Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-08-12
The Fire Of the Flint.

The plain simple truth is-and it cannot be
contradicted-that the spontaneous feeling of
large majority of the people is favorable to the
election of Pierce & King Every report from
every nook and corner Of the country tells the
same story. A unanimity of spirit and sent-
ment prevails, unequalled since the days of the
patriot Jackson. The following extracts are
from the many of similar character we are
daily receiving -
New JERsEY.-1he Camden Democrat
states thai Il genileman-a whs-and one
Of the proprietOrs of The largest manufacture
ing establishments in this country, assured
US on Wednesday last that, so far as he knew,
and lie believed, there was not man IN
his employ ,clo would cote for Gen. ScoH =
We believe he and his partner have at work
for them near two hundred hands.
New YoRK.-Tbe Albany Atlas states that
the democratic press OF this State never
showed more vigOr and unanmity than now
Most Of The papers of the interior have issued
n campaign edition, at reduced rates 10 Clubs
In addition 10 these, many new enterprises
are started among them a campaign paper
called the Young Hickory is published in
Buffalo by NEWT, Bryan & Lawrence-the
latter formerly the able and nHexible editor
of the Perry Democrat.
| Curtis, Falls & Co., are about TO publish
at Rochester paper of the larger size, to be
| called The Rochester Daily and Weekly I'm
| ion, TO support Pierce and King and the
cause of true democracy in the Stale and
nation.
The Saratoga Wing SETS up an cutlery in
| advance, charging that one of the wing pa
pers of that county is to come out for Pierce
and King.
Elsewhere the movement of The press, like
that of the people, is towards the flag Of
Pierce and King.
ONO AND INDIANA.-The Lafayette (Ind-
anal Journal, owing paper, says
Indiana 'gM go for Pierce, without doubt !;
so acW Ohio. We must keep look out for
ken,ucky-she, too, is OH the fence What
time and money we have to devote to the
election, let them be spent there-not here.
where we have nothing TO expect.
THE MOVEMENT OF THE GERMANS. The
Chicago Democrat says the largest ard most
enthusiastic German political meeting ever
convened in Chicago was held in that city
on Friday evening 10 respond TO the nornina.
ton of Pierce and King.
The meeting of German wings in this city
on the same evening was failure. FEEDER
asm doesn't go down with our German fell
low citizens. We doubt if there are twenty
! five Germans who will vote for Scott.
KENTUcKY.-The Louisville Democrat,
speaking Of the political prospects in Ken
lucky, says The truth is, the democrats Of
Kentucky were never more united than they
are for Pierce and King, and the wings new
err half so much divided on their ticket
We speak within bounds when we say that
Scott will lose from thirty to fifty wing votes
in every county in this Commonwealth. He
would lose twice that number if The election
came OH Immediately, but we calculate that
the process of whipping-in will be attended
! with some success.
DELAwARE.-The Gazette, published at
Wilmington, Delaware, says We have the
strongest hope of carrying Delaware for
| Pierce and King. Certain il is that the DEM
ocraIs have never had more sanguine expec-
! tation OF such result.