The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-27
NOTES on THE oAMpAIoN.

Washington correspondent Of the New York Daily
News writes;
"Al accounts from PennsylVania, Illinois and In
diana most cheerng-coud not be better-And IL
do not carry all those States by sweeping maores
friends are most grossly deceived"
Another Washington correspondent of the same paper
writes
ave have adgices from Illinois which settle the ques
ton in our favor One Of friends here to-day,
who says he will bet Illinois giving larger proper
onate majority for the democratic ticket than any state
in the Union. The Fremonters badly frightened
evidence of this we hear that letter was read
Woodstock, Vermont from Thaddeus Stevens, OF Penn
syyania in which he the certain defeat OF
the fusionsts in that State"
The ball is rolling on
One hundred and seventeen members of the Methodist
Church IN Pttsburg who in favor Of Fremont have
come out and repudiaed him. and denounced the black
republican party the ground that the leaders Of the
party aiding and absttng the violence and civil
which now nnhappily exist in Kansas
At Fremont meeting in Columbiana county, Ohio a
few evenings since the speaker declared himself in favor
OF the dissolution Of the Union something equivalent
thereto After the close OF the speech the chairman and
eleven Others and stated that they could longer
train with the republican party; henceforward they
should fight under the democratic banner.
The New York Daily Newa thus notices the extensive
preparations for the democratic meeting to be held
Poughkeepsie the LIST of October.
The various committees having in charge the arrange
ments for this monster meeting OF the democracy TO be
held Wednesday next October met In Poughkeepsie
Wednesday, and completed all their arrangements The
grounds selected and stands ordered to be erected
and food for the million provided for Parlors for the
guests from abroad also secured special railroad
for the conveyance of the speakers and all the
arrangements made for glorious day perfected All
who really desire to see what meeting let them
attend this"
The great democratic meeting at Easton, Pennsy
vana is thus noticed in elegraphic despatch from that
town:
The democrats of Northampton county had very
large torch-lght procession tonight Assembled first en-
Charles Carrgan, esq, Ex-Governor Biger of California
the Hon. Hendrick Wright, Anthony v. Hofer esq, OF
Washington city, and Others amid great enthusiasm The
Hon. James Kennedy presided
1t was the largest political assemblage had in
the county, and the enthusiasm unboundsd. Penn
sylvania is all alive.
John Davenport of Belmont county, has been nomina
ted for Congress in the St Cairvile district Ohio This
makes eight districts in which Fillmore men are running
congressional candidates. They have called conventions
in several other districts.
There is to be grand meeting of the democracy
of Central Iowa. at Muscane on the It'll of October the
day before the opening of the State fair.
Hon. Elijah Hse candidate at large for elector address
ed about 1--WE thousand persons in Lawrenceburg Ander-
son county, Kentucky, the 18th His every appoint
ment is mass meeting
quiet vote for the presidency taken BY the two
three hundred cadets few days ago which resulted
follows: For Fremont Z; for Fillmore 40 Buchanan all
the remainder This shows the opinion the young SOL
diers have of Colonel Fremont.