The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
Items Of Interest.

Il Is said that "straws show which
way the wiad blows" or which way ~
tide flows. and truly does The many item'
of change and accession to the Republl
can ranks, ard the many items Of glow
ing strength indicate in the stronges
manner the direction Of the tide of public
sentiment, and points as with the ingel
Of NANTES. destiny, the certainty tina
Young America, the Path Finder Of EN-
pirs will be President elect in sc. Til,
following items are from our weekly ex
changes: o.
At His Home.-Of the eight political paper
published at Lancaster, Pa, the home Of MI
Buchanan, five give al active support 10 Ere
mont and Dayton two are for Buchanan and 90,
| for Fillmore. These embrace an aggregate cir
culation Of seventeen thousand copies weekly o
| which thirteen thousand are opposed 70 "ih
| favorite SON."
The Hartford Epsnfng Press, Of the 18th says
"We received yesterday . list twenty subecri
beers from country town, fifteen of whom or,
siaunch Democrats, who voted last spring fo
Ingham and the Administration ticket, but nov
60 for Fremont and Freedom.
Fremont In NJ Y.-The New York Herald
says it is conceded that Fremont will carry tina
State by the greatest majority ever given 10 aI
electoral ticket. Ohio will run New Yorks ma
jority very close, but both Stttes will give one
sufficiently large for oil practicable purposes.
There are Is dsily and 81 weekly papers n
the State OF Illinois that advocate the election
o: Fremont, and I daily and Al weekly that ge
for Buchanan. In addition there are SO neutral
and 2 Fillmore papers .-.....
1t is too evident to be denied that Illinois will
give an overwhelming majority for Freedom
this fall
The Detroit .Airerttser of the 9Th says. "One
hundred and seventy -four Germans signed the
Fremont Constitution, at . meeting in this city
this week, one hundred and thirty one of whom
voted for pierce in 1852"
A man in Boston who furnishes U. s. flags has
had orders for 81 800 worth since the Preaidan
tial nominations, of which over 900 worth va.
for the Fremont party. The stars and stripe.
show which way the Wind blows.
The Fremonters of Hartford have raised theil
{ Fremont Hut" with hearty good will II /,
liz feet long and 60 feet vide and will accom-
moaate 5000 people.
A gentleman who has Just been travelling
through Maine writes that Hamlin will be elect
ei In September by a large majority, and thai
the vote for fremont will ston Cd his enem |,
Never was such political enthusiasm seen in
Maine.
A Correspondent of the Pitisbnrg Gasess.
writing from Lancaster say:
Fremont IL rapidly gaining strength here every
day. The Americans are abandoning Fillmore
as hopeless candidate. and outside of Phila
delphia, be could to day poll very few votes
while many who still adhere TO him, say they
will go for the 'stougast man to beat Buchanan.
You may depend upon 1t, Lancaster county
will give the Mountaineer good old fashioned
majority. 1t cannot be less than 1000. and the
general impression is that 1t will exceed 5000.
e. There are four Fremont clubs at Paris
Kentucky.
Fall River seems not to know that F,lmor.
and Buchanan are in the field. There are bal
two paaties la that city; one Of them GOES fol
Fremont and Dayton, and the other one fo
Fremont aud Jessie.
Massachusetts,, accor ling to the Springfield
Republican, will give Fremont nearly one hun
DIR, d thousand votes, and devide fifty thous-
ard between his competitors.
The Philadelphia times gives the following
birds eye view Of the Buchanier camp In tina
city: AS an evidence of the discord which a,
nrasart ayiass IN the aalf sty laS namnerat;n ma,
~, We call attention 10 the fact that in msny o
the wards which constitute the City of philadel
pala, there are three distinct organization
each calling itself Democratic, and protesting t,
Dc In FAVOR OF Buchanan for the Presidency. In
these several political bod feeling Of the most
rancorous character are generated. which ar,
maifest themselves whenever an Opportunity Of
fers'
At Buchanan rally in Cunminsville. Ham
i'ton County, Ohio, 80 persons were present. AZ
ter the organization, the Commercial states the
Ii Democrats withdrew sad orgauizsd Ere
n ont club.