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Signs of the Times.

Signs OF the Times.
5Me colate from our exchange principal from
signs 7s2 SSH@1t7'# SSSsf't =
!, AZ a 4 vote taken ngust I'd. on the $40
d. train Harlem Railroad between, Nes VIII sf.
Lake fdahopac the following was tIie results
M tfs @ tst q fAlaont Buchanan
" Ihs 81 slgnncance Of this and other votes Of the
MI sl t.el ~ oysE We country es not 30 much in
that the only way to beat the Black
to vote for Fillmore and Donelson. 80 "A
9ote taken in the morning train, August ID. Oh tte
Central Railroad from Utica to Rome E71s$
Fillmore. -. .6s Buchanan. Y. 40 Frerno1t
second vote was taken the same day resuItne .is
Fillmore. .94 Bnctanals. .tsI Fr rg,naat
Vote taken alta Buchanan polefaising iii Lewis
county: @ q . 8 Z ~ a ~ =
iiaoEe % buchanan. "a Frenont. .4so II
4 vote was taken, August 1st, on the u P. Ef. IN
lows ;fs N -S,i 4
- itaore efi Buchanan; ~ Fremont.
On the trip Of the steamer Cataract from Lewis
town to Montreal, we took a Presidential canvass
With the following result. The vote was taken on
Friday, August 1st:
Fiinore ~ Buchanan. -.2a Fremont Dopbsfulss
yotewas taken on the 3lst ult Oh the sanduskv
M Mansfield and Newark Railroad 0io With the foE
lowing result AZ ss 5sI51 77Sss i
Fillmore ssy,
siiIu otl sue "a lnsI., on the same road @
Il Buchanan. .13 Fremont. 10
At q vote taken on board the steamship james
town, which left New York for Richmond Va on
the afternoon Of August 3D. the following was tie re-
suit 49, 2 2 &'AS - ~ NJ
fiimofe 20 Buchanan. Fremont. A
out OF curiosity, and at the suggestion Of Biack
republican, vote was taken on oard the steamboat
Island City, on her trip from Flushing August 4th
and resulted s follows, there being So votes On the
I boat 5s57 'ipss 2sHzs h
Fillmore Fre1nont. Buchanan
II a vote was. taken. on Monday August f. at Gal
I which resulted !: -
lisinoe. .lss nehanar Fremont AZ
] The following is the result Of a vote taken 1t tie
canal olleetors Office at FuItonyille n. y ! ia
4 Ekoatmen, Jaly 2Ss: sssi5 {
4 fillmore buchanan .I4 Fremont a. h
Vote taken in W.. H. Kebbs ship yard, foot ofs st
9Th and 18th streets, East River IN va few days
slnce: Whole number votes cast was I02 OF which
the following is the tesllIt 3 IA
Fillmore =: Buchanan
Result Of votes taken for one week at N q. IIar.
rison street, NY ..sT754&$, q @s
Fillmore mo- .lI6 B
! a vote was taken at Tilley. NewssDepot, Newport
~, T. l. on Sunday august 3d. which resulted fol
Fillmore. IsaeRsnar, 4. 81 fFrtssnont: s
II The Putnam Lodge No.z33, American 8iasons. had
their first annual Pcnci GDtillion exercise on Wed
nesday OF last week. the steamer John Hart and
large barge We're chartered for the occasion they
ieft New 9rk for Hastings, with about 800 guests on
board. gentlemen and ladies. In the course Of the
day aconmittee was appointed to take aprefaFenee
vote for President which resulted as follows ~:
i FmqEe s6T B4ehaRas Il Fremont.
vote taken at the Post-offGe at Pleasantyille
4 y. Y ) on the lst inst, resulted:
Fillmore: Fremont Buchanan
Il Avote takenf tue village Of RpsevilIe sluskin-.
gum county Ohio. August; included all in the
place who were e. entitled to vote, resulted N
/ Fillmore 90 tBnchanan. 10 4.
4 noisy was quieted at the erican
i Hotel Cleveland, Oo, on 18th July, BY i vote af-
ter he had stated there was not many If any, Fill
moresmelinth tAboliton) Western Reserfe..''
Il fillmore. fremont. Buchanan.
L vote Tas taken shpyard in Cleveland. in the
!, last week IL July, which resulted -:
d From the Baltimore Patriot: i N 55
tia 4NRSsEs.l lERitors-As it has, become somewhat
g 8e!stQt af.late for the papers Of all political
parties to publish the result OF votes taken on
J board steamboats,, railroad cars, Or wherever a
number Of persons may be gathered-nore parti
icularly when such votes happen to favor 9thei1
own predictions; and as these votes are con.
sldered by many as important signs of the times,
have concluded to give the result of a vote taken
on the Annapolis train yesterday afternoon which, il
ii these things really show Z. which way the wind
II blows, certainly indicates that there lis mighty
current IN old Maryland for Mllard Fillmore. There
4 were but sixteen men on the train and the vote
stood:
Fillmore 15 Buchanan.
After the vote was taken, "a request was made BY
!, the solitary that his vote be change to doubtful.
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! From the Baltimore Patriot Of the 4th inst:
!, 1Iessrs. Editors-As the Western train of car
from Wheeling was approaching this city on Satur
day,a vote on the Presidential question was taken
Il with the following result:
Fillmore II Fremont. Buchanan.
n From the New York Express
}, HUDsoS, N. u, Aug. $, 1885, Saturday last vi,
4 can II. G. Miller, Buchanan VIM Morris Fremon
q were selected to canvass the CITY, The result wa
r gratifying to all except the Republicans, who al
chopfaen, and declare we will find different resu
$ in November next.
Fillmore .5s2 Buchanan 262 Fremont. .ls5
: Yon would scarce believe it, if should tell you til
:. facts of the great change since you were here Th
Republicans have the advantage of in the speaker
They have many able speakers but theywil not worl
: We pick up all the young men that are floating. NJ.
# From the New York Express: .a@.a
s. BROWNSVILLE, Haywood County, Tenn. July 25
IL lS5G.-- have never seen so much enthusiasm for
e. Presidential candidate, since the days Of ls40
now manifested for Fillmore. The contest is ev
dently narrowed down to Fillmore and Fremont, an
the South, seeing and feeling this is preparing to &C
lg accordingly. .@zsss -~Ssss5er
sr Our club is spreading like green-bay tree, afford
ing shelter to many who ten days ago, sought reug
Under the no,r tattered and torn flag Of Buchanan.
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is -. 5E
Ee An APPOINTMENT. r. The Mobile Advertiser, Q
= Tuesday, says g We understand that our youn
g friend Edward r. Bagley of Mobile, late Orderly Sci
is geant the Washington Light Infantry, has receive
e the appointment Of Second Lieutenant of the Four
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