The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-07-24
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

didate for the Presidency, Col. John c. p
mont. No candidates since jackson and +.
rison have inspired such enthusiasm amopos
masses. Indeed, the editors of the New Y.
Herald, and other experienced observers
political events, declare that the name Of F..
mont has awakened more genuine enthusia..
than were witnessed in 1910, or in any OIL
Presidential contest. The noble and som.
spring cause of Freedom is ftly represent.
by gallant and daring hero-a hero vet NJ.
honored in the pursuit of science than in &.
of arms. The combined effect of the gepe,.
cause, and its representative, is to electric 4.
people. Democrats and Wings, Natives" "A
foreigners, instantly throw down their ID,
and abandon their feuds, wherever the BAN.
of Fremont and Freedom is unfurled. H..
march over in platoons and companies, in r.,
ments and divisions, and join the choru, a
shouts for Free Speech, Free Kansas, Ere.
dom, and Fremont"
We are glad to perceive general tbon,s
not universal endorsement of the nom;na,;o,
for the Vice Presidency. Mr. Dayton has +,
some years been off the public stage. but tho.
are few men in the country more entitled to II
respect of the country, and the cordial supDo-I
of the Republican party, than that gentlen,
He was, during his Senatorial career, an a.
and untiinching opponent of the aggression,
Slavery, and the advocate of the Wilmot P.
viso. To high and unimpeachable char,
ter he adds the force of high order of tale,
which gave him commanding position in d.
Senate, at a time when Clay, Webster, and G.
houn, were of that body. We therefore cam,
imagine an objection to him, on the part of A.
man who prefers Freedom to Slavery.
We subjoin only few of the evidences
that rising tide of Freedom which in Move
Der is to sweep away the fortress of Slave
Massachusetts, is becoming nearly unanimn,
for Fremont and Dayton. The strength :
Gushing Pierce Democracy in that State Ia,
never been formidable. Old Whigery is 70
longer worth speaking of; and as for the RI.
it is sufficient to say that Governor Gardp-,
will give his influence to the Republicans.
The Philadelphia Ledger says it is rumorqd
that the friends of Mr.. Fillmore and of Mr.. F,s
mont, in that State, intend to put forth each sr
electoral ticket, but that the same names viii
be on both tickets, and that it will be so arrapgal
that the tickets cast by the friends of the two
candidates will be known one from the other
Whichever ticket has the most votes will recen,
the electoral vote of the whole. This, it is er
pected, will unite all the opposition against
Buchanan, and secure the State to Freedom
The BUCCANEERS of New York are sadly in wa.
Of an organ. The Mirror learns that one is to ie
started Immediately, with capital of $4,000
L is to be penny sheet. Forney and Saunder,
lave a hand in it.
The Chicago Press of the 10th inst. SAYS:
Yesterday, nine brothers, by the name Of
Ievenwey, met in this city by mutual agreement,
o proceed in company on visit to their aged
mother, living in st. Lawrence county, n. I.
The whole of them, from the commencement Of
manhood up to the present time, had been Dem
'crats, and voted the Democratic ticket. They
i've in different localities over a region of cOun
ry nearly 1000 miles in extent. On meeting
yesterday, and comparing notes, they found they
we're all for Fremont"
The Germans of Hartford, c., have organized
Fremont and Dayton Club. They are en;hs.
iastic for Freedom.
The Fremonters of that city are building
Rocky Mountain Hut 4" to see their friends in"
success to the hut. Freedom has always found
home in the mountains. Despotism cannot
i've among mountain huts.
The Cleveland TO- Herald says that the Fill.
nore ticket is out of the field in that State.
The Illion Independent, published in HerAi
her county, N. Y, has the following in regari
D political affairs in that section:
81 In Fairfield, the Administration can't Gld
Democrat to take charge Of the post office
it is in the hands Of a Republical
he Know Nothings in the town of Litchfea
urn their backs on Fillmore, and 90 it strong
Or Fremont"
Herkimer county has always been Demo
ratio stronghold.
no hioouy 1UufUUC utS bl dCCOuHJ Vi
lar Democratic Convention held on the 18th
lst. Itsays that the primary cause of this Con-
ention was the refusal of the old organ of the
arty 1.-THE Courier to run up the Cincinnati
Its editor desired TO submit the
uestion to regularly called County Conven'
on.
The Convention was attended BY full delega-
ons of the truest men in the county. The
uestion of endorsing Buchanan and the Gin
innati Platform was distinctly presented. After
iscussion, it pas unanimously resOtced by the
'onoention 10 repudiate both! They then re-
,lved to support FREEDOM and FREMONT!
The Northwestern Democrat, Minnesota, has
bandoned the "Border Rufian" party and
oes for Fremont and Dayton.
The Circleville (Ohio) Herald gives an &C
punt of a Buchanan meeting held in Washing
m village, at which an old citizen, Mr.. l.. ID.
Tillard, was called upon to make speech.
he request was complied with, and rousiHg
'eech ,oas made by him IN .farOr Of Fremont
Hon. Martin Grover, formerly Democratic
ember of Congress from New York, has taken
e stump for Fremont and Dayton. Hon. W.
:. Shankland, Supreme Court Judge for the 9Th
strict, leading Democrat in that State, pre-
ded at Fremont and Dayton ratification
Getting in Syracuse last week.
More Wholesale Changes.-The Pulaski, Os-
ego county, N. Y, Democrat hauls down Blu
lanan and hoists Fremont and Freedom colors.
The Carbondale Pa Transcript and the
auOh Chunk Pa Gazette, among number
Pennsylvania journals, drop Fillmore for Ere
ont. The Transcript says its reasons are pre-
sely those which the immortal bard puts into
g mouth of Brutus, one of the destrOyers OF
Q usurper, Caesar: Our country before our
general safety the State before
partial reform.