Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-06-19
Responses to the Nomination Of Mr.. Buchan-
an-Enthusiasm and Confidence OF the Dem
ocratic Press.


As we expected, says the Cincinnati En-
qurer, the responses of the Democratic press
TO the nomination OF Buchanan and Breckin
ridge are OF the most cheering character. EV-
epwhere they are regarded as settling the
question of the next Presidency, which will
be decided in favor OF our nominee by an al
most unpsralleu majority. AS sample OF
the tone Of ,hs press, we now give lew ex.
tracts from those journals which have reached
us since The news OF the nomination was re-
ceived. The Pttsburg Union says:
Tue GREAr REsuLT-JAMEs BUCHANAN NoM-
MATED. The agony is over The great OBJ
isct is at last obtained. The hopes OF long
years have been realized, and the Democracy
of Pennsylvania, and after an age of devoted
service 10 their party and the country, Ot last
have grasped their earnest and long cherished
expectation.
e
We have said that words are inadequate 10
express our deep and earnest qualification at
the final consUmmation OF the efforts of the
Democratic party OF this State; bu; works will
do it better. We have five month in which
TO declare TO the country our Sc nse of the hon
or conferred on Pennsylvania. We must
buckle on our armor, and enter in 10 The con.
Test with ardor aud enthusiasm; and when, in
November next, the ballot box shall announce
majority Of fifty thousand for buchanan and
BGeckinridge, il will also bea: to every por-
ton of the land, the assurance that our good
old State is not unmnd(ul Of the favor which
she has received, and not unworthy 10 give o
Democratic President TO the American Union.
Tha ID p;teburu Pact remarke.
The National Democratic Convention could
no. have selected two better men If il had
searched the land from Maine to California.
They are the right men for the right place.
To speak word in favor of Mr.. Buchanan "a
Pennsylvanians is entirely unnecessary. His
character and history is known and admired
by hundreds Of thousand of Democrats and
hgh-minded Wings, who will join hands in
giving him such vote next November as was
never be fore received by any other man in the
Keystone Slate. The CLEAN Of satisfaction
which yesterday lighted up the countenanct
of all, and their joyfu lexclamatons when they
heard the result, were indications that cannot
be misread. We never saw so much enthusi.
nsm-So much joyful lexciiement-not by Dem.
ocrats alone, but by men of every SHADE oI
poitics-as followed the announcement Of his
selection by an unanimous vote.
The Cleveland (O.,) Pain Dealer says:
THE NEXT PRESDENT.-Th news OF the nom
ination Of Mr.. Buchanan was received in thi'
city by the Democracy with an enthusiasm
wich is rarely equalled. The; this is the greo
political event ofthe day is obvious 10 men
all psrties. The convention was composed o
| the best men of The Democratic party, gather
r.. IaIu tLn i,
and the Pacific, and il thoroughly represented
| The judgement and sentiment Of the only ma
| tiona party now existing in the Union. The
whole proceedings have been characterized
| by harmony and magnanlmiy on The part 0
all, and the conviction that the decisions o
The Convention were TO be the ruling polio!
of the country carsed oil and diSpas sion
ate deliber ration upon every step, every nlea
sure and every vote. The dignifed and de
cded tone OF the resolutions composing th,
platform touching every question Of polIiica
interest, meets the most hearty approvai Of al
| Democrats The nomination OF James Bu
chanan is conceded by all parties to be equiv
alent TO an election.
The Buffalo Courier, leading Democrats
paper in the Empire State, says:
We have space to say little Of The characte
and qualifications of James Buchanan for tn
Presidency. and little is necessary, since hi
name and the leading features nj his politicu
career are "lamilisr as household words
the great mass Of the people of this land.--
They know him as q statesman of ability, o
man OF tried integrity and high persona
worth, as calm, judicious and firm man, o
an American gentleman, and as a sound, hon
est, unwayering Democrat. He will comman
as he deserves, the confidence OF the Who'll
community of conSt rvative, high minde
men. Those who have been alarmed at ID
spread Of ultraiSm at the north and south, an
the utter recklegsnesS with which poltica
will feel that The Union will lie safe in hi
hands. His past consistency as public mar
os we'll as the comprehensive National Plsi
form on which he stands, conspires TO plac
him bef re the people under circumstance
peculiarly favorable and prophetic Of success
Not only will every true Democrat vote f
HIM, but thousands OF men little known in po
tics, and who seldom go to the polls, will
there 10 say by their suflTages that this ma
agitation which is disgracng the country an
endangering our institutions must be stopped
that they believe that the principles Of Il
Democratic party are those Of the Constitl
lion, and that its policy is the true one for Il
country. This and more will be expresst
by the popular ma ajorty which the Democrat
Electoral Ticket will receive in Novemb
next.
! The New Albany Ind,) Ledger is thus e.
static in its notice OF the nomination :
NOMINATION OF JAMES BucHANAN.,-Neve
, have we taken up our pen 10 record more jo!
full tidings than we do this morning TO onnouGt
the nomination by the Democratic Nation
Convention Of The Hon. James Buchanan,
Pennsylvania, fot the Pres sidenty. He "
our first choice, the first choice OF Indiana al
as we verify believe, he almost unanimo
q choice Of the Democracy Of the Union. v
d hail his nomination as the harbinger Of pea
10 our country, as the precursor Of glorio
{ victory 10 The democracy Of the nation.
The Louisville Times, which a6vocst
" warmly the nomination of Mr.. Douglas, sa,
While We write the canon peals in harmo
s with the throbbing hearts Of the people.
IS AS the lightning flashes along the Iron COZ
which link together the remoiest portion
J our country, an electric thrill vibrates throu
!, Eevery netve; and stirs every pulse to quick
!. and more joyous beat Keeping "step 10 {
: music of the Union" We will march fello'
Democrats, fellow. couhirymen, 10 glory q
!, victory. Buchanan aud Bseckinridge be {
= icry-The Democratic Platform the faith--a
- the love OF our common copntry--enleaied
tso many cherished memories 6t the past, a
i SD many precious hopes OF the fnturs--tbei
y lpnse which shall lead Us 10 our tTiumph--n