Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-14
The New Albany Ledyer sums up the
accessions to the Democratic party in the
following condensed manner:

Every mail-almost every newspaper
brings to us tidings of changes in favor of
Buchanan, Breckenridge, and Democracy.
We have already published the names of a
few who have come out in favor of the Tn
ION and the Constitution and of the only
candidates who can save them from immo-
lation- We now subjoln few more, to show
the current of popular sentiment in our ia
vor.
The following Old Line Wings of
Maryland-the very flower of that par
ty-have announced their intention to sup
port Buchanan and Brecknridge:
Hon. Thos c. Pratt; Hon. James Alfred
Pearcc. present L. S. Senator's
Hon. VIM. d. Merlick, formerly L. S.
Senator.
Capt. Richard I. Merrick, son of the
above
Hon Thos. F. Bowie, of Prnce Georges,
now in Congress.
Hon Reverdy Johnson, formerly T. S.
Senator, and Attorney General under Gen.
Taylor.
VIM r. Gather, President of State Sen
ate.
Hon. J. b. Ecceston, of Kent, one of the
Judges Of the Court of Appeals.
Hon. +. f. Chambers, formerly L. S.
Senator, and District Judge.
Hon. Isaac d. Jones of Somerset.
Hon. John w. Crisfeld, do.
Samuel Hambleton, Esq, of Talbot, for
merly State Senator.
Henry II. Goldsborough, Esq, lawyer of
Talbot
DE. Henry, Esq, of Dorchester, former
Wing candidate for Congress.
G.. w. p. Smith, Esq, editor of the Snow
Hill Shield.
Hon. VIM. Z. Goldsborough, former
State Senator and Wing candidate for Gov
crnor
r. W. Drickson, of Worcester, former
member of the Legislature.
Col. j. Wickes, of Chestcrtown, former
ly Deputy Attorney General for Cecil and
Kent.
Hon. Alex. Evans, of Cecil, former Rep.
resentative in Congress
George Earle, Esq, of Cecil
John A. J. CresweI, do
J. c. Morgan, of St. Mary's.
J.T. Dorsey, of Howard, former member
of the Legislature, and member of the Re
form Convention.
VIM II. Dorsey, of Baltimore. brother of
the above.
s. Teackle Wallace, of Baltimore, a
L., =
cr.
Thos. Yates Walsh, Of Baltimore, former
member of Congress.
VIM H. Gatchell, ESQ, lawyer of Bal
timorc.
Robert M. Magraw, Esq, of Bali
more. President of Susquehannah Rail
road
Thomas Donaldson, Esq, of Howard
county, former member of The Legislature,
and member Of the Convention which form
ed the present constitution of the State
John X. Lougwcll fist. Mary 5, former
member of the Legislature
Benedict |. Head, ofSt Mary's, prom
incnt Wing.
Thomas f. Goode, Esq, an Old Line
Wing, announces his intention of votin"
for Buchanan and Breckenridge. He SAYS:
During the days of the old Wing party,
claimed to be one Of its members; since
its dissolution, [ have prof,s sed no polite
al conversion. AS member Of that party,
however, | had never learned from those
who were lis leaders and the expounders of
its faith, that war upon foreigners and
Cothotics constituted any part of that faith
| have therefore, felt under no obligation to
join the latter day political saints, known as
the American party, in crusade against
both
Mr.. Goode winds off with the following
capital touch at lis Fillmore ticket brcth-
rcn:
Having expressed this determination, |
VI only say in conclusion, that. on the
score on consistency, shall always be hap
ply to compare notes with any Old Line
Wing who | my chalcc to find follow
inc the lead of Andrew Jackson Donelson.
The Peru (Ind) Sentinel says that d.
B. Coerick, Esq, of Fort Wa;ne. well
known to all the early settlers of the Wa
bash, as an ardent Old Line Clay Wing,
addressed large meeting in that place
few evenings since on the political topics
of the day, in viii IN he showed the des-
truclive and dangerous purposes OF the So
called republican party, and that 1t aimed
at nothing less than dissolution of the
Union lie demonstrated most clearly
that the Democratic party was the only
conservative party of the country, and
that the peace, prosperity, and perpetuity
Of our country and its institutions depend |
ed upon the success of that party in the
approaching contest, a consumation which !
he desired and for which he would labor. |
Thus it is all over tho country; good men
who love their constitution and revere the .
teachings Of its trainers, are rallying round
the Democratic standard bearers, as the /
only representatives of the Union in its en-
tirety They will not aid sectional des-
truclives in their hefarious purposes, or