The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
. .t.one 70 ,hs Loco Focos.

Uhdertbe above head, the Union County
Star, rabid Scott and Grahan ppper pub
lished at.Nsw Berlin, Union county, Pa,
says-
sThe, editor Of The Union Democrat Is now
showing the cloyen foot SO plainly, that no
man of sense can doubt, fora moment, but
that he has gone over, body and breeches, TO
The Loco locos. His last paper. as also pre-
yious ne,coniains along article against the
Scott meetings. called by the Wing County
Committee, in he different townships. Is
rael Gutelius denodnces these meetings, and
has the iIlsuIence Ia ssk Scott men not 10
counienahce them. He has now array
[edhimssli ia open hostility 10 Scott, and has
banded with our mi 81 bitter and unscrupu.
lous opponents in islereuncing Wing meet
ings. lie has become II convert to- Locofo-
coism. Wewish The Locos joy ID their ar
quisition." SOS
Thisis one Of the most Important changes
we have ytt hbd The pli'dspre 10 record Is
ffael Gulvlius, ESQ !, die iistihsnished ggntls-
man abore alluded TO, has long been regard
ed as one Of tlle most experienced, shrewd.
active and efficient Wings ID Central Penn-
sylvania,, lie wps .lerpsrls high Sheriff Of
Union county. He is nov the editor Of an
ably conducted Wing German newspaper,
entitled der Union DcmOkrdt." which has
a weekly circulation Of 1000 copies, or dou-
BILE that Of any otlier political paper In The
county. lie has. from the first been stren-
uous adyNocstc Of the Compromise Measures.
and firm and uhfinching supporter Of Pres
ident Fillmofe's administration. He was.
also, in favor OF Fillmore or, Webster for the
Presidency, in preference 10 Gen. Scott; but
before we received the Star, we were not
aware, that he would not concur in the de-
cision Of the Wing National Convention,
and give Gen. Scotthis most cordial support.
Mr. Gutelius has probably "come out from
the foul party and joined, hand and heart,
with the Democtats, in their support of
Pierce and King on account Of the abolition
tendencies oi General Scott and his bosom
friends, Greeley, Seward. Johnson, Thaddeus
( Stevens, &C. y "afA"
The high Standing Of Mr. Gaelius 10 fhe
Why paftyIsnd tieimporlance Or this change
TO the Democracy OF Union county; may rea-
dily BE- inlefred from the following extract
from recommendation, given 10 Mr.. G. just
before he was elected Sergeant -at-arns, and
addressedto the "Hon. Wing MembsrS Of tl.s
/ Senatc of Pea',sytuaniar WIS l. GuteIius,
!, Esq, is now, and always has been, one Of the
} best and most active working Wings of the
county,. and we are indebled to no one, more
!, thanto him for our large majorities, given at
E The recent elections. 10 Gov. Johnson, and
|, toTaylol and Fillmore" * ynG .a.1leFi
4 This recommendation was signed BY Hon.
Ner Middleswarth, Scott Presidential elector
3 for the lSth district, and present wing NOM
2 inee for Congress, Hon, Joseph Casey, then
almemberof Congress, Samuel Weinck, ESD.
8 formerly, a member Of tie Legislature, and
q other wings equally distinguished. Hence,
81 we infes that Scot, stock is greatly under par
J. in'one Of the strongholdsof federal whiggefy
: in the Keystone State, yet they want to make
v folks believe that The State is going for Scott.
: Oh harmonious whiggery: Thy fate is sest
n ed.s We may. therefore set down Pierce and
D Kings majority in Pennsylvania. st not less
b than l5,0O0.--HOcling Sen. 9ed d aue si5g