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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

The Wings of the Third Congressional District OF
PENNSYLVANIA have nominated John P. ,Sanderson,
editor of the Philadelphia News, as their candidate
for Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

Female pedestrians are allow to pas the lAu-
gusta toll bridge free of charge b. rec ent vote of
the proprieiors of the bridge. The Down Casters
don't believe in tolIing the belle,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

laJ-rhc Southern Rights Committee have called
a Convention to assemble on the 18th of Septem-
Der to nominate candidate-Gen. Pierce, the
despatch states, having failed 10 answer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

iiU SicxEpAND SEALEp.-The President, aswe learn
froi telegraphic dispatch received at late hour
last night, has signed the Bridge Bill. othe ques-Ss
ton is settled not only for the present but for all
- time to come. .l. Yr l-t.,r.. .,I Lt....tg i D
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
WING MEETIMG,4
+. - - - sl'g.Ef = ~ =
Al FrunIsfort Springs, Beaver county,
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 1sT.

E
A GRAND WmIGs CONVENTION will be held at McGnri
HOTEL Frankfort SIP Ess, Beaver CO. Pa near Flo enee
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1sT.
In view OF the great interests involved in the preS
contest-in view or deteruined of the 0ple
ton party, tits expected that the wings of Washing
HEAVIER, and the surrounding counties, will come osi
their strength. sg5.,
The place at which this meeting is designed he hell
one the most delightful summer resorts this sectioa
the country, and will enahie all who attend the meeting
the purpose Of promoting the cause o. Scott and ahaT
combine politics with pleasure. Tho meeting (y bca.
in grove Conc, then, fellow citizens, rally in nul
that will terror into the foe Come come ar
Cause, that win show our determination and ability
overcome all OPPOSITION - i'{'k = ~.
The following speakers, it is expected will p,esen
address the meetings Hon. Moses Hampton, Capt Ch,t
Naylor Pittsburgh Ce James Collier, Roswell Mae Mas,
ton, Of Wheeling; John L. Cow Esq and Seth r. Hurd
Washington and Peter livingston Esq OF FLORENCE.
NEE ting Will held ~ the yaEe Of " Il
nnt others VIII address it, .sss sb5s $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
Ravenna, Aug. SO, 1852.
OHIO.

The Buckeye State, with her characteristic en-
thusaSm, is s'wide awake and furnishes the most
cheering evidence that the State is good for Scott
ted the so-called Democratic ticket are repudia-
ting the modern Democracy of the Baltimore Con-
vention nominees The State Journal of the 2lst
ult, says:-We have been shown another list of
one hundred Democrats, in single county, who
will vote lor Gen. ScoTT! Another letter from the
Mann Valley says GAS to our prospects here,
they are very lauering.''.
Another from the south west says: ..I think VIC
shall be able to give GEN Scott more than the
Wing strength in this county," H-.eV W..
Another from the North West says:-"Quic as
much zeal and energy are exhibited in this part of
the district, as in any prior campaign since l84O',
Another speaking of the. Wings of his county
says:-s'.aIy word Tor it, they will do better tan
ever before" 1sje.t ...
Another sayS:-''Wc are awake here; think
am not mistaken in the stroug hope of giving Ohio
to Scott -U41. gstsu.s,t. .f... s-t....
Another says:-"rhe prospect of gaining pretty
largely from the Locofocos is Increasing. Almost
every Wing converse with, spoke OF knowing loco
focos whowill vote for Scott" ..dl.w
Another says:-"fn this district We confidently
expect decided decrease Of the Loco majority
Wing documents, especially Lives OF Scott are
largely read, and we hear OF many who hn@;5 acted
with, the other party, who will vote for Scott
Another says:-"Old Fuss and Feathers is not
only first in first in peace but he is first in the
hearts ofthe people ofths region"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

K Mn. CLEMENS, the Democratic nominee for
Congress- has returned from his electioneerng tour
to the mountain counties. Mr.. GALLr, the Wing
Elector for this District, has also been up that
way, doing signal service for the Wing cause. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
THE GERMAN VOTE OF OHIO.

