New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA.


tc,.,er AGAIN . was the order Of the he
ro;c scott az he was borne riddled with bullets
and barely alive from the bloody field ofLundy's
lane In the same spirit, the Scott men OF
PryssrLvAsn are preparing in their several
Counties for the great struggle now but two
weeks before u.s. Here are the material pOr-
lions Of our last letters:
Letter 70 the EDITOR Of The Tribune, dated
EAsToN PA, Oct. 16, 1852
notice through your editorial columns
roner view taken of the late election in this State Ny
own observation is corroborave Of your opinion that
tho election lust passed no test whatever Of the po
lticsl pulse Of Pennsylvania.
hundred petty jealousies have served TO distract
our own frends-producng, in some instances, down
robt opposition and in othersits Of kn-apathy
Yet in this County strongly Democratic it ia the
Wings have only reduced the majority sererd hun
drsd but have elected two members Of the Legislature
and this too with many of the staunchest adherents of
our cause remaining homeor sbsenting Themselves
from the County on business. One party of pleasure
left the day Of election with number Of best and
most influential Wings among them
The Wings Of the Keystone State are not idle. and
socertain as the bright Of New-Jersey light our
path or as the faint Of NewHampshire is growing
sti fainter just go the Wings of this State pre-
pairing to roll up a majority for SCOTT and GRAHAM
that will send consternaonnto the ranks of the expect
Ant wolves that even now in imagination hover around
the White House
Thousands Of Wings that thought little and cared less
for the result of the State Election have girded their
armor for the November battle They have marked
"vIcroRY on their banner and nailed that banner to
the
The Tariff ren Of this State have too long been de
ceived ny the pseudo Democracy, and while. German
like they say little they have thought much upon a
subject 20 closely identified with their own interests aud
they will G1too.
Pit PepusyIyania down for Scott and Graham and
bv a majority that will astonish their most sang1ine
,,;erds on, NJ the State ZErA
Extract from q Letter 70 the Editor. dated
WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, oct. Is, l-52
| heartily approve Of your editorial about
Ohio and Pennsylvania II are beaten in our state,
il will be by apathy Over loo Wings in this County
did not vote on the 18th We have gone to work quiet
" for close district organization o. to reach every
Scott voter II this thing il done in strong Coun
fes Scott l. safe If not not wP
Letter 10 Editor Of the Tribune. dated
BrrLER Pa Thursday Oct Ia, lsI2
Notwithstanding our defeat on the state
Ticket cur friends are not in the least discouraged
The poll throughout has been remarkably small-a fall
ing of from last year of probably forty or fifty thousand
votes Our friends in Allegheny were so much distract
cd and so completely absorbed by their sherfs cleo
ton that several thousands am told did not vote the
State Ticket Bcsides they had many isRs to contend
with which are now buried and they have resolved to
90 TO work in earnest for General Scott Although Al
leeheny has given but small majority on the state
Ticket, you may rely upon her rolling up for Scott
majority greatly beyond that given to General Taylor
Our County (Buter) gave Taylor 25s and so sure as
the election day arrives it will give Scott 800.
Our Wing friends in other States may think there Is
something in this result unavorable to Scott but when
they reflect upon the smnilness OF the vote, they will
feel as we do that it amounts to nothing
In las, our opponents carried their Canal Commis
soncr by about 5000 yet General Taylor carried the
state by 1900 In ls49 they carried their Canal Com
missioner by upwards Of 10000 1850 by about 1900
and In leJl by about 1900.
We hsve every 20 think that when The vote
just cast is footed up, the highest Opposition vote will
be 10000 below Gov Johnston5 last year.
You may rely upon it. Pennsylvania VIII cast her vote
for Winfield Scott. Yours, SAP