Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-22
Proxre,. or the PeopIe,s Cause,

At a meeting OF the Americans of Taunton
held on Wednesday evening, for the purpose of
forming Fremont Club, it was voted that FIRE.
mont and Dayton be the candidates of the AmeIi-
can party of that town to be supported at the
coming election. This course was recommended
by H. B. Wheelright, who was delegate to the
Convention at New York which nominated john
ston for the Vice Presidency. The Americans of
Berkeley, in Bristol county, adopted the same
course some three weeks since.
At Bennington, Vt, last Saturday, the ami.
versary of the battle of Bennington, there was
an immense Fremont mass meeting in grove
near the village of North Bennington. Southern
Vermont and the adjoining counties of New
York, poured out their inhabitants by thousands
and the Troy Times says there must have been
aggregate gathering of twenty thousand
Hiland Hall was president Of the meeting, and
among the speakers were James B. Mexican of
Saratoga. Chauncey Schafer of New York, Mr..
Carroll of Troy, and Mr.. Lee of New York A
good story was told there by one of the speakers
"A man in New York purchased several pup
pies OF dealer, whose entire stock was labelled
Buchanan Pups Finding that they were of
very good breed, he went back in a few DAYS for
some more, and found them all marked Fremont
Pups Why, how is this = exclaimed he, that
these are now labelled Fremont When l was
here before, they were all marked Buchanan
oh said the dealer, with waggish leer, sthat
scas before their eyes acre opened, Sir The ap
plication is easily made.
The New Lexington perry Co., Ohio) Loco
motive asserts with great positiveness that Judge
Kennon supports and will vote for Fremont and
Dayton. Judge Kennon is one of the strongest
Of &1on -.
AL the gentlemen nominated on the Fillmore
State ticket in Ohio have declined.
The New Orleans Creole, speaking of The Iowa
election says: " Wherever the foreign vote, as
in Iowa, forms any considerable portion of the
Democratic strength there will be found deser
ton and defeat. The result in Iowa toreshadows
whatmay be expected in Illinois, Indiana, and
Michigan-indeed, in all the States. AS guide
to the action of the wayering, the vote now cast
IN this border State ifs of great Importance. 1t
reveals the condition of the Democracy. at the
NORTH
correspondent of the Dayton Journal, writ
ing from Indianapolis Indiana, says: 81 was
surprised to find so many of the fold liner sup
porting Fremont and Dayton. Among them is
John Brough, known in Ohio as the Scioto Ok
and one of tie most influential and eloquent
champions the Buckeye Democracy ever had.
The Republican candidate for Governor Judge
Morton, was formerly an Old Line Democrat
James Blake Of this city who was always supposed
to be Democrat dyed in the wool, is also active
ly laboring for Fremont and Dayton. The defec.
ton of such men shows not only the course Of
the wind, but the kind of gale that is blowing
In Hoosierdom."
The music is with us. the wailing rises from
the broad lands cursed with slavery The Bufa-
10 Evening Express states that at a meeting of
the German Song Societies, in Pittsburg, on
Saturday last, vote was taken whether they
would take Fremont or Buchanan. The result
was For Fremont 96; For Buchanan 2.
Hon. John L. Sling of Albany county,
formerly member of Congress and leading
American, comes out for Fremont in a lengthy
and able letter
The Washington correspondent of the N. Y
EUe'sing Post announces the following important
accessions to the Republican cause. The friends
Of Fillmore, seeing the hopelessness of his cleo
ton, are beginning to rank themselves either OF
the side of Fremont or Buchanan -
1.-TWO important accessions to the support.
ers of Fremont have just come to my knowl-
edge. Mr.. French Evans, the author of the
Philadelphia platform, on which Fillmore was
nominated, and warm advocate Of Fillmore,
has announced his purpose of taking the
stump in Pennsylvania in favor of Fremont.
He is an effective aud able speaker Louis
Fitzgerald rasistro, late translator in the State
Department, also friend Of Fillmore, and one
OF the best stump speakers IN MARYLAND dur
ing the Taylor campaign has resolved 10 en-.
ter the lists for Fremont M Tasistro is a
man OF extraordinary accomplishments, and is
capable OF doing great service to the Republi.
can cause"