The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-11

fho Niilsburg Gazette furnishes tie
following Intelligence from Pennsylvania
A friend 10 Butler county, ia thin
Suie.an "Oli line Why. writes us verJ
indigpanllY the stories seat 20 the Bu
chanan press Of this City, from that coun
~ Aller saying tha, the old line Whigi
og Buteg viii not support Buchanan, h'
adds
A great number Of iutellger, Dom
ocrais VIII not touch hinR had though
we could beat him5)0 goles in the coun
ty but / have just seen neighbor wh'
had been ALI over the county, and he as
uros me the majority win be from 700 &,
,oOo"
a. addition to tho Pennsylvania paper
before uotnd as supporting Fremont, w
have now al the names Of the opposition
papers in Erie, Mercer and Lawrence
counties, the Peoples journal. Potte
county; dgiialor, Tioga county; the tw,
papers published at Towanda, Bradford
county; the Republican Susquehani
county; the Wilkesbare Record, Luzefn,
county; Courier. Lebanon county, Re.
positorg, Chambcrspurg. Franklin coun-
~; York ddposats. Honding lon Journal
Philadelphia Free Press, (Gsrman; War
ron Maa. Venango Citizen and Waynes
burg Eagle, Green county.
Tie Cleafiiald Ratiscwaa, and the Mau
noh Chunk Glseiie, both take down Viii
mgro.s name and indicate their purpose
70 support Fremont We have now on
orr list some Sky papers 10 the State
thatay tho Fremont fig, aud every day
adds the number
Tho Carbondale (Luzernc Co, Pa
Transcript has hauled down the Fillmore
htg and run up that Of Fremont and Day
ton.
scAacn orr Guiprposrs. One Of the
Fremont delegates wrote home as fol-
lows;--''Wo tell them that the land Of
Old Ethan is good for 10000 majority
on any man the Convention will nomi.
nate, aud that there won't BE- Bic hanan
ulep enough left for guidcposls."
Avoie on tho cars coming east on the
Ohio and Pa X. r. on Monday last, re-
suited as follows: Fremont aud Dayton,
OB; Buch lnan 4.
The McKean (Pa.) Citizcn says that n
large enthusiastic ratification fremont
meeting was held in that county on Tues
day Of last week.
The President Of the meeting, one Of
the Vice Presidents and several promi-
nsat participants were Democrats
streightouts Hon. Martin Grover,
prominant Demooat Of New York address
sod the meeting aud the Chissn says,
We incline 70 Che opinion that large pro
poporton Of those who supported Pierce
viii now 10 for Fremont"
A gentleman writing. to tbs Clove-
land Hfral3, from Philadolphia, says:
"We have very large Fremont Cldb
representing the whole city Last night.
The I 2lh Ward took the initatory steps
towards forming Fremont Club, and
they were agreably surprised. Az the
hrst meeting nearly two hundred men
signed the constitution,
Three German papers in this city
have como out in favor Of Fremont,
aud almost all the entire German pop
ulasion arc out for him. The Germans
have Clubs iormedi In almost every Ward.
They call them the German Republican
Fremont Associations.
FoR FFEMoNr AND FREEnoM. - The
Hartford Connections Press says: Uhas
Parker, Esq. Of Meriden who was Que Of
the elect rs Of this State that voted for
Franklin Piercesn 1852, declares him.
self openly and unequivocally for Free
mont and Freedom. Mr. Parker is one
Of the most active, energetic, enterpri.
ne and intelligentmanuiactures in Con
necticut; man OF extensive and deser.
ed influence, aul respected by all who
know i'm.
TnE PREsIDENoY.-A vote was taken
on board s'eamor Momnon, plying be.
tween Boston and Bangor, on Monday
night, as follows; Fremont 81 Bieha nan
81, Fillmore /.