The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-07-16

cdtiUll HleetIuS III I1titiVtu, CoHh', vi
Friday evening, was All enthusiastic af- |
fair OF these SPEAKERS Col. Hazard, |
and Hon. Ch S. Chapman-weie nation
al Wings as long as that party had an
eI Mayor Deming, of Hartford, Con.
heretofore strong Wing, is now Jealous
in the support of Buchanan and BrecAen-
rige John W. Longyear, Esq, a talen-
ted aud popular lawyer of Lansing, Mich
igan, ana leader of the Wing party in
that district; Col Wright, of Lexington,
aud Edward Riddle, Of Charleston, Mass.
old Wings, are doing the same thing.
The Evansville lind J Enquirer claims an
accession of several hundred from the old
Wings in, that Congressional District.
Hon. E B. Webb, of Springfield, Ill,
another old line Wing. has espoused the
cauSeof Buchanan and Breckenrige Rob-
ert S. Blackwell. the Wing candidate for
Congress in.the Chicago District in 1851
and Scot elector in Illinois in 1852
and the. Wing candidates of that year for
State Offices in lliinois-Governor and
Secretary of Staie-are ont for Buchanan.
The Rho,le Island Post thinks that most
of the more prominent Of the old line
Wings of that Safe will come up.to the
support of Bichanan in November. AL
ready a large number have expressed
their determination 10 do so. ~
HANSON L. PENN, ESQ gentleman
widely known throughout Southwestern
Ohio, and who is one of the ablest speak
ers in that section of the State, and here
'ofpre leading Whig, has come ont and
declared his intention to vote for James
Buchanan. and willuse his every influence
to secure his election. s9jh9 b1 sia
eY- The Wheeling Va. Intelligencer,
an Old line Whig Journal. announces its
intention TO support Buchanan and Breck-
icnridge, Oh the ground that the contest
will be between them and the Republican
tnominees
e Among the names of eminent
Wings who have come ont boldly for oul
nominees. we notice: George Ashman, ol
Mass. George Evans, Name; Elk Senator
Dixon KY; Senator Jones, Tenn, Wm.
B. Hodge, Ky; Mr.. Oliver, Mo.
+ s John Van Bprea is going for O.d
Bueh. Ills letter.to the New 1vrk Ratifi
fratien7lsi ieeting sa ys:srs - 8
In my judgement the ranks ofthe part,
do not contain twao men more able ant
|uprightss Or, better fitted TO the respectiv,
Offices of President and Vice. Presiden
of the. United States than Messrs. Buchan
ansand breckenridge. .5ls S
rsy Rufus Choate and Robert G
/ Widihrop, late Of the U. s.. Senate Q
| Mass. have declared themselves in favo
4 of Buchanan Tiese gentleman were for
i merly prominent Wings, but are now go
ing with Democracy tie only Natioua
j party in existence!
- we understand that Col. Thoma
| l.. Jones, K. n Elector for the Tent
District, will resign his position, and sup
4 port Buchanan aud Breckenridge. Co
Jones was memeer Of the Nationa
I Council that met in York early in tlli
! month; but. the Colonel left in DISCUS
! Ewhenihe proposition was; openly made !,
I sell on. TO, the Black Republicans. :
4 LoatisrlNe .Dsm -. ~ $3.50.
4 - It is afactthat three of the VIII
4 eaauIlates in this State for governor sine
j lS43 are now Jealous supporters of Buch
: anan and breckenridge namely Zin
Pitcher Townsend f.. Gidley and Sierhe
yickey. And it is q further fact, tha
1.-the candii,ite for CIV of the Wing an
i anI Free Soil coalition IN lS49 is also
Jealous supporter of Buchanan and Brecl
inridge, namely Il. j.. Linlejohn. - Detro
A Free Press 4939 ss.i % a9iaa 81
-. After all the fuss the Black r,
7fpuDiicails have made about, Reedtr an
his right to d seat n Congress he has ope,
" avowed himself in favor of Buchanan
The 'Clevelander, published at Cievelan'
: says he announced that as his position
= that. city, - g
: The 2 mesyiile Aurora annouoc,
n that Geu. Geo. B, Hodge and Col Jam,
T. Haiam, Of Kentucky, formerly among
the most able and influential Old Lii
y Whigs, in their S ate.s viii address Il
: Democratic Uaim Cub of Zanrsville,
+ Saturday Evening, July 5ths S56. 81
+ IL Colonel Sims, Of Kentucky, an oil
; Flinc whig, stated thatsl and hundreds
! forlier oid-line whigs would roteithe Der
= ocratic ticket this year. g
3 --.Sixty-ihree gentlemen in Celumbu
!, Georgia, who have been members Of Il
/ know-Nothing order in that place, ha,
e repudiated that heresy announced the
Il determination to vote for Buchanan al
2 breckenridge. A.a',s ss
! t-Eon. Nelson Barrere, and Hon. 7
: Johnson, late Whig candidates for 60,
= Of Ohio. o.-HaHson L. Plum, Preside
Convention; John A. Smith al
IS h1Aess Boys, Esqrs., OF IIiilsboro, ,,klte mel
le9 belaof ile Legislature; dos. @. lGest,
nj Greene county, forHieflya Wig niemls