The daily union., 1852-08-19

the idea that SCOTS chances Of carrying Louisiana are
good when they have no evidence 10 prove IT, You
cannot find one whg in that will bet cent on the
State, while the democrats will bet and give odds
In the parish can name at least twenty of the best
wings who have openly declared that they will not vote
Tor Scott, although he has been before the people
two months: if they do change it is yet be done and
in doing they will show themselves to be very ncon
sistent men.
EAGLE, Waukesha county, (Ws.)
August TO-, 1852.
In this State the wings do get up sufficient oppos.
tion TO give spirit and animation TO the campaign A
few of the Sewardtes, headed by Gen King OF the Mil
wauke Sentinel, have been trying to manufacture little
Scott enthusiasm but in vain The fact is that Scott en-.
thusasm west of the lakes cannot be found. Even the
few Scottes who went from this State TO the Niagara
fandango came home chopfallen and discouraged and
by their silence virtually abandon the eld-at least
far the vote of the Northwest is concerned. No
did whg here preends to claim for Scott either Michigan,
Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa but they say they
shall carry New York and Pennsylvania, and claim
Virginia and Ohio. But pin them down to the figures
ask them to show the data on which their calculations
are based and they pussed, and virtually ac
knowledge that they have well-grounded hopes OF
carrying either of the large States, but they are sure Of
Vermont.
The democracy, although confdent-yes, sure-of VIC
tory, will be caught unawares Granite clubs and
democratic associations being formed throughout the
State, and other taken for thorough system
attic organization of the party-an organization that will
bring out full strength and roll up majority for
Pierce and King equal to any State in the Northwest in
proportion TO the number OF Put this in your
pocket for future reference if you please and in the same
pocket file the prediction that Michigan Indiana Illinois,
and Iowa will also cast their electoral votes for the
standard bearers of the national democracy-Perce and
King. This give you my private opinion. Will the
South do as well
Il, a..
decided on principle Men will vote their judgments
dictate. The coonskn banner flying, cider drink ing
and hdsty soup hvrahs OF unprinciped politicians and
demagogues will be frowned down by an enlightened
people -Four years of whg rule have shown the alsly
OF whg professions and the people demand that the
Gaphines shall surrender the eins OF government into
honest democratic hands, With this end and object in
view and hearty cooperation Of all the friends OF our
democratic institutions North and South, East and West,
victory and will crown our efforts.
DYERsBuRG, Tennessee August 6, 1852.
My opinion-galhered from what | CLEAN from the
press, well private correspondence, that
The triumph Of democracy in Tennessee is GER
tain in November as IT ever was in the days OF Old Hck
ory. The party better united than it is at
present, while the wings all in confuson-some
deavonng TO rally their scattered forces-a great many
others, OF position and prominence, sumping in
their respective localities against Seward his allies and
their candidate, while the rank and file are like flock
having shepherd Some falling into line for
Pierce and Kings others stand aoof and say they will
support either candidates while few OF the ultra part-
sans who always go for party without regard to prnc-
pe have become quite reckless, and say publicly that
they would support Seward il he was the nominee of the
whig party This being the condono OF things with us.
we look forward with unwavering confidence 10 the
coming election, when shall, beyond peradventure
carry this State by oldfashioned Jackson majority
Snow HILL, (Naryand,) August 10, 1852.
We here very confident OF electoral vote being
cast for Pierce and King. Many OF the most prominent
wings here very lukewarm, and few OF the old.
packing line will go for The great danger to
the democracy is false security, and we fear they will
not exert themselves as they should.
CosHocros COUNTY, (obo,) August 5, 1852
| am confident that there than one hundred
wings in this county who will vote for General Scott
| never saw the democracy in such good spirits.
COLUMBUS, (ohio,) August 10, 1852
Our prospects in this State are cheering Our people
have had abundant experience with mere military to
satisfy them. Gen Scott cannot the vote OF Ohio His
friends raise much Scott enthusiasm now as
existed for him the day that the whg State conven
ton nominated him for the presidency Everybody al.
mits his military ability, and his friends get the peo
pie 10 believe that he has any civil qualifications His
pen dms the glory OF his sword" and there is
weakness in all he says does in relation TO The pres
dency"
Our people too well acquainted with Galphnism,
Gardinersm, Corwinism, and Ewingsm, to have the
Gaphin restored !" so will not give him their votes
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. } August 5, 1852.
The nomination OF Pierce and King is received with
entire appreciation by the democrats of this section.
do not know any public whose political sentiments
and personal bearing commend him more TO my esteem
and hearty appreciation than General Pierce. lie is a
democrat Of the genuine Sateghts, srct-consiruction
school, and predict from his administration unmiligated
warfare public plumber OF all kinds Such admin
isration is eminently demanded at this time
The nomination OF Scott is still very coldly received
by the wings The great body of them will uuquesiion.
ably give him their votes; but they enter the contest
without enthusiasm and with undisgused dissatisfaction
with their candidate. have no hesitation in saying,
that unless very decided change takes place. which
do anticipate, this State will vote the democratic
ticket
GAINESVILLE, (Ga. } August s, 1852
The New Hampshire brigader," Pierce is called |
10 deson BY the Scott wings, will sweep Georgia Of
thing am certan--a the drumming and drilling OF the