The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 8, 1856.

Il have been a Wing. as YOU know; but
cannot go off after niggersm or Know
Nothingism which have succeeded the dis
solution of that gallant cid party. 1t seems
to me that now no tailnd Of the Constitution
and thp Union can find a place where he will
fell at home except in the Democratic party.
| shall give myself up to the campaign with
ardor and with vigor.'
The Democratic ratification meeting in
Brown county, Ohio, was addressed by Han
son /. Plum, who has been hitheto one OF
the strongest and ab!est wings in that county
He goes for Buchanan. The Statesman adds
that in Columbus alone there are more than
n hundred of the same class Of partizans
who are now actively supporting the Demo
cratic ticket
Mr. Hubbard, editor of the Logan Gozette,
published at Rellefontine, Ohio. has hoisted
the Buchanan flag. The GozCtte has always
been an old lire whig paper. The editor,
however is nQTonG( man, and cannot shake
off the conviction that he will have 10 vote
for the only national man named for the
Presidency- the nominee of the Democratic
Convention. Mr. Hubbard SAYS there are at
county, who will vote for Buchanan lie
has seen and conversed with scores Of them
He says old Logan is sac for Buchanan
There is no use OF attempting to stop ;he
manifest will Of the people.
The Washington LTnion publishes letter
from Tie Maryland Wings, giving in their
adh,s on to the Democratic party
At the great Democratic ratification meet
ing he'd at Hartford, Connecticut, a short
time since, among the prominent speakers
was Mr.. Chapman, an o,d line whig. In the
course of his remarks he said:
"Whv, sir where shall | 90 under such
circumstances as these? Where can 90,
and where can every man who cares for his
country go? The Democratic PARTY, with its
broad national principles, is the Oh Y party
that we can join and honestly carry out our
views in a contest Ike this. Here we are
some If US ,'ertain V and think there are
many throughout the country. (Great ap-
p'ausc) Here we will act in This struggle
if it be struggle and to me the result
does not appear doubtful But, whist | shall
vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge with a
strict regard to what believe to be the best
lIIttitN VI 'lit NVOIlIN ). ttif tlc lNt lllIlGS
that | will not pronisc-frst, will not
promise to make political speeches in this
canl aign; second, | will not promise not
to do sV."
This speech elected nine hearty cheers.
We find the following gratifying state
ment in the Crawford Co. Qn.) Democrat:
There was large and enthusiastic raii-
cation meeting at Erie, Pennsylvania, last
Tuesday evening, composed exclusively OF
"old line wings" all gong for sold Buck
They allowed no others to participate in their
meeting, and resolved, for the first time in
their lives to support the Democratic noni-
nees for President and Vice President
Some cigh. hundred VI the nv;ghhnrs TO
"oId Buck" Of the same stamp. called on
him in procession the day he was nominated,
and pledged him their support. The same
feeling exists, and similar demonstrations
made over all the Commonwealth. Pennsvl-
vania is good for forty thousand majority for
old Buck"
These evidences Of the national characte er
of the Democratic party and the success
which awaits it in November are overwhelm
mo.