Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-10-09
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rho whio skies everywhere are bright and
,-;,htouinr. Every day adds to 1.-The mighty
100 Of popular opinion, which is sweeping
u1,.r,r1p SCOTT on towards the Presidential
cboir. The editor of the Pittsburgh JOURNAL
who has been travelling extensively IN ohlo
and New York, speaks as follows In MS paper
of the 2ad, in regard to the prospects OF those
States
s.We loft Pittsburgh a few weeks since some
,y,b,, doubting the aspect of affairs in Ohio and
Naw YORK. With opportunities of observation
and conference with great numbers OF citizens
IF both those States, we have returned encour-
aged and hopeful, indeed confident of success.
We now believe both Ohio and New York are
safe for Scott and Graham. and we have at no
time doubted that we should carry Pennsylva-
MA" s= &c.. '.. ~"g.-rtEf ...
The, Baltimore American, of the 23d, than
which a more reliable paper is not published in
the United States, uses the following encoura-
ging language:
with regard to Maryland we may venture
to speak with some confidence. 1t is not to the
purpose to boast in advance, but we can, with
out hesitation, express the belief that this State
will give her vote to Gen. Scott by a ma ority
equal to that of l848."
A letter from Indiana, published in the Ma
tional L~nteuigencer, of the oath, speaks thus Of
the State elections for Governor, Congress and
State officers, soon to come off, and of their i'll
fuence upon the November struggle:
"Our Wing friends expect, with great conf
dence, to show their Wing bretheren of the
Union that, if they have not achieved Il complete
victory, they have captured many Of the posi-
tons now held by the adversary party, and SO
disabled and dispiri'ed him that in November
they will make 4 perfect rout of his legion"
The New Jersey Gazette alludes to the con-
test in that State in this wise:
SIT is very apparent that they (the Demo-
crats) are going to make but q feeble stand
against the resistless march of the great Wing
column. Let then the Wing forces advance
with renewed ardor and with resolution. Scott
leads the column! Forward !"
The Raleigh IN. c. Register, of the 22d,
speaks confidently North Carolina is safe for
SCOTT and GRAHAM: a
eve are, receiving cheering news from all
parts of the State. pablic discussions are
going on and mass mcetiags being held, which
Indicate that the old Wing spirit will be fully
aroused. We appeal 10 our friends, 10 push Gu
the columas y = y We appeal to the
Wing E ectorS and Assistant Electors through
out the State, to stand 10 their arms, and rally
the full Wing strength around the banner Of
Scott and Graham! Let US all uorh;, WORK,
WORK, up 10 the last moment OF the campaign
and the day will be ours! !"
A letter from Hartford to The New York
Times, States.
'"The evidence is as palpabIe as the neon day
sun. that the Scott and Graham fever is ~increas-
lag rapidly in that county. Clubs are being
formed, and the watch fires are burning as in
1916 and III. Look for a good report from
Old Connecticut in November next"
Tie news from Tennessee and Kentucky i,
of the most satisfactory description. 1t is as
certain as any undetermined even! can be, that
Scott will carry both of those States. The
Webster abortion in Massachusetts will not
.endangert the success of the ticket in that State.
We look upon Louisiana rs being us sure for
Scott and Graham as Vermont; and, whichever
way We turn our glance. the future seems full of
glorious promise.--Bee.