Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-14

a powerful influence, and was highly es-
teemed for talent and integrity. Subse-
quently he was elected for several success
i've years as the Peoples candidate, to the
Mayorality of Lancaster City, and always
by commanding majorities. No man in
the city or county of Lancaster yields a
more powerful influence than Christian Kief-
Ter. lie Is Buchanan's neighbor, and knows
hlm. Hence his support of one, whom.
to know well, IS to know favorably, and to
love. We learn (says the PENNSYLVANIA
that hundreds of the Old Line Whios of
Lancaster refuse to be marshalled under
the black banner Of Fremont and disuuion
They love the Constitution and the Union
too well to be identified with any such sec
tiona and heretical faction.
John O'Neill, one of the ablcst LAWYERS
in GAINESVILLE. Ohio, heretofore THOROUGH
Wing, has come out for Buchanan, taken
the stump in old Muskingum, and will be
accompanied by a large force of his old
whig companions and friends. He is well
known by the members of the bar and
bench throughout the State, and no ore
will deny his great talents, his sterling in
tegrlty, and his solid SENSE. lie is host
and the stampede is fast and furious all
over that section of the country. If this
thing continues much longer Ohio will not
leave anything of the black republicans
worth growing over.
A little county in Texas last year elected
aknow nothing to the Legislature He died
and his vacancy was filled the other dav bv
the election of good Democrat over the
strongest man the opposition could put in
the field, by a majority Of $50.
At the recent Democratic ratification
meeting held in Hartford, Conn, where
from five to six thousand persons were
present, who sent up lustv cheers for Bu-
ALBANIAN and Breckinrdge, three of the
principal speakers were Col. Hazard. late
Chairman of the Wing Central Committee.
Hon. Chas. Chapman, and Mayor Dunning
Old Line Wings. Col. H. said the only
course was TO act with the Democracy
against the opposing sectional f,ctions.-
Mr.. Chapman asked:
Why, sir, where shall / 90 under such
circumstances as these? Where can oo
and whore can every man who cares for
his country go? The Democratic party.
with its broad national principles, is the
only party that We can join and honestly
carry ont our views in a contest like this.
Here we are-some of us, certaiulv--and
think there are agreat many more through
out the country (Great Cheering.)
Here we will act il this struggle, if a
struggle it be; and to me the result does
not appear doubtful. But, whilst 1 shall
vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge, with
a strict regard to what | believe to be the
best interests of the country, there are two
things that Will not promise-Grst. will
not promise to make political speeches in
this campaign, aud second, will not prom
ise not to do so.
This speech elected nine hearty choe~s.
\ correspondent of the pit'sburs Past,
writing from Cleveland, Ohio, says:
Many of the hes! and most milueni,
Old Line Wings in this city will vot' Tor
Mr. Buchanan as the representative of ma
inna principles and opposed to sectional
,sm--men who think and believe that there
are at her interests at stake in this contes
that override the question Of negroisin;
and you may rely upon it, for every rene
gade Democrat that goes over to the re-
pubicars in this part of Ohio. ten OH Line
Wings will come over to Buchanan.
The following are the names OF some of
the prominent Old Line Wing lawyers in
Cincinnati who support Mr.. Buchanan for
the Presidency. 1t is quite a Formidable
list as respects talent and responsibility.
and embraces tie very flower of the old
Clay and Webster organization:
Judge James, Judge NJ. H. Tildcn, Judge
Satin, Chas Anderson, Esq, j. Baes.
Esq, n. LongworIh, Esq, Thos. Nesmi:h,
Esq, V. Worthington. Esq. Talbot Jones.
Esq, Judge T NJ Key, Judge VIM John
son, Hon III + Spencer, Alex Johnson,
Esq. a a Sullivan. Esq, p Malon, Esq,