Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-18
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to pRlles are sOikeh, the ha,,l.o - With Il
dealiAl election, made 81 oas ~. o the Pa
tioas ~ gaihes mcps sohe, M "aose esp.s,
majosieY of his paiey. W. e." " Moss q \.
fes OR sssas.y - shss ,he, a.. q 's''dss
for easer'aisisk any expectation, =. = lssss
: On Surveying The bss.le..m..s ,as'e'as
and she marshalltd array Of The ,ss s.s selos J,
ces, we can ca!c4lite the chances speeti,e &.
not with certainty, it is tine y. s:etosr,
p'ans'ei',.y = out ranks. there ~, .' ~! SOM
visions of:our forces, upon which :, :. ss'sa
with much safety. Massachuss,,.. W. ean u,
ever faithful. we promise 10 Tho :. un, "a
sons have pledged themselves - cause; Il,
With proper exertion, with wei, ,?e Vaa
well-directed efforts we can c.,'r .,' y al
cut. Vermont. and Rhode. Island NSonaeeS.
land must give her great vote ia VIEW ,ss Eas,
cause. 'ae beus
!" Extending our view beyond Ii. -.
OF the Yankee states. we find am,no no i, s1oaaas
die states some certain allies of on. Tue MD.
in the South, and far Southwest W. sause nj
merate states. trusty and welI.d;.nov..sssa eng
claim, with all moral cettaio,v. ;. r ose
ware, New Jersey. Maryland, Nor,b1 ~, vsl'
Georgia, Louisiana; and Of the R;,s .. .
Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and f.; m' y
these with all the aid we can ,erd. .a0; VI
England, will not elect Mr.. Clay ~ Ny
I'VE can neither disguise from or,,.,
others the fact, that the states Of N, NJ. .
and Pennsylvania hold the balance o ., ,. .sff
Their great numerical strength will o,, puxa.
mos, sensible influence in fhe Ele,s'a 'Is .
leges; and, united, will be decisive If - we
suit. Fortunately for cur own ch,n,s we II
need but one Of those mighty votes II sss,,' "
and il New York will but adhere = - 's'sseu'
can spare Pennsylvania, with equanim,r ~
. New York, then. should BE- advised -.
what intense earnestnass we watch n, ~
ceedings of her politicians. Our friend. , r.
should remember the expectation, # WV i.
Wings, throughout the Union. The . ..,,..
up and puller-down" Of Presidents ,h,, ', "s
erful state contains ia its hands The imnea,.
desiinies of the Union. For our veal q, "a.
its decision is conclusive.
Accommodating lha position ~ n,u;..
there, and the conduct OF their leaders me ,s,i
with which both undertake The camua;yn. an
the motives of the contest, We are .eioiced N
think, that with the display Of proper eye,ta
the encouragement. of proper feelings and Au
monious action, we can achieve sa,isl,clu;
victory. West of Cayuga bridge, our mo-.
'pecis are most cheering; our ,rae.hear,d
Wings will rush to that confiue, in su6eiep,
numbers to deserve the proud epiiaph Of Ii,
Lacedemonians at Thermopyla-' PasserbE
go thou and tell Sparta, we have oteyed hi +
laws, and are here Our accounts proai.
greater rally there. than We have hslssss
eve. made.
. The interior Of the state affords " n
ground for encouragement. The fruslf,hf
labors Of our friends there, gladden. our nsa
We have been able to prevent cur oppupsas
from realizing, even by their immense els
tions, the harvest of their hopes. Though nj
absolutely discouraged, their anlicpadm
have lost their sanguine hue. Passing Vi
River counties, which will give wsjnly
against Us, our real so|ici,ude is for the ely d
New York. The canvass there may DO ca.
ried on with well-drecied animation; equal vi
the other sections Of the state equal9 Tho
memorable canvass u 1910. We fear, hover.
er. The contrary. We miss, among the leaders
Of the party, these old familiar names who's.
very sound was ooce herald Of siclory.'
And then the writer goes on to say 'ha'tl
attending properly to the city Of New Yas
visiting every ward and precinct, and "anls
iarizing every portion Of it TO the lnqaIslaw
politician" there is good hope that The cit!
may be carried for the Wings. and The thirty
six votes Of the state given TO Mr.. Clay.
But let Us see what ground the Boston j'r
nalist has for supposine that the other state
which he claims will give Wing vote. I'VE
claim" says he, /" with all moral certainly v
ours, Delaware, New Jersey, Mary land, Na'a
Carolina. Georgia, Louisiana" Now lhsa
are but two of these s,a,oe, to say tho sa@a'yl
and perhaps this is conceding too much, VINCE
the Wings can claim with " moral certainly,
New Jersey is very certain to vote AGAIN..
them; that state is scarcely less Nks! VI
choose democratic electors than New fisnr,
shire herself. North Carolina is a doouA.A
state, and In Georgia and Louisiana tue snss.
'ces are so much in our favor that all Oh, 'sg
cautious calculators claim them Posl''e'T! !"
our party. To talk of the success o. lOe "n,s
ticket in these states as moral ceI'aln'H""
talk very extravagantly. RI.
The Boston Courier claims the sla'es u "a =
diana, Tennessee, Kentucky. and onl0' ~
the same confidence. The truth. hoWese'' !,
that in only one Of those states, hen'ucan ,.s..
Mr.. Clay's chance be called. without slo's, n.
to truth. moral certainty. VI lenosss.. n.
Democrats have strong hopes; 10 'oO .;. ..,.
probability is strong thai The Democrats sa n,
tors will be chosen in Ohio, II Inc AuG. ova
lists adhere, as we think they VIII.
proper ticket, ihs success Of mo :. aonver,.
ticket is certain. We have Teeenus ,,.ysllias
ed with gentleman who has oesn ~ a' friends
in Ohio, and who assures US ina. ~. The
in that state are confident Of the 'lc'o.' h,ouoh
elec,ionering tour Of Cassins N. Gay :, 'n All,
that STATE, the design Of when W 70. ,sa,ivs,
The Aboli,ions,s to The support Of N's Inn has
was a failure. An Abolilionis's, y, n ~ -.
carefully observed his movements ' ~. R;uel
terday that he made two volels ~
where he made one for Clay. =, .,,ss
Even of the three New Eng'a%uo ch,,
which the Boston print claims ior y. 4 net
two only can be spoken Of as suolec, -, sl,,s;
al certainty. Connecticut is coOo ~ w. ost
the Wings themselves in that stale y v. iii