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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
WHAT THINK YOU OF THISi
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adults faralysis and Palsy in sill ages and INDEED
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
DEMOCRATS one glorious victory hs

f.-n won arr another awaits us, bu it Is 70. YOU 10
-rhrvo IL II you at posts, aud 20 your duty
tnfly and vel sucess is ain ard iae' ithie.
q 3; DO one can rest In our dis 1nt.tGd
:panen,s are raly III" canning contest with the
frantic energy of Spairi aud cAeYrus should not
.r relaxed III r-ownins triumph has
secured. As ces the h'yso the Union "
/ very then bc found fil fully hi post on
.slsy next. 1t honor, be means l. neglected TO
carry the day. let threats ntini'at- b!aniish-
scducc. Lpp sor f-ariuepy and rley
'nh honr slahd te' us present unbroken front
the enemy and EXHIBIT the activity that becomes intel
lg.nt frr~In u, ad , ririo-y wi he t.iump haht
and all ihc tc time md eT.rt il has cost
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Republics NOT UngratefuL
FRIENDS OF WINFIELD SCOTT!

eOn Tuesday next American People will be called upon
decide whether the honos which they awarded WASH
INGTON and JACKSON, and HARRISON, and TAYLOR shall
denied SCOTT! their equal in Herosm and Satesmansp
who has for 40 served his country with signal honor
Noh South East and Wesaganst Indians British and Mex
has turned her back the brave
who have shed their blood defending tho Stars and Stripes
No living has prevented War much as the "lieo P'c-
icator,' 1ItMfel0 scott.
Saesmashp endorsed by Madison. Monroe Jack
Van Buren, Polk and FILLMORE who have confed TO him the
important Civil we'll Military duties Clay Chan;ns
Webster Cass others of greatest have honoe Gen
with cordial Communications All HONEST MAN
and a TRUE PATRIOT.
question be answered the Polls Let Voter
earess perform his sacred duty and exercise his odbougt
privilege, and we firmly believe
Winfield Scott will be the next President!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Indiana Election.

In this State there is scarcely vestige
of Whiggery remaining. The Democracy
have swept the State Ike tornado The
majority for Gov. Wright i. about sixteen
thousand
The Congressional delegation. will stand
ten democrats and one Whig.
The majority on joint ballot in the Leg
islature is overwhelming.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Facts and Figures for Democratic
Readers.

The Wing press proclaim that their de-
feat arose from the small Wing and large
democratic vote-in other words. that the
Democratic voters were at The pals, whilst
the Wing voters were at home. Las,
year the great national contest was settled
in Pennsylvania every Democrat who
desired the perpotuity of the Union, voting
for Vim. Bigler, and every Seward :" hi:,
Freesoi!er, ALolitionist, and almost all the
Natives, voting fur Gov. Johnston, his
being the largest vote ever pollcd in the
State. Now let us analyze the figures:
List year Gov Bigler had 1859
Woodward now has 1869
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Democratic vote not polled, 1888
Last year Johnston had 1850
Burlington NOW ,.as lJ3, II

Bnliington less than Johnston, 1919
II must be borne in mind. however,
that last year all the abolitionists voted for
Johnston, there being no Abolition cmli-
date, and all tie Native Americans. except
! 500, Who voted for Kimber Cloaver. At
the late election there we're polled 1886
Native American, and 4,235 Abolition
votes, making i2,493. Take from these
l,600 pells'l last year for Cleaver. and we
have ,O93 votes rolled at t.e last cleo
tisn, that were given to Gov. Johnsron
last year. Take these from the PABLO
votes short for Burlington, and it will be
s'uni that the Wig vote is only short
1926, whilst the Democratic vote is
shor' 1880.
Thus, it viii be seen that the nemoc-
rncy can not be beaten, if cur ,o C, arc
only brought to rhe polls on next Tue sJay
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Gen. Pierce's Speech.

The Concord (N. Ii Democratic Club,
a Thursday Evening week, after sea
son of rejoicing over the brilliant demo-
cratic victories in Pcnnsylrania, Ohio, &c,
proceeded to the residence Of Gen. PIERCE
To congratulate him on these glorious re-
suits. lie replied in the following happy
and eloquent speech. How nobly it con
tra.ts with the egatism and ieverish ankle
ty Of Gen. Scorrs travelling harangues,
General Pierce acknowledged the kind
sess Of bis neighbors ami friends, in com
ing to greet him upon the reception Of
Intelligence TO which they might well sup
pose be was not Indifferent, though he
could truly say that his position from the
first, had never excited Ill him anything
like a feeling Of elation. lie bad calmly
awaited the progress Of events, and should
continue to do So, conscious that however
the result nj ght affect individuals, his in
teillgcnt cluntrymen were abundantly
competent to take care Of their own inter
ests, under the guidance OF shst Power 10
winch he wished We could all hsbtually
b'ok with more humility aud faith. de
trusted his friends would not forget that,
with high toned and honorable men, the
hour Of triumph was always the hour Of
n'agnanimity. 1t was not to be overlooked
that there were around Us many with vi OH
We We're in daily intercourse at this mo
men; moved by feelings exactly opposite
Of those which called out the assemblage
Lefore him; aud his friends could well
afford t. allow that circumstance to detrsct
somewhat from their generous joy. lie
hoped they would also remember that no
prospect Of success, nor indeed political
elevation itself, could render their neigh
Lor more or less worthy Of the confidence
aud affection for which he was profoundly
grateful To the people of his native
State his heart acknoH led sei obligations
for the expression of which language fur
nished 10 form. How could it he other
wise? For more than twenty years thei,
Gisinterested friendship for him had never
been chilled nor their confidence shaken
Hs had not the arrogance to believe that
his services had been at ell commensurate
with their staedy unsolicited partiality
10 the record OF that partlality he woulC
ever look with pride aud qualification
From the record Of his acts as it's recipient
he had neither the right nor the inclination
10 turn away. He would freely confess t.
his friends, that within the last few week
it had been peculiarly pleasant to know
that forty-seven years among this people
as boy and man, had given to their faitl
in him such strength that falsehood coult
not shake it, nor perfdy steal it away
cieu. Pierce closed with renewed expires
sion of his thanks, and a. hearty geo.
night to his nsigbbors
At the conclusion Of his most eloquen
remarks, tie assembled crowd gave sue
spontaneous and enthusiastic applause a
is not often heard in these Giggings. Til
procession then reformed, the band stIucI
up Yankee Doodle end the Club re
,urned, cheering at various points The,
rhen separated; having had " good time
1t was spontaneous demonstration, an
very creditable one, everything havin
Teen conducted in becoming manner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Daniel Wehster's Golden Sentiments.

Liberty aud Union, 20. and for ever,
one and iuseparable.'
".n ihe DIRK and troublous night, when
the storm and tempest close around Inc.
see no star Of hope brighter than that Of
the patrioic aud united Wing party"
cover -om. cur disaffection relinquish
your preferences forget your disappoint-
ments, and strike one united blow for the
maintenance Of the Wing cause and the
good Of the country"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Florida Election.

The Democrats of the Peninsular State
have elected their candidate for Governor
over the Scott candidate
Mr.. Cabell, the anti-Scott Wing eandi-
date for Congress, is beaten by Mr.. Max
well, the Democratic candidate.
We would like to see what excuse Gree
ley will offer for this defeat, and the los;
of another Wing State. They have beer
beaten on ali sides. The Wing candidat,
for Governor was Scott man, and the
Whig candidate for Congress was an anti
Scott man. Yet they are both laid cut
high and dry.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
"TeH Chapman he Must crow.'
Loco Brags-Rcad and Laugh

We clip the following from "Campaiyn
Glote" for 1910. BY inserting Pierce ii
the place of Tan Buren, and SCOTT in the
place of HARRISON, it sounds very mucl
l:kc the Democratic papers Of 1852. Just
read and laugh
From the CaIi!paign Globe Of 1s4Ol
"The fukcwarm Harrison men of Ne,c Y"rh
are leaving their ranks and coming out fol
Van Buren,.
Good old Pennsyiranin is sound TO the
least for Van Buren,.
"Gcorgia will sustain Mr.. Van Buren, by q
triumphant majority-5,O00 a, least.
I'VE count upon the vote Of Aaine BY 3,00t
majority.
Mr.. Van Buren, will get Ohio, indiana ant
kentucky, by handsome majuriiies-lhere ar'
changes taking place daily Of Wings 10 Van
Buren,.
"Gen. VIM. II. Harrison is the candidate o
the Abohtionisfs.
Gen. Harrison will not receive ONE Southern
Electoral vote /; his nomination was made by
ten Free States, the Southern States opposing
him with unexampled unanimity"
1.-The Democracywil triumph by an immense
majority. and for ages TO come the contest o
1910 will be the proud and distinguished era
to which the defenders Of the great cause vii
exultingy refer."-THo's II. BkNroN.
THE Fede.alisis will carry Vermon: oaLT.'
tS-Prctty stout tall, wasn't it? Ant
yet, New York gave l3, coo, Pennsylvani;
343, Georgia 5000, Maine 400, Obi,
$4,000, Indiana 1900, and Old Kentck.
&c 900 MAJORITY ron H.nn1.oN-'rrncr,
General" incompetent" and "Abohtio
niss" though he was.
Harrison had EIGHT out Of the thirteel
"Southcrr States" and ii out Of the l;
Northern States.
1t is the opinion Of some that Scot ,cil
hare t-tter rote than Harrison.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

Horace Greeley is allowed to be the
most accurate political calculator of The
! day. lie relies, with a full vote, upon
carrying for Scott-Nermont, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, OHIO,
Maryland, Delaware, North Carolina, Ken
tacky, Tennessee, and J.ouisiana-more
than enough. Maine, Indiana, Georgia.
Florida, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mississippi, and
California, doubtful.
Scott was never defeated by Britons,
Indians, or Mexieans-will Americans de-
feat him?
The Democratic majority on Congress
in Ohio is under 5000, and about the
same in Indiana.
-Ano,Lc. special election in Mississip-
pi, gains Wing Assemblyman.
TO be Post-Master when Pierce is
elected-one of the Apalonikons. ("The
family must have more "pap.)
We have los. Florida at State election
by only 2 or 500 votes.
The Picrceites have made about as
much in passing off Frank for hero, as
they have in making out Scott q coward.
Gen Scott passed night at his home
in New Jersey on his return from his ofi-
cial tip, West.
Thousands always throngcd to meet
Scott on bis tour. Pierce lately went over
considerable territory IL Massachusetts,,
trying to renew the Coalition between the
Abolitionists and the Democrats, out no.
where created any popular demonstration.
At Concord, however, he gave set speech
to "all of 200 men," which was no better
than a dozen of Scots off-hand addresses
Oh his tour.
The Boston Post claimed reighbor
Gutelius German Den,okrat as a convert
to the Pisrce party! If all their hopes
are baseless as this; their defeat will b.
unexampled in political history.
ONE VOTE LOST MAY DEFEAT GEN
SCOTT!
Those who have fals;6ed and villifed
Clay and Webster for 80 years, no~ con
fess their ISLANDERS, and praise them a.
great and good ner. When Scott to-
dies, they will retract every falsehuod they
are now endeavoring to impose upon the
public.
Baum has another "gull for thes'
Dutch farmers"
The I" Land Reformers" of New York
in long address, advise all their party t.
vote the Wing State and National Tickets
as the most favorable to their views.
--Moss of the Webster men had fallel
in with SCOTS column before Mr.. W.
death, and nothing now remains to keel
them all from supporting him.
Scott Harrison, son of the General, i
elected to Congress by Cincinnati Wings.
The Catholics have generally votes
mostly with the Democratic party. 1t i
now said that they will divide their vote
as other sects do.
No man is t9o good to vote.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Democrats, Rally !

4 Democratic Meeting O: the citizens
OF Lawisburg and vicinity will be held III
+ ,wn Hall on Monday E.enIns Nov. lst,
a early candle light
Several addresses vii. be delivered.
~. Let eiiere be full Attendance at
Il, lag. rally in behalf of Democratic
Fr';ncles and the - gallant riERcE'-then,
80 tac Polls and Victory :,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
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Ohio Mineral Paint.

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.5o n,rr.s TANNERS OIL Various Liu,.s aud quail
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Machinery OIL warranted not TO chill IN the
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Retraction of a Whig Calumny.

The whig press have done their utmost
to throw discredit upon the personal cour-
age of Gen. Pierce Thy have failed,
sign1lly failed in their dcspicable attempts.
They are otdrmeA j. this result, and begin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

nnl In these dI.eaScs medicine is OF avail ~hIs
ever Il never does good and 1t often does harm
Svrups Extracts. Balns Balsans Elxrs Brttsrs
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IRE only uths- names for Nervous Deranysuea; !,
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Electric influence; SElsVOJ TRENORs. DEAF
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DYSPFPSI4 A. in its worst forms FAILS. snd PARA
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PIANO AGENCY.

AtlNu been appointed Agent Tor the sale
Ill OF the celebrated Pianos. manufactured by
GEO. vOGKIT, PhiIad.,
the undersigned would be happy to supply sny
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ous"sy 10 DR. Lucit- :. 'onstock; and though, the sig
mature Of omSork Co. will l roniinu.I. this
Label with the fac ~iin. sitna Of Dr. L. & wiz "a
future d -isuat" tie GENUINE.
All. offti.l;S NU-Y ~ SFTEt0i1.
LJtItS :. ,OM-TOCK.
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!. J. WALLS. hu the only dealer, g.- uihs
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