Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07
The Dry Rot.
The Cincinnati Gazette says


Hon. David K Carter, formerly democratic
member of Congress from the Stark district is out
for Fremont and Dayton He addressed the rati
fcation meeting held in Cleveland, Saturday even.
ing, and Was received with hearty applause.
G. j. DICKINSON, late a prominent old
line democrat Of Hillsdale county, Mich,
gan, addreSseda Fremont ratification meet,
ing at Detroit on the Odd ult.
The Newark N. j. Zeitung, German
democratic paper, and the Lansingburg
Democrat and Madison county Reflector both
old line Pennsylvania democrat), have
dropped Buchanan and go for Fremont
The Daily Wisconsin of Milwaukee, one
of the ablest democratic papers in the West,
and the most influential in Wisconsin, is out
for Fremont Mr.. Cramer, the Editor,
says:
While taking this stand, we have been the
most panied from the consciousness that we
may differ from many Of our old friends We
have, in unison, supported Andrew Jackson,
we have stood together unfalteringly even in
the trying days of 1S40-we gave our labor
and our influence in order to carry the vote of
of Wisconsin for Lewis Cass. We supported
Franklin Pierce under the hope, which has
been most sadly blasted, that he would be the
President of the whole country. hut we eel
that our consistency, our honor and our duty,
will not permit US TO give a support to q con-
tiauaRce OF that dangerous administration
We trust that we shall not sever from old
friends, for there are tens of thousands of
l., 81 &. L.
Pierce, who will now give their votes for John
O. Fremont, as the best and truest democrat,
in life, character and principles, OF all the eau
didstes presented for the suffrages ofthe Aue-
rican people.
The ST. Lawrence Republican, printed at
Ogsdensburg, New York, formerly Soft
Shell Democrat, has raised at the head of
its columns the names of Fremont and
Dayton
DR.. Writer, a Democratic member Of
the Iowa Legislature, from Scott county,
has declared himself Republican.
At q Fremont ratification meeting at
Patterson, New Jersey, Samuel Smith,
Esq, Democratic Mayor of the city, and one
of the proprietors of the New Jersey Lo-
connective works presided.
The Germans of Boston had picnic on
Monday, June 23d, at Newton Upper
Falls, attended By about three thousand per-
sons. They accepted an invitation to at
tend the Fremont ratification meeting by
reclamation. 1t was found that out of the
'ohoLe company all but about dozen go for
Fremont and Dayton
A Geman Fremont Club was organized
in Columbus Ohio on Friday night, June
9th.
SleNs.-We see by new sign on the front
OF the building that the name of Hessenhauer's
Hall, the great hoad quarters of the Germans
10 this city, has been changed 10 Fremont
Hall. Sigma, sometimes, as well as strsws.
shows winch way the wind blows Columbus
(OhiO) Journal.
Judge Robt. Wilroy of Jasper county.
Ind, hitherto an old line Democrat. recent
ly wrote letter TO q Republican meeting
at Indianapolis, endorsing Fremont and
Dayton.
Joseph Knox, Pierce electOr in 1852.
has taken the stump for Fremont in Hi
nois.
The editor Of The Palladium here (Worces-
ter, Mass eI-Mayor Knowlton, always demo
cratic in the true sense, has like Senator Ham
lin, deserted the rotten Cincinnati plstform.-
Ior az y Tribune
We understand that VIM. II. Moreau, Esq,
who was appointed contingent elector ON the
democratic ticket, in the Greensburg, Ind,
District, made q strong and able speech in ia
vor of the election OF Col. Fremont, last Sat
turdsy.- Gin. Com. I'd inst.
The above excerpts, and others hereto
fore given, indicate plainly enough that !
The black republican movement is likely to |
,plit what is left of the democratic party
r. the North wide open. Something occurs
here, to strengthen our opinion that the
,Aoy 20 in the free States will be between
g., a..a,,Ind Fremont.
yeakiy, has thsf democrats who admit that !
erchant, to give g.
az favor him with the.