The daily union., 1852-10-09

The Tesat were the election 10 come on to-day, and
don't intend to let the wings get any advantage OF US
between this and the second OF November. although II is
not TO be disguised that they hard at work. and will
make bold and desperate tight. The democracy is no
less vigilan and determined Truman Smith is flooding
the State with trash, with view 10 influence the Irish.
Germans. doubtful. &c. Sc This may possibly have
some little effect, but we don't fear much from it.
BANGOR. October /. 1852
The result OF recent election leaves no doubt the
minds of both democrats and wings that the electoral
vote OF Maine will be given for Pierce and King
Our friends abroad need have no anxiety about this
State.
BELFAST, Me, October /, 1852
You aware OF the divisions which have existed in
State congressional district, and county Both
tons ambitious who shall do the most for
Pierce
Most of our vessel builders are wings and their work
men democrats They, the builders, will Try 10 get
some OF. #"
YoRK CO., Maine, October 4. 1852
In the State the reliable majority will be flor Pierce
and King) 1900. and the plurality OF the electors 5000
Many persons estimate the majority in this State much
higher; but with such OF information possess,
/ have confidence that il will be than have
stated.
Although General Pierce is New England man, no
whig votes will be for him in this State, do
wan, lhem the democratic votes are sufficient
NEWPORT, KY. October /. 1852
am happy 10 inform you that The democracy la
boring manfuy all over the State and with great conf
dence and every prospect OF Our county, Camp
belI) as well congressional district, is largely
democratic.
CARLISLE. la, September 81, 1852.
doubt not we shall be able TO carry the State for
Pierce and King, but think not by SO large majority
shall carry governor and State ticket.
There no excitement with either party in this part Of
Indiana, and believe none will be got up.
New ALBANY, la, September 81, 1852.
Our majority upon the gubernatoria vote will reach
i2.ooo and many think it will be much larger. True,
Wright has made popular governor with the masses,
and will, think, carry 1900 or 1000 whig votes
There be reasonable ground for doubling our sue
in November and from present appearances the
jory will be double that OF ls4s am that Indiana
claimed by portion of the whg press for Scott but
assure you that well Uniformed, candid whg here
presses the remotes hope Of this State
EVANSVILLE, Ia, September IS, es52.
have the pleasure Of informing you that all is right,
and am not mistaken will give the largest vote
for Pierce and King ever given in this district.
LoGANspoRr, September 49, 1882
In this district, and believe in the State generally, our
energetically working.
READING. (Pa.,) September 80, 1852.
am convinced that whether October vote be above
or below our usual democratic majority. we will give an
increased majority in November.
SYRACUSE, IN. Y.,) September 80, 1852.
Our State is looking very WELL The nominations
satisfactory in the main, and will receive hearty and
cheerful support
am entirely confident from what can discover by
mngling with the people, that Pierce and King will carry
this State. Our friends jealous and acuve-Hhigs
cold and growing colder.
LANSING, September 2s, 1859.
Upon the whole, you may put Michigan down for
Pierce and King by 5000 majority.
CLIRXsos, IN. W September 20, 1851
The grea, mass OF democrats, and particularly the
younger class doing daily good and eHecual service
while the wings without union, without harmony OF
concert and without the least confident hope OF the ma
ton or State II this had been the prospect Of 1885,
ls4o, 1884, and is4s The State woald have been demo-
cratic $4,000.
NoBLEsvILLE September 26, 1852
The democrats have never been better organized than
they in this county, and although the campaign
not conducted with much enthusiasm as IN "a and
as yet all are determined TO do their duty, and
gune OF success. have not heard OF one democrat in
this county who will for Scott, but have several
converts from whggery.
INDIANAPOLIS, September a. 1852
The wings are up and doing, and circulating any guam
lity Of documents; but il will avail them nothing We
to,H and can beat them 10, 900 votes.
RusHyILLE. Ua.,l SEPTEMBER ., 1852.