The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-08-02
Signs of the Times.


lin Bonner and the ThibodcauS lHncrra both
Democrat papers. have abandoned buchanan
and come out for Fillmore.
n The Hon. VIM. c. Rivcs has takon the
stump. in Virginia, for Fillmore and Done,-
son. lie delivered stirring speech at Char
louisville, IA few days since.
n Mr.. Ganaway. the editor Of the Browns
vile (Tcni.) Journal. has abandoned the De-
mociatic party and declared his adhesion to
Fillmore and Don, l>on. So it spreads.
NEWSPAPER CuANGE.-TRENToN. n. J.
July 29-Thc State Gazette, a Fremont pa
per, has been purchased by G. W. Tollcs,
and will come out for Fillmore.
tLrTEc Augusta (Ga.) CHI oncle, says that
"cvcry thing tends to strengthen the convic-
lion that Fillmore will cary Georgia by a
sweeping majority.
~ The statement that VIM. r. Smith and
Judge Shotridgc. of Alabama, have aban-
donod the American party and joined the
Democrats appears to be incorrect, as are
many statements Of the same character.
A Washington letter says bets are run
ming high in Washington that Fillmore will
carry Virginia. The news which come III
from lIc Snuln SHOWS tIlaJ tIc TiIlhA Vi Du-
chanan are being everywhere broken"
The New York Commercial Advertiser of
Saturday evening contains an able letter from
OK Gov. Hunt, of New York. to the Hon. james
A. Hamilton. in which he declares his prefer
ence for MIR. Fillmore.
A vote in the office of the New York Times
Fremont organ) resulted as follows:
For Fillmore, 81; Buchanan and Fremont,
The mailing department went en- masse for
Fillmore.
A VOICE FROM ORR FREDERICK.-A gentle
man of the highest intelligence from Frederick
county, Maryland, informs us that the coun-
ty will give MIR. Fillmore at last 600 ma
iority. The Wings of Frederick, with few
exceptions, arc all for Fillmore.-Cl'ppcr.
NEWSPAPER CHANGr.-UT,cA, July 90
The Utica Daily Gazette (Dcmoclatic) and
the printing establis hmcnt connected there
with, was yesterday sold to tie fri, n,ls of Mr..
Fillmore. sundcrstoodth that the price paid
was about $4,000, Chas. j. Radford, Esq,
is to be the editor.
WIG MOVEMENT IN LorIsIANA.-Thc
was meeting of Old Line Wings at Baton
Rouge on the 18th inst, at which resolutions
were adopted in favor Of Mr.. Fillmore, and
the Hon. F. d. Conrad was appointed dele
gate to the Wing National Convention at
Baltimore.
CrThe New Orleans Bulletin SAYS "the
groundswcll of the people in favor Of Fillmore
all over the country is rendering his oppo-
ncnts frantic and desperate" 1t quotes the
expressions of some of the Democratic papers
and says that the language they employ lis
calculated to make the impression that they
are beside themselves, and going stark mad
D~Ihe idea is abroad that Pennsylvania
has invariably given her vote 10 Democracy:
such is not the case, as will be seen by the
following exhibited of her vote In 1910,
the vote for Van Buren, was l43 672.-IIar-
riSon l44.0l2. llarrison's ma ority. 34S.-
lS4S-Cass 1918. Taylor, 1856 lSS.-
Van Buren,. II POI. Ia, Tor S plurality over
Cass, l3,440. Taylor's majority oycI both
Cass and Van Buren,, 2,233.
ANOTHER SIGN IN THE SoUTH.-The pensa-
cola (Flordy) Gazette has just raised at its
masthead the nantt of Willard Fillmore, and
says it intends to do jealous battle in the
good cause. 1t has hitherto been neutral -
And thus progresses this great popular revo-
iutiol aodiHSI ColIupl Wy iltStlCS ana SELFISH
dcmagogues, and i'll behalf of the Constitution
and the Union Heaven speed the glorious
work.
UJThe Albany Statesman says There
is nothing more certain than that Buchanan
has not the shadow of a prospect in New York.
His case is hopeless in this State. History
does not furnish an instance where candidate
has gone down so suddenly as Buchanan. A
month ago, he was formidable; to- day he is
out Of the question. There is no human pow
er that can save h,m-and we have no idea
that any other power will lie excrted in his
favor.
The WoRKINGMEN FOR FILLNoRE.
large proportion of the workingmen of the
country, appear to be going for Fillmore
They cannot entrrta in the idea of voting for
any one who is in favor Of reducing their wa
ges TO the European standards; they cannot
keep their families for Jimmy" per day
the name now applied to dime or ten cent
piece and hence Buchanan finds little favor in
their eyes, The vote of the men employed in
the shops of the Railroad company in this
city, was taken on Wednesday last, with the
following result. Fillmore 43, Buchanan 81,
Fremont 2'-Dchpare Republican,.
TIE CAUSE IN VIRGINIA.-An esteemed
correspondent, writing to us from Winchester
Va, says:
The American vote throughout this Con.
gressonal district of Virginia will be largely
increased this Fall as the Old Line Wings,
who either held off at the Governors election
OF voted Tor Wise, arc now supporting Fill
more enthusiastically. / have no hesitation
in saying that if every other district of the
State does as well as my DISTRICT as Mr..
Faulkner vauntingly calls it, Fillmore will
carry the Old Dominion with flying colors.
The Hon. D. d. Barnard, of Alabany, late
Minister to the Court of Berlin, has also an
nounced his determination to support Mr.. Fill
more, in a letter to Mr. Hamilton, which We
find in the Albany Statesman.
jerome b. Baily, Esq, of Clinton county,
New York, who was delegate to the Phila-
dclphia Republican Convention, declares that
he will not support Fremont, and could not
without deserving tho American party. lie
is in favor of Fillmore. and will spare no ct.
fort to secure his election.
The American Orgon Gays: Our private
adviccs from New York are of the most encour-
aging character. A leading democrat of that
Stateinforms us that Filmore's majority there
will not be less than 10000"
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