Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-06
OHIO.

form were adopted.
The National Democrat of Cleveland
promptly runs up the names of Brccken-
ridge and Lane, and reports the firing Of 100
guns over their nomination, in Cleveland,
after this wise:
"Sunday bad scarce departed-the last
stroke of IL had scarcely ceased its sound,
as it proclaimed that the Sabbath had end
ed, ere the booming thunder of over 100
guns commenced firing in the Park in hon
or of the nomination Of JOHN G. BRECK-
ENRIDGE and JOSEPH LANE, for
President and Vice President Of the United
States"
The Conneaut Reporter, Asbtabula Co.,
says:
"The Breckenridge Democracy of Gene
va fired salute in honor of the Seceders'
nominations last Monday. The handful of
Democrats in that pleasant little town are
chock full of enthusiasm"
The Ohio Statesman charges that
"Tho sum of$lO,Ooo is being raised in
Washington to get up an Electoral Ticket
for Breckenridge and Lane in Ohio"
The Newark Advocate, edited by Ex-
Auditor Morgan, is out hot and heavy
against Douglas. 1t is stated that Mr.. NJ.
is to be the chief editor of the new Breck-
enridge and Lane paper to bo started soon
in Cincinnati.
A Breckenridge and Lane paper is also
soon to be started at Dayton.
Portsmouth, June 90.
There was great ratification of the nom
ination of Breckenridge and Lane last
night at which the enthusiasm was tremen-
dous. A. R. Smiths address elected great
applause. He was followed by several 9TH
ers.
The National Democrat, of Cleveland,
gives notice Of Democratic mass meeting
a Columbus, to be held shortly to form an
electoral ticket for Breckenridge and Lane,
and to organize the Democracy for the fight
1t says:
"Letters from all parts Of Ohio are de-
manding such Convention, and we feel
authorized to state that call for it will be
issued in few days."
A Breckenridge and Lane demonstra-
tion was held in Wooster last week. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic. Spec
ches mere made by the most prominent
Democrats in Old Wayne.
A large and enthusiastic Breckenridge
and Lano demonstration was also made in
Mansfield last week. A new paper has
been established there to advocate their
election, and majority of the Democracy
appear TO be in their favor.
NEW YORK.
Oswego, June 80.
The National Democracy of this city are
firing 100 guns this morning in honor of
the nomination of Breckenridge and Lane.
Many of the most influential Democrats in
this city, and all the Government officials
join in the celebration.
Binghampton, June 27.
On the receipt here of tho news announc-
ing the nomination of Breckenridge and
Lane, salute of 100 guns was fred by the
National Democracy, accompanied by the
ringing of bells, lighting of bonfres, setting
of fireworks, and other demonstrations Of
rejoicing.
Albany, June 25.
The friends of Breckenridge and Lane in
this city are having Jubilee to night. l05
guns have been fred, one for every vote
Breckenridge received in the Convention.
The N. Y. journal of Commerce heads
towards Breckenridge. 1t has two reasons,
one that its proclivities are Southern, and
the other, that it does not sec where Doug
las is to get an electoral vote.
In New York City the Democracy are
about equally divided between Douglas and
Breckenridge.
Syracuse, July 8.
The Democratic Committee met here to-
day and issued a call for State Conven-
ton to nominate Presidential Electors
pledged 10 vote for Breckenridge and Lane.
Resolutions were adopted recognizing Breck
and Lane as the regular nominees of the
Democratic party, and plcdging themselves
to sustain them in the present campaign.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The following Democratic newspapers in
Massachusetts will support the Breckenridge
ticket:
"The Boston Post, Lowell Advertiser,
New Bedford Times, Greenfield Democrat,
Barnstable Patriot, Salem Advocate, Essex
county Democrat, Lawrence Sentinel, and
Pitsfeld Sum-"
PENNSYLVANIA.
In Pennsylvania the Breckenridge and
Douglas men are pretty equally divided
Senator Bigleris is marshaliug the Brecken-
ridge hosts, and the fight waxes hot and
fierce. The Breckenridge demonstrations
in different parts Of the State have been
large,--that held 10 Philadelphia on the
evening Of July 2, unexpectedly 50. The