| u The following which we clip from the Cincin-
natl Atlas shows how the vote OF the great mass
of the honest Germans of OHIO is going:
/ 8 Mr. Enron We as German voters of the second
! Confessional District OF Hamilton county wish,
through the medium of your valuable political pa
per to ma Ike our views known to the delegates OF
The Wing County Convention, to meet al MI Pleas
ant on the 10th inst, for the purpose oil nominating
a Wing county ticket. 8.
We nave for many years past, voted and acted
with the Democratic party, supposlng the principles
of that party true the great interests OF our adop
IL home and the free institutions OF our glorious
and independent country. But, satisfied from the
movements of the late Democratic convention, the
interests of our country and her institutions are no
part Of the creed of the leaders of that paper; on the
contrary, self emulation is the sole object OF these
demagogueS We know them well now: We know
their love for the Dutch: They would ride into Oh
fee through their votes, and then KICK us ior our
stupidity. We now frankly confess we have been
dipped for years. and sincerely hope our brethren
will not remain in the dark as long rs we have
We shall, each of u.s. use every effort to give them
light, that they may see sooner than we have the
error they have fallen into. .-.4'
We suggest to the delegates of the convention,
not however, in spirit of dlctation the policy OF
nominating Judge Satin the candidate for COIL
gresS in the I'd district; for him and the entire hIg
ticket we pledge ourselves for $40 German voters,
who have never voted the Wing Ticket.
NicaS Marnger, l.. IT, Nerkel,
Frank Kreigcr, Henry Bohne.
Francis Mol Val. Wcisel,
- John Appelmann, Joseph Brodbeck,
Albert Schmidt, Christian Mayer
Charles Miller, Jacob llerive,
Mich GciSer. Math Felix,
Francis Refs,
A resident of Cincinnati now here, says he is &C
quainted with the Signers of the above paper, and
that they ire every one of them substantial, influen
tial Germans, whom he supposed to be as firm in
the Locofoco faith as the hills They are learning
the difference between sham Democracy and real
democracy. ,.s,-
Another letter says: The feeling to achieve a
triumph and redeem the State is prevalent among
all the Wings of this section
Another letter says: within few days past we
hear of several accesSions fIom the ranks OF our
opponents in this county.
The story appears TO ne everywhere the same
We have not taken wo-d from any letter written
for publication above They are all private letters
from intelligent reliable Wings, intended 10 COM
municate, without exaggeraton, the true condition
IF things.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
=THE LOBOS ISLANDS QUESTION:

A communication was made 10 the oehale yes
terday by the President OF the United STATES on te
subject of the Lobos Islands, embracing cores
pondence between the Secretary of State and the
Minister of the Republic of Peru as to the sove-
reignty of those Islands, &c. Hadlt been possible
for us to obtain copies of all the papers comnuht
Gated by the President, it would nave Deen OUT o.
our mower Mt this moment to- find room for them;
but we are enabled 10 give atyonce the full and
mastery letter Of Mr.. Webster, which appears to
cover the whole question and all the matters III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01
.tl.i ! J FOR PRESIDENT, ~
WINFIELD SCOTT.
...y,,5.,u FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM.

FF"TE TtNtT.
jsr DisTRicr-JoHN X. K1LBY, OF Nanscn.ond.
.i IND DIsTRicT-EDW. X. CHAMBERS, of Mcckienburg
.ED ll:sTRirT-THOMAS. S. FLOURNOY, of HALIFAX
.TH i.sTRisT-h. II MARSHALL, OF Charlotte. VI =
atriI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IVES, OF AlberInarle.
y Cru DIsIRtcT-WlLLIAM e. SCOTT, OF Po,vhataii.
trh lssrRicr--JoSEPH SEGAR, of Elizabeth City.
SIN llsTRIoT-ROBERI MAYO, OF WestmorelAnd.
3TH DisrEtCT-HESRY W. THOMAS, OF Fairfax
u i0rn ltsrRrcr--ALE&'R. r. BoTELER Of Jefferson.
. I'm DisTRIoT-COL- J. Il. BALDWIN, OF Augusta.
ID tlZrH DisrRIcT-JOHN ECHOLS, OF Monroe. TH4H.r4.
I3TIi DtsrEtCr-WALTER PRESTON, of Washington.
1+rH DfSrRtcT-JOHN J. JACKSON, Jr, OF Wood.
y l5TE UhsrziCr-T. n. GALLY, of Ohio. iIl-| o. f.Hr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-01

To Glass Manufacturers.
NEE have constantly on hand large stock OF Jaras
w Jar Covers of all sizes, Union ST, NJ. 10. 40
Aug. 81. 1wd. CAYWOOn CONKIsN&to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
LOCAL POLITICS.

