The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-25
TIE ELECTIONS.

PEN~~YLvANrA-W gave last week what
We supposed to he reliable information from
the recent rle :tion in this State We do not
wish to deceive our readers in regard to this
or any other matter. There can be no long
er any doubt that the Buchanan State ii. ket
Ia, prevailed by small majority. The off
cial returns are more unfavOrable for the
Freedom ticket than the fret reports. The
Tribune says the Buchanan majority in the
whole State will not be far from five thou
sand.
Some Of our friends have been disheartened
at the result in this State That there is re.
ally no cause for such feelings, and that the
State can be carried for Fremont, we will en-
dravor to show.
Nothing SO aronses the Indignation of a
people AZ the belief that there has been fraud
at the ballot box and that there has been
monstrous fraud perpetrated in this State by
the Buchaniers is reduced to a certainty
That Philadelphia. with a population of two
hundred! thousand less than New York. should
poll six thousand more ro:eS, is too much for
the rre'lnitv of anv one. Such was the fact
Tue Ertninq .jomrn Il gave the vote of the
city OF Philadelphia with apparent accuracy.
and two DAYS after it was discovered that
tire hou<and more votes had been found
and that two housrnd two hundred and Mir-
~ s,r belonged to the democrats. Where did
these votes come from? The investigation
Of these frauds is now going on. The PEG
Pile demand it.
Further, the Republicans have no small
strength among the (luakers. which has not
VT appeared at the ballot-box. for though
these citizens do not vote in State elections.
they believe it their duty to vote when a
gu s'ion Of Right arises. as in the present
campaign. The sons OF Penn will be out in
body, and every one will cast his vote for
Fremont
Enough is already revealed to show that
there is an opposition sufficient to defeat Blu
rhanan-that he is this day in minority of
thirty Mousand in Pennsylvania, The work
- 10 now is 70 harmonic this opposition.
and bring it W in solid vote against him
Let us carry PtnnsyI vania. and We can af-
ford TO lose Indiana, New jersey. and Cali
fornia.
OHiO.-In 50 Counties in this State, tie
net R-puhliran gain is nearly .eIrven thou
rand, which at the same rate will swell the
majority in the whole State to something o.
yer thirty thousand. or more than double the
majority for Gov. Chase year since
living 70 the perversity OF the Fillmore
men in runnin. separate congressional tick /
cts in every district. the Republicans have
lost five. and possibly eight, members of Con.
g,ess in this State
lSDIA>A.-1n regard to the election in
this State. the reports from various par,s of
the State are son,ewh IN. confused and contra. /
d"'orv. but all are more or less unfavorable
to the Republican. cause They Indicate the
probable election of The Democratic State
ticket. the loss of at least three members of
Congress, and majority Of Buchanan men
IN the lower hrancT of the State Legislature.
The people OF ONO are ONLY waiting
tor the day OF election to come on, 10 wheel
our glorious Stat. INTO me Democratic col.
lIn.I. Look out Tor sights Ohio Na,esmon.
In compliance with the Statesman's in
junction, We have been looking ont for sights.
and the most magnificent sight we have seen
was a R'ruhlican majority Of from 10000
70 10000 in the "..oricus State" Of Ohio. |.
- "lng 10 a crowd OF o,.t ? matter We
viii let the Letter from tie Capital answer for
HE proc crdiny- { the Legislature.
- In ih. Lake Sup" rior region there was q
''iorm Oh The 18th cit. the s+verest known {,
tor !'"'> at Marquette five 10, les OF snow a
tell :,