The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-23
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l, is amusing to converse with Repeo!i-
esns who hail from the interior OF our State
saa haze MOI read newspaper Tor seseFai
Gays, OF, it may be. have only seen tae false
representations CT the Bachapan press
~ eli, 2 they say, "PennsylssHia has gone
s&,me six Thousand. e.ss' No. sir, The ls,esi
sivieas reduce their maiasay 10 six aand-
red. "indeed, | am pleased 10 hesr,it; ba,
lie her. any hope OF our carrying II in No
semberss Nothing more cert.r. eir; FIRE.
mont ~ili get majority q over ten thae.
sand; thst you can rels upon "iics do
you make that oosl" lat, s,osn fbe manner
ous traads pefpetrate3 = the State cleo
ton; I'd, FROM the asy.sion in the Buchanan
ranks caused BY yuaning $ Fillmore tcksi;
and ID, f ON the heavy Quake vose noi
poiicd at the State electoa, and Shlea 70 q
man will be given tor Fremont "hns 90
you think tlese dsues can De guarded
against in the Presidential eissuoaA' NOT
altogether, sls, bat neasnrseiy; The oppof-
tnniiy will no, be 50 great ior then peTpe-
,ra,ioa and then. the Republicans hsang
forew srned, will be foreArmed against them.
"How 10 the running Of Fillmore ticket
calculated to give strength 70 the Repneh-
can cause7r From the fact that the large
majority OF Fillmoreites voted with the
BUCCANEERS at the recent State election; II
q separate ticket be formed, they vii! gen.
orally vote for it, with the exception Of the
North Americans, who are opposed TO
Slavery extension and regard that question
ss paramount 10 all others involved in the
present issue.
well, you will certainly admit that In
diana win 20 for Bachansn !" By no
means, sir. that was our impression before
the State election. but now we are con-
WINGED she will give al least fve thousand
for Fremont. sHow do you make that out -
Very plaialy, sir; and IRON the same reasons
that viii give Pennsylvania to the RePueli-
cans. aHave there been frauds committed
theres" Yen had better believe it, sir!-
Thousands Of votsp were coionizes from
Kentncky, The rich Irish erogae was al =
premium with the Baehaniers of Indians. -
"Did the Fillmore men generally unite
with the Buchaniersaa With few excep-
lions, altogether, as The returns from the
different counties will convince the most IN
credalous. aWill they not 30 Tor the
Bnchsniers at the Presidential election.--
By no means, sir; hundreds Of them have
90, their eyes opened by the cheat that has
been practieed upon them, while the re-
msinder viii support their own electoral
ticket. Well, is there Quaker vote In
Indiana, thinl you. thE, didnt attend the
polls al the State elsetions' We kaoan il,
sir. wsyne county is filled with Qaskersi
Richmond is tie seat Of their yearly meet
ings We were raised among that class q
people and We knoa inst except on impof'
tant occasions they never tisi, the polls -
As bo6y of christians they are anti-slsve'
~, and almost q an Individual will they
cast their votes for Fremont, they cars
nothing ior the aan, ], Is the principle III
represents that they regard, and II q
principle f,r which they have Always Con-
tended. Tes. sir, they viii vote III Ere
noni and ias.r vote alone viii BE- sasIcisn'
u tnrn the scale ia fsyor Of the champioa
Of freedom II il a clear case that ooif
Pennsylvania and Indiana via give ihe''
electoral votes to Fremont. and il they d.
not il viii be because sof8e greater fraud u
sprung upon the Repsblesn party than
nov dreamed Of; and II, with the wsrniae
ihey have received 81 ne subscriptions
means 10 which the BuebaH,eFs sra within:
10 resort 10 carry their measures. ths Ne
politicians permit themselves 70 be easatec
Why, then they deserye 70 Dc defeated.