Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11

AZ eoEs THE KEy.sToNE STATE. 80 GOES
rnE Ur1oS.-Ths following IL an extract
Of 4 letter written BY > prominent ex-
member Of Congress, from Western PENN
~sylvspia, 70 = friend In Washington
THE fires OF 1870, are kindting up In
pennsylyani0. W. had yesterday, at
Monroe, q grand and enthusiastic
meeting and ~torchIigllt procession thence
10 unionsown Al night. A number OF
CAss men came out and declared them.
| selves for ScorT, while every TAYLOR
man IL ardently for him. Won may set
down The old keystone for SuoTr by at
least twenty thousand. HIs majority
must, from every present Indication, great
~ exceed that Of Gen. TAYLOR.
GAS Pennsylvania goes, 20 goes, and
no has gone every Presidential election.
And I should hot DO surprised IL the Dem.
ocratic candidates known hostility toriver
and harbor bills, and other internal i'm.
provements, should give ScoTT oil the
Northwestern, while his British free.trade
tendencies will secure ns the Middle and
manufacturing States. This will leave
him some sixty or seventy electoral votes.
Fortune fayors the bra ve,' seems to lie Q
True saying. Independently of oil this.
the samc causes TINT elected WASHING
TON, JACKSON, HARnfsoN and TAYLoR,
would elect Soorr. Human nature and
the principles Of human action, have been
the sa,ne throughout oil ages Of the world;
and you might a. well attempt to control
the winds and the waves, as to resist this
the offspring, not Of pllrenzy, but graft.
tude OF, the part Of the people. Il Is the
honest discharge Of an obligation they
owe to those who hive risked their lives
and lin Scorr's CASEY shed their blood IN
their country's defence. / consider ScoTT's
election a fixed .act.' Nothing but his
death can prevent it.--Natioaal lntelli.
gfncer. b
The Philadelphia North American con.
firms the foregoing as follows:
"The prospects for scorr and GRAHAM
In this State, il exceedingly cheering. A
correspondent who is now on a business
tour which brings him Into contact with a
large number Of the people, and upon
whose intelligence and honesty entire fe.
lance may be placed, writes under date of
Lancaster, August 10Th, that his observa-
ton and inquiries in the county OF Lam
caster, induce the belief that ScoTT will
have one thousand more votes than the
people Of that section gave TO Gen. lay.
LoR, in 1s4s. TAYLoR's majority was
$50, and the most intelligent citizens, on
the epot, are confident that ScoTT will
receive a majority Of 5000 or $500.
Many meetings are to be held IN various
parts of the country during this month.
and the people are said TO be waking up
and moving with their right spirit.
I'VE are also told that Chester county
may be certainly depended upon for a ma.
jority Of at least 1000 fot ScoTT. The
masses are represented TO be prevailed
with an enthusiastic desire for the cleo
ton of the hero Of Chippewa and Niaga.
ra, all the talk and all the excitement run
ming in that way"
And here 10 a small sign from Illinois;
MoRE HELr.-Tle Mammoth atlas
heretofore published as a neutral paper,
at Mammoth, Warren county, Ill, has
come ont for ScorT and GRAHAM. W.
expect, from the zeal which it already
manifests. that it will give effective aid to
the cause Id which 1t has embarked. AL
the State, we are glad to see the
Wings making ready for q regular ScorT
campaign as the old Hero made from We
ra Cruz to Mexico-a series'of great bat.
ties and glorious victories. We have
never seen the Wings Of Illinois ANNA.
ted by 50 enthusiastic d spirit.-St. LouSs
Rspa5lican.