HupsoN Co, y. IA LARGE and enthusiast
IL, meeting OF the Wings Of Ills County Wa held "a,
the Nev-Durlsn Hotel, James McDOnouea's, on
Wednesday evening Hlz'e,on valley Esq. pre-
sided and NJ h Crane. Secretary Hogucut an3
surited speeches We're made by Il Gilchrist jr., O.
Jersey CITY 4 Il Ryder, ESQ, Of Nev-lo-S, NJ.
Wcteuhan. Of West lIoJoken, John W. Bo-rd. E.q.,
and D. F. Gayii. OF IloboSen. Inc speakers were
often interrupted by the cheering Of tie mu',.-''.
and a. the mention OF tie name O. Gen Sco.' lie
be,.inr WIS most yocucrous and showed colcusvcy
tnat he has the hearts o. the stury yeomanry o. the
country DURING the remark. OF Mr. Ryder. a dc'e,a-
ton from the N.u.h Ward Luady Lane Club arrived.
bearing the Sts-->pused Banner. They were re-
cciyed with three times three by The Jersey BOYS.
rctwcen The speeches many cspira Wig songs were
sung by Mcssrs Ncpcak Wclch, Day, francisco CAVE
and Others letter was read from Joseph Hoxie'
ESQ. in vi,h be regretted his inability 10 be resent
on the occasion. o. he had oa engagement with the
Wings o. N,wlurg OF TWO weeks standing which no
Wa. forced 10 tulh 4, late hour the meeting ad'
iou,nod smd tic most tremendous cheering Tor me
Cause Ed the candidates. to meet with .Ac Wings o.
Ilobohen yn I-Urs-ty evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

10 draw mp ire contract in accordance with Instructions
gwen to them BY the Minister of Foreign heations
The parties have accepted the appointment
new Ministry has in a measure been formed
IN Mexico. We translate the following paragraphs IA
relation thereto The Sig'o NIX. of the lst ult say.
-, Tomorrow Senior Ayuire Will take the ususl olth 5
Minister Of Justice II not being possible 10 ind three o,her
such men o. might who viii Dear their robust saoa-
us Ctnfr mn s. ma portfolios Il probable Senor ASule
WI II universal Minister THIS method Of meeting oHr M
he1lnes IS truly heroic
SfpL >" No person has yet been found willing toenier
Scpt s. Don Octsyiauo unoz Ledo has been nominated
Minister OF Foreign Relations ard Don MaTauo Rtya fa-
SEQ OF Finance IL u not yet known II they VIII accept
The nomination OF Senior Ledo elulvulent 20
ehanse Of policy the rehuenepc question senior Ar
go says IN an official communication TINT the seni!enln
nominated being interested the opening Of the Isthmls
the dispatch Of business relating therein viii be N charge OF
Sgt The President his granted conference to $
norea Munos Ledo End Rva Pascos thencN named Min.
explain 70 them hs IDEAS
Tie conference wns TO take place the 5th ut
The Monitor announces the resignation by
Senior Robes OF rhc Ministry Of Var
The State of Vera Cruz still holds the same
unconscious position in respect to the General Govern
mont
The SigiO XIX. speaking of the usurpatiOR
~ Cardenss OF the Govemorzhip OF Tamaulipas saws
The soandalous and arbitrary proceedings Of Gov Car
denas has caused al ast tmult Don Rutno Rodriguez.
deputy loI Aiaamo.os hs not allowed himself 20 b. 1r-
rgsted End Santeuer with companies Of the
National Guard and forty raeuen"
Letters received at Vera Cruz, speaking of
the pronunciamicnto of Guadaajara. says
The insurgents think Of attacking the State Of Guanau-
alto Is believed that Lopez POrto will Mexco.
where he viii publish mlnesfo exposing the conduct Of
the President OF the Republic"
Letters from JaliscO state that on the retire
ment from Lagos OF the troops of senior Porto that
town pronounced adhesion 10 the plan proclaimed on
the 26th July last
We find nothing further in the papers that
throws any light upon affairs ia the capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
Circular Instructions 10 Collectors. &c.


