Butte record., 1856-09-13
Signs OF the Times.

From the following extracts, it will be
seen that there are hosts of old line Wings
from various portions of the Union, who are
daily coming over to the support of Buch-
anan and Breckinridge. We could FIJI our
paper, day after day, with such extracts,
were it twice as large. The Missouri Re
publican has the following:
MlssoURI.--We, portion Of the consorya-
tive National Wings Of Lafayette county,
have seen with pleasure the communications
Of FELIX Hunton and John 7. Hughes, and
other old Wings, recommending TO onr old
friends of the Whig party, to support Bu-
ehanan and Breckinridge for President and
Wee President. In the present condition OF
our country, when sectional misrule threat.
ems the dissolution of our glorious Union
and the rights Of all the States unuer the
Constitution, we see no course for Uuion-
loving, National Conservative Wings to take,
but to vote with the National Democracy
and to give that as hearty support as ever
We gave our own glorious old Whig party.
which has been 50 shamefuliy deserted by
our old associates in politics.
Job Shelby, Robert n. Smith, j NJ Keith,
Dan. A. Veitch, Camilus Barnet, L. A Mac
iOstbs cpos L LiIllitis D. -. Jho lSs " @1HutT-
son, JOhu Pigoit, Curtis G. Wallace, D. C.
Relf, Robert B. Smith, W. ". Higgins, NJ.
Slaughter.
OHro--A late Democratic meeting in To-
lcdo, Ohio, was addressed by H. L. Hosmer.
formerly the editor of the old liue Wing pa
per, the Toledo Blade This makes the
third Nhig editor in Ohio that has declared
for Buchanan within a few days.
VrN Vba ell rro
diets that Tennessee will give the Democrat
ic candidate. ia November, majority of
not less than ten thousand votes. In Western
Tennessee, Colonel Yerger, late old line
Wing candidate for Congress in the Memphis
district, is out for Buchanan, and will take
the stump in his behalf.
KENTUccY In Marysyille, KY, the fol
lowing old line Whig lawyers have declared
their intention to vote for Buchanan and
Breckinridge Thomas Y Payne, John D.
Taylor, rhaddeus Campbell. John L.
Scott, Thomas B Stevenson, George W. Lee
mon, Squire Turner, Capt W T. Simms.
Francis +. Troutman and Maj Benjamin C.
Trapnall
NORTH CARoIINA.-The Raleigh Stand
ara says: Such men as ohm Kerr, Paul c.
Cameron, Walter l.. Steel, j. r. Logan,
Rawly Galloway, Horace L. Robards, j. C.
Whitson, and George Green, are substan-
TALLY with us in this contest with sectional
ism for the preservation Of the Union, and
their influence will be felt in August and
November Such men, soaring above Larty,
and looking to the COED of the country, an1
we honor them for it,
MICHIGAN "A late number of the Detroit
Free Press contains long and able COM
munication from s. C. Coffinberry. Esq
old-line Whig. of Michigan,
the reasons that will induce him
to vote for Buchanan and Breckenridge.
When soch old line Wings as Cof6nberry
come up to the support of the Democratic
nomi nees, there is no longer any doubt how
the contest will go in Michigan. We had the
pleasure of making one campaign in Michi
gan against fusion of the Wings and Abo-
litionists in 1919, and although those parties,
when united, had large majority over the
Democracy, the Democratic candidate for
Governor was elected by an overwhelming
The old line National Wings re-
pudated the fusion then, as they do Repub-
licanism now, and sustained the Democratic
Among thom was S. C. Coffin
berry, Esq. As the election resulted then,
SO will it result now. Michigan will be re-
deemed from the thraldom Of Know Nothing
Abolitionism