The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-09-09


I'VE have great many Irishmen here, and
they will nearly to man vote for ScoTT and GRA-
HAM. There are twenty within our borough
all heretofore Locoiocos-who will vote out straight
with us.''
Another, writing from Allentown, says:
"The good work goes on bravely. ScoTT's pros
poets are much brighter here now than ever TAY-
LoRs before the election And fthe rest OF the
State do as well as we in Lehigh, (of which we
have the most positive assurance,) ScoTT's MAORI
ty in the State will far exceed General TAYLoR's."
Another. writing from Bedford, says:
Sour prospects in this county are very hatter-
ing; and have no doubt OF doing better for
ScoTT than we did for TAYLOR"
Another, writing from Wlliamsport, says:
From accounts we have just received from H.
linois and Michigan, prospects are iattering;
and we have every assurance from those who for
mery resided in this vicinity that each State will
fall into the ranks Of the Wings in November"
Another, writing from Pittsburgh, says:
prospects good in Western Pennsylvania From
all can see and hear, have no doubt that TAY
Loa's majority will be largely increased in the
western counties"
IOWA.
letter from Keosauqua, Iowa, says:
81 think could name thirty Democrats in this
but more. have reports that the came is true in
other counties. Things are very favorable in Iowa
just at this time for such result. The people Ore
sick and tired Of the Locofocoism Of this State, and
many, very many Democrats, will not go with
their party Others again revolt at the idea of be-
ing required to vote for PIERcE-a man without a
name-a man whose whole life has been without
any act to indicate intellectual strength or great
ness-and who, with abundant opportunity to dis
tinguish himself, has never been able to make his
mark in any position in which he has been placed.
say the people revolt at the idea Of voting for
such candidate against such man as WINFIELD
SCOTT, who stands as recruitment over PIERCE in
capacity and in achievements he does in physical
stature. This is the state of the public pulse"
LOUISIANA.
gentleman writes from New Orleans-a most
experienced and reliable Wing:
"Thc prospects in this State are of the most en-
couraging character. We only await the return
Of our absent friends to light up old fashioned
enthusiasm
Another, writing from New River, says:
slam but just returned from Crosse Tete, Naran-
gouin, Forroche, and Latauche and parishes, where
all looks well politically This is the most import
ant part of our State. =" think Louisiana
is safe for ScorT but we shall leave no stone un
turned to render it certain
KENTUCKY
COLUMBIA, Ky" We intend to give OLD LUN.
DY real old fashioned Kentucky majority of thou
sands. Not a county but will come up to the
Wing vote, with large addition from the ranks OF
the old Democratic party, to swell the grateful
tribute OF KENTUCKY to our hero and statesman -
T. b.
GEoRGETowN, KY" The Banner State will
never disgrace herself in contest like that now
going on. Wings everywhere may rest assured Of
this.'' d. IS.
HopkINsvILLE, KY" The proper spirit is
aroused, and feel confident you will hear good
report from Kentucky in November"
TENNESSEE
A gentleman writing from Wiliamsport, Maury
county, Tennessee, says:
awe moving on about right. The Wings
are determined to carry this State; and when this
is the fact the victory is already ours.'
Another writes from Shelbyville, Tennessee:
"All is right in TENNESSEE. The canvass is
progressing finely. We certain to carry the
State by handsome majority. Everywhere our
speakers 60 votes are made for ScoTr and Ora
SHAM"
Anothing, writing from Nashville, says:
"The news from all sections of our State con-
tinues to come in cheering. In your calcula-
The canvass is much warmer, and in a much bet
ter and more forward state than it was in ls4S, In
September. The late returns from North Carolina
cheered the Opposition, but did not dspirit the
Wings. We feel that the Old North State will
come out right in November. / have just seen a
gentleman from Florence, Alabama, who say that
the Wings of North Alabama were never more
united or in better spirits. This is good symp-
tom in dark place.
correspondent writing from Shelbyvillc says:
GAIL things are working exactly right in politics
in this State 1t would do your soul good to attend
one of our real soul stirring SCOTT meetings."
NORTH CAROLINA.
correspondent writing from Raleigh says:
81 think the skies are Frightening in our State
There are large mass meetings coming off at En-
field, Satersville, Hillsboro' and several other
places, and our electors are beginning active
canvass. All we want is to arouse the Wings"
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