The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-04
Bell and Everett In the North.


Philadelphia.
The Constitutional Union party held very
large Mass meeting at Norristnwn on Thurs
day night and endorsed the nomination of
Bell and Everett. Speeches were made by
Hon. Henry NJ Fuller. W. P. Seymour, Il.
Z. Pe;hn and others. Afterwards the
&" Minute Men organized powerful Union
Association.
The Philadelphia Southern Monitor. says:-
Here in Pennsylvania and across the river
in jersey, three ont of five of the Rcpub
Leans viii frankly say tina, they would great
ly prefer Bell and Everett to Lincoln and
liamlin. if there was any prospect of electny
them. The prospect will b. made plain in
less than three days. We know if the cleo.
ton were to take place now. Lincoln might
carry both Pennsylvania ard New Jersey
but before November, men of a II factions and
parties will have time for observation and re-
lection"
ExGov. VIM. F. johnson. n prominent
Fremonler. in 1856, having repuda,ed the
platform and nominees of the Republican
party. is now supporting Tie Constitutional
Union ticket.
The order of the :. United Sons Of Amer.
lea, which has vote Of about 60 0C0 and
which last ia II voted with the Peoples Party.
has now endorsed Bell and Everett. York
county, which adjoins Maryland, will give
Bell and Everett. IT is estimated. 5000 votes.
In the town of Bradford, where fillmore
man was not TO be found in ST, six intlncn.
tial gentlemen have endorse Bell and Everett.
The Tyrone, (Pa.) Star which has been
suspended for some time reappears in the
arena of the press with the ,luslrious names
Of John Bell and Edward Everett.
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny county, the
Constitutional Union Party is max ing more
Roadway than even its most sanguine SUP.
pcrlers expected. Its numbers al daily aug
menting and it is safe to say that it now .eX.
cecds the vote polled for Fillmore by at least
five hundred. aud If the present division in
the Democratic party continues during the
campaign, viii. more than double the vote
Of 1856.
The correspondent of the Evening Journal
says:
There are now four Bell and Everett clubs
in successful operation in Ptlsburg and
vicinity. There are. also. a number more
about to be organized in the boroushs adjoin-
ing and throughout the county.
ALTOONA, Pa, july pa large and
enthusiastic Bill and Everett meeting was
held here last evening. DR.. William X.
Finley presided and Col W. P. Seymour and
+. Z. P,chcn addressed the meeting.
uoLLLDAY>WRG, Pa. July 26.-The Bell
aud Everett meeting held here list night was
the largest and most enthusiastic meeting
Since tho Taylor campaign. Col. Seymour
aud E. Z. Pechcn addressed the meeting.
PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-Last evening a
large and enthusiastic Bell and Everett meet.
ing was held at lIadlontirld, n j.. SIX miles
east Of Camden. The Minute Men of So of
this city, made extensive prepare atoms for
display. III the way f;lansparcncies, torches,
flags, &c, and, headed by Beck Band,
made an imposing display through the
streets before crossing at Vine street wharf
The party numbered over 1900 persons,
and the train which conveyed them to Had
donicd numbered fifteen cars, drawn by
one locomotive.
Addresses were made Ivy the president Mr..
Peyton Jacob Broom. don Henry NJ. Fuller,
john NJ. Jones. Of Camden, and Frederick
Grayson Of the Evening journal Of this city.
NEW JERsEY.-The Union men of Passaic
recently held a meeting and took steps to
form "A Bell and Everett Club. The hall was
crowded and great enthusiasm prevailed.
A Constitutional Union Club was organized
at Burlington. N. j. on the I'D. A cores.
pendent Of the Philadelphia Evening Jour.
nal says:
Without any formal notice it was sponta-
neous movement. participated in by Buchan.
an men. aud Fremont men Of 1856, and men
who have not been in the haiti Of voting at
all.
NEw YoRK. The Fredonia. IN. W
III IN !.
the names Of Bell aud Everett.
In the town Of Dunkirk where there are
two democratic, but no union paper, hum
drcd and SIXTY nam. 3 were ut once obtained
for u Bell and Everett Club.
MASSACHUSETTS. The Union Party is
making steady progress in the old Bay State.
and the prospect Of Bell and Everett Is most
encouraging.
The Anls q Bee, a violent Republican
Journal, says Of the do,ngs of the Union men.
=" Whatever else the Bell and Everett people
may or may not do, they continue to hold
meetings weekly at their head quarters. Sum-
mer street Speeches were made by James
w. Sever, Hon. Samuel II. Walker. Nj
MaughS of Kansas city, Mr.. Grinell of Mis-
souri,, and others. The highly rcspcc,ables
appeared 10 have good time"
There are three hundred and sixty.four
Constitutional Union Clubs organized III
Massachusetts and the cry is. still they come"
Onio.-There is formidable conservative
party in Ohio, which is just being aroused
~ octiOn.
On last Thursday evening, an immense
and enthusiastic Bell and Everett mass ihect-
ing was held at Cincinnati. A heavy shower
of rain caused an adjournment until the fol-
lowing evening. when the masses reassemh!cd
in great numbers. Effective addresses were
made by Hon. j. Scott Harrison Gen. Leslie
Coombs Hon. Lewis d. Campbell. and 9th.
ers and State Electoral Convention was
appointed to be held at Chlicothe on the
10th of August.
Hon. L. D. Campbell and Hon Oscar F.
Moore. recently leading Republicans, have
declared for Bell and Everett.
The Union and Times, at Portsmouth, o..
has come out for Bell and Everett and will
deal sturdy blows in the Campo: ign.
A Bell and Everett Congressional Cnnven.
ton will meet at Gainesville on the LIST of
September to nominate for the 18th District
Of Ohio.
At Mansfield, Ohio spirited Bell and
Everett Club has been formed under very fat
trIing auspices: aud another has been formed
at Chilcolhe.
INrIANA.-T There will be a Bell and Everett
electoral ticket in Indiana. prospectus
has been issued for a Bell and Everett organ
to be located at Terre. Haunt The Fillmore