pcsrci from the Treasury Department. in relation TO
itcrs brought on board slip for foreign countries.
Tho net Of ihc 3l- August last requires I'll letters on
board vessel arriving Thin port or Collection DIS
ric; Of The United state. 20 be delivered at The Fot
Once a. or nearest said pOlt or place ol arrival before
IL. vo, al il allowed 10 br FAX bull. or II BE entry
Tie IL -ection Of the act Of 81 March l-2j cXccnts
from, This rcoracnt letters addr s.cd 10 the Ownc o.
constance of tie vessel That exception Il no lDn"rr
IN force Hnd al letters must be delivered az the Tp-f
Office ~ required cNccpt SUCH as the 'nr''r'
Officer on wen grounded suspicion, ray d I'm IT ii'
duty 10 seize. ~ hereinafter prescribed The pro
vision inpus.ng Il penalty 81 one hundred dollat- on
the master or commander of the vessel which breas
bun, before the due delivery % the leuers al ihc
Pcs. Office Is unrcpollcd and viii be- ri- 'ly enforced.
The oatn i'm The form prescribed I'm the I'm s'cton of
thc act Of 3lst August last viii ho required ~ AL cases
70 he taken before tire Collector or other ch Omr,r az
the Custcnf ~ the port before Oh" vessel VIII De Pc.
nittcd 90 break hulk or 10 be- entrrrt-
The Collector and other Office OF the Custom are
authorized without special instructions. 10 examine tnd
search every vessel ol letters which may be on board
or have been carried AID transported contrary - ia"
and whenever thew have l0cd reason = suspect SUE
violations have been committed they will make such
examinations and searches, end II --lurcs are m"i''
they viii retain JIM tlcu own Ihnds iu' ltii't- OF p'h
ace a. cttcrs seized reporting - once m" tct -
fia DEPARTMENT and ayyait rs in,tUIc IONS.
The urov ous o the acts cd ic.j ana 49, ere mainly
for the security oil the PostOfcc revenue. and Ll'
seizures therein authorized are for rae confeyHhe d"
lcf,crs contrary 20 law Independently OF the'' enact
meufs officers of tine customs are required t. protect
the customs revenue ~ searches, examinations AM
seizures. Tor the purpose Of detecting susp'cIei d"
t,npis fointrOduce foreign merchandise INTO JEc fh
states without the payment of the duties rIescilDeu ~
law As letters and paclorcs oi letters rom ioie-
countries may become tie channels 90 such iic-a. an
c.nde zine importltiOn searCEes and seizures, II fr
iscrs Justify them. for -.h cause. canHo, bc omitted
Officers of Oh" Custom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
INDIANA ELECTION.

INDIANAPOLIS Thursday, Oct A. lsJ2.
The State has gone Democratic by large
vote but tic returns are yet incomplete to state
the minority.
WrgLt' majority for Governor in Brown Co. Is 800;
in Marion Co. 3jO Shelby so. In twenty Counties
Wright has a majority of 1929 McCarty Wing
The Counties gave Wright a majority OF ,, i2s in
le49
Hendricks DENY FOR Congress has a majority Of SO
in Shelby 800 in Marion 10 in Hancock; so in
Johnson, and Is elected by 100.
In Fayette Co., McCarty Wing. for Governor, has a
majority OF y and in Vigo Go. ~.
The LGteSL-Twenty-iiye Counties heard
from give Wright for Governor 1881 his vote in
lsl9 and the balance OF the Democratic State ticket
loses so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
Tnr IRIsHmaN.-1he second No. .

THE IRIsHmAY.-lhe second No Of tins
spirited nd spicy paper ia before us II pays i' re
specte TO some of the chief mscadcrs OF the r-h n
America in a manner which they will not be likely
soon 20 forget Thomas darcy McGee and Nichac
Doheny comc in for nm aectonate remembrance. An3
it i filled besides with solid, convincing reasons why
Irsh Americans like other Americans, should vote for
WINFIELD SCOTT in preference 10 Franklin Pierce
As we have been abused 10y some OF it, enem.c
as somehow connected with THE iE1sHMAN we take
occasion to cay that never wrote or suggested one
line for its columns, and know its Editor Mr. PArHch
ODF,, az a thoroughly upright and Independent m'n.
who will stand dication from nobody. lie understand
his own business and will do it effectively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
Wing Nomination in the XVIII District
FLORIDA ELECTION.

