The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-28
SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST % 1862
bria county will give majority for
Scott"
The Erie Gnoeue, in referring to the


The Erie Gaoeue, in referring to the
fuss made by the Locofocos over Toombs'
detection, saws:
"Something might be done in this
business rice versa. We have heard of
a family in this county, containing five
or six democratic votes, all of which
will be cast for Scott and Graham.
Doubtless many instances of this sort
could, with a little attention, be cited"
The Meadville Gasette, says:
ave ourselves knoW of a bakcr's dozen
of Democrats in this county who go for
Scott, heart and hand. There are many
others, too, who will not be able to re-
sst the generous impulses which prompt
every truly American heart to sustain
those who have fought and bled for their
country. Consequently Gen. Scott will
get a big vote in Crawford county"
The Harrisburg Journal, in dwelling
upon the prospects of making two thou
sund majority in Dauphin county, Pa,
says:
'.In one township, an old gentleman
and his TWELVE SONS, M democrats, have
declared their determination to vote for
Gen. Scott; and could give scores of
similar instances to show the unanimity
with which the people, irrespective of
party, support the SCARED veteran who
has carried his country's flag in triumph
through one hundred hard fought battle
fields. The fact is, there is no limit to
SCOTS popularity IN Dauphin county"
The Cincinnati .4tlas, says:
GA friend brought us this morning a
list of ten subscribers, seven of whom he
declared, from his own personal knowl-
edge, had been locotocos up to the nomi-
nation of Gen. Scott. This is the way
the ball rolls"
The Columbus, Ohio, Journal has
the following;
A friend from one of the Reserve
counties, in private letter, says: "Nlany
of our old Locofoco friends repudlate
Pierce and King, and a few Of them
will vote for Scott"
Another letter from the southeast
part of the State says: "Our Wings here
are in fine spirits. There is no division
among us. Every day we hear of Demo-
Gratis coming out for Scott.
ShN more-Generai caring n.-Since
writing the above we have conversed
with a respectable, intelligent man,
heretofore voting the Democratic ticket,
who will vote for Scott, and says he
knows Of at least two hundred men in
his county-a county not within fifty
miles of either of those mentioned above
who have generally voted the Locofo-
co ticket, but who will voted for Scott
next fall.
Still .Anothcr,-A letter received on
Tuesday, from still another part of tae
State, says in postscript:
"Scott and Graham stock looks we'll
here, and is rising. We hope to make a
good report this fall. Our friends are
now at work, and not a few Democrats
have consented to 90 with u.s."
The Cryis, Still They Come.-Anoth-
er letter, from the county mentioned
the other day, in which a list had been
made of NlNETY-sEvEN Democrats who
are going for Scott, says that the writer
has still another list, the number not
stated, but it must be large one, be-
cause he says "AMoNG THEM ARE OVER
SIXTY GERMANS"
Among the papers which we may
mention, that profess to be Democratic
and refuse to support Gen. Pierce, are
the following: Northern Democrat,
published at Pulaski, N. Y, the True
Democrat, III; the Kenosha, Wisconsin,
Telegraph; the Lowell, Mass, American;
the Wyoming, N. Y, Mirror; The
Macon (Ga.) Citizen, heretofore an in
huential Democratic organ, can't swal-
low Pierce, and has accordingly hoisted
the names of Scott &Graham, and is do
ing yeoman's service in their support in
that State.
The Star published at Jackson Miss,
has hauled down the Pierce and King
flag.
| The Germnn'a, German paper, pub.
lished at Cleveland, Ohio, has taken
down the Pierce and King flag, and hoist
ed the names of Scott and Graham.
| Kossurn was living in great privacy
in London, al the last accounts, and at