The daily union., 1852-10-09
Good News f.sa all Parts Of the Union.

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mee desires US TO say TO their numerous correspond
ents that they publish these extracts in reply to their
letters asking for information 10 the prospects OF the
democratic candidates and also in return for the valua
BILE intelligence that each has contributed Our political
friends will find all their subsequent letters regularly an
swered in the Union in The same manner by the Ma
tional Democratic COMMITTEES. The extracts indicate a
glorious national democratic triumph in November, and
will be read with interest in all quarters:
asN ssa'ai Z. - a FRASKFoRT Sept "a. 1852
Our prospects are cheering and bright, and we have
well-ounded hope of bringing this glorious old Common
wealth once more within the democratic fold. We are
TO have terrible struggle but the anecedens OF Scott
suspicious and his political sponsors TOO motley
procure endorsement in Kentucky The dose is too
revolving to some good whig stomachs and they very
promptly decline the medicine.
a OrsEGo COUNTY, IN. Y.) Oct 8. 1852.
Things ara looking well in The State, although the
wings are united and will make desperate effort The
democracy are united too We have got strong man for
governor Mr. Seymour, who has taken the stump and is
one OF the most popular speakers in the Union.
CLEyELAsD, Oct 4, 1889.
am confident the Buckeye State goes for Pierce and
King On the Western Reserve the wings doing all
in their power by coaxng foreigners and free-solers
My opinion, however, is that we have them in tight
place. a.
~ II VS. Macon, GA Oct. /. 1852.
You perceive that we have in Georgia four electoral
tickets; but have no doubt that Pierce and King will
get the vote Of the State.
DEMopoLrs, (Ala.,) Oct. /, 1852
There is no political excitement in this portion Of the
State The wings do not like General Scott and are
supporting him merely keep up their political organi
zaton. 9.ags ag' ,a5as.tsE
LEXINGTON, (Ky.,) Oct /, 1852.
have the pleasure 10 inform you that the democracy
of Kentucky are awake and very hopeful Of carrying the
State II the fall elections in Indiana, Ohio and Penn
sylvania or in two of those States, shall be favorable
will have no doubt OF Kentucky
CALHOUN COUNTY, (Mich.,) Sept, 80, 1852
The effect of their efforts 1.-THE whgsl has been TO
arouse the democracy from their lethagy and set them
TO work in good and from present indications
majority will be increased instead of being diminished by
the effort put forth by the wings have no hesitation
in saving that Michigan will cast her electoral vote by
majority of thousands, for franklin Pierce and William
r. King
JACKSON. (Mss. } Sept 80. 1852
1t gives pleasure to inform that all is bright in
this State Pierce and King will receive the electoral
vote by from 5000 TO 5000. Some OF friends
marking up the majority TO l5,oO0 but do not believe
tnere Will De u votc on eitnef SIDE lne wings Will
not bet dollar, which is fair indication Of feeling
SUMMIT p. o.. IN. CD Sept 1852
| do not wish you TO understand me expressing the
opinion that North Carolina will give larger vo,e for
Pierce than for Reid or that she will certainly vote for
the former The result is too doubtful speak in such
language. All can promise is that will do our duty
our whole duly, and nothing less than our duty. The
indications decidedly present in favor OF demoe
racy and we are full OF joyous anticpaiions. On the
other hand, whiggery is disped and lighting with that
desperation which struggle for life always exhibits
Bo,ros. Sept. 81, 1882
/ We shall throw over $1,000 votes-I estimate 81 900
SCOTS vote will be between So 900 and $1,000 depend
ing circumstances. The soers in caucus, with
in days. estimated their vote 30 000 The whole
vote OF the State cannot exceed las 0oo therefore you
easily get my TO the State and see how close
II lies. The result cannot yet be seen here.
/ In Rhode Island, both wings and Rhode Island dems
agree in the belief that prospects very good
indeed expect the State by 500 TO 700 majority In
Connecticut our friends expect TO gel 800 1000
joi,y over The wings. feel great confidence.
FLmr, (Micb.,) Sept 80. 1852.
| take pleasure in assuring you that the democratic
party Of this State generally, and OF this vicinity, are
awake to the importance Of the present political canvass
OF the general result in the State think there can be no
doubt.
GsEESssoRo', n. c., September 30, 1882
The democrats everywhere in the best spirits and
working like men. The wings are dispred and cowed
Many Of them will not vote many will vote for Pierce
AMI King and those who vote for Scot viii 10 40 With
reluctance. have not or even heard OF a Scot
democrat | have not heard Of a democrat who
refuses to vote the ticket" have been active in or
ganizng the parry every where. and they will be at the
polls. This county full of Taylor democratic but
| they cannot be duped again.
GoLDsBoRo', N. c., September 30, 1852.
think North Carolina may be SET down for Pierce and
King-for these IA far my observation ha,
extended. and 80 far have Information, every demo
erai will for Pierce, and this includes nearly every
man that voted for Governor Reid, who had within a
fraction OF $500 majority 10 this county shall Ger
taRly do well for Pierce for Reii and we intend 10
do fifty better In other counties the democrats are at
work, generally quietly bat feel assured vigorously
and cfectualy.
FArsrTKvrLIE, October /, 1854
/ think we can report with confidence that everything
will be right in North Carolina There il no change but
in our favor since August Oar opponents endeavof
console their friends abroad with the idea that local
causes contributed to their defeat at the gubernaora
.ection, bu the contest general party principles
and local causes operated to very small extent.
DErRou. September 40, 1852.
A feeling OF perfect eonhdsnce has been and is now
our greatest danger s' have no