Richmond palladium., 1852-10-13

l:sIIl,aa certain for SrDif.

TOO broad.
At The last prc>;len'al election there wa,
ppIici in thl, 5.atc. l52,7 votes, Of that mum
bcr, C,~s received II, ,7l5, Taylor 50 oo7, an1
Van BIrcn 600.
The majority for Cass over "a ynr 1 559,
:. small ma joritv truly, ont Of 50 large vote.
General C,tss, YOU will remember WA, the Idol
Of the Democracy Of Indiana. and they conf
DENLY expected to carry the State for him by
from | ) To 9 , 900 majority.
There no div i-on in their ranks They
w"rc united To man. siraininy every nerve,
AMI what was the result? Why the mca gre ma
Iority above stated.
Meagre, | say. when compared with their
previous ssnsune expectations. How was II
with thc Wh,~ of Indian, at hat time. Tay
lor was not choice. To say nothing Of the
i'll feeling engendercd against him ly his char
.cs against The Indiana volunteers.
We considered that we lIal cin lilatc for
ccd upon contrary 10 our expressed wishes.
Without IA pl .tfornI. for the sake OF ayailablil
i.y only. and such rejected him There
were hundreds Of that remained silent spec
tators OF the contest taking litlle interest
in the mtttcr.
Myself thou III ardent Wlsir, could not
face the music that time and dill not vote.
WhiIc a considerable number Of rs went FL
yanBurcn whom at tlii, election, VIII BE- fpunl
Il gain within The FOL Is of The Whit party ~ty
then to the friends OF &. neral Sol. i" of good
'h''i " WI ''''S 80 '2'"'' = - 80 - ~
dnfy. O,ropprncnts ar. conf len Of carryin
il 10. their can i late, aui ;ool. easy souls
are too APP to conccdc it t." them, never for
moment thinking hat hy action m * .rti ion
our ~ U - h'>'5c = ~ IN o INC F" ~
c'n,I rae a any 9fafc IN thc mon.
u" above Hrr Hr'i"n5 my - considered by
many rather too IN suinc but | as~ur. Vol il i,
~ ~ I'htN, "R3 foIia', upon m'tlf' c"h@' -
non upon my ptl. lave closely ob-cr, cl
Tho polite i aspect .! the ptr,ic, in tin, state.
an mr." t'AA |. .alf a>r'fl, M y" ~ ,if'r Whlt
iaiy m ne th''r" = ~, people - ~" ''"ot +
h''F," 'i'r' i"h' tn'. II we a. f" h9' pat 90
our on ~ ~ '".'''' W. WI '','s '''e 7'.'''
- SCOT. M ~ ny Wort a. ! re- ~ me
hnd result. The Democracy arc conf lent q
'itt 'hS IN " rtaii t''' fh1E S'N IN ''h>c-
I'e4'' - IN ""''} % 'tt'''.i III theif fdth@ a"i
:. ~, ,''' ~ .'''.' - -
h'' ~" S'''i = ~ 80. - ~ hi'N ~
'>9ciI,''' ."'' ''''it : i,''i' I'm % '''''1
SUM III 'a' RANK" "i 'i'e "IS Parry, '''''l ~
~, - me-" 3i'!'.hg, -,
~, y Il y = I >','' - -.
= - ",'~',' ~ /" =" |.''.' "'s ~
''''@ " Pa" - - ''''t''' "i' -
.,'' 81 W. ~ u ~, I'm ,'I ""i ''i'.hi'
- = :" - :.
.t., XXI, a.f;n ,;,,r =, ,nI 1,.nn,s
800. h,,r !; H.. .Il .,,i.il.I ,,[I ~ Wli.,s -
r.n,,.-.,, Az. u},d ,,,l her a,r oft bv 5000
tL. If.fs,.I.,t p,t-,. i3f,,,,,,,,,y +, ,hr ,,n
t. -. ~ l,Nt lin.
Thc Vhi, ,4-tv in New Yo,k arc as u.i,
unifrJ NJ 1,.a.'nt a~ tl,y at,,. b,,n f,r ,raufr,a-
(,,.l Of vr.,r, Thos,. u4pr> there th,t ut first
ucp.,,,-I ~cptr, rai.nina ion, arc noN WORKING
m th,, .,.,, ..u-c
Our prospects IN Ohio are quit, htttcriae
Tfo,,. W III = on the Reserve. that flew Oh int,
fhc lr,r soil rank, ~ tl...rap Of Tie Nan Buren.
.!ltn. are now comm, bl.k bv hunlfe.l~.-
prun~l 'vtnia Is =, ccr:ain for Scott rs that he
i, Il can llitc AMI is generally conceded to IL
bv the knowing ones Of the Democratic party
An! now, Ma,>rS Eiilors with i host Of nj
nor : a,cs arrayeI on oar side. have we not
but lit,lr to fear and much to expect
Now L., Us see what divisions there are in
the Democratic ranks. We will first turn to
the South. There a Democratic nomination has
President, and Gen Qlitman Of Mississippi for
wee PRESIDENT, with the formation OF an E!cc-
~, 80 h;..t;',n .h;.l ,h..
w,rls p;.,r,. and shows a determination or
thrir part to defeat his election.
Ii that wont suit our Democratic friends, let
l Them turn the!r eyes towards VI 'ssachu>etts.-
en- " "ea p's'. ":,;' ~ on - r..