The daily union., 1852-08-03

vote 10 the election, lei them be spent here-not here
where we have nothing TO expect"
TnE MOVEMENTS THE GERMAss.-The Chicago
Denlociat says The largest and enthusiastic German
political meeting ever convened in Chicago held IN
that city on Friday evening respond the nomination
OF Pierce and King
lhe meeting OF German wings IN this city on the same
evening was failure Federalism doesn 60 down with
our German fellows citizens. We doubt If there
twenty-five Germans who will vote for Scott
New YoRK-The Albany Atlas states that the demo-
cratic press OF this State showed more vigor and
unanimy than Most OF the papers OF The interior
have issued campaign edition. at reduced rates 10 clubs
In addition to these many enterprises are started
among them a campaign paper called The 'Young Hick
ory" is Published in Buffalo by hewitt, Bryan, Law
renee the latter formerly The liable and inexibe editor
OF lhe Perry Democrat"
Curtis, Falls Il Co, are about To publish at Rochester
paper OF the larger class, TO be called the Rochester
Daily and Weekly Union, to support Pierce aud King and
the OF true democracy in the State and nation.
The Saratoga Whg sets up an outcry in advance,
charging that one Of the whg papers OF that county is TO
come out for Pierce and King
Elsewhere the movement OF the press. like that OF the
people, ia towards the flag Of Pierce and King
LuNDYs LASE.-The Albany ickerbocker, itself a
whg paper n referring TO The slimness of the meeting
at Niagara and the feebeness OF whig statement con
cesning it, sa,s:~"We inclined to think that the
a.,
from The fact that the whg papers don't Ioo very loud
over the gathering"
WHIG EsTimATIHG.-The Tribune, (says the Albany
A,as) speaking of the Lundy Lane gathering, says
"There the ground, both stands and m he ui-
cify, about 10000" AS the two Canadas and the Uni
ted States Sin the vicinity" the is moderate
The Evening Journal first invented this mode of esti-
mate. When speaking of the petty Scott meeting at the
foot OF State street il said that including those Gin the
adjoining houses" there were thousands present!
MAssAcHUsETTs.--A letter from Concord, Massachu-
sets says All the democracy and of the wings
in this town strong for Pierce and King"
A, large and enthusiastic meeting of The democracy,
held at Chelsea, Massachusetts, on Tuesday evening
well known active and influential wings, came into
the club and gave in their adhesion to the nominees OF
the democratic party.
At The Charlesown Granite Club Mr.. Dennis w
O'Erien, OF Boston, addressed most eloquent pointed
speech TO the meeting The glorious memory OF the he
roes Of liberty, Washington, Lafayette. Montgomery
and Emmett, beautifully aposrophzed. He spoke
of the Irish blood that flowed for American libery-the
Irish that signed the Declaration of Independence
Andrew Jackson, the of lrishman, Frank Pierce
also OF Irish descent themes of his eloquence. He
denounced the conduct OF Gen Scott with regard 10 ma
tivsm, and scorned The brbe of recantalion made
after he had become candidate for Office as base al
tempt to catch German and Irish votes. Mr.. OBrien
made some admirable remarks on the rights of labor and
the independence OF thought and action OF the mechanics
and yindcaed their attachment 10 the democratic parry
4 in most able manner.