Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-08
The WING Cause in Virginia.

quarters, all showing tnat the w ni6s Vi Virgins"
will do their duty in November. Wings OF Wheel
ing, what are you doing1 Shall the banner comfy
be wanting in her duty and devotion to the success
| of her cherished principlesl Organize-act. Let
our citizens all stand up for the principles OF their
party, 90 hand in hand with their brethren OF the
State, and Virginia may yet have the honor of cast
ing her electoral vote for her distinguished son;
PArnIcK C. H., August II, 1852.
"I regard Scotfs prospects as particularly
| bright here, and we intend rolling up round ma
jority in November"
PnusrYrowH, Taylor Co., Aug.-1s52.
"In our county the Wings will do their duty
We intend to give old Fuss and Feathers the lar
rest majority w hig candidate for the Presidency
ever received in our county. Old, and heretofore
regarded as uncompromisng, Democrats, say they
will vote for Scott. have not heard OF one man
who voted for Taylor, who is not going for Scott
FAInMouxr, Marion Coz, Aug. Is, 1852.
'~"We are getting along very well here, and will
furnish our fair proportion of the votes to carry
Virginia. Hundreds of voters who have heretofore
voted with the Democratic party, will go for Gen.
that if other parts of Va. do well as Northwes-
teri. Virginia will do. we shall carry Virginia Tor
Gen. Scott by thousands
Hor SrnINGs, Bath co., Aug, 13, 1852.
"Whig prospects were never better IN this sec
ton of the State, than they are now SO lar as l
am informed, the party in western Virginia VIII
Democratic vote for Scott, which has never before
been given oany Wing candidate"
FELLowsvlLLE, Preston co., Aug, 10, 1852.
sThe gallant North-wests up and doing her du-
ty. We are determined to staud up to the son oil
| the Old Dominon-the hero OF many battles-the
patriot, statesman and pachcator. The hiteenth
Congressional District of Virginia will roll up such
| a vote for old fuss and Feathers IN November
next, will astonish the Locos"
LEEsnuRG, Loudoun co., Aug. 81, 1852.
"Loudoun's first choice was Fillmore, but our
friends need not fear that we will prove recreant
to our faith. We so for principles, not Tor men /;
and will give the distinguished nominees OF our par
ty, an active cordial and enthusiastic support"
| STAFFORD co., Aug. II, 1852.
stI have no doubt; from the indications in my
own county, that the vote of Virginia can be secu-
| red for Scott and Graham | know of no detection
among the Wings, while many Democrats Will
throw off the shakes of party, and vote for the
man, who, by his services, has entitled himself to
their gratitude and support"
POINT PLEASANT, Mason CO., Aug. 9. 1852.
1--WE are about TO organize, and in few days
there will be Scott Club at every precinct i'll the
county. Our people in good spirits, and will
do their duty in November"
BERKELEY SPRINGS. Morgan CO., Aug. IS, 1852.
| al think we shall carry this county for Scott and
| Graham. l know some of the strongest Democrats
in the county will vote for Scott aud Graham. Ii
the Wings stand up to the ticket, believe we can
carry the State. don't think Falkner will influ-
ence siugle vote in the county, and from what
can learn, very few in the district"
RED HOUSE,, Charlotte CO., Aug. l6, 1852.
| "All Is hight here; and the nominees, Scott and
| Graham, will no doubt receive the united vote of
the Wing party Of this section, and we hope many
good Democrats will enroll themselves under our
banner"
| MooREPIELD. Hardy Aug. IL 1852.
"The Wings Of Hardy are all right, not a pro
testing man amongst them; and can now put my
finger upon half score OF quondam Democrats, who
are out and out for old Chippewa. l am not a
man OF Sangulne temperament, but verify believe
that with half the enthusiasm that characterized the
contest of 1874, Virginias vote will be secured to
Scott"
SrAuxrox, Aug. ~, 1882
"The canvass has opened here, and have new
er seen finer spirit prevail. An in
vestment in Martin Van Buren, pays well, and To-
seph Johnson divides hapsomely think we could
afford to pay well for few wagon loads of North
ern men with Southern feelings"
MoRGANrowN, Monongalia co., Aug. ~, 1852.
alt affords me pleasure to be able to say, that
the Wings Of this region are warm, united, and ac-
tive in the support of Gen. Scott. We are ANNA
ted by the hope, that the Old Dominion may be car
ried by the Wings. We have just commenced the
campaign, and every thing looks promising
WILMINGTON, Fluvanna CO., Aug. 16, 1852.
"The Wings of 'old FLU will give hearty and
cordial support to the Wing ticket, and hope
to get many Democrats TO go with U.S.
| AFoMArrox CO., Aug. 81, 1852.
"a fine spirit pervades the Wing ranks IN oul
county, and we will be able to give good account
of ourselves nett fall"
JACKSON, C. II. August 90, 1852.
awe can carry Virginia, if we are active and
turn out well. We are wide awake here and will
carry our county for Scott and Graham. Ohio is
safe for Scott. have seen gentlemen from there,
who rcpor every thing right"
LOGAN, G. H. Aug. %, 1852
al have but little doubt that majority of the
votes of this county will be cast for Scott and Ora
ham,"
PAKKEKspURG, Wood CO. Aug. 25, 1852
awe believe that Scott will get considerably
more than the party vote of this county,
PUTNAM C H, Aug. 81, 1852.
"This county will give the Wing ticket ma
jority."
LIBERTY, Bedford, Aug. 10, 1852
"iou may expect Wing majority of 800 for
Bedford"
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