Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-16
Frsmontism in Canada British Hopes Of a
Dissolution Of Our Union.

ETSm0uLlsm IN Gauaoa btltlbu Aupes VI .
Dissolution Of Our Union
I'VE have had occasion 10 ailude several
times 10 the unalSguised solici'nie inonifested
in the organs Of aristocraey and monarchy III
the Old World IN behalf Of abe e eciion Of
Ere mont, and 10 give extracts from .iieir jptir
Hals showing thar They regard the Black Re
publican orgauizaiion as hostile 10 the main
tenaDee Of The federal Union. The same so
~liciiu:le and tie same view Of the Presidential
contest prevail among Queen Vlctoria's sub
iects in Canada. A gentleman OF intelligence
and respectnbllily. who resides IN Iowa, re.
Gently had OCCASION 10 pass through Upper
Canada, when aud where he had ample OPP
penuniiy 10 learn The wishes ann sentiments
which prevail in that portion Of the British
dommious. He has been kind enough 10 fur
nish us with the following memoranda, which
are worthy Of careful perusnl by all who look
with like horror upon monarchy md diSunion
ism - Washington Union.
In passing through Upper Canada last week
| had occasion 10 stop over one day altht Ctty
Hotel in LONDON. ! was not there long unit
| got into conyefsaiinn with seyerl gentleman
of ihAt place on the subject6f our election ~
the UHfled StnIeS. was MIRA little Sirpriseh
when | learned that nrarIy all OF them were
\ eni c enthusiastic f0r The election OF Fremont.
/ remarked 10 them my surprise at' their deen
interest IN our Pres identiul election. In an-
sSer, they stated that The result Of our e &C.
lion This fall was Of vital Importance 10 them,
ana that they we're not without their iHsuence
in HE States, also. "All!' said !, al is ri.
mored in The States that British gold is citcu
isling pretty ftee'y in HE Fremont cause :
'Yes," SAID they, "BtiliSli gold and Bti'isl
men, 100, viii liaYe more influence IN YOU
comirg election than you are aware OF, slr.'
"But,' said |, "the Buchnuan men say j
Fremont is elected, and uaderakes 10 car
~ out the dacttine Iaij down III his plat
form, it will work a dissolution Of tht
UHion.''
"Gooasena," cried several oil The sameiim,
WharS what we want; we have always ssn
Your mushroom repub ic never could s;e nd
you never can do anything as g nation ami
you adopt y limited monarchy Ike ours; yoi
Of the Nor,h mus. cut yourselves oil Iron
those cursed slave States or tire South and be
4 come nnneSed 10 Canado. Already The peo
ple of The NJ " Engfahd States are ripe for u
4 1,hey are wtalthy, andewanl titles OF nobility
and they mill have them. All sir" said they
81 orr Democracy is o perft CT farce" "Wrli,'
; saidI care you sHf Fremont men here2 r. "0h
yes, of cou'se,o said they. One man, how
ever, who lold me be was born IN Lowet Ca
NADIA, said he did wish the people in the STATE
could elect Buchanan, for he wanted 10 Sc
our republic succeed; but be feared thel
we're loo many inldenaes brought 10 be'
against him. Said he, "Sir, you have no ~
1 or the influences that are al work in yor
country 10 secure The election Of FREMONT
The people here look nfoh his election as cei
tain 10 dissolve Tile Union, hence they are
s enthusiastic for his success"