Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-12
Cheering Intelligence from all Parts of
the Union.

up a. German meeting In Hartford On FRI
day. and sadly failed. The speaking was
mostly in favor of Buchanan, and Ger
man Buchanan Club, which will enrol
among It's members two-thirts of the Ger
man population of the city, will be she re-
suit of this attempt TO manufacture capital
among the Germans for the disunion can
didate IN Hartford.
4 correspondent. of the Ohio Statesman,
writing from Miami county, says that
everything looks bright for the Democra-
cy. The Know Nothing Black Republi-
can lodges are being vacated by all the in
telligent patriotic citizens who had been
inveigled lnlo them In that county,
Among the Wings who are boldly out for
Buchanan in Miami, the Statesman names
the Hon. VIM. j. Thomas and H. Sellers.
Esq, OF the Troy bar. Mr.. Thomas was
formerly Wing member Of the State
Senate.
+ Nj. S. Castle, an able member OF the
Cleveland bar, an active old-line Wing
politician, who travelled with Gen. Scott
in Ohio in 1852. is out in letter for Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge.
The North Georgia Times. Published
at Dalton, Ga, and the Wilkes Republi-
can, published at Washington, Wilkes
county, GA. have lowered the Know
Nothing flag, and hoisted tha, Of Buchanan
and Breckenridge.
the Solnerville Democrat, Brownsville
journal, Juckson MadIsonian, and the
Paris Sentinel. papers III West Tennessee
supporting Buchanan, are all edited by
old-iine Wings. Trey are united with the
Democracy as the Only hope left for the
country, and are fighting against Know
Noihngism and Black Republicanism.
i There was an immense Democratic bar
bacue and mass meeting at Little Eagie,
Scott county, KY, last week. MeSsrs. j.
B. Beck. Thomas p. Porter, F. Trouttnan,
Geo. b. Hodge, Selucius Garfelde and
O. P. Hogan made speeches. 1t is a sig-
nificant fact that four of these speakers
the first mentioned-were formerly proni-
nent Wings.
4 vote was taken, the other day, in a
coach in Rhode Island, for President, as
Buchanan, 4; Fillmore, l; Fire.
mont, O, Gerret Smith. FIVE groans.
i The Misunderstanding Black Republi-
; cans eoncede California to Buchanan and
Breckenridge, in advance. They know
thai Fremont has no chance whatever of
CARRYING his own State. and must rely upon
strangers, who do not know him. for sue
cess. Thus, for example, the National
Era, published at Washington, ID. CD
the central national organ of the Union
DISCOVERS under date of July II, 1856,
/ savs:-'.We think Fremont's chances are
good for carrying all the free States, e;r-
cept California; Stick pin there.
Mr. Muse, of GAINESVILLE (Ohio) Au-
rora. has sold Out his right in that paper TO
| ]. w. GaIly. of that city. The latter
gentleman in his saluiatory says:
! :'For the benefit of lEose who desire TO
know it, if there be any such, would state
that | have, until within few months,
been an Old-line Wing; bat when the
Wing party, acting in behalf of the Union
Republican party, presents itself and asks
old Wings 10 rally under that, as under
the old Clay flag, then for one; very re-
cIIcb
music, and deny that the Wing party eve:
could, or even can act III concert with any
such lopsided institution"
An cid Buchanan man replied as fol-
lows to young Fre.nonter OF 80 or 60,
with coiored moustaches, WHO was boast
ing of the "tremcndous Republican ma
| Iorities' in Steamboats, and counting rooms:
ITO be sure our party is not good at lying,
and we can hardly keep up with you in
primary Dragging; but just wait, young
gentleman, till November, and If you don't
find your wiskers frost bitten, I'll sell you
! this pulled wool for niue cents per pound.
A late number Of the Detroit Free Press
contains long and able communication
! from S. S. Cof1inbery, distinguished Old
Line Wing of Michigan, announcing the
reasons that will induce him to vote for
Buchanan and Breckenridge.
The other evening, says the Chicago
Journal, $4,000 was staked. in that city,
as wager that Buchanan will carry Hi
nois.
A late Democratic meeting in Owen
county, Ky. was addressed by Mr.. Tom
linsou. a seceder from the Know Nothings,
being their candidate for the Legislature
in 1853 The Democracy are confident
of getting in Owen county majority of
from one thousand 10 fifteen hundred.
In Maysville, KY, the following Old