The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-10
What our Correspondents write ms

ceived by US from FLORIDA, MAINLAND, ILL
HoIs, OHIo, PENNSYLVANIA, and IspIAsA.
A gentleman now in this city. of the high
est authority on the politics of TENNESSEE,
informs US that he entertains no doubt what
from all parts Of the Stat e, that il will go for
General SCoTT by an overwhelming majority.
General ScoTT will carry every New Eng
land State except New HAnpsHInE-and per
haps MAINE. We learn, however. rha, the
Democratic difficulties in the State last men
there is every reason to hope that the STATE will
go tor SCorT:
FLORIDA.
A letter from West Florida says:
"Great enthusiasm prevails anon got the Wings
in this portion Of the State. SCoTT will gc' the
tire Wing vote, and considerable acquisition from
the rank and file Of the Democracy. The boys who
were with ScoTT in the valley OF Mexic" are going
for him with rush, and are raiying all their
friends to his standard II the East does it's duty,
which | doubt not, the Wing ticket will triumph
sgnaily in this State"
MARYLAND.
A highly intelligent and we'll informed citizen
of Baltimore writes:
sour prospects in old Maryland most fiat
tering especially in this city and Baltimore coun!
ty, the stronghold of Locoiocoism in our S ate.
know, of my own personal knowledge, hundreds
Of heretofore decided Democrats in the city aud
county that openly out for the support OF ScoTr
| and GRAHAM. This Is extensively the Gaze with
| our Irish and German population"
Another writes from the interior of the State:
al feel very confident the vote of MARYLAND
| will be given to General ScorT.''
| Another, from Baltimore:
81 am much gratified at the glorious prospect be-
fore Our cause in old Maryland, and espe
cally in this Sodom Of Locofocoism, the city OF
Baltimore, is daily increasing in in.cr.s and in
numbers. II am not greatly deceived by the
elements that surround us, in November next we
shail be able to give mort satisfactory account OF
our statesInanship ard roll up powerful majority
! IN this State for ScorT and GRAHAM
ILLINOIS
A correspondent writes US from Quincy;
eve have bolters from ScoTr here, but fair
prospect Of large returns fur him from the Demo
cratic party"
| Another, from Chicago:
"There 10 a fair prospect that We will succeed in
| drawing to our support large portion OF the Ger
mans, which will enable US to carry the State fer
General SCOTT, and elect the Wing nominees for
State officers, and four if not FIVE Wing represen-
tatives. The most efiectual organization Of our
party is going on throughout the State, and it il
confidently believed that success will crown our
| Efforts
Another, from Olney:
There are a number of Democrats in this coun-
ty who will vote for Soorr and GRAHAM on Ne
r. ,npt
| hands of the Polk administration"
OHIO.
| correspondent writes from Somerset:
| "The Democratic majority in this county is usu-
ally $50 to $40. We believe we reduce it down
to 600 at the coming election. Glad to hear from
you at every turn"
! Another, from .Xenia:
al think can give you good report from
| Greene county next November. l feel certain
that we will give at least 900 majority for scoTT
in this county,
Another, writing from Nor,ralk. says:
''since last wrote to you, the changes in favor Of
ScorT have been very numerous-in fact, far be
yond any thing knew in 1870"
| Another, from North Gsorgeto,pn:
My opinion ia. that General Scorr will be elect
ed President. have put up 1920 as a bet, and
hope will gain it,
| Another, from Nortpalk:
''ln conclusion, am happy to inform you that
the prospects Of SCOTT in Ohio have materially i'm
proved within the last two weeks. There 10 not a
day pnsses but what We hear Of more or lcss Loco
focos declaring their intention Of voting for ScoTT
Such 10 the case in every township in the State
| We were fearful that the nomination OF HALs
would operate against US but such is not the case
in this region. HALE will draw five to one from
- Il ,ha-..
Another, from Ne,o Philadelphia:
General Scorr is gaining grounA. Aiany Dem
ocras will support him in spite of all tie sad they
can give them.'
Another, from Lima:
"Tne signs Of the times appear to &c right Al
though we live in the dark and benz : hted corner
Of Locofocoism Of the northwest part u Ono, we
have some whole soul Wings who determined
| to stand up manfully to the work until the Ole
Hero ia placed in command OF these United
States"
PENNSYLVANIA
A gentleman writing from tho inle ior of thi,
Sta te says:
81 have generally voted the Democratic ticket
although have never been party man. In order
TO serve. to the utmost, the party wnicu ] have es
poused from the must honest and correct uiosives
have contemplated a plan which, b,iieve, will
not be fruitess in the result. !, lie thls: ! nav,
| thought of addressing the voters OF my State
! in q brief, succinct, but comprehensive psmph!e
Of some four to five pages t. be printed both II
German and English, adapted 10 the iarnnrr, III,
| mechanic, the native aud adopted citizen, III,
Catholic and Protestant"
Another, from Hoiiidaysbmg:
"The Wings OF this county all aiiv, au'
working day and night
Another, from Holt,day sbug:
"There lisa good feeling prevailing in this county
and the prospect for an increased vote for ScoT,
very good We know large number u Demo
Gratis who will break their ties and JONI us.
Another, from Belsfonts, says:
"lndic tons at our court were encouraging; on
meeting was enthusiastic, while that OF our oppo
nents was cold and ifeless We now have a ou
organized and the work is going forth enthusiast
caIly."
Another, from WtIlsborough:
Our party have been gradually inc ressing il
this county, andsG encral ScoTr will receive NOR
votes here than ever given to any other Wing can
| didate."
| INDIANA.
A correspondent writes from Angoia: