Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

Progress of the Peoples Cause.=FFes
mont and Dayton.
The cause of the People continues to move on
ward and forward in all directions.
The Southbridge Press says it hears almost
every day of men in that section of the county
renonncing their connection with the Buchaneer
party, and coming out for Fremont. In Dudley,
the friends of Fremont are wide awake, and are
preparing to give him large vote in the fall
The good old democratic town of Charlton prefers
to hold on to its Jefersonian democracy, and is
consequently going for Fremont, Liberty and
Union. Those who wish to get aboard the "fast
wagon, will do well to jump on soon.
Hon. M artin Grover formerly democratic mem
Der of Congress from New York, has taken the
stump for Fremont and Dayton. Hon. w. H.
Shankland, Supreme Court Judge for the 9th
District, leading democrat in that State, pre-.
sided at Fremont and Dayton ratification meet
ng in Syracuse last week.
MORE WHOLESALE CHANGES. The Pulaski,
0swego county, N. Y, Democrat hauls down Bu-
chanan and no lists Fremont and Freedom colors.
The Carbondale (Pa.) Transcript and the Maunch
Chunk (Pa.) Gazette, among number of Penn
The Transcript says its reasons are precisely
those which the immortal bard puts into the
mouth of Brutus, one of the destroyers of the
usurper Caesar Our country before our candi-
date--the general safety of the state before
partial reform.
Another democratic paper of New York is out
for FTemont-the Lewis county Republican, max
ing at least ihalf dozen Within week that have
deserted the false for the true democracy.
The Mercer (Pa) Wing says: During the
last week we have conversed with persons from
almost every section of the country, and from the
information we have received, we have no hesita-
ton in saying that Fremont will carry the county
by large majority. Among the opposition to
the prcsslavery Democracy, we hear of no dis
satisfaction at the nomination ;@ut on the other
hand we have heard of many Democrats who have
declared themselves for Fremont
The New York Herald makes list of all its
exchange papers with their past and present po-
htical attachmhnts. The results are thus stated;
6 In summing up, it appears that Mr.. Buchan-
an has los of these newspapers in his support
Of which ffty-ive in the North and fifty in the
South that ninety eight of these are old demo.
cratic papers, asd seven were formerly whig. For
Col. Fremont there are upon our list l22 papers
10 in the North, and only two in the South ;
that of the whole number seveniy-eight were
lately whlg, twelve democrats, fourteen know
nothing, and eighteen are independent papers.
For Fillmore, OF our exchanges there are FORTY
seven papers-forty-two originally whig, fouI
know nothing and one democratic-and of the
whole number, thirteen are in the North, against
thirty four in the South-the rump of the old de.
funct wing party in that section. We also give
list of the German press and their party Atm
tiles. When we consider that the German paper
were unanimously for Pierce in 1852, this list
presents very curious and remarkable feature
IN the revolution now going on in our national
politics,
The Fourth of July was celebrated at Prince
ton, Northern Illinois, by an assembly of from
10000 to $4,000 people, the greatest political
gathering ever known in Illinois outside of Chi.
cago, to ratify the nomination of Fremont and
Dayton. The principal speakers were Mr.. E
Peck of Chicago, Mr.. Knox of Rock Island, ant
Mr.. Cook of Getaway, democrats; and MIR. Lin
coin of Springfield, Wing. The Rev. Over
Lovejoy, Republican candidate for Congress from
that District, also spoke. The utmost enthusi
asm was manifested.
How IT is RECEIVED IN KANzAs.-The news
of the nomination of Col. Fremont, when receiv
ed in Kanzas, and perusal of the Philadelphia
Republican platform, set the whole free state
people wild with delight, and inspired every man
with new courage and hope that the day of de-
liverance fIom the reign of terror, and the gript
of the oppressor, was drawing nigh. Prayers &c
up nightly from thousands of women and chill
dren on the plains of Kanzas for the election o
Fremont. A strong faith inspires them that hi
will be the next President, and that the blacl
cloud of slavery viii be succeeded by the brigh
sun of freedom, peace, and prosperity.
An enthusiastic Fremont and Dayton ratifica
ton meeting was held at Topeka, Kanzas, en- the
2Sth ult Judge John Curtis, national demo
crat) formerly of Jackson county, Mo-, presided
and concluded a forcible speech by expressing
the belief that the words Gree Kanzas and Ere.
mont" will hereafter be inseparably connected
The meeting heartily endorsed the nomination Of
Fremont and Dayton, and approved the conduct
OF Gen. J. II. Lane Senator elect, and VIM. L.
Delahay, Representative elect, in opposing
Buchanan and the Cincinnati platform, and sup
porting the Republican nominations,
John B. Stitt, Esq, the administration post
master at Centeyile, Wayne county, Ind, ha
resigned his Office and enlisted under the Repub
lican banner. When the postmasters begin t.
forsake the party the game is about up.
Hon. Andrew J. Harlan, Pierce member O
Congress from the eleventh district, in indiana
two years ago, has declared himself for Fremon
and Dayton.
gentleman who has been travelling Wa
tells the following story
"He travelled for some time in company with
man who had formerly been with Col. Fremont
Bong asked by some man what were his poitica
views, he answered, / am an ont and out loco
q foco / know Fremont like a book he's bound I
be elected, because it's just his luck. He neye
undertook to do anything in his life that he di
not accomplish, and / shall help him one vote
but he don't need it-he'd be elected If nobod
voted for him. /"
The Manchester Democrat says:
only aiortnight has elapsed since the nomi
nsnon ot Fremont, and yet over one hundred am
Wy Fremont Clubs have been formed in thi
State, ana the work Of formation still goes brave
~ ana automatically on. The Buchanier
might as wei stand aside"
The friends Of Fremont and DAYTON in Roxbu
~ hayea ratification meeting at the CITY Hall mi
evening Addresses will be madeby Simon Brow,
OfcOncOrd, and c. r. Train, ESQ, of Framing
ham.
The Chicago Democratic Prem Of the 10th ina
says :-fosierday, nine brothers, BY the name
Leranwcy, met in this city, by mutual arrane,
mcnt, 10 proceed in company on visit 70 The
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