The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-26
Signs of the Times.

| OrThe American party in Indiana have
formed an Electoral ticket. There are now
three ticketsin that State.
OrA vote ives taken OF the steamer
Wilson Small on her trip to Baltimore. on
Wednesday. which resulted as follows -
Fillmore. II; Buchanan, 7; neutral, 2.
O=The National Standard. published at
Salem N. j., on Wcdnesday'last hoistcd the
flag of the Union candidates, Fillmore and
Donclson.
MoRE AID.-Durng debate in the House
of Representatives, on Monday last. Hon.
George q. Dunn, of Indiana, declared his
intention to support Mr.. Fillmore.
GrAn enthusiastic Fillmore meeting was
held at Union, Boone county. Ky, OH Satur-
day. Eight thousand people were present.
one-half Of whom, it is confidently believed,
were Ladies'.
D5>SiX or eight Of the most conservative
democratic papers in South Carolina, have
repudiated F1eeseil "Buck" and run I'D the
Union banner. upon which is inscribed
Fillmore and Donelson.'' 49,
G1'The Ionia (AIichigan) Gazette, which
has up this time supported the candidates of
! The DesssesFacy, has hauled down the flag of
bui,nr al n c,,,,n, and nsr,, s"' '"''eu '''e
q
,s,,sn,,t;,.r -. - ovn, fars; re,
" w I."s. S.sP,cfts VI m ~, u - ~
New Fork city and give intheir adhesion to
S ~. A'o'e .S -
|. Title Milwaukic Daily Wisconsin, one
II tho oldesr'sifd most able presses in Wis.
consin, heretofore Democratic. is ont for Ere.
hnS sx,,;r.S f w., , w. SUI m'sco's''i journal
,"s iAPeo ,ei Whit VI S"Ppor'' IL was
p"p1T'' .l.... ss'f..,
aoTE.-A vote for President was taken
on board the steamboat kcnnebec, on her
passage up the river Delaware. the day be.
tore yesterday. with the following result
voters wsre ,,S,aa;..W %' fremont q Inc
pLJ"p.jt 's '"Il''
o p"'" '1''""s ''"""'
UrOne of the largest political meetings
ever held on Staten Island was convened
there on Saturday night last. Eloquent and
very effective speeches were made by Mr.
WORMS, OF Casllston. Mr.. Perrin, of Tcnncs
scs ana other prominent gentlemen. Great
enthusiasm prevailed for Fillmore and Doncl-
son.
NEW YORK. HnIGs FOR FILTMoRE.-AL-
hAHi' 'u'y st'--lhe wing State Commit
~, '",e 'a'ieu "a convention 70 DC held on the
Nh NJ: VI Aug NV 10 nominate delegates to the
y ,.: wing Convention to be held at
na''nn TO-, on the 81 edncsday of Septcm-
oc'. nc COMMITTEE passed resolutions re-
commencing W ~, wings 70 support MIR. Fillmore
'of TIC Presidency.
nJThc Central Gcoro;,n nnhl;Sbo1 ..
Sandersville, heretofore neutral. has raised
the Fillmore and Dnrlson f,,g and in d.
10, saws:
1--WE dread the consequences of the wild
and dangerous progressive policy enunciatcd
at Cincinnati. We are not for running t;lt
against nations and The rest of mankind to
carry out oui own peculiar views.
Henry A. WISE ON OLD BACuEJons - The
following occurs in a spcech delivered in Con.
gross some years ago by the present Excc,,.
tive Of Virginia:
81 never will vote knowinolv for pr.s;-
dent Of the United States. Mr.. Sneaker who
will appoint arnold bachelor to resnonsihk
office. Such a ont cannot choose but be nm
imhecilc-aris inerfie-a withered fig tree.
from which no fruit worth having can be
gathered or expected V
prsrn,.,s1,;,,-
dan, ~ H.. M..np So'''"P"n'
ornan on, e o ~. .e'eslaPn' DehCcratic
from ,bs R'c,nr v u,n.o', oi tne detection
fact ,ha, Mr' E,lo ana ana 'esl'cs 70 the
dcncy are better than those of the former
gentleman. The writer says:
''Whcn l hear solid conservative Demo-
Gratis speak against Mr. Buchanan's platform
or refuse to commit themselves to him, it
looks doubtful as to his carrying State
North OF Mason 4 Dixson's line"
Shall the South waste her vote on such
chance, and thereby give the election to Free
mont: Let us unite upon Fillmore, if we
would save the country. 1t is the only
chance.-Gr!6" american.
nrWe l.or, f,or, u,o cou. >. =.
a, tLe E;lnora .a,;s, Wv "'osa pap ,, ''a'
A,ion,a Goo.a;n ". -. ~, H ;e. ne'I !"
l., Harris 1, 4a .te n ~. '.'ns,, 'ol John
rt;rr;n,, sd p III" a,, D:"'os.a' 'nau M,,
more and Donelson.
The New Orleans Demschs letting, Ger
man paper, with the largest circulation in the
Southern States, goes for Fremont and Day
ton. The Louisville inseiner. German. had