Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
PO1IITICAL NEWS.
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The Washington correspondent OF the Pitts
burg Post writes.
The letters IL Senator's Pratt and Pearce. Of
Harvland Old line Wings, in favor of the cleo
ten of Buchanan and Breckenridge, viii be toi-
loved Il Is said, BY one OF the same sort from
ReveTdy Johnston. / have seen Inst OF thirty
tv7o Old line Wigs Of that State-al gentlemen
,5fY,osifiqn and character-whO have declared
Leir,tnrpoze TO support buchanan and Breck-
inridse That is shining example 0old higs
eTerSs vf1ere-One that patriotic men, who seek
70 defend the Constitution and maintain the U
Mon, need not fear TO initiate Thousands, not
only IN Maryland but in every State Of the Un-
ion, viii follow their lead aud raise the banner
ofBuehanan End Breckinridse
The st Louis Democrat, in an exultant hosan
ma over the SUCCESS of the Benton ticket, thus
notices the St Louis Republican:
Gcntiemcn who are desirious Of social amuse-
ments, should take up the Republican and per-
use II since the election. Previous TO that time
Il was engaged IN riding four horses. II rs now
mounted upon the sorTicst jackass that ever was
seen: and has no answer but brGg to all the
election returns that have come IN. Its eques-
trianisub is done for. It's agility is overthrow.
The thimble is mashed The gambier's shop is
broken up. The den is found out by the police
The venerable gentleman who.has been engaged
aife time in dealing from political faro bank, has
t,een detected exposed, repudiated and broken'up.
HeIeaYes no signs upon the sands of time. With
out an cFRanization without friends VIC may
add. without even enemies. ne sinks hereafter
into oblivion, and makes not aFippie on the sur
face.
The same paper compares the fight to the
great Austerlitz battle.
The Washington (Pa.) Examiner says:
1.-THE regular meeting of the Buck and Brock
Club Of this place on Tuesday evening was more
HumerouSly attended than usual. The enthu.
siasm for Buchanan among the Democracy of
the Borough is evidently increasing. Roll on
the ball"
The Phiadelphia Times notices the accession
tothe Fremont ranks Of Hon. Charles GiIpin.
formerly Mayor of Philadelphia, and publishes
his speech at the grand Fremont meeting FEW
nights since in the Quaker City.
TRE JESSIE CIRCLE is the title of new po!iti-
cal organization in New York composed of the
female friends and admirers Of Mrs. Jessie Ere.
mont, the daughter Of Col. BENTON and wife of
the Republican candidate for the Presidency.
The Baltimore American, of Friday last, says:
Since the appearance of the'letters of Sena-
tors Pearce aud Pratt, it has been asserted and
reiterated in private circles, through the city,
that the "National Intelligen:er'-the old con-
servatiVs National organ of the Wing party
would in few days follow IN the sanc track, by
declaring its preference for Buchanan and Brock
inTidge.
The New York Times and Tribune arc re-
joicing oser the success of SIr. Blair, the MEM
her elect from st. Louis, as the first triumph of
RepubIcanisrn in Southern State.
The Richmond Wing says: There is such a
fer7or among the Germans for Fremont that it
would not be astonishing If 4 ticket were started
IN this State for the especial benefit of our Demo
cratic Republican fellow.citizens ofthe 10th Lee
The Wilmington On CO. Journal is authorized
70 make the following bets:
One hundred dollars that Virginia viii give
Buchanan 8 900 majority; 800 that she willgiv
him 5000 majority; 800 that she win give him
1000 majority; $1OO that she will give him 1900
majority; 800 that she will give him 10, 600 ma
iority; and 5000 that the person who offers the
above bets viii win the whole, IL they should be
taken up. The whole of them to be taken to-
gether."
There is not single Fillmore paper in Yer
mont, and it is understood that there will be no
Fillmore ticket in the field in that state. OF the
political newspapers 90 support Fremont and 5
buchanan.