The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-19
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY IL, 1856
Signs Of the Canvass.

Signs Of the Canvass.
ILL1No1s.-A gentleman from Ogle coun-
ty says they intend to roll up 900 to 1000
majority for Fremont and Freedom, next
November, and we are inclined to think they
win do it.
WILL COUNTY" Old Will I" is good for
800 majority for the anti-Nebraska ticket
throughout, next fall In Frankfort and
other towns the Democrats are going en-
n'asse for Fremont, Bissell and Free Kansas.
True Democrat.
WIscoSsIN.-Judge c. NJ. Baker, of Wal
worth county, prominent member of the
party in Wisconsin for number of years,
supports Fremont and Dayton.
Hon. David Noggle and E. D. Holton of
this state addressed the Republicans of the
Ninth ward, New York city, on the eyen-
ing of the second. Mr.. Noggle has hith-
erto been prominent Democrat, but now
goes for Fremont and Decentralization
Journal.
IowA.-C. Ben Darwin, the prosecuting
attorney for Des Moines county, hitherto
acting with the Nebraska party, declines to
support James Buchanan and the issues put
forward by the Cincinnati Convention. He
is making Fremont speeches.
A DAMpER.-The Dubuque Republican
has an account ola Democratic meeting held
at Epworth, in Dubuque county, which con-
sisted of 156 voters. After it had been adj
dressed by the Nebraska candidates and
some questions asked them which they could
not answer, it was found that $50 of those
present were for Fremont, and six besides
the candidates, for Buchanan
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cameron of
Pennsylvania, one Of the first men in Penn
tsylvania, and long known as a leading De
mocrat in that state, opposes Buchanan and
supports Fremont.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Journal, an
able supporter of Fremont and Johnson, an
nounces that the whole party in Pennsylva-
mia are now united upon Fremont and Free
dom, and says 81" We now offer to our
friends abroad assurance that success awaits
US. Allegheny county will roll up such a
majority as was never cast for any ticket by
Allegheny county before" There will be
but one real opposition electoral ticket run
In Pennsylvania, and we have full confidence
that it will sweep the state.
Our Crawford friends speak encouraging
ly of the prospects Of Fremont and DAYTON
in that county. We have heard the ma
Ijority estimated at 1000. This will do.
Erie, we think, will go up to 2,OOO.-Erie
Gazette.
The Gazette says the domination of Ere
mont and Dayton made the Pro Slavery
folks look blank Their faces resembled a
cross between 4" the last of peatime" and
{" plate of cold yictgs,s.'
A gentleman writing to the Cleveland
Herald, from Philadelphia, says: ave have
very large Fremont Club, representing the
whole city. Last night the 18th Ward took
the initatory step towards the forming of a
Fremont Club, and they were agreeably sur
priscd. At the first meeting nearly two
hundred men signed the constitution. Three
German papers in this city have come out in
favor Of Fremont, and almost the entire
German population gre out for him. The
Germans have clubs formed Ia almost every
ward. They call them German Republican
Fremont Associations"
The Cincinnati Gazette says, in large
manufacturing establishment in that city,
employing sixty hands, fifty-eight of whom
are Germans, and two Americans, vote
was taken on the Presidential question,
which resulted as follows Fremont GO ::
Buchanan none.
The Dayton (Ohio,) Gazette says, at one
establishment in that city, where So hands
are employed, who last year We're nearly
equally divided in politics, the vote stands /:
Fremont so Buchanan ..
The ratification y meeting of the
Democracy on Thursday night, got up after
a weeks notice, was the most unmitigated
zzle known here since the first Cass meeting
in 1913. Nearly the same men were the
actors in both. Senator Sickles goes back
to New York with sorry tale.-Roch. Dem
A Boston man visiting at Weathersfeld
Ct, writes thus: During the week l have
been away from Boston, 1 have not yet
seen one man opposed to Fremont's nomi-
nation, and all have conyersed with state
their determination to do all they can to Sc
cure his election"
CALIFoRNIA.-Capt. R. Wagstaf, who has
just returned from California, where he has
spent several years, states that in his opn-
ion that state is infexibly certain to give
her electoral vote to John C. Fremont.
The American Council in Perry county,
Ohio, recently held meeting and resolved
to 60 for Fremont and Dayton. The Perry
County American, after "due reflection and
deliberation,;' has raised the Fremont flag.
The Sandusky Register states that Cha's
II. Botsford, Of Florence, late Auditor of
Erie county, elected on the Democratic tick
eft, who voted for Fierce in 1852, and always
heretofore a strong adherent of the Demo
cratic ticket, is now openly for John c. Ere
mont
The Springfield lMass.j Daily American,
which espoused the cause of the Fillmore
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