The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-02-28

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low their example, while others have not as yet
openly declared In favor OF the Free otate move
ment.
The German vote throughout the United
States is a large one, and at the approaching
election will mostly be cast for the Republican
candidates. For the information of our readers,
we have prepared classified list of the most
important German papers throughout the Union,
which will be found pretty accurate. For the
political views of many of the papers We are
indebted to the StGats-Zeit,ltg of this city,
which, being a decided Hunker journal, is not
inclined to grant anything to the Republicans
to which they are not entitled.
In the following list, those in Roman are
Democratic-and, though many oppose the
Nebraska bill, favor in general Democratic
measures. Several, however, will be found on
the Republican side before the election. Those
in small capitals are Republican, while those
in italics Though mostly favoring Republican
ism) can be at present classed as neutrais:
Missouri.
Volksblatt, (St. Louis y Peoples Gazette.
Tageschronik, (St. Louis y Daily Chronicle.
ANzEIGER DEs WEsrENs, (St. Louis y West
ern Advertiser.
Demokrat, (St. Charles.)
- Illinois.
ZEIrUNG, (Belleville; y Gazette.
Illinois Banner, PEORIA
National Demokrat (Chicago.)
SrAArs-ZEIrUNG, (Chicago;) State Gazette.
Courier, (Quincy.)
JOURNAL, (Quincy.)
Io,cd.
SrAArs-ZEIrUNG, (Dubuque;) State Gazette.
DEMOCRAT, Davenport.)
Michigan.
Demokrat, (Detroit.)
JOURNAL, Detroit
ATLANTIS, (Detroit)
Ohio
Volksfreund, Cincinnati y Peoples Friend.
VoLKsBLATT, Cincinnati j Peoples Gazette.
REPUBLlKANER, Cincinnati y Republican.
HoCHwAECHrER, (Cincinnati;) High Watch
man.
Westbote, columbus j Western Messenger
Der Deutsche in Holmes, (Holmes;) German
in Holmes.
DER DmtscAe Correspondent, (Chillicothe J
German Correspondent.
WAEcHrER AM ERIE, Cleveland y ErieW stch.
man.
Germania, (Cleveland.)
Indiana.
Volksblatt, Indianapolis Peoples Gazette.
FREE PREssE, indianapolis y Free Press.
Kentucky.
Anzeiger, louisville; y Advertiser.
Pennsylvania.
Republikaner, (Pittsburg J Republican.
COURIER, (Pittsburgh.)
Demokrat, philadelphia
FREIE PREssE philadelphia J Free Press.
ADLER, (Reading j Eagle.
Teras.
SAN ANTONIO ZEITUNG, (San Antonio j Ga.
zette.
Maryland.
Deutscher Correspondent, baltimore y Ger
man Correspondent.
/ WICKER, baltimore; y Awaken.
South Carolina.
Deutsche Zetung, Charleston y German
Gazette.
louisiana
Stats Zeitung, New Orleans j State Ga,
zette.
Deutsche Zeitung, New Orleans J German
Gazette.
Virginia.
Anzeiger, (Richmond y Advertiser.
Neac York.
Stats Zeitung, New York J State Gazette
Nene zen, (NeW Ork j New Era.
Demokrat, New York
Kriminal-Zeitung, New York; Criminal
Gazette.
ABESD-ZEIrUNG, New York j Evening Ga
zette.
PIONEER, New York y Pioneer.
FREE BLAETrER, ALBANY j Free Gazette.
Onondaga Demokrat, (Syracuse.)
Demokrat and Weltbdrger, buffalo y Dem
ocrat and Cosmopolitan.
Besides the journals which we have enume-
rated, there are quite number of minor ones
throughout the United States, several in Penn
sylvania,) many of which have embraced the
Republican cause. Their influence, however,
is not very great. There are also some in Cali
fornia, concerning which we are ignorant.
Not counting these, we have in the free
States thirteen Democratic, seventeen openly
declared Republican, and six neutrals, mostly
favoring Republicanism. In the slave States,
there are six of the first, three of the second,
and three of the third. Total-nineteeH Dem
ocratic, twenty Republican, and nine neutral.
Taking those papers into consideration which
we have not enumerated, the proportion in
favor of the Republicans is probably still larger.
And, by the time that the Conventions of the
different parties shall have placed their candi-
dates before the public, many of the neutral
and Democratic journals will also embrace Re-