The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

BUCHANAN GONE lN.-ErOm all accounts BuChan-
an does not stand an earthly chance of carving a
solitary Northern State. Even his own party give
up Pennsy vania, and the immense desertions in New
York from buchanan to Fremont leave the contest
entirely between Fillmore and Fremont The Boston
Journal says:
The Syracuse Standard, the organ of the Demo-
cratic party in Onondaga county, n. Y, and edited
by Patrick Agan, who was Democratic candidate for
State Prison Inspector, last fall has at last surren-
dered, and goes for Fremont and freedom.
Two hundred and ffty-one Democrats of Lewis
county, N. Y, have published formal declaration of
independence of the Buchanan Democracy, and
pledged themselves to vote for no candidate standing
before the people on the Cincinnati platform The
Martinsbug Republican says that Lewis county is
good for fifteen hundred Fremont majority. This has
been strong Democratic county.
MORE DEMOCRATIC LossEs.-A Welshman writes
to the Cincinnati Commercial that there are in the
United States over 100000 Welshmen, the half of
whom can be set down as legal voters, and who, with
but few exceptions, are Fremont men. The Welsh
have two weekly newspapers and three monthles all
Of them for Fremont.
AT previous elections the Welsh always voted the
Democratic ticket
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT GoNE-The Boston Journal
says:
Hon. Benjamin Tappan of Steubenvie, Ohio. for
mery U. 5. Senator from Ohio, has taken sides for
Fremont, Dayton and Freedom. Judge Tappan had
toc ollllCdI lnlucHCe Wlll tne DenOCratC party OF
Ono, at one time, than any other in the State
AS all of the Germans were Democrats. the run
ming of Republican ticket in Louisiana gives the
State to Fillmore by not less than 5000 majority
FILLMORE IN New JERsEY-An immense Fillmore
mass meeting was held in Railway, New jersey, Au-
gust 27th at which $4,000 persons were present.
Speeches were made by Messrs David Paul Brown,
OF Penn; Commodore Stockton of New jersey ex-
Recorder Talmadge, of New York The New York
ErpresS says
The New Jersey Americans are hard at work.
Commodore Stockton has taken the stump, and there
is now every prospect Of there At the Rah-
way meeting the Commodore made strong and char
acteristic appeal for Mr.. Fillmore, which cannot fail
to have its proper effect He was aided by other dis
tinguished gentlemen.
FILLMORE IN CoNNEcTIoUT-A great Fillmore
convention was held in New Haven September Sd.
Nearly 800 delegates from all parts of the State
were present. Hon. Austin Baldwin, of Middletown.
was the President, and Russell Hochkiss and Henry
Sherman, Secretaries. Ex.Gov. Charles Hawey, of
Stamford and ex-Gov Greene Hendrick of Water
bury were chosen Electors at large and S. ID. Sperry
Austin Baldwin, F. b. Loomis and Charles O. Bel
den District Electors. Great unanmity of feeling
existed.
STILL THEY CoME.-The Maysville Eagle, the only
old line Wing paper Of Kentucky has, after long de-
beration at last declared itself in favor of Fillmore
1t is widely circulated and powerful Journal
GREAT REACTION FOR FILLMoRE-There is the
greatest possible reaction taking place for Fillmore
throughout the Atlantic States. In Connecticut the
New Haven Journal says that no less than two hun
dred Democrats, heretofore for Buchanan, have sub
scribed to the Fillmore paper to be started in
Hartford and it is further intimated that the Demo-
cratic paper in Waterbury is about to declare for
Fillmore, and the New Haven Register (Buchanan)
says the Fillmore men are making formidable front
in that State, and forming clubs in every town.
1t seems to be becoming general opinion that
Fillmore will carry Connecticut as we'll as New York,
New jersey, and Massachusetts.