The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-12-09
ID s. GREEN
EXTRACTS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

jGmW!0H Ere CO., Ohio, Non %, 1852
have heard many Wings and Democrats
say ! would with all my heart vote for Hale
At there were any hopes Of his election Nav
be ] have too high an opinion of the correct
ness Of the Northern heart in regard 10 the
principles Of Freedom: but verify believe
that could the Compromise measures Fugitive
Law included, and the Baltimore resolutions
have been the simple, naked question ON one
hand, and the Pittsburgh resolutions on the
other there would scarcely have been nm oppo-
SION to the latter in the North. So odious 80 re
Pugnant TO every principle Of right and JUS
tee, and the moral Scusc of the people is that
Infamous Fugitive Law No Southern man
would submit to so insulting, 80 degrading an
act unless his interests required it of him
Neither VIII the free spirit of the North sub
mt, Not one in ten, Wings or Democrats,
Wonld obey that law, if called upon.
we ar" intending to start n paper in this
congressional district l3th) We must have
local organ, and trust we shall give a good
account OF ourselves in two years from this.
although we have been bound to n dead car.
cass (Rlchland county,
Locke Cdyuga county, New York.--In this
town, lLocke) when the Wing and Democratic
nominations were made. there were but four
s ar i've who could be depended upon TO repu.
date the nominations and platforms; but we
commenced circulating the documents, and
aglhtnG notwithstanding the insocnt de
mands Of the Slave Power and the result
was, fiity-tour votes for the chosen standard
bearers OF FreedOm--a result that rather sur
pnsed us but also convinced us that all th,
people needed was information Since tn,
election, | was conyersing with leadin,
Democrat OF this place, and told him that thC
two platforms were 80 near alike that it wa,
difficult to tell the difference. He agreed /,
test il ON the spot. took the platforms, aud
read resolution from each one He chose
the Wing resolution for Democratic doctrine
They are 80 near alike that person need tc
see the heading to tell them apart
Smyrna Harrison co.. Ohio. Noe %. 1852
The Free Soil party here il but small vet but
we are M good spirits, and ON the increase
Two years ago, am told, there was not Free
soil vote in this township ut the last election
we gave Hale and Julian and Freedom twenty.
i've, and IN less than two years more we ex.
pect % double the vote, II we can only get
your most valuable paper circulated through
the township and read by the mass of the PEG.
pie. My friend ]. NJ, who by the bye is a
very strong advocate and friend to the priuc
Piles your paper advocates, has club Tor III,
"a which be sends to-day; aud we do not
eAp'~> 70 sop here, but we shall keep il beior,
the poop. aud keep the ball rolling on, and
we nope 10 - able by the LIST of January d
send a. many awe subscribers a. we hay,
now.
Romeo, lieh,gdn, Nov = 1852 The Free
Democracy in this county MOI, than doubled
any vote that they had taken fire 'G On,
county ID snail we polled for Hale = JuI;an
500 yotes-j7? was the most VA even ,olIcd
before. Since tbs election, we irequc ,lv
met with the expression, "Had ted aeeoi!
Jog 30 the Dictates Of our cOnsell D69 We shoul
have voted Cor Hale but we AQhttthat {
two evils we must choose the &C. Many