The daily union., 1852-10-10
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.

gentlemen IN virginia dIter announcing hts purpose "a
make no declaration Of political opinion.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana.
The eyes Of The democracy all over the country =.
now turned with intense interest TO the election. I,
these great central States which are 10 take plse.
Tuesday next. s. 4
itis impossible TO imagine motives powerful a,
stirring than those which now animate the on.hss,,.,
democracy OF this popuous and commanding region II
is ior them, in advance Of the presidential election n
fight the battle OF their country against the most danger,
GUS combination Of political influences which have ever
been banded together in presidential canvass.
Recent developments leave no doubt of the fact ,hs
the most unscrupuous OF the aboionis, leaders. fro
their candidate down, slrainng every nerve 10 &C.
complish, by the most corrupt and fraudulent bargain
the transfer OF the abolition vote 10 the candidate AZ
Seward, Johnston, and Wade. II is confidently asseed
that all the recent harangues Of Mr. Hale have poinsd
to this result IL openly charged. upon high authority
that the most eminent leaders OF the Pttsburg orsan,a
tion deeply implicated with the whig managers il
this nefarious plot
We not informed how far the rank and file Of N.
abolition organization will consent 10 be thu. ,,aa.a
away and transferred from the flag Of Hale 10 Thar II
made by their leaders, fact which must alarm the NJ,
prehensions and arouse the energies Of every patriot
1t is for the democracy, which has already saved il,
country in more than perous crisis save the peace
Of the Union and the Union itself from the grea. and in
pending danger of such combination aa
II is impossible TO over-estimate the moral effect Of
democratic triumph in the present uncture OF the canvass
in these three great States The tdngs Of such an event
will strike down the last hope Of our opponents. and will
give to the country that neither sectional ans
icism, military phrenzy the political corruption
which accompshes depredations upon the treasury like
those of the Gaphn and Gardiner cases. are henceforh
to rule in our public councils IA atso
Such result we confidently anticipate when the jssus
Of the contest which is to take place on Tuesday nsst
shall be made known. To the democracy Of these ere.,
they will approve themselves adequate to their duty and
worthy OF the position in which they stand.
We clip the following account OF the operations Of
Beardslee's planning machne from the Albany Argus Of
the 4h instant, From personal examination OF these ma
Chimes we are able to bear testimony TO the excel
ence and high finish of the work done by them as well
as 10 the rapidly with which it is executed
From the Albany Arus oe.
BEAKpsLRE's FLAMING MAcHIsE-Such take an interest
in the progress o the age in aborsaying inventions
fail TO be graed by visit TO the lumber.
dressing establishment Of Mr. Ahijah Jones, aah.
bones Furnace. in North Ferry Mr. Jones has In.
vested nearly $4,000 in this abshment, and 1t has
been in successful operation about four weeks.
Mr.. JONES' who the right for this city has
ming three of Beardslees planning machines aud the
number OF tongung and growing machines Each pair
these machines in day oi hours including
all sloppaaes average of four thousand pieces pansd
ongned, and grooved boards plank The and
rapidly with which these machines give complete finish
everything that passes through them wonderful and
excite the admiration OF all who witness the opefa,ionss
hundreds of citizens and strangers have during the past
month.
There Is also OF Beardee's machines nearly ready
for use, which will plane both sides OF board plank
operation. Several OF thsse-lor planning both sides
oncehr Beardsee has successful ops ration 10 dL
ferent parts OF the country afhs
The capacity OF these machines may be estimated from
the fact that Mr. Jones 10 enabled dress iamber price
which will TO consumers nearly $4,000 on the
amount oil work done last year In this city by other
chimes, and at tae same time himself hand
some profit.
These great resus-ar important and valuable
to the public large than have been mpsh-d by any
one OF the abor-saving inventoasp hch this inventive
age has given rise
lis scarcely necessary say that these machines have
rapidly worked their way into use Tor their admrabis
working and workmanship have only to be to com
mend them favor and preference above all oshsD
As might be expected since the first inrodnction OF he
machines-about year sgoMr. Besrdsee has scarcely
been able supply the dcmaod for hem About bry Of
them operation In different and distant parts OF
the country and the call for Is incessant.
Mechanics inventors and all concerned In this branch
Of business fail be interested and Eatasd bys
visit TO Mr.. Joncss establishment