Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-31
STILL THEY COME.
STRAIGHT OUTS.

The Carbondale (Pa.) Transcript changed
its Fillmore for the Fremont flag. West
moreland county, the Western Berks OF
Pennsylvania has repudiated the Cine innati
platform and candidates so generally that
the Fremont ticket is considered sure for a
handsome majority.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin says:
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT.-We had call
yesterday from Democrat, in one OF the
towns in this county, who has voted the
regular Democratic ticket for nineteen years
He goes enthusiastically for John c. Ere
mont for President. He has five brothers
in different parts of the State, all lifelong
Democrats, who also work for Fremont -
He remarked, that the enthusiasm in the
count try exceeds belief. The people are
awake. Every log cabin has its advocates
for the Peoples candidate, and their votes
ir November wi II show that their enthusiasm
is solid reality.
Mr.. Eames, of Maiden, Mass, was one of
the Committee appointed by the Convention
which nominated Mr.. Fillmore, to notify
him of his nomination. Mr. E. is now in
favor of Fremont, because he deems it i'm
possible that Mr.. Fillmore can be elected.
More accessions to Fremont are noted in
New York. At the Ratification Meeting at
Seneca Falls, Hon. Gee. Rathbun, the war
horse of Democracy in Cayuga, and Addison
II. Knox, late Democratic candidate for
Justice of the Supreme Court, made telling
speeches for Fremont.
The St. Lawrence, N. Y, Republican,
the old home organ of Silas Wright, has
shuffled off the sham democracy, and raised
the banner of Fremont end Dayton.
Hon. Thomas Barlow. of Madison county,
N. Y. formerly an able Democratic State
Senator; has declared. for Fremont. His
letter appears in the Syracuse Journal.
The Buffalo Republic states that the
Democratic called meetings of the Third
Ward came very near organizing On Satur-
day evening in obedience to the announce
ment, and adds:
When the attempt to organize, the gentle
man called to the chair refused to act, an
nouncng himself for Fremont. Two or
three other Democrats were called upon,
but with the same result-they were for
Fremont, and so the meeting adjourned
without doing anything. The Third Ward
is almost entirely out of Buchanan Slavery
men.
The Anglica (Alleghany Co. N. " Re-
porter, paper which has stood by the DEM
ocrati party for about twenty years, and
worked with zeal and ability for Democratic
candidates, has pulled down the flag of
Slavery and ran up the flag of Freedom
The Reporter put up the Cincinnati ticket,
but after comparing the two platforms, has
come to the wise conclusion to support the
Republican candidates.
So WE Go.-President Hall, of Denison
University, at Granville, an old and sub
stantial member Of the Democratic party,
has dissolved his connection with the au-
thors of the Kanzas iniquity, and boldly
comes out for Fremont and Dayton. We
welcome him among the hosts of freemen.
%. s. Journal.
HUKRAH FOR FREMoNT.-We hear of
quite number of our old Democratic neigh
bors, who emigrated to Indiana and other
places in the west, who are out for FIRE.
mont and Liberty. Among others, Jacob
Knoblock and Henry Kline, who went from
Canton to Indiana. Hon. JOSEPH CABLE,
formerly Democratic member of Congress
md editor of the Carroll Picayane, now re-
siding IN Paulding county, Ohio, has recent.
ly warmly espoused the Fremont cause -
So we go. The skies look brighter every
Ga75, as we progress in the campaign.-Can-
ton Rep.