Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-04

q 1.-The Republicans Of Auburn, N. Y.
the home Of Senator Seward, responded to
the nomination Of Col. Fremont, on Friday
night by firing n salute Of one hundred guns.
A Fremont Club was formed the same even
ing, embracing the foremost men Of the
city.
Ia Albany, on the evening Of the 9th, a
grand meeting, with music, fireworks and
salutes, was held 10 front Of the State House.
Mr. Howard of the Kansas Congressional
Commission, made a brief speech, 10 which
he ave utterance to the following remarka-
bic sentence assert that If all the tyr
amy inflicted upon our fOrctathers, by the
Kings Of Great Britain, were collected to-
gethcr md multiplied by ten, could bring
facts to prove that the poor settlers IN Kan
sas have suffered more than the whole Of
them m
Maine ~" From all we cen learn, thore
are many Democrats who will follow in the
course marked ont By Messrs llamlin and
Morrill,. This opposition to Mr.. Buchanan
comes from quarter where It was little ex-
pocted, and will tell with power against the
boosted supremacy Of the Democracy IN
this State"
So says the State Of Hune, strai,
Wing paper, which last election helped
Wells, Democrat
The Republicans Of Rockland Me-, had a
grand ratification meeting on Saturday eve
ming. The Gazette, (neutral) says "The
Philadelphia nominations seem to give ex-
cellent satisfaction TO the Republicans in this
vicinity and the ticket will receive from them
a hearty support.
At a recent lmpromptu netting in Portland,
+. o j. Smith, who has been a little crooked
in his political course, said
" You may think me uncertain IN my polit-
zeal career, but you can rely upon it that
am always certain 20 be on tho strongest side;
aud If I support John c. Fremont, which is
my present Intention, you can be assured that
he will occupy the White house after the 4th
of March next"
BANGoR, June 27.-A great ratification
meeting for Fremont and Dayton was held
here tonight.
it's estimated that over four thousand
people were in and around the hail.
The speeches and responses were very
enthusiastic. The meeting was addressed
by Hon. Hannibal tIamlin, Hon. Lot NJ, Nor
/ nll, and Noah Baker, E>q.
MILWAUKEE, June GA Fremon, ra,i-
fcaton meeting was held here last evening.
.r, ''''I - ~ r'' ,n, '''' 1'' MN
lne iNe"uIus '"J 'D".u'' "a l''i'o'e
the Fillmore and Fremont forces. It saws,
w. ,'ot "'''iou' Xxx 'i'' ul'on VI ''ie
honorable to all parties, and that Buck and
Brock whom the Locofocos think destined
20 "''" oyer 'le 1ovIsc 80 V7s'!' "'l oe
"'u"so'n''J Oea''n I'D u'e emu
frnHkpoh June 2i-Io the Editor Of The
LUIS 't ,,. .,' - o''''ns Gown IN lne
asen for President with tbe f,llow,ng ne.
suit: Fremont. 20; Buchanan, l6 Fill
more, 3.
Yours truly c. C., Jr
a vote fnr President was taken IN Boston.
Mass, on Saturday. among the first class of
the English High School. as follows: Ere
mont, 20; Fillmore, 3; Buchanan, /.
4 vots FIR presiic,, ,,.,s ,,t,, o, l., =
p NJ tro;p ON Tbnrs.Io,, f,or, NJ, ~
ovyeu with tho c,l'ov,,,,. ro,,,i, -,
10 Rncban,n o. FIi,o,o 4 ,naa.,Io5c
-, - - 1''1" w.
=, h. ci,g ,os,n,J,r '''1 , '''iu 'I,l Iool''
-. LII 81, u i5s
Ras,o, L,,r,,,J 5s,6 '''''''''''
''ys.o' y''. '''' Gun
re Sigy o. Lys Jor ffemoni.--Ihe corn
ana honr oealeIs' AZ theIr annual excursion
down me hurooi on ihursdny last, took
yole expressing 'neir PRESIDENTIAL prefer
''''''' r,o ''o 'U'' ''Oou ,e
FImoro
p.,h
lvbs.,i,nI ; 10 5,,., t;sro.. III ..,..i.r
o,;5e,,iy hoe -, c,nb o..t ""''
ga,ta, 3y,s '''''' 80 ''"'' '''''''
Another straw
THErFoRD, vi, June ., 1856.
To The Editor Of The Boston Journal
A ,neet,,,, ,,,ps coiloll.s, ,,.,,,,.,.,.e,,.
s,ndents If 7rbe,c,,d 49,. LIZ ~ 49,
m evnrsss ,toi- nroc,re,e g.. -,
ident or the Unitod S,o,es
Two aaos were dsolsyod -.,p,ohan.,
aud Breckenridge" and :. Frernon, md bav
present 40er rlonssn, T b., ,oInu 10 DE
discussion of tho nerits If Tho ,,o,' a,J ,l-
nlatf,rps , yota ,yss ,aLan ,,t,.h s 49, w
IN
Fretoont n
buchanan IA
The voters were from eigbt d,F.rs,,
States
Among other sentiments ofF,rod bv tho
Young gentlemen WINS --"Vhe initIaIs Of The
two dars: B. B.-Brooks the BuUv y u
Freedoms Dawn X
Fin,llv He L,y;,, ,-o a,,.;.-,. ,t.. on.
Rocb R,chs,an ma a. E F." vac o.I
Ioss,o. '0'''O'' ""'
~ So;.1 9t.o.J .,.
tho ,on,i,n.,,, oaJ -, un iiuI'a'lon OF
the nonular beort we ,non,ion 'p ho 5,,
f,oo, Cb,,Ie,,o,gn NJ n eaIioI ,id' ,auy
'O r o"" 1so'T p ~, H., oll'eG az Ine fhH
bron,,h, 49, $3.50 b','s ",'T WIS "eeS' anu
tbo nancs ~ !. Fran., W. '''In sl,s I,'s'eu
nrintod In lorrole,,o,g Z, 'on ~ Ie
oil from ibe,,, r,a u, w SG su5penu'
g., sa1 l- lo.J ''' '''e toP Vi her mousse
,hi' ,sbiIo sn, esoa''a .,'oIsi' 1t wan, wor'a
~ 'e' s''o meant '''u pannef Oh nee
u 5 ,"v",1 ya' ',o over ler house. ana so
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