The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-18
THE SIGNS In OHIO.

The Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following che
indications in the State of Ohio:
POLITICAL SIGNS AND INDICATIONS In OHj
James Satin, Of this city, wing presidential electo
General Scott in 1851, is as we are informed from
authority, supporter OF Mr. Buchanan in this CO..
This makes the third Scott elector in this State VIII
espoused the democratic cause.-the others being Ia
L. Penn, of Brown county, and Charles Anderson, Of
ilton.
The Toledo Republican of late date contains a CALL
merously signed inviting the formation in that city
Buchanan and Breckenridge Club. In calling attcnti
the list of names, the Republican says:
aAmong the names attached to the call win be nd
Missed those of many Of Oldest and most respected
zens some Of them hitherto strenuous opponents of
democratic party but now, surrcndering old-tlme d
the constitution standing shoulder TO shoulder Will
democracy, ready 20 do battle bravely In the coming
gle against the party of prescription and disunion-
enemies Of civil and religious liberty the combined
of sectienalism and fanaticism.p
The ChIco,he Advertiser states that IL Is informs
a gentleman from North Union Ross county that Id
not know of single person in the township who supp
Fremont although Chase got ty-6ve votes there last
The people are either for Buchanan or Fillmore
A late democratic meeting held in Delaware iu
State, was addressed by c. Moore and George Evans
hitherto ola-Iine wings
The Garfield lMahoning county, Sentinel contains
able letter from John Heiner heretofore distingul
ree-soiler in that county avowing his discrimination
for Buchanan. At the close of his letter he says:
al viii only add that though did not vote with
democratic party at the last two presidential elections
account Of The slavery question, which consider,
rather too yielding TO southern views and policy all
other leading measures Of the party fully agree wit
And, having now reviewed the whole ground, am
fed that Its policy and measures are the only true col
tational doctrines and the party the only national
conservative that Is worthy the name OF party and ID
strict adherence 70 The principles laid down by the Gin
natl Convention Is the only way quiet the agitation
is now so dangerously disturbing the country, AM
finally preserving our glorious Union under which
have enjoyed 80 many blessings, 10 establish which
fathers spilled their blood, aud 10 uphold which we ou
in good faith to abide by the compromises they made
General James Wier, prominent old-ne wing IN
mont county, has also come 10 the conclusion 10 sup
Buchanan. The ST. Clsirsyille Gazette says Il can
scores Of others In that county who intend TO do the
thing. We have the authority OF thu GAINESVILLE AM
for stating that Mr. Hutchinson, the only Tfimbe meu
Of our present general assembly, Is also out for Bucha
Several new democratic papers have recently been sta
in the State and, from all the indications, we can
assure political friends that IL they viii use but
sonable efforts, Ohio viii for Buchanan and Bse
ridge BY decided majority, The democracy viii
the cooperation in this contest Of at least twenty or u
thousand patriotic and Union-loying wings