The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-07-09


Of Oldham county, KY, has quit the Know No
thing party and announced his determination to
vote for Buchanan.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Penn
syiyanian, writing from Iowa says:
lust learned Of the nomination of Mr. Bu-
chanan, at Burlington, Iowa, about week after
il took place. The nomination is well received
in Iowa The universal opinion as far as could
learn, waa that he could carry the State. The
Wings are going for him strongly. l conversed
with many of the leading men in this State,
both before and after the nomination, and was
really amazed and gratifed to find that he had
so many warm friends in Iowa His nomina-
tion has impaired new vigor and life among the
Democrats and National Wings.
AWashingtOn correspondent of another Phil
adelphia paper remarks:
"The nomination of Fremont fell perfectly
and entirely dead-nay still-born-amOng a
large number of the opposition. The three
Washburns are grum and displeased Pcnning.
ton, of New Jersey, says it is an awful bitter
pill for him to swallow. Dunn, Of Indiana
openly denounces it. Edic, of Pennsylvania,
says that Buchanan viii carry the State by fifty
thousand and could, were it necessary, emu
merate plenty more of the same sort; but this
will give you an idea of the style Of things here
on the Black Republican or Niger worshippers'
side Of the house."
In late Louisville Courier we find the fol-
lowing:
"The Councils to whom we belong will please
take notice that we, the undersigned citizens Of
Built county, KY, members of the new Amer
icanor Know Nothing party, having long since
become satisfied that we were wrong in joining
your order, beg leave to inform you that we con
slider ourselves as no longer members Of said or
der and will consider ourselves as freemen once
more, and will use every exertion to promote
the interests of the party that has been and al
ways will be national
Signed by John w. Mcdaniel, and fourteen
others.
The Louisville Democrat contains the follow
ing card:
70 tbs President, Officers av1 Members Of Smith
la& Con,1cH Of the American Order in Lea
iagton CO., Ky: ".t
Take notice, that we Joined said Council, be-
lieving at the time that it was national, and that
it would rebound to the benefit of the cou ltry;
but finding that we are deceived, VIC rcnouncc
ourconnection with the same. ~e-
Not knowing when your council will meet
again, we take this method of giving you notice
of our intentions.
Signed by NJ. Mitchell, j. Price, and eleven
others.
NJ o- ,o-e ,. ~
1t is fact that three OF the Wing candidates
in this state for Governor since 194S are now
Jealous supporters of Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge, namsly Zina Pitcher, Townsend E. Gid
Icy and Stephen Vickery And tits further
fact, that the candidate for Governor of the whig
and free soil coalition in 1910 is also Jealous
supporter of Buchanan and Breckenridge, name
ly +. ]. Littlejohn. The cream of the old wings
throughout the State have joined themselves to
the party which carries the flag and keeps step
to the music Of the Union.--Detroa Free Press
The Providence (Rhode Island) Post Of late
date remarks:
OLD-LINE WHIGs.-Most of the more prom-
nent and influential of the Old-line Wings of
Rhode Island, we think we may safely say, will
vote for James Buchanan next November A
large number have already expressed their de-
termination to do so, and many others will join
with them when they have more certainly asccr-
tained that in no other way can their votes be
make to count against the miserable factions
which have absorbed the masses ofthe old Wing
party. Come what may, they will not unite
in support of either ofthc present sectionalsms.
They have stood heretofore upon broad nation
al platform, and they will stand upon such
platform in the approaching campaign, no mat
ter where they have to go in order to find it.
Eighteen old line whig papers have already
raised the flag of Buchanan and Breckenridge in
the United States
But we cannot copy more to day. We could
fill column after column of such encouraging
signs to the Democracy, did our space permit.
So rolls up the mighty column Of the great, the
noble and the good, which are to sweep the
horde of small-fry political traders and trick
sters, that are now using every means, honest
and dishonest, contemplate, mean and unholy,
to obtain power of the government that they
may revel in their Gratical, and reasonable
schemes We will refer to this at another
time.