The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-08-28
SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN!
WINGS ADVANCED!
Make way! for torrent is coming
The millions in battle array:
Their glad shouts will soon clcave the welkln
For Victory and Oh Chippewa.

The millions in battle array;
Their glad shouts will soon ccave the welkin,
For Victory and Oh Chippewa.
Gov. Lucas, formerly the Locofoco
Governor of Ohio, and now of Iowa, has
taken the stump for Scott and Graham.
John X. Wilson, formerly Sheriff of
Butler county, Ohio, and always loco
foco, was one of the Vice Presidents at
late Scott demonstration in Hamilton
county. He declares his determination
to support the Scott ticket, and says that
a large number of democrats in old But
Ter will 90 for Scott.
Hon. Thomas +. Marshall, of Ken
lucky, who is probably the most eloquent
Democratic orator in the country, and
for some years past has acted with the
Locotoco party is now in the field earn
rstly laboring for the election of Gen.
Scott.
Lieut.. A. Marsh, decided Loco1oco,
addressed the Scott Club at Whitestown,
Oneida Co., New York, and gave in his
adhesion to Gen. Scott. He said he had
loved him ever since he served under
him, and that S"ott raised him up with
his own hand when he lay wounded ON
the field.
Capt. Garrett of the n. Y. Police, one
of the Empire Club has come out for
Scott.
Col. John Motter, a leading and nhu-
entail Locofoco in Dauphin county, Pa,
one of Gen. SCOTS old companions in
arms has come out for his old COM
mander, and been elected President of
the Lyken's Scott Club.
The Wings have formed a Scott Club
in Harrisburg. The Presi dent, Capt.
krause, served under Gen. Scott in the
last war with England. He has always
been an active locofoco, but like hun
dreds of Gen. SCOTS old "companions
in arms" he will stand by the Old Hero
now, as he did in 1911.
Hon. James E. Belser, leading and
influential Locotoco in Alabama, and
formerly a representative in Congress
from that State, has taken the stump in
tauor of Gen. Scott.
John A. Foote, Esq, himself opposed
to Gen. Taylor in 1918, said in speech
delivered by hum at Cleveland: "A good
old democrat told me to-day, he should
throw his vote for Gen. Scott; and what
is more, said he there are fifteen more
good democratsupon the troncres around
me, that will do the same
Hon d. K. Tilden, late a member of
Congress from Ohio, and who voted for
Van Buren, in ISIS, has come out hear
tily for Scott.
Ex-Alderman Greig, of Rochester, N.
! Y, prominent democrat, is now doing
good service for Gen Scott.
Capt. Robert Porter, of Pittsburg,
heretofore a democrat, has taken the
stump in favor of his brave commander
in Mexico.
Charles Heinzen, a German demo-
crat of Cincinnati, has taken the stump
for Gen. Scott.
Gen John K. Williams, heretofore a
prominent democrat in Michigan, is out
for Gen Scott.
Col. VIM. o. Callaghan, an inAuen-
tial democrat of Michigan, is out for
Gen. Scott.
Hon. Lewis d. Campbell, member
of Congress from Ohio, who was oppos-
ed to Tay lor in 1913, has published a
letter, in which he declares himself
warmly in favor of Gen. Scott.
Hon. VIM. F. Hunter, another MEM
Der of Congress from Ohio, who was
among those that led off against Taylor
in rs, is now tor Scott.
Dennis Mullane, always heretofore a
democratic voter in Michigan, has de-
nounced Mr.. Pierce, and goes for Scott.
Major J. Kearsley, an influential mem.
Der of Michigan democracy, is out for
Scott.
VIM. Howell, another prominent and
active member of the Michigan democ.
racy, is out for Scott.
Hon. Amos Tuck, member OF Con-
gress frow N. Hampshire, who opposed
Taylor in 1913, is out for Scott
Hon. N. S. Townsend, democratic
member of Congress from Ohio, who
was elected over Root, the Free Soil
candidate, has made speech, in which
he comes out against Pierce. At Elyria,
in his District, large meeting ofDemo-
Gratis has been held, which sustained his
course.
A correspondent of the Blair county
Wig writing from Cambria county, Pa,
says:
81 take pleasure in calling your atten.
ton to the pleasing prospect in Summer.
hill township. The nomination OF Scott
and Graham has made d deep and sen.
sible impression upon the Locos here.
1t has effected a change of TWENTY-FIVE,
all of whom were heretofore Locofocos,
bred and born; but are now determined
to vote for the 'conquering hero
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