The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-12-23

~ decided triumph II il certainly no loes
compared with his predecessor. Several Wing
who "voted for Scott to save their vote, have
declared they shall henoeforth vote with the
FREQ Democracy
Our motto is, "Roll on tho Ball, Free Soil
Free Trade, Free Agitation, and Constitutions
Money"
Green Yale, 10 Davies co., ILL.,, Dec. FL scC
it stated, in my last weeks Era, that +. b
Wsshburn, (Whig,) of this District is elected
to Congress, in place Of Thompson Campbell
lDemocrat) which is correct but | deem II
proper to state, he goes to the next Congress as
FREQ Soil man. if he is a Wing and that he
received the Froe Soil strength from this part
Of tho district notwithstanding there was
third candidate in the field
Almost everybody is surprised at the result
OF tho late election, and a great many arc de-
termined to go the Free Soil ticket hereafter
Charlottesville, H., Dec. i-You will see
that thcro are twenty-five names. This IL the
! second club that has been rent from hero late
ly, from which you will perceive that the good
cause is prospering in these diggings. II you
should receive an order for fifteen or twenty
numbers more in short time don't get scared,
for we are all at work, and intend to work
faithfully for the next four years at least.
Salmon Falls, N. II, Dec IO.-You will
please send eleven copies to the following
names: n Some of those
names were among the foremost in the Wing
ranks but say they are now nowhere |
think | shall be able to send more names IN n
few weeks
Store, ~, Dec. s, lS52--There is no feeling
OF encouragement among our ranks m thus
place. Some leading Wings say they arc here
after with us in foil One Of them is getting
up II club for the Era.
Baskerville, Co., Dec. 5, s52-Agitation has
not ceased here in Old Connecticut and all
that is wanting is the circulation of the Era.
in order to enlighton tho people, and give then
Indignation rs 10 the t;uc principles of Free
Democracy, 10 make them all ts advocates
and supporters. Since the election, Wings are
scarccr and Froo-Soilers are becoming more
numerous
Hoiyoke Mass Dec. 7, 1857 attribute
the largo increase of our vote i'm this town to
your paper Last year VIC gave our candidate
for Governor 10 y0tes-this year VIC gave him
Sc votes Some that voted for him this year,
however, were Temperance Wings and prob
ably voted for him on that account But VIC
gave our glorious Hopkins, for Congress "a
votes. Those | consider were given as Free
Soil votes. Last year there were but few
copies, if any, Of your paper taken in this town
This year there have been about forty
Cumberland co., Ill.,, Non. q, lS52.--Would
that could rap the knuokles of our leading
Free Soilers in this State and you, too, Mr..
Editor Would you believe it, that we in this
part of the State never obtained the Hale and
Julian ticket nor do We know yet whether
there was one formed in this State or not Nov,
| to say, in all conscience, that such neglect, on
the part OF public men who live in more Ia
vored regions, is insuffcrabIe We were at the
election with our hands in our pockets, look
ing for all the world like sot of fools where
as had we had ticket, we could have pro-
cured number of votes for our cause, such
was the dissatisfaction among the old parties.
do believe, if there was more effort on the
part of our public men to push our principles
into destitute parts, and let the more favored
places take care of themselves, more, a great
deal, would be effected.
MT. Union, Stark co., OHIO, Dec. a. 1852
| have now sent you thirty-onc names within
the last three weeks, and intend sending more
soon. May all your friends do likewise
Paris, ILL.,, Dec. d. 1872 think the day is not
far distant, when Edgar county will roll you up
n fine list Of subscribers. 1t is common remark
here, that any one who roads your paper twelve
months is an out and out Free Democrat
Lockport, N. Y, Dec. II, lS52--We are in
ending to start a paper in this village for Nj
,gara and Orleans counties. We intend to
nave an efficient local organ, and | trust we
'hall give good account of ourselves within
tho year coming.
Last fall wcnumbered all told, so votes this
year our number amounts to over 900; and if
the election was held Ms it was in May, we
could have doubled
He sends us a club of ten subscribers-and
ono of several clubs already sont from the Dem
noratio League i'll Loaknort--Ed Era.
Summerfeid, Monroe co., Mich, Dec. 7,
1881 was formerly a stanch Democrat for
forty years, and am Democrat yet but when
my party pledges me to such abomination,
cannot go with them any farther. So leave
and hoist tho Hale and Julian flag, never to
come down.