Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-04
Sigus of PrOgress.

FREMONT AND DAYTON. We continue to
ceive by fresh evidences of the onward progress
of the Peoples Cause in all disrections.
The Boston Journal says =" A leading and
influential democrat in this state, one who,
though trife more liberal than his party, is a
supporter of Buchanan, remarked day or
two since in conversation with friend, that the
detection of Mr.. Knowlton troubled him more
than anything which had occurred in this cam
paign, for, besides his acknowledged ability as a
politician and statesman, he unQuestiOnably
represents the sentiments Of the better portion Of
the democratic party Of the North !"
The Boston Bee, the only paper in the State,
which has hoisted the Fillmore Flag, yesterday
hauled it down. and up that of Fremont.
The peoples cause surely is progressing
vote was token in the cars, on the morning
express train yestarday, from Boston, for the
West, and resulted as follows Fremont 287,
Fillmore II, Buchanan 10, doubtful 3.
VOTE taken in the downward express train,
yesterday afternoon, stood - Fremont g. Bu-
chanan 6, Fillmore 6.
On Monday evening the citizens of No. Brook
field ratified the nomination of Fremont and
Dayton with great enthusiasm. Elegant speeches
were made by Hon Amasa Walker and P. E Aid
rich Esq, of Worcester, and a series of excellent
resolutions were passed which we should be glad
to publish, but want Of space prevents.
At Nashua N. H., the people endorsed the
nominations of Fremont and Dayton, on We'd
nesday afternoon and evening. The meeting
was the largest ever held in that town, and the
procession was mile in length. At the Border
Rufian Convention in the same place few days
previous, they were able to draw up but one hun
bred and seventy recruits, who were willing to
stand by the opponents of piracy and slavehold-
ing. There is no state in the Union more certain
for Fremont and Dayton, than the Granite
State.
NEW YORK The Hon. Timothy Jenkins, for
many years the Democratic member of Congress
from the Oneida district in New York. the init
mate friend of Gov. Marcy, and one of the most
reliable men of the Polk Administration, comes
in with the crowd for Fremont and Freedom 1t
is gratifying to see the cool, sagaclous and re-
fecting men like Mr.. JcnkinS, so generally main
tanning their old and reliable principles. We
make an extract from a letter written by Mr..
Jenkins to the Republican committee of the
county of Onondaga
~ approve of the nomination of Fremont and
Dayton and the platform adopted by the nomina-
ting Convention. The men and their principles
are right and hence triumphant success is the APP
pirate result. 1t is obvious that the National
Convention, lately held at Cincinnati, was
chraged with the special trust of adopting such
measures as shall, If carried out, introduce
Slavery in our Free Territories President
Pietce has done what he could TO attain that OBJ.
.ject, and now an effort is made to put Mr. Bu-
clanan an an all Ter mar i'm is nla
with view to greater certainty in accomplishing
the same result. Mr.. Buchanan is substantially
pledged to support5Mr. Pieice's policy. both for
egn and domestic. | have objections to Mr..
Pierce's administration in both respects quite
sufficient to deter me from giving my support to
the nomination made at Cincinnati.
The Syracuse Journal, in noticing the meet
ing of tie Fremont Club in that city, says that
more than one third of its members have up to
this time, never voted any other than Dem.
ocratic ticket. This is but the beginning of the
end, and ihaten is the overthrow OF the slavery
party.
new JERSEY. One half of thirty vice pres-
dents Of great Fremont and Dayton ratifca
ton meeting at Newark, N. ]. Tuesday evening,
were old line democrats. The German Fremont
and Dayton Club were in attendance in strong
Numbers, and were addressed by speakers in their
own language.
PENNsYLvANIA = The Philadelphia North
american, one Of the most respectable and rail-.
able newspapers in the country, says in its issue
of Monday, that "the news we receive daily
from all quarters, by mail, telegraph and other.
wise, shows that the nomination of Fremont has
been responded to everywhere, instantaneously.
with remarkable enthusiasm. Sa lutes Of artillery
and ratification meetings manifest in all direc.
tions the popular feeling" The same paper, Of
a subsequent date, says:
"The Pennsylvania Press, OF the Wing, Amer
lean, and Republican kinds, comes out for FIRE.
mont much better than had been anticipated
Thus far we have noticed the Pittsburg Gazette
Journal and Dispatch, Erie Gazette aud Consti.
tuition, Beaver Argus, Mercer Freeman, Couders-
port Peoples Journal, Washington Reporter,
Honesdale Democrat, Tioga Agitator, Mentrose
Republican, Bradford Argus, Wilkesbarre Rec.
ord, Lebanon Courier, Indiana Register, Holly
daysburg Wing, Crawford journal, Chambers.
burg Repository and Transcript York Advocate
Huntington journal, Doylestown IntelligeDccr
Lancaster Examiner and Herald, Lancaster Inde
pendent Wing, Lancaster Express, Philadelphia
Free Press, (Gefman), Westehester Village Re
cord, Chester Republican, Pottsyile Miners
Journal, Harrisburg lntellgencer and others
all advocating the election OF Fremont. The
Lewiston Gazette which had previously hoisted
tho American ticket, now praises the Republican
ticket also, and advocates a union. The Mauch |
Chunk Gazette taxes down tho names Of Fill. |
more and Donelson, and advocates fusion.
Persons who have recently travelled in the into.
nor Say that the popular feeling is taking the d-
t..I n.