Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
atrilnrresota GIlules.
FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1856.
SIGNS OF THE TINES.

its circulation is increasing daily, and advertisers
are not backward in sending in their favors. The
TINES is doing very well-thank-yee." eyes,
YES, but that's not what wish to know" SIAM
mers out our good natured inquisitor. ''How
about the prospects for Fremont's election ~
There! that suits us. The success of the Times
and Fremont is inevitable. But friend, look we,
we must work. The people are no doubt On our
side, but we have willy foe to cope with.
Falsehoods are already in circulation, and if we
expect to be successful without effort, with the
same reason we might expect to see water run
up hill. "Blast your sentimentalism,' ex-
claims our impetuous Republican. 81 want to
know what the people think of and are doing for,
our glorious standard bearer--Col. FREMONT"
All right. Take seat. Run your eve over our
exchanges and read:-
ILLINols.--A gentleman from Og!c county saws,
they intend to roll up 900 to 1000 majority for
Fremont and Freedom, next November, and we
are inclined to think they will do it.
WILL CoUNrY.-"Old WHIP is good tor 500
majority for the Anti-Nebraska ticket through
out next fall. In Frankfort and other towns the
Democrats going en- masse for Fremont, Bis
sell and Free Kansas = True Democrat.
WIscoNsIN-Judge c. NJ. Baker, of Walworth
county, a prominent member Of the party in
Wisconsin for a number of years, supports Free
mont and Dayton.
Hon. David Noggle, and E. d. Holton of this
State addressed the Republicans of the 9Th ward,
New York city, on the evening Of the second
Mr.. Noggle has hitherto been prominent De-
mocrat, but now goes for Fremont and DAYTON
Madison Journal.
a few DAYS since, vote was taken on the Mil
waukee and Mississippi Road-For Fremont 81,
Buchanan Is. Several of our ex-State officials
were on board, and the vote was an
nounced some one cried out, ''hurry up the sup
plements!'' This alusion to Il notorious feature
in our last Staie canvass. s'brousht down the
house."-Ma. Sent.
IowA.-C. ben Darwin, the Prosecuting At
torney for Des Moines county, hitherto acting
with the Nebraska party, declines to support
James Buchanan and the issues put forward by
the Cincinnati Convention. He is making Free
mont speeches.
DAMPEK.--The Dubuque Republican has an
account of Democratic meeting held at Ep.
worth, in Taylor county, Iowa, which consisted
of l56 voters. After it had been addressed BY
the Nebraska candidates and some questions
asked them which they could not answer, it was
found that 80 of those present were for Free
mont, and six besides the candidates, for Blu
chanan!
PE~HSYLrAAIA.-Ex Senator Cameron of Penn
sylvania, one of the first men in Pcnnsy lvania,
aud long known Il leading Democrat in ti'at
-, nd
The Pittsburgh Commercial Journal. an able
paper in support of Fremont ana Johnston, an
nounces thltthe whole party in Pennsy lvania are
now UNITED upon Fremont and Freedom aud
SANS: 1--WE now offer to friend, a,road as
surdnce that success dlcdits Us. Allegheny county
will roll up such ma lority as never asst for
any ticket by Allegheny county before" There
viii be but one real opposition Electoral ticket
run in Pennsy wanna, and We bav. full confidence
that it will sweep the State.
Our Crawford friends speak encouragingly Of
the prospects OF Fremont and Dayton In that
county. We have heard the mljpritv estimated
at l,2J0. This will do. Eric Will, we think,
go u, to 2,0O0.--Erie GaSette.
The Gazette says. the nomination of Fremont
and Dayton made the pro-slavery folks Look
blank. Their faces resembed II cross between
''the last of pea time" and ga plate of cold vic
tuals."
gentleman writing to the Cleveland Herald
from Philadelphia. says:
I'VE haze very large Fremont Club, repre-
senting the whole city. Last night the 18th
ward took the initiatory step toward the forming
of Fremont Club, and they were agreeablv sur
prsed. At the first meeting nearly two hun lrcd
men signed the Constitution.
Three German papers in this city have come
out IN favor of Fremont, and almost the entire
German population are out for him. The Ger
have Clubs formed in almost every ward
They call them German Republican Fremont
Associations"
Vote taken on the Galesburg AMI Chicago
road Fremont 10, Buchanan ID, Fillmore j.
On the Niagara Falls road: Fremont 81, Bu-
chanan 10, Fillmore II.
Vote on the Ohio and Pennsylvania road Free
mont SO. Buchanan 4.
On board the steamer Menomon, plying be-
tween Boston and Bangor: Fremont 81 Bu-
chanan 81 Fillmore /.
Vote on the Little Miami railroad, Saturday
night: Fremont 10, Buchanan u, Fillmore 10.
On the steamboat Western World. from Buff
fao to Detroit, a vote was taken and stood
Fremont 50, Buchanan 3, Fillmore l.
The Cincinnati Gazette says, in "a large manu-
featuring establishment in that city, employing
sixty hands, 6fty-eigh: of whom Germans,
and two Americans, vote taken on the
Presidential question, which resulted as follows
Fremont 60, Buchanan none.
The Dayton, (Oho,) Gazette saws, at one es-
adjustment in that city, where SO hands are en-
ployed, who last year were nearly equally divided
in politics, the vote stands Fremont So, Buchan.
an2
Boston man visiting at Weathersfeld, CT,
writes thus: During the week l have been
AWAY from Boston, have not yet seen one man
Opposed to Fremont's nomination. and all | have
conversed with state their determination to do all
they can to secure his election"
Vote on an excursion train on the Northern
Indiana Railroad, consisting of twelve cars Free
mont los, Buchanan 50, Fillmore |.
CAlIroRSIa.-Capt. K. Wagstaff, who has Just
returned from California, where he has spent
several years, states that in his opinion that State
is infexibly certain to give her electoral vote to
John {. Fremont
Grand and glorious ratification meetings have
been held all through the country, and the watch
fires are burning on every hill top and in every
valley. The cry has gone forth and has been re-
echoed from. one part of the land to the other,
calling old men, and young men, and middle
aged men to unite IN driving back the hydra
headed monster SLAVERY. The prospects are
cheering friends, but it needs exertion--exertion