which
haze raised the banner Of Buchanan and Breck
ini!dgc. Five Of the papers contained in lhi,
list have a circulation equal to that Of all the
other German papers in the Union:
Staats Zeitung, New York; Philadelphia
Dumokrat Cleveland Courier; Cincinnati
Volksfreund Cincinnati; Louisville Anzeger
Louisville; St. Louis Tages.C Chronik St. Loui,
Yolksbiatt Louisiana Staats Ietnng; Nation
Ia Demokrat, Chicago; Evansville Nolk sbote
VoIksireuna & Banner, MIL; Seebote, Nil
Republikancr, Pitts. Banernrreund, Sunny
town, Pa; Unabhaugiger Republikaner, Al
lcntown, Pa; Correspondent, Northampton
Pa; Demoliratischer Wachtcr, Wilkesbawe
Pa Dcmokrat, ilawisbnrgl, Pennsylvania
Schuylki!l Domokrat, Pottsvlle Pennsylvania
Gazette, Hanover Pennsylvania; Telegraph
and Neuigkeitsb re, Westport, p; Adler
Reading, Pa; Schnelpost, Hamburg, Pa.
Bucks 20. Express, Doyestown, Pa; .JcIler
son Demokrat, Pottsville, Pa; Ncutralist
SchippacksyiIle, Pa. Unabhanyiger, Demo
krat, Easton, Pa; Lcuchthnrm, Bethlehem
Pa; UnSere Welt, Erie Pa. Cleveland, Ger
mania, Pa; Deuteher Correspondent, Bolti
more; Wcstbotc, Columbus; Port Washington
Zeiuiig; Deutshcr hepublkaner, Shcboygan
Northwestern Mantowoc, PhGniXaus Nord
western Oshkosh; Racine Voksblatt; Rich
mond Anzciger; lIncs Banner, Peoria; Lii
nois Courier, Quincy; New Brown Ieitung
Texas; Union Galveston, Texas; Caifor il
nemokrat San Francisco; Dayton Demokrat
Oho; Indiana Yolksbatt Indianapolis; Wis
consn Staals Xetung Madison; Wochenblatt
Washington, d. G.; Deutshe Zeitung, Charles
ton, S. c.; Weltburgcr, Buffalo; Michigan
Demokrat and Volksbatt Detroit Virgins
che Staats ZeitunG, Wheeling, Va.
The positions of the Cincinnati Enquirer ar
sustained by the Democratic journals through
out the West, as regards the feelings OF tn
Germans of their respective localities
As to the Germans of Pennsylvania, tn
Phlade phia Demokrat, German daily pape
of large circulation which supports buchanan
and Breckenridge, pronounces tile reports 0
the Black Republican journals, as to MAORI
ty of the German population being Abolition
lists and in favor Of Fremont, as libels. Th
frnitless attempt Of the opposition to manutac
ture public opinion, is reactlng upon them
selves, as the frauds become ore by one expos
ed The Germans are Democrats, both il
education and habits, and will never leave thei
party to follow some sentimental absurdity
which cannot stand the test OF reason.
The slander OH the political good faith G
the Germans having been repeated in the Bal