Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-07
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON,
OF NEW JERSEY.

PoLITIcAL-The New Bedford Daily Standard
speaks in strong and unequivocal terms against
all attempts to use the Redublican organization
for the reelection of Gov. Gardner. Not one
Republican paper in the State has yet given en-
enlargement to any attempt of this sort.
j. n, Harris, Esq, was elected, on Monday,
Mayor of New London, Ct, by majority of sew
enty-one over Mr. Lippit, the Buchanan candi-
date, the vote standing-for Harris sos, Lippit
436, scattering l, The New London Chronicle
says the vote is of the largest, if not the very
largest, ever given at their city elections. The
defeated candidate the best and most popular
nominee that could have been started by his par
ty, having held the Office for three years. and dis.
charged its duties to general satisfaction.
vote was taken on board steamer Acorn, by
aparty from South Reading, resulting as follows
Fremont 49, Fillmore To- Buchanan l3.
At picnic of the First Baptist Society of
Cambridge, at Pennington, Tuesday, vote for
President was taken, resulting as follows, viz:
Gentlemen-legal voters-Fremont SO. Buchanan
Z, Fillmore 7, undecided 4. vote taken by the
ladies resulted: Fremont 239, Fillmore 81, Blu
chanan 10.
The Buchananites of Manchester have lust put
out flag with the Union Jack down, and with
Maty'sir stars They will see stars enough in
November to satisfy them
The Amherst Gazette says that the Hon. Ed
ward Dickinson of Amherst, and most of the
straight Wings in the county of Hampshire go
for Fremont and Dayton
Hon William c. Bradley of Westminster, VT,
who has long been eminent as a lawyer, schol-
ar, and statesman. in Vermont, has cut loose
from the Democratic party, with which he had
always been connected, and joined in the peoples
movement for Fremont and Dayton.
Coon News FROM MIssoURI-In Missouri, in
the ST. Louis district, freedom has achieved sig.
nal triumph in the election of Francis P BLAIR,
Jr., to Congress. He is son of Francis P. Blair
of Maryland, who presided at the National Re-
publican Convention, at Pttsburg, and is an open,
upright and downright opponent of Border Ruff.
fanism and Slavery Extension. He is understood
to be in favor of the election of Fremont He
succeeds Mr.. Kennel Fillmore K. N of the
poorest sort. The successful candidate must be
cassed Republican, and thus the first FIRE.
mont victory is achieved in slave State. 1t is
also thought Old Bullion is elected Governor.
Iowa RIGHT.-The indications are that Iowa
is all right. The counties heard from all give
| Republican gain on the vote of 1854, when the
Republican majority in the State was about two
thousand 1t looks as though the Americans
had sustained defeat in Kentucky State which
was the most confidently relied upon by the Fill
moreites. If the Americans have lost Kentucky,
| it is doubtful whether Fillmore will receive the
vote of single southern State
MI n.
received in that city, from Rockford, Ill, town
of about four thousand inhabitants, contains the
| following paragraph -
| Politics is at high rage here-all one sided
| for Fremont don't think that is fair Buchan-
| an viii poll about twenty five votes here and
among that twenty five have counted myself"
American Council, No 1919, in walpoe. has
repudiated the action of the late State Convention
which endorsed the nomination of Fremont and
Johnston, and passed resolution declaring for
Fillmore and Donelson
The Fremonters OF Hartford met Saturday
afternoon with hammers and nails, and in fam.
hours put together mammoth building capable
OF holding two or three thousand men, and in
the evening they had it full and echoing to en-
thusiastic speeches and songs
bookseller in Chicago advertised the lives of
Fremont and Buchanan the other day Sales the
next two days were, Fremont 740, Buchanan TO-
The New York E0e'aiag Post states that the as
ISOLATION OF German Socialistc Turner's, about
four hundred in number, resolved, unanimously
on Saturday night to participate in the German
Republican ratification meeting, which is to be
held at the Tabernacle, on the 2lst inst
The St. Louis Republican has learned, from
a source that admits of no question, that imme.
diately after the August election Fremont
ticket is to be brought out in that State. The
An9eiger is to take the lead the Democrat is ex-
pected to follow, and the ticket will be supported
by all the Black Republicans in the State.