The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-12
BUCHANAN DESERTED.

srys:
"By the way. | have the names Of
over forty men who have been leading
Democrats in this county, who have
renowned the Cincinnati Platform
Buchanan, and whose best efforts are
pledged to the support of Free Kansas
and Fremont. Two or three have
been in the State Legislature, several
have been supervisors Of towns, and
all have been ing,inAuential dem.
ocrats."
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"Ion. David X. Carter, formerly
Democratic member of Congress from
the Stark District, is out for Fremont
and Dayton. He addressed the rati-
fcation meeting held in Cleveland Sat
urday evening, and was received with
hearty applause
c. J. Dickinson, late prominent
old line Democrat Of Hillsdalc county,
Michigan, addressed Fremont ratii-
cation meeting at Detroit on the 23d
ult.
The Newark IN. J.) Zeitung, Ger
man Democratic paper, and the Lam
singburg Democrat and Madison coun-
ty ReAector--both old line Pennsylva-
MIA Democracy-have dropped Buch-
anan and gone for Fremont.
The Daily Wisconsin Of Milwaukee,
one ofthe ablest Democratic papers in
the west, and one one of the most influ-
entail in Wisconsin, out for Fremont.
Mr.. Cramer the editor, says:
"WhIe taking this stand, we have
been the most panied from the con-
seriousness that we may differ from
many ofour old friends. We have, in
unison, supported Andrew Jackson
we have stood together unfalteringly
even in the trying days Of lS40--we
gave our labor and our influence in
order to carry the vote of Wisconsin
for Lewis Cass. We supported Frank
lin Pierce under the hope, which has
been most sadly blasted, that he would
be President of the whole country
But we feel that our consistency, our
honor and our duty, will not permit us
to give support to a continuance of
that dangerous administration. We
trust that we shall not sever from old
friends, for there are tens of thousands
of Democrats who gave their votes to
Franklin Pierce, who will now give
their votes to John G. Fremont. as the
best and truest Democrat, in life, char
actcr and principles. Of all the candi-
dates presented for the sutlrages ofthe
American people.
The st. Lawrence Republican. prin-
ted al Ogdensburg, New York, former
ly Soft Shell Democrat, has raised at
the head of its columns the names of
Fremont and Dayton.
DR.. Writer, Democratic member
of the Iowa Legislature from Scott
county, has declared himself Repub-
lican.
At a Fremont ratification meeting
at Patterson, New Jersey, Samuel
Smith, Esq, Democratic Mayor ofthe
city, and one Of the proprctors Of the
New Jersey locomotive works, presi-
ded.
A writer in the New York Times of
July ., says:
"An immense Fremont and Dayton
ratification meeting was held here this
evening. Asa Whitehead presided,
assisted by thirty Vice Presidents, one
half of whom were formerly Demo-
Gratis. Speeches were made by Hon.
T.. ID. Culver, of New York, F. d. Kim
ball, of Ohio, and others.
The German Fremont and Dayton
Club were in attendance in strong num-
bers, and were addressed by speakers
in their own language"
The Germans ofBoston had a pic mic
on Monday, June 90, at Newton Upper
Falls, attended by abont three thous-
and persons, They accepted an invi-
tation to attend the Fremont ratifica-
ton meeting by reclamation. 1t was
found that out of the whole company
all but about dozen go for Fremont
and Dayton.
A German Fremont Club was or
ganized in Columbus, Ohio, on Friday
night, June 81.
SIcNs-We see by new sign on the |
front ofthe building that the name of
Hessenhauer's Hall, the great head
quarters of the Germans in this CITY,