Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
oHIO-GooD AND TnuE.

Wetake the following extracts from letters re-
ceiyed from highly intelligent gentlemen in various
parts Of the State Of Ohio to a distinguished mem
Der Of the House Of Representatives. They afforc
poor consolation to the friends Of Gen. CAss, who
have been talking so largely about carrying Ohio
for him
"LAscAsrKR, (OHro,) JusS Is.
the nomination made by the Convention for Presidel
was the best for availability that could have been made
have no more doubt Of the Of the ticket in Obi
than have that she is Wing State. Many Democrats il
all parts Of the county coming out for old Rough ant
Ready meeting of the county central committee has al
ready been called, when will decide upon the time f
meeting"
In the above letter the writer many Of the Demo
Gratis who. to his personal knowledge, win 60 for ID
Buena Vista. n
Cannon, (OHIo) JUsE IA
$50 far have heard, old lacks nomination wasre
ceived in this county with perfect enthusiasm have
little doubt that General TArLoR will carry Ohio by ner
y or quite Harrison majority have not heard Wig
say since his nomination that he would vote for him, u
the other hand have heard several Democrats say te
would vote for him."
"WEsr JEFFERSON, MADISON COUNTY, JUNE Is.
81 prepared say that little Madison win do her dup
disappointed she may be. When the rolls round
will foot up her usual majority of 500 for Old lack AID
Whggery in general"
sLoSDos, MADISON COUNTY, JUNE IL.
"TArLoR stock is good in this county individually, ]
would have preferred ScoTT, but General TAYLOR my
second choice and will go for him with free good iH
If you with any Taylor documents songs send then
along. On Monday evening next meet to organize
Rough and Ready Club. Yours with hura for Old lack.
sMADIsox COUNTY, JuSE IL.
was never better pleased in my life than lean
that General TAYLOR nominated for President 60 fol
the man to defeat Glass; though he owned all the nggers
North America have been for Taylor from the beginning
and all the time and rough though he u.s. he is ready and
surenders Phe Democrats are desperately alarmed
they certain that Cass will be skunked they see til,
handwriting the wall, and acknowledge the corn Taylq
must and will get the vote of Ohio and of the Union"
The WING STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF OHIs
have issued an Address to the Wings of that State
earnestly commencing to their support Gen. TAY.
LoR and WILLARD FILLMORE for the offices Of Pre-.
sident and Vice President of the United States
which concludes with the following unanswerabls
argument:
"Who earnestly urged the holding Of National Con-
and prominent in that movement AT their State Convention
in January last they unanimously adopted resolution
mending National Convention. They sent their delegates
there and will any say that CONSTITUTED as that Con-
venon was the nomination had fallen upon the first choice
Of Ohio should have found fault with it The President
Of that Convention invariably voted against General Taylor
Gov Kent, Of Maine first nominated Gen. Taylor to the
Convention We have every believe that the pro-
ceedngs of the Convention fair and honorable and shall
we, solely because not successful in nominating
favorte, withdraw support from its nominees What
would we have thought Of such conduct the part of Gen.
Tayors friends, if he had not been nominated Let then
be just not only fellow Wings in other States but also
70 ourselves and in Ohio. The language Of the
Wing Central COMMITTEE of Ohio, year ago. abide the
time and the man." We have now say that the time is
come and the has been presented by the
of the Wings OF the Union.'