Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
The Campaign. i
Extracts from Letters rreeiucdi in Washington.

orr friends the LocoS in this place within the last
week or ten days. They do not like the appear,
ance of the foreign vote One of the big guns Of
this place was overheard to say last evening, that
if the foreign vote was divided, (and he was afraid
| II would bel Pierce would be defeated suTeS The
| General himselflooks bad. He appears as II he
| had lost all his friends. / fear lie does not get
good reports from other States. -Four OF our peo-
pie returned yesterday, from the West, and they do
not any of them, bring favorable reports Tor Pierce
The Whigs say that Ohio will vote for Scott One
of our strong Locos heard to say yesterday that
at first he thought Pierce was sure to be elected,
but now, he considered it doubtful" a-sa,aa
| MASSACHUSETTS,, ~.
| Calls right in Massachusetts,, writes an OBJ
servant and reliable man, emo matter what MIR.
Webster does or omits to do --s-s- TO
| Observation-Disclosures is safe Indeed, since
the nomination of Hale and the Free Soil Electors
this State has never been in danger. a plurality
elects you know. We believe we shall carry Tie
State for Scott by 20,000.''
MARYLAND
| HAGERsrowx.-"W ashington county will do her
duty, and she may be set down ut not less than
| two hundred aud fifty majority -.
| FREDERIcK.--"The good old Wing cause Still
prospers. Every day adds to Gen. SCOTS pros
poets in Maryland. Many of our OLD aud influeh-
| tial citizens who have never taken an active part
in political Affairs, have come out Tor our gallant
| leaders, Scott and Graham. But this is not ALL
Many who have heretofore been with the Demo-
cratic party, have Iepudiated Pierce and king, and
| are using their efforts for Scott and the Union |
will 20 with us in November. But this is nothing,
they are scattered all the whole State, cspe-
cally among the sons of oil Ireland. Meetings
have been called for all the districts in the county
never knew the w higS 10 be more active and en-
thusiastic. Truly the days of 1910 have again
dawncd upon us. If every county i'll the State
will do as well as old Frederick, Maryland is safe
for 5 1000 majority have been in Washington
and Allegheny counties, and find the w hIgS as ac-
| tive rs they are here" H. .t. .-'
| VIRGINIA.
NoHFoLK.-"We are doing all can in tins
section of Virginia at least, and hope November
will witness Wing majority equal 10 that rece'v-
ed by Harrison. Wchayc had accessions enough
to believe that the Wig vote will be larger than
III 1873"
/ PoRrsMouTiI.-"Wc are cxerting all our encr-
gics for the cause OF our noble old General. Un-
| ion and harmony, with much enthusiasm, prGdon-
nate in our ranks. No traitorous dsaiection en-
lists with any of orr rank and Gle, and II Virginia
does not sustain Scott, the fault will not he with
MS here. In Norfolk city the fires of 'iO are be-
ginning to blaze, and will, from present indications
in short time, spread 10 flame that will be ire
SISiible.' t-. ~ 'aEt-
UAnrEn's FEnnY.-"I think our hope for this
old Democratic State Is more promising now than
at any period heretofore. The Wings are at work
here, aud we will secure 4 vote among the Ger
man population that we have never had before
The canvass wakes warmer, and the prospect
frightening every day." rg-.T -rs..a.. -r.-.
NORTH CAROLINA
RICHMOND CouNrY-"rhe Wings in this State
are all alive to the great importance oil united en-
crsy in the present campaign. We expect to car
~ the State for Scott and Graham. We hear oil
Democrats in every County who will vote with
u.s. .. .... .
WELpoS-"Not since the nomination of Scott
have had such confidence now. had two
letters last night from the mountains OF North Car
olina-one from Rutherlordton, saying we will
gain largely in that County, and that the whole
mountain is le awake have one from Ash
vii hat he WhirS will DOll tremendous
vote for Scott and Graham. received another
from Salisbury, saying all is RICH; the people VIII
vote for Scott aud Graham with 4 Vengeance
Scott and Graham will carry the State by large
majority" "H.r sa .a.. ..
ORANGE CouxrY.-"Wc confidently expect 10 re-
deem our State from the rcproach that now rests
upon her i'll November. Scott and Graham Will
certainly carry this State. There is spirit of en-
llusiasln cnkinded IN the great Wing party, !
think, will never grow cold until that great object
is accomplihsed-tle redemption OF North Carolina
from LocOfoco inlSrue.'
NonroLK-..l have convcrsed freely with many
persons from North Carolina, who do not doubt
the result IN that State. We shall carry it by from
1900 10 5000 majority, rely upon it. a
OHIO.
CLEvEI.Axp-'"rhings look well here, the State
having been thoroughly canrassed in the last SIN
weeks; there being ninety ultlcS and over foul
teen thousand school districts, every one OF whlcl
has been looked over; and am told by Judge IL
that Scott will have over 10000 Ill the popula
vote Scott came TO Cleveland last evening, and
had Il grand reception, and did himself much hon
ct. lie made a good impression on the people.
took 4 vote in the cars the other day, and iount
for Scott 80, Pierce 5, Hale 81.
CLEvEL,Sp.--"Ohio is going for Scott u Graham
marx MHt.'
H.Murox CouxrY.-''Thngs look well in tL
State. In this county local interests have been
until very recently, allowed to absorb and overrd,
the more important issues OF the contest. l thnR
from this out that we shall act more effectively 10
the great result than we have yet done. Ihcrt
are unqueSiionably many changes Ill the count!
from the Democrats TO the Scott interests
MUsKIxGuM CouNrY-'1 am happy to say tina
no apathy exists with regard TO the Presidential
election We are all up and doing what we can
aud, let county election result as 1t may, W.
zhaI roll MP II much larger ma jory for odd Chip.
| have but little doubt myself of the Wings carry
ing the State, and our friends generally are OF the
same opinion. My information from vaionS part
oil the State is Of the mos. encouraging CHARACTER
'rl. county OF Muskingum is we'll oIganized, an,
OH the Stil proxi,no we have grand rally, from
which we anticipate the most happy results"
INDIANA. .-.t
IvprAx.roLrs.-"Aiy letters from almost ever
County claim that good many Democrats Will vot
for Scott, though they will vote for Wright for Coy
ernor. The Wings working better and have
more confidence than they have had since lSi4.-
The Democracy, think, are not so active. There
is undoubtedly great dissatisfaction rs to Pierce
and | think many OF them will vote secretly 70
Scott" Hf ...'
EvAxsviI.LE-"The work goes on bravcly, ant
If there are as many converts to the truth in otEe
parts of the State rs here, Indiana will be redeem
ed" irr
CoxxERsvILLE.-''Thcrcw will be close and llar,
fight in Indiana; but if my life were the stake,
would lay it on our winning the fight"
EvANsvILLE.--.I feel sanguine that this STATE
will 20 for Scott and Graham. The popular cur
rent is setting strongly IN their favor. The distric
is better organized than have known il for years
The Wings sanguinc of carrying their candidate
for Congress- .'.a I..al.-.
INDIAxAroLIs.-'If Wright does not beat McCar
ty than 5000 votes, we Shall carry the STATE
for Scott, and do not believe he will do it. W.
hear of many who voted for Van Buren, in 1913, ant
many Deuncrats who will vote for Scott. that vii