Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
FoR PRESiJEST:
JOHNC.FREMONT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
VIM. l.. DAYTON
OF NEW JERSEY
The Senator Question.

to elevate 4 favorite to the L. S. Senate
and that defeat, by a Legislature of hi:
own party 1t has caused excitement eve
~ where-some lamentation, but more
graduation.
As far as we have seen and heard-at
home and abroad-the Opposition are
all heartily glad of the result. Even those
who two years ago distrusted the reality
and permanency of Gen. CamerOn's alien
alton from the Free Trade aud Pro. Slave
ry Democracy, are satisfied from his two
years consistent opposition to those de-
structive isms, and cordially approve his
elevation. Every opposition paper in
Observation-Disclosures, American and
Wing, with some Independent and Neu-
tral-joiu in endorsing the election Of Gen.
Cameron as just, timely, and expedient.
The Philadelphia Daily Ne,rs-the ul-
ira Fillmore American organ, personally
uufriendly to Gen. Cameron-says:
..Yet we do not hesitate to say, that we are
~, '', " y" ~, - '"'
a. 'n o. ,''' ~
which we have felt sure would follow that
party which has elected lis candidate for the
Presidency by fraud, and which Is doing 50
much 10 demoralIze Us as people"
The Philadelphia Lndycr-the most able
and influential paper in Mr.. BuehpDau's
i"'e'es'-sayS
''Gen Cameron has great legislative expert
ence, and IN his hands the interests OF the
State will. no doubt he well sustained. Col.
rorney; would nave mae mae, sood rePresenia,
confidence of the party which is dominant IN
the State If not in the legislative convention.
hsve hem The ~, Sncces7f.,r rand, is,s Tha,,I'-
;n, members will have = h,rI q.coi,,It =. 80
rio with their noIi,,reI friends Their thrTu.-
nc,s,da her and ohr,,,,ions ,,,.,,.s
,he nnsi,inn ,r mr. beIoafoIa,p-e -
uncer,,i,,"
90
1ne Dan'iiie f'''''y'"'e'-i" - years
the leading, unswcrying Democratic paper
aeColl: ,,,,.,,
"ihlS e1cIiInS qneSnon-the choice OF
oehator-'s mus promptly p"' 10 rest i"r>e
trai years. MUch mas neeh sad about q la
the newspapers, and IN al Ioii;lcai cITc,o>,
IN ana out oi fehhsyI'ahia' cat We refrain
hsrnrs ~- 49,. - .'., .n,r5 ,',S .1 a%,
Gen. Cameron could have provence, hi- ri~o-
non, most certainty he wGH'a not nave nrfn
and the three Democrat. who voted tor Gen.
Cameron, will not now aifrct'hc result. Nlru-
Perallon' Iinoul oiHe'e.,oii may "ny 'e"1 10
pleasan, to the Democratic party, as th., mis-
managed Senatorial election.
The Harrisburg hcysfo"e-'he oas' DO
mocratle organ' and the RECIPIENT OF the
ohciai advertising Oh lresiceh' fief'e-
says:
n.u NV fu on ,ha .' @ " ,,s,,,,,
to his own business. He wanted to be eIec-
TED =. ,. Senator no nia',er VINO WAS pra''h'
,hsrs ;s mai anI ,bsre : = nnr,I in ,5Is
election. If men will only hide their une,lhe
people will call upon them, when they need
,"eir 10 ""s" o", 'L t, ~ ,n ,
,hi. rule is disregarded, defeat, disaster and
discontinue is sure to ioilow-'huS proving
is no, sIwavs to The swirl, nor nor ,be bauie 10 ,Ie
sirong.''
The Wilkes-Barr Times says this uni
on of the elements of opposition, augurs
we'll for the future. The defeat Of Mr.
Forney is "one Of the greatest moral and
political victories ever achieved in Penn
svlvania. 1t was fatal mistake in Mr.
Buchanan TO nominate any man. The
victory of Gen Cameron is comnlete with.
erinc-wortbv Cn.ar Nanoleon or
Washington We might make a hundred
similar ono,ations from Oppositiop naners
The Iamaqua Gd@effe-not a party pa
per-detends Messrs. Lebo aud Nagonsel-
Ter from all injurious impusatiOus, and
says their course will be sustained by the
great mass Of business men Of schuyIkill
county ", r.,n..-....,
" 80. l ' ~ I.
49, 49,: uha ,ta, oa'n.,, d.,,,'',,
-. n..,
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