The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
HOW THE WORK GOES on.

There is no deriving the fact that the
au>e OF the Republicans is daily gaming
round. States whirh were considered
io'.btful four weeks ago. are row sure tor
Frrmon, Nv a maj ,ritv Of thousands, As the
progresses, it i, developed that the
opposition to the pro-slaverv party IL more
powerful than We dared to hope. The WORK
Of consoida'in. the North upon the great
issues involved in his election, progresses
rapidly. Her. In Vermont the union Is per
feet and the opposition have melted like wax
before fire. Their late State Convention
AT Montpelier is represented as having been
perfectly harmonious. There isn't opposition
.nou N TO give spirit - the contest. Bat
from the Western and middle States every
mai! brings cheering Intelligence. The I'"oPfe
are everywhere aroused 1t is Vet too esriy to
predict with certainty the result of the can
vass. No Doubt il is still uncertain. But
every ,l.v lessons the chance, OF Bnrhanans
election ana increases that Of Fremont, so
that whatever might result if the election
were to take place to DAY, there is vet strong
orouui for belief tia: the Intervening time
TIL November will work immensely in favor
of the Peoples candidate. We iot down
some notes of the Clm,,aiga that the prog
ress OF tie cause NAV be seen
PtNNsYLvANIA-Acc Accounts from The Key
stone State are cheering. The only man
who ha> canned any there since the nulnlCa-
tiou.. is Fremont, aud he l. ".inln. trrnrnd-
ouslv The PENNSYLVANIA Correspondent Of
the New York Evening Post. saws:
Politically. ran hu: repeat the same old
story. Fremont is running far ahead of Blu
rhanan. TIE enthusiasm a>toni>h"s friend
and foe The news trcm Northern and West
err PENNSYLVANIA is particularly cheering
They expect to plant the Fremont flag on
the AIlt.haur> with thirty thousand MAORI
tv against Buchanan> eastern vote. Ere
mont Is d,i,v r.rriying accr>>ions from the
i)i' tt.hH ''''i i'''''''' ''''"N'
The Baltimore Patriot. an cd and staid
Southern Jouin.. s;ccu!,'cs upon the pros
poets o buchanan IN rrnu,. wanna:
Ifthe Prospect of carving PENNSYLVANIA
for Buchanan. WAS Doubtful from the bern
ming, his chance has become SfIl more drs
prrate bv the transfer Of the German vote t'
Fremont The Philadelphia Times. neutral
journal. raurion> IN rs avowa> and not likcl,
10 be- m>lrd estimates this loss to the Dem
orrafir party AT crrtai Nv not less than SIX OF
seven Thousand votes: AM remarks ini Their
that "r'r Democratic party viii. from III,
same raU>.. lose rs unrtIt an lnrItN ~
Texas and Missouri both Of which States vii
give. u,drr ,Ic>,. care um>t ancc>, a m- orItN
for Mr. Fillmore
Careful observers or .hn Signs Of IT,,
times" III that STATE, are OF the opinion. tha
Buclan IN will be beaten 10y no less than 80.
600 majority A> Pennsylvania is to he III
great tal,le ground in the Presidential ron
test. the progress Of events there will b
watched with intense interest bv all sec
tons of the country Things are looking
-,
we'll there now, AT any rate.
,~r,on5..n, :, pf;,,1.l,,b;, wr;.e,
"Frrmont> prospects IN this State grow
ins brighter every day. The chance i
,,,,l;.. o,,;,,;o, g., -. his nom;,,.;o, ;s tr,l
surprising. The D,i!v Times and Ever
mo Hu,ie;in. both Pm. ,,icl,,hia papers. an
IN. U.rril,ur, Exprcss. formerly a leaIin
Democratic paper. have recently d.ci.r,
themselves for Fremont and DAYTON"
.
H'sS"' III "t e"'''' u '"c ~ law"
Herald supports h,th buchanan and filim"r
. for the Presidency. He has been upon a
1,,,,. ,t., !,
t
near" an" 81"
I'VE nct y Great number Of persons trol
II al parts - TN | i.'ird >ta'r>. IN passing
: YER >..:nc five or >tXt .!'f'n' rM'r"tl> IN IT.
. west am! >''ilaN! AZ >''.""' "''''>' at
: n,,y, .or. ,..,,.,,.;.u ,t r,.uo,, TIA. 49,,
= nj, seen, v,id o, thr ,,i.,,rr question. "
= met but one SINGLE Fillmore man dnrns on
Y TRIP Oh Over '"t'|' h"h"''a 'h'''s'
n KENTUCKY y Fremont Electoral tl''
5 ct has been formed IN krn!urkv, which. II
Is LOUISVILLE '""'''"' says VIII get at 'e">' ~
f. W" votes some OF '"' '''"S' men IN u
J. S'a'e are III '''e "e'' 'o' I'e'''o"'.
In Williams College, ont of 223 >;udert
there are only seven supporters OF 3uc hama
The New York Herald SAYS
g I'VE r"r"'r" at th'> office sixty fiv" pn!i'