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

You the managers Of that party drive
or lead the Germans TO the polls like cattle,
and when they have voted, yon treat them
with contempt II there is any benefit to be
bestowed, 1t is given to the Catholic irish,
who govern YOU and whom you are afraid Of
The election ia approaching. Heretofore
YOU have had the Germans in body, but
you will have them so no longer. The big
o,cd Catholic portion may anhore to you, but
the Protestant and free thinking Germans
are with you no longer; neither here in Bal
timore, nor elsewhere
The Northern and Western German papers
nearly all Of them, have LETT the so-callod
Democratic party. We have not much
money, but we have many friends, and as
far ms our energies and influence 60, we are
determined, It possible, To insure the defeat
Of the falsely so-called Democratic party In
the coming contest"
The Fulton City ,Ill) .aireriiser hereto
fore neutral paper, edited by a Democrat
has come ont IN support of Bissell and the
other Republican candidates, and announces
that hereafter j. will give its columns to
the cause Of Kansas aud Of Freedom"
The People Moving in Ercry Quarter
The nomination Of John G.. Fremont has
everywhere touched the great public heart,
and it Is impossible for us to publish reports
Of all meetings held to respond to the action
Of the Philadelphia Convention. Some OF
them, however, arc of So remarkable char
acter as to demand special mention. In
Cleveland, Ohio, last Saturday evening, the
people gathered To the number Of five thous-
aud, In the public square. William Sadc
Jr, presided, and made a very effective
speech. Hon. ID. X. Cartier, formerly
Democratic member Of Congress from the
Stark District, followed, and among other
good things said that for forty years had
Buchanan hoen in public life but at the rate
he had mbbed the true principles Of Demo-
crazy since hls conversion from Federalism,
10 would take him TO the aye of Methuseiuh
20 come mp 10 the standard of a true Demos
ocrat" Col. Lane, of Kansas, made a very
effective speech, and none the less effective
coming from one, who as an elcctor, gave
the vote Of Indiana for Franklin Pierce, an
act for which he prayed the forgiveness Of
Heaven. Three cheers were given for " our
Jessie the noble wife of Fremont, who had
ever been the wisest and best counsellor Of
her gallant husband
.Wchigan.-ln regard TO the prospects Of
the good cause in this State, the Chicago
Democratic Press receives highly encouug-
ing reports The pro~slayery fragment Of
the Democratic parly'is losing ground daily,
while the cause of genuine democracy Is
constantly receiving accesslons 10 It's forces.
A gentleman writing on business from
loncsyIlle, under date of the 10Th inst, says;
Election m,iers are exciting; the coun-
try IS awake ln this comfy we gave only
OBI Republican majority at tine last election
and this fan u will be $500. Michigan
wIll elect the Anu-Ncbrnska ticket by some
10000 majority, and we think We shall carry
every Congressional district IN the State
Everybody IS tor COL Fremont. 10 that
name is tower of strength. The n0mlua-
ton of Buchanan falls like dead weight
upon the Pro slavery party. Many promln-
ent Democrats are coming into our ranks
men who have been 30 the Senate and House
some who belonged TO the Democratic
State Corresponding Central Committee.
The Prai1es on tyre.-The nomination
of Fremont is received With the most decld-
ed enthusiasm at the West The newspa-
pers Of Michigan speak of salutes, bouhres
bell-ringing, Examinations and congratulate
" gatherings The peninsular State Is but
a reflection Of the satisfaction that prevails
all over the West.
Ohio.-Wc learn from a Cincinnati cor
respondent Of the Now York Evening Post
that the nominations of Fremont and Dayton
are well received in that city. All the Ger
man papers, excepting only the pokSfJeuHd,
support the ticket
a very large Fremont and Dayton ratf-
cation meeting was held IN Cincinnati on
Monday evening Among the speakers was
Judge St-no. German, and the only GOOD
stump orator OF tho Democratic prrjy rno
could speak Geunau "a wall as English. A
large 10y Of Germans marched IN proces-
SION and joined the meeting OF the Ger
man papers of Cincinnati, the Daiv Re
Publcrner and the Dniy H0iksjlaH sup
port Fremont and Dayton. The Hochicqrch
ter and the Humgahmg, weekly German
papers, with very urge circulation IN all
The Western States, also support the ticket.
The only German paper IN the city which
supports Buchanan is the Ioltstreurh. the
organ of the Catholics. Tie Importance Of
these facts will be understood when tits re-
membered that in past Presidential contests
the Germans have gone almost en- masse for
the Democratic candidates
Young Mems Ratification Contention
The young men from OHIO, IN attendance
upon the Republican Convention, met after
The adjournment Of that body and agreed 10
hold four great mass meetings of the Re.
publican youth Of Ohio, during the campaign.
The first Convention will be held at Inc
city of Dayton, in July the others are de-.
signed TO follow ~ rapid succession in Free
port, GAINESVILLE and Masslllon.
A good example
.Ntlg Jersey.-A writer from Trenton. New
Jersey, IN letter dated June ODD. snys.-
The nomination Of Fremont and DAYTON
has had the most happy effect in this civ
The Fillmore men have acqulesced in II To a
man; and have seen and cOnyersed with A
large number Of Democrats who openly de-
clare their fixed determination to support the
Republican candidates The old-hne Wins
also are perfectly satisfied with the ticket
and Will be found among the foremost in the
fight. Those of the Republicans md their
allies who were most earnest for Mclean.
now confess that they were mistaken. and
that Fremont was the choice of the masses
while the nomination of DAYTON il all thai
could be asked for by the conservatives
From all psrls of the State, too, hear Glad
udngs Of great JOY
" The Patterson IN j. Guardian is
more honest thru most OF its Buchanan ron
temporarios. Speaking of the Republican
nominations, IL says: To disguise The fact
that 1t Is strong ticket now nominated
would be to deceive our friends"
The meeting held in Patterson, N J.. last
Tuesday evening, was addressed very efTac.
lively by Mr. Barr, mechanic from New
York. and IN defending the PHILADELPHIA plat.
form, he nooly defended the cause of the
hard-handed laborer Large numbers of
mechanics and worklng-man took part in the
proceedings, over which Major Smith, an old
Democrat, presided. The BUCCANEERS an.
dertook to break up the meeting but Got the
worst Of it.
very large assembly convened in Cbics
90 on tho 2lst, at only about twelve hours
notice, to Tatliy the nominations of Fremont
and Dayton, 1t is estimated That 10000 DER.
sons were present one-fourth Of whom were
Germans. Among the speakers were VIM
BlOss editor of the Democratic pr.s.. 81