The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-04
And shnutS are borne on every gale.
For Gallant Winfield Scott"

The Philadel phia North American says
The prospect for Srott and Graham IN
this State is exceedingly cheering. \ cor
respondent. who is now on 4 business tour
which brings him into contact with u large
number OF people, and upon whose intelligence
and honesty entire reliance may be placed.
writes us under date Of Lancaster. Aug. 18th.
that his observation and enquiries in the
county of Lancaster induce the belief that
Scott will have one thousand more votes than
the people of that section gave to General
TAYLOR. in 1919 Tavlor'S majority was 5,
80. and the most intelligent citizens, on the
spot are confident that Scott will receive
ma iority of 5000 or $500. Many meetings
are to he held in various parts of the county
during this month, and the people are SAID to
be waking up and moving with a ri ght spirit.
We are also told that Chester county may be
certainly depended upon for majority of at
least 600 for Scott. The masses are repre-
sentcd to be pcrvadcd with an enthusiastic
desire for the election of the Hero of Chippe
wa and Niagara. all the talk and all the cx-
element running in that way.
! Ono AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Correspondence ofMe Washington Rpullic.
Pittsburgh, Aug. 10.
Having ust returned from a tour through
some of the eastern counties of Ohio. came
to the conclusion to post you upon the politi-
cal feeling of that region and Western Penn
sylvania;
Monroe, Belmont. Harrison, and Jefferson
will give a glorious account of themselves
The old war-crv of 1910, "Strike nv name
from the Nottingham list" has been revived
and the Independent Democrats are coming
out like men from among the foul party
Old Columbiana County is in one blaze of
excitement Pole after pole goes up witt
the Scott and Graham flag thrown to the
breeze. The excitement far exceeds that of
1910, and the friends CT Scott are doing theil
> duty, and will report handsomely in Novem
Der next.
The western part of Pennsylvania will dc
its duty. Old Allegheny. the Star Of thu
West" will astound both Wings and Locos
| There is a feeling existing here which i
: growing deeper, as the locofoco sheet, tn,
Morning Post, Of this city, traduces that ole
veteran, Gen. Scott, which will burst in No
, vember next, and show the revilers of tina
good old man, that the people of this count,
: are not vet so far sunk beneath the feclin,
4 of men as the editors of the Post Allegha
ny is good for $500 majority for Scott ant
. Graham. The news from the surrounding
G counties is good. and if the counties in tn
n Eastern part OF the State hold their own o.
n the Governors vote, we will give the Stat
: to Scott by 10000 ajoritv.
c Extract of letter dated Ottawa, ILL.,, Aug
5 Is. 1852.
). II believe that the Wing prospects ar
!. farer and brighter now than they have bee
since 1910, and if we can keep out illega
|. votes, Illinois vii! no longer be the boaste
d Banner State OF our adversaries"
V Extract of letter dated Orangeville,
y u, Aug is, 1852.
= Nearly all the Van Buren, Wings of 4
G are Scott Wings now, with a goody numbe
e of hitherto locos, in every town in this an
h the adjoining counties. To every man thu
= was ever Wing, that now refuses to supper
0 Scott can give YOU the names of 10 locoft
l. COS who will certainly 90 for Scott. He VIII
d counts on any "bolting" among the Wings i
d Western New York this fall, reckons withol
f his host"
d Extract from letter dated Marietta, Obi,
y Aug. IS.
/ From all can gather, consider Il,
!, prospect very promising for til. Wings j