The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-07-25

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n The North Western Democrat, Min.
nesota, has abandoned the Border Ruiian
party, and goes for Fremont and Dayton.
u The Illion Independent a,ysthat there
appears to DO but one party in Herkimer
county, N. Y: he.arty Of Freedom and
Fremont. f.. .l...-.
~ The Washington Union reiterates
Mr.. FILLNoRK's threat that the South
I" riR not submit " to the election Of FRE-
MONT and DAYTON.
II The Manitowoo Tribune has pulled
down Buehanan's naino, and ib editor has
resigned as Chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee, NJ be Is going for Ere
mont.
II Another democratic paper Of New
York is out for Fremont = the Lewis Coun-
ty Republican, making ut least half dog
Tn within week that have deserted the
false for the true democracy. I'd.
- John b. Stitt, Esq, the administra-
ton postmaster at Centrevillc, Wayne ooun-
ty, Ind, has resigned his Office ond enlisted
under the Fremont banner. When the
Postmastcrs begin to forsake tho party the
game Is about up. ,. .....r
81 Mayor Stevens, Of Buffalo, who re-
ccivcd 1000 democratic majority last fall,
and three democratic Aldermen chosen ut
the same time, are members Of the Fremont
Club in that city.
= Tho Ricbuiond Enquirer is anxious
to have wing support for Buchanan but II
says II wants no whig to come over to 1t
unless 10 Is ready to allure his ancient
Jaiih, and profess allegiance to our peculiar
platform"
= Colonel Srhouler, in private note
to the editor OF tire Boston Ailas, writes that
Ohio may be set Town rs sIic for Fremont
by Mt least SO, 900 majority; and he adds
that the Germans Of that noble State will
rally to the support IF tho great pioneer al-.
most to q man.
u Fifty families from Virginia, Of the
denomination called "Unitcd Brethren, all
in favor Of Freedom, have, through their
ministers, selected % settlement SIX miles
south Of Lawrence, IA the Santa fe road in
Kansas, and arc now preparing to emigrate.
II At the recent Kansas meeting In Buff
falo, Gov. REEpER denounced the Toombs
bill, rs designed for the enslavement Of Kan
sas, and warmly urged the justice OF admit.
ting Kansas under the Topeka Constitution.
That don't look much II te supporting b.
cuaNAS, directly or indirectly. l.#r
~ The Albany Journal says that . gen.
tlcman, who contributed to tho purse with
which a coach, &C., was purchased for Mr..
Fillmore in 1850, is opposed to Mr.. Fill
moro now, for two reasons, viz:-Firt, that
he is against the struggle for Freedom; and
second, that no sold the coach that was pre-
sented to him.
A SouTu SIDE VIEW. Wo learn from
reliable source that Rev George d. Board
man, of Barnwell Court House, South Car
olina, has been compelled to abandon his
pastoratc there for refusing an expression Of
sympathy on the side Of Brooks In lis out.
rage on the Massachusetts, Senator. Mr.. Ii.
VIC are informed, did not volunteer any ex.
preston, but 1t was elected from him by
direct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Waterman.
- Tho Germans Of Boston had pic
mic on Monday, ut Newton Upper Falls, at
tended by about three thousand persons.-
They there accepted an invitation to attend
the Fremont Ratification meeting by nccla-
nation. 1t was found that out OF the whole
company all but about dozen 20 for Fro.
mont and Dayton.
II We have received tho August number
Of that excellent periodical, Godey's Lady'sl
Book. This Is, rs always, an interesting
and valuable number. There is one feature
in this number which we think oil good
housewives will be pleased with. tits q
large number of recipes, for great variety
Of things, and we should think they would
DO highly useful. In speaking Of this mag.
uzinc, We arc Obliged to say the same thing
month after month, viz good. We almost
wish We could have one poor number, that
we might sly something new.
- California has voted but once at o
presidential election, In 1852; her vote
stood - Pierce 1885, Scott 35,SO7, Hale
IOO In 1881 tbe Sfatc cbose Riolsr dam