The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-08-08

"of the candidates spoken Of on the Democrat,
ic side | conisss tina, should Perrer Gen Cas-
! tie j., ihink, more to be relied On than any 81
his competitors. During the trials Of the long
session Of the last Congress, he bore himself frn
~, consistently AMI palrictically He has quit,
a. much ability, quite a. much imness, and,
Ihias, much more honesty and sincerity than Bu
chanan."
ga cattle drover, who lives in Madison Co
Ohio, said few days since that be was for Full
norr, until he heard bin deliver his famous dis.
union speech in Albany. "Theu," said he, II
made up my mind that a man who could counsel
non submission on the part Of the South, in the
event CT the election Of FremOnl aud Dayton, OF
.sy other two men, was not the man Tor me."-
That speech will lose lis author thousands OF
votes.
Itr Congressman Dunn. Of Indiana, whose
ecceuiricllies have attracted considerable aiten.
ton, and who recently uvowed his purpose to
vo,o Cor Fillmore and Donel,on, has inst been uu.
animUu,ly refused a denomination by the Repub.
licau Convention in his district.
o. The editor OF paper in Schenectady, 10
describing the effects of squall u?on a canal
boat, say. ia wien the gale vas al its highest,
a. unfortunate cph Leelcd to arboari, aud the
captain and another cask Of whisEey rolled over,
boIrd.
I-I, is currrnlly reported, aud !. quite easy
to believe, that Col. Fremuut is constantly rcceiy.
ING applications for Office in case he shall be e,
lecied, from all parts of the South.
G"A Man OF Pluck, Sir, Man Of spirit
Tie asks no iavors irUm any one, Sir, not even
tom tho Presidcai Of the United States, Sir."-
on BRLioH oa PS,mORiia isis
IT There is a sircug feeling Of opposition iC
Beckiuridge in Kentucky, growing Oh, OF III,
trial Of Matt Ward, the murderer OF the schoo
master at Louisville. II will be remembered tina
Brrckinridge was one OF the distinguished coun
sel' who volunteered to quit his post q, Washing
ton to so aud screen the rich aud guilty assassin
IRON punishment.
A STUMBLING BLocK.-"Said an Old Wing" Il
a Buchanan man shining the venerable with pro
seytIzias inien,- "COn,erva,ve men are no
asked by Buchanan to vote for him as James lu
chanan, OF Oh Buck, but to yOle lOr the part,
whica nominated him, with all its principles, Il,
en,anslcmcnts, and its obligations He express
" sail tn the keystone Club, shat he was no
'i1.pIy JaMe' B~olaRaR, but the Represeniativ,
Of the great Democratic party | nm waig
Albany Journal!
NAuoNAL-The following is from the Ricl
mOnd enquirer, one Of the chief organs &C ih
l''na,iona" party, which is supporting Mr.. Buct
annn. Any body who disputes the soundness &
this i sectional"
"SumnCr and Summers friend. must b. punisl
ell aud sllcaced. Government, which cdnno, SUI
press such crimes as theirs has tailed Of lis pm
Pose. Either such wretches must be hung or pr
ir the Peni,entiay, or the South should prepare
once to quit the Union"
"PESSSyLvASIA IN DANGER THE Buchana
Inen at Washington are becoming alarmed for ii
consequences Of the vote ia the House again,
the TopcSa Till admitting Kansas as Fee Stat,
Toe correspondent of the New York Herald say
that tie signs are TIA, 5000 Democrats in ih;
State will support tie Topeka Bal.
&C. The Hon George R,thbun, formerly d.
linsuished member OF Congress from New Yorl
aud Democrat Of the siric;est sect, inadca rou
Ing Fre,noni speech at the Auburn ratification
meeting. Mr viele, a prOminen, Democrat
Troy, " Y, has also dcvldred fUr Fremont an
Dayton.
Z-The Herkimer County ~. W lndePe'
dent says there now appears to he bat one part
IN iha, Countrywide party Of Fre Ion end FU
,uoni. II elains 5000 majority. A Postmaster
one Of lac towns was inquired of lOm Washing
Iou as To toe prospects in hts neghhotho'd' II
wrote back that there was not Buchanan ma
In the Iowu--n0t even himself; and II he vi
turned out lcr saying 81, he had this saIslac,''a
tina, no one but FNcnonJ man could BE- apPoin
, I'd, as there 'rsrs no Oih'rs ia bs tom
rLEDsEp TO EXTEND SLAVERY MIR. Barksda
or Mss ia his fierce Democratic defamation q
Friday night, announcrd To- the House that he WI
au;hori.cJ to say. il Mr.. Buchanan was elect,
Pre.iden, he would rsfO ANY Sia cliei CSFgrc
a,gAt pas, contemplating he rcsiOrdtiOH Of d
Missouri C6nYroHsiss, or the principle which
rcosuizcd, We are glad To get such an sulhO
ua,iyr announcement tina, Buchanan is sold o,
To the Suu,h. -.... rrr
.t-Ts. Richmona Enou,rer thu, speaks
, B.cbanan
"he ne'e, gave vote against The la'sr's's SIS.
: main NJ. Ino.: srn.i,Ivc s,atbsrn heart"
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