The daily union., 1852-10-10
mo probably New Jersey for the cause looks nObIy in

most probably New Jersey for the looks noby
that State. a l.IE #l He4#s tHt#
Bat look now al the above FOURTEEN STATES claimed
o oco, which serye at least, 10 indicate the expeca-
on o tDe Scott party A few considerations Will show
the reason there is Tor believing that this expectation Is
doomed TO disappointment. Among them IS North Caro-
ina hlled with the just dstust OF the Seward nstru
neutaies by which SCOTS nomination was brought
about and dread OF the Influences that beyond ques
non would warp his administration If elected and It's
pronunciamiento OF FIVE thousand democratic
maJoriiy; with the whg party dspted by the loss OF
Old leaders who have repudiaed Scott, and the demo.
cratic party satisfied with their candidate, platform, and
gioryng IN their Are these the elements oil
which 10 predicate whig triumph next month 1a
lhen lhere Is tennessee, where The same elements OF
opposition 10 Sewardsm doing their tit work, where
there Is accession upon accession 10 the democratic
ranks, and where the democracy grandly pushing
her opponents 10 the wall there is Louisiana. where
the wings are divided, and the democrats 70
working together, and feel confident of carrying the
Florida, where the love for Scott and his
alIes w. anything but excessive, and where intelligent
observefs predict democratic triumph; there is Mary
land, where the democratic is progressing finely
and The prospect is that the democrats who elected
Their governor will cast the vote Of the State for Pierce
and King there, too, is Kentucky, which democrats
will not concede to the whIg where the OF the
latter Is lnkewarm, and where prominent whg orators
and presses have struck the sectional rag and the
constitutional banner and where the democrats have
IN their favor the egoscal barney speeches OF SCOTS
mendcant eectioneeng tour. In view of all these
sdeatIons, no democrat will concede all these States
evenpobable for Scott On the conrary the chances
decidedly are that OF them will cast their for
Then among the Scott States are the three great States
OF New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio But these are
usually regarded democratic States, because their vote
Tor democracy his been the rule, while their vote for
whggery has been the exception. New York has voted
for every democratic President She voted twice for
Jackson once s3G) for Van Buren, and for Polk and
when she has swerved from her democratic course the
democratic party have been dsunited, and spent those
blows themselves which they commonly dealt out
against their opponents In 1910, when the herculean
effort was made for Harrison, his plurality was only
thirteen thousand popular vote of AL 0OO In lS4S
the democrats being again divided, il was carried Tor
Taylor III a vote OF $4,000 Now the democracy are
again united, moving on I'M an mpregnable phalanx
while the national wings, who know, If by possibility
Scott should succeed, William n Seward would lie the
great political manager, disateced and will not sup
port their candidate Here them is the same party which
in past times, when used under former leaders, con-
Iibuled TO swell the democratic triumph, united now
and satisfied with s candidate while great antagonist
party is not satisfied with It's standard bearer Allowing
for the natural increase of votes, Pierce and King, il
estimated, will take 225000 Scott 200 900 and the State
is confidently predicted, will go for Pierce and King by
a handsome majority Take from Scotl's column of 1877
votes the 35 votes OF New York, and # leaves him hardly
within sight OF an election
Them set down as Scott States are the two other great
States of Pennsy lvania and Ohio. We hardly able
to state in the language of the Scott wings the
for this expectation. Pennsylvania threw her Union
banner the Understanding fearessly and gloously
on national plaiorm--when the gallant Biger was
elected What ground is there 10 suppose that her de
mocracy will let such discredt come them TO |
change front now and aid IN installing into power the
very influence which il so lately tramped in the dust
No; we take Pennsylvania democrats al their word
when they promise the State, by fine majority, for |
Pieyce and KING. Ii is well known that the vote OF
Ohio depends the balance Of The Western Reserve
II this il has voted beforehand there is every
to believe il Wilt will throw the State for
Pierce and King. Our friends there are in fine spirits |
and confident OF victory and intelligent cacuiators pre-
dict that this State will go for the democratic ticket with
almost much certainty even New Hampshire. De- |
duct either OF these States from the Scott column and al
low him all the claimed, and he is defeated
Such the cheering signs OF the democrats for the
future They plain, and be read OF all men, and
cured the nomination oil Scott TO lrembe They That
something necessary be done Their :actcs demand
the OF tons OF assurance Hence the present stout
Dragging But let not democrats the hand be
moved by all thus, nor on the other hand let them
pec that the powerful party having al It's control the pat
rouage OF the government-whlch lately in two cam
pagns was victorious about TO lay down and in
quiet permit democrats 10 beat them. This would be to
commit the great error OF undertaking and despsng their
antagonist. Warn the committees everywhere against !
this, Now is the time for the closing and crownng
work OF atouslng public opinion aud OF organzing 30,
litical action. While the glorious party that has the
national banner waving over Il may confidently count
victory lei them by solid work-by thorough pTepa.
tanon every city aud town and viage-by numbering
tier men-detemlne TO DESERVE VICTORY Let them do
this, aud keep Their shut the wanon,
cous, dsg aceful, and abomnabe lbels that the Scott
party, their desperation, wall continue 10 invent and
pour out thu democratic Candidates, end all will NJ
we'll. Let the Scott wings conaue u elect Scott OK |
PAPER but when the people utter their voice nextmOnlh
The ballot box, then noble old Virginia tuat SO pato
cally led the way the nomination. will lead the way Ia
thorough triumph as the democracy ot the Union
gained,