The daily union., 1852-09-05
KonoMo, (Indiana.) AUGUST rs. ls5

KoHoMo, (lndiana.) August is, 1852
cannot stand still with my folded and mouth
shut when hear men-men OF irrepIoachabe char.
acterslandered by the breed OF small politicians. who
have but little regard for rah and veracy and who are
the mouth pieces Of the whg party here The most foul
and ungenerous means used by them here for the
sake OF victory But allow say that this OF
things has only had tendency wake up the ukewam
among the democratic boys who will the energe
cay march to the field, and more manfuy bare their
breasts for the battle against their assaants Next Oc-
tober will tell good story for Indiana and in November
next We will answer the question asked by the wings.
who Franklin Pierce TO- That answer will be in thunder
tones. He is our President.
BMGHAMToN. (New York; August IL, 1852
Everything looks well here. The expectation of get.
ting up Scott excitement signaly disappointed Gun
powder and feathers are not the go this time.
AUBURN, New York; August 0, 1852
have the pleasure say that the democracy of this
State, and particularly this quarter. were never more
united than now.
JEFFERSON, Ashabua county, (O.) August 0, 1859.
As whiggery is under par here, whig members OF Con-
gress and whg papers blow all the horrors OF slavery
and the allies OF slavery into this quarter of whom Frank
I'm Pierce is the chief and greatest sinner have now
before me pamphlet purporting to have been copied
from the National Era OF June 17th franked home by
Mr. Wade, OF the Senate, by hundreds for distribution
HARTFORD, Conn, August 81, 1852.
have received the letters you enclosed sent 10 you
from Meriden and Derby They are in the right spirit,
and tell the same story which friends give from
other quarters. The whig nominating convention at
Hartford, tSate for eectors,) though vast efforts were
made to get full attendance, was slim affair for whg
gathering; very different from what they used TO
out in the Clay. Harris on and Taylor campaigns The
times certainly favor us everywhere In this city, the
Old Gibraltar OF whggery, our friends talk OF 500
ority for Pierce and King and the knowing ones think
we shall carry the State by 900 majority. The
whig State convention just assembled here refuse
to endorse the phig platform Of their party Bali.
more! They aud Scott to the skies, but do not say
word about the PLATFORM which the old federaiss here
say Greeley was right about when he said that "owls
and asses" concocted ii! The democratic State con-
ventol meets the 18th of next month Look out for
a good report from Connecticut
MANCHESTER. (Md..) August 30, 1852
1t may perhaps not be uninteresting TO you TO hear
that the cause of democracy progressing goousy in
this county Our gain the last gubernatoral election
will not be less than 300 votes and from what can
learn from other portions ofthe State. Maryland will go
for the democratic nominees with much certainty as
either New Hampshire or Virginia. s
WAvrLAKD, (lnd,) August 10, 1852.
The whole wing scheme has been over-done and is
failure There is not gunpowder excitement enough left
in this country TO again elect military chief, with
all the glory Of his achievements clustering fes,oons OF
grandeur around him. 1t is certainly no go here
HnLsBoRo', IN. Co. August 30, 1852.
We think here that the prospect for carrying this State
for Pierce and King is very encouraging
BRASpESBuRo. (Ky.,) August 10, 1852
Democracy is hourshng in Kentucky. The wings are
dormant; they effect rally Some OF the noisy
and over zeaous have done all in their nouar In crsa,a