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GEoRo1A.-The Georgia Union says: We believe
we approximate very near the truth when Nc gise
It candid opinion that fully 1000 cid iine
Wings in Georgia will vote for the nominees o. tue
National Democratic party. "
GorNG, GorEG.s GoSE-The Gloucester Massj
Telegraph, which has been supporting Fillmore, mas
lowered its flag, and run up the colors OF Fremont
and Dayton This is the last of the Fillmore organs
in Massachusetts
At recent special election held in Lee Co., Iowa,
for the purpose of filling vacancies in the Legsla
ture, the entire democratic ticket was elected by
large majorities.
The Madison (Wisconsin) Argus claims 5000 ma.
jority for Buchanan in that State.
Hon. John Bacon of Michigan, late an active and
influential Wing leader, has come out for Buchanan,
and become President of Keystone Club
The Press and Republican. an influential Wing
paper, in Seneca county, N. Y, has come out for
Buchanan.
A letter from Washington county, Ohio, to the
Boston Post says
The work goes bravely on Our prospects are
good in Ohio, and throughout the en- ire north west
The fanaticsms headed by Fillmore and Fremont
must be rebuked and scattered to the four winds"
The Louisville Democrat sta es that the Summer.
vile Democrat Evansville Journal. jackson Watch
man and Paris Sentinel, all old line Wing papers in
Tennessee, are out for Buchanan and Breckenridge
The more we look at it, says the Union Democrat,
the ridiculous it seems-ths running OF John
=. Fremont against James Buchanan!
The Newark (Ohio) Tines an able Wing paper,
which supported Hindoois,n in the election last fall
has come out for the Democracy and placed the
m IF RurhuOan nd Rrar i,r Ire Mt the head
of its columns.
The Bowling Green (Ky.) Standard, formerly Wing
and Fillmore, has run up the flag of Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
letter from Sullivan, Sullivan country, Indiana,
to the Boston Post says
The enthusiasm for Buck and Brock in the
Hooser State is unparalleled in the history of the
Democratic party here. You may set it down as a
fixed fact that majority will be at least 3d. 900
some of Our more sanguine friends say $4,000 !"
letter to the Boston Post from New London,
Henry county, Iowa, says
" iowa is safe for Buck and Brock"
The Nashville Uenn.) Union says -" We hon.
estly believe, from present Indications, that Bucn-
anan will carry Tennessee by ten thousand majority
The Democratic papers Of Indiana talk of carry.
ing their State for Buchanan by 90 900 majority.
A letter to the Boston Post from Wisconsin sa, s !:
" We shall carry this State for Buchanan and Breck-
inrdge by about 10 900 minority"
Hon. r. S. Blackwell of Chicago, H. one of The
Scott electors for 1852, and Wing candidate for
Congress- at the las, election, has in let
ter to the editor Of the Rock Island Argus avowing
his determination to support the Democratic ticket
at the ensuing presidential election.
Hon. James Satin of Cincinnati, Scott eector
in 1852. has come out for Buchanan, making three
Of the Scott electors of Ohio who are now for the
Democracy.
Gen. James Wier. prominent Wing of Belmont
Co., Ohio, has come out for Buchanan; and the St
Clair sville Gazette says it knows Of others
Of the sort in that county, who have done the
same.
At great meeting Of the Democracy of Somerset
county, Maryland, last week, Hon John w. Chris.
field and Isaac ID. Jones, both, old line Wings and
former members of Congress, took the stand and
proclaimed their intention to support Buchanan aud
Breckenridge.
The Mount Vernon, Ohio, Banner states that
Elisha Whittlesey, we'll known for years
tive and influential Old line Wing, is for Buch-
anan and Breckenridge.