Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
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-THE REPUBLICAN PARTY appears to be ve-
ry active in all parts of California They have already
three newspapers in the State of which two arc daily
and the third weekly i'd published in the Spanish lam
guage. They have organized clubs everywhere, and hold
frequent meetings. At Marysvile large mass meeting
bad been held. A
--BAYARD CLARKE, one of the Fillmore Ma
tonal members of Congress from New York State has
announced his determination 10 support Fremont aud
Dayton and adhere to the policy of the Republican par
ty on the slavery issues. 7%HI
Gov. ANDREW Ii. REEnER, lifelong q
Democrat of the straitest sect and personal friend
Mr. Buchanan despairing of rescuing Kansas from sa
very except by radical change OF Administration has
length declared for FREMONT and viii stump Eastern
Pennsylvania in his behalf. 1ss
The Buchaniers, we perceive, are draw
ing the Keniucky Shareholders and bringing them In.
to Ohio and Indiana to enighten those States to
their duties in the coming contest in which freedom
slavery is the only issue And desperate have they
become that they have forced their candidate for
Presidency to take the stamp for Buchanan and him
self, in which capacity he is operating. .r.
There have been several capital answers
Rufus Choates late letter the Wings Of Manc ad
yisnq them to vote for Buchanan-one by the venerable
Josiah Quincy another by Geo. w. Curtis, sc. But
good they all are. consider the of the Maine
Wings themselves better than all the rest Nobody can
deny its relevancy ts eogeney 1t right tie
point and d-peuseS with all cXubeant rhetoric or super
fuous ornament. ...- .
The following anecdote shows the proba-
bility of Maryland favoring disunion:
When Northern representative took leave Of Mr.
Bowie, representative of Maryland at the national
ho., 4
have met for the last time z" How 80 q said Bowie
Why replied the other, before We meet again Col
emont will be elected, and the South will not submit
to that" think it will" said Bowie for my part
have made up my mind, if he il elected to gire him
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-JUDGE ErHRIAM MARsH, OF New Jersey
President Of Tie body trhie nominated Fillmore has fa
len into the popular current for FREHoNT and presided
over the Republican State Convention this week.
"A Western hunter states that Bucks
shed their horns in November he is sure Buck Of Ian
caster will be no exception to the rule!
farmer says something better they thrash their Buck
wheat all out by November and the uc heat land
must take it in his turn!
The Grandest Political Demonstration of
the Year, Wednesday last the Fremont Mas.
Meeting at Pitsburg. 1t is estimated that leo 900 per
sons were in attendance and the procession homrs
in passing given point! " TIE LAND IS AwAKIxG "
sure ough
In the town of Harrison. Westchcstcr
county N i consisting apopulton of upwards of 2OOo
it said there is church. unless the dwellin
Westinghouse of the Qlakcrs may he called one The
town has no minister lawyer doctor and no drug
store What is perhaps better than ALL it has no tavern
or rum shop having for years refused to grant license
We learn from Concord \. H., that the
Democratic Fremont Club recently formed in that city
comprises among its members t,oo hundred and three
men who voted in 1852 for Gen. Pierce t,cenutce
who voted no longer than last March John s. Wells
the Huchaneer candidate for Governor