BALTIMoRE Thursday Oct II 1872
Ward. (Whig.,) for Governor, has - majority
in WaAGa Co. 90 in DuvslL y in Putnam l. in Or
ange, 30 in Columbia.
Brown, Ocm.,) for Governor. has % majority in Le
on A in 81 Johns 90 in Monroe l2j in Jefferson, % in
Marion and SO IN Gadsden.
The Whig los in the above Counties compared with
Isis - when The Wing majority in the State was
400
Cabcll, Wing for Congress in the same counties,
loses pip.
The counties to hear from gave ~ Wing majority
in ls45 Wing gains are reported in Nassau, s.
Lucic and Hamilton Countes and Democratic gain in
Madison. The result il doubtful The Legislature is
probably Democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

- We last evening received our MES oi
European papers ~ the America, bu; find in them
nothing Of moment aid 70 our Geographic al-patche
received whom that steamer was az Hai.faz For our
correspondence from tie Old Worll shall Inate
room tomorrow.
The following paragraph, which We cut from
The Iicooool Nsrcyy oi OCT :. viii be read with
Interest.
Hon Joseph n-e--oll O: Philadelphia, tic n'"iy'
srpCinel ArD cau Mn ~ 10 fii- country. WAS among
the MESSENGER Tia. s--y.d eIo OH w nesday, sep
= bv tls arctic. lie wa eccCupar.- % E., ~ u.
Miss NIcoz and iulrrr 'tly CA iauiir- p-pce.del -
tlc Adelui Hot-l Shortly at rv1rl thc honora'ir
gentleman was waited upon by tt following uep4'@I,A
rom TIE Liverpool Ane.ireu Cl---ner 60. ]il'i re.
Nc-sr~. William Brown, Mp, Eye Evan l. iiai IN
W. Jackson. Nal- msor Barber AMI "t-trs wa. -it.
DuucsL the Sec cfary TIE iclutailon clngl1ui'.-eJ
tine American Minister hi arrival in th.s country anu
invited I'm 20 dine with ill., nem5 u TIE Cffoe ~
an early day Hon Nj lrgeaol n once arcep-,i
hc invitation. and promised - F-t Ls'ry3o4 ~ ~
As soon after lo Lad entered upon ne uI-', o- pr
,lhce lie coud maze srllI-ell' 'ife ioI i.it---
London. ln re Course OF convention VIA '-'
5eputafi lu NJ lurcr-on steel thai W -ecrt--rt
Wti.t-r Lad informed him before he Jog ~ I-led
STATE. tist 10 difficulty would or could ar--, WIN
Grr.t Britain GA iAe Fishery question i9e mono
.b.s -tuf'efnan remained ~ tie Aocpm ho'ei 1ul
ing slnesday Night and ieit Liverpool tes'tfuay >
tie nine T. VI frsiu for London. We undrrstshu t--'
the ,riomafic functions Of Honorable AoOot Law
new Minister was en,iou. ne IN London ~ orre %
sr,,r mon 70 ministerial dufis For ne prr-en, th
pddrs-s al the new Minister val be A'HF'' HUI
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

pem) il probably elected to Congress from the Xlith
District, by 100 majority The election Of Fuller
OVhig) had previously been conceded.
Crawford Co gives 1000 Wing majority on the State
ticket. %
KIN Diste'-The probability /. tina, Wright DENY
Is elected over Fuller (whis) for Congress Columbia
gives Wright SO, and Wyoming 2ei majority Lurcrne
gives Fuller 2T7 and Moaour al with four township,
10 hear from.
MEADyILLE, Pa, Thursday, Oct II. 1852.
Ere Co.-Towns all heard from. The whole
Wing ticket is elected.
XXT-h Distr5,--Dick CNNhis) is elected to Con
gress by over 1000 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15

L. 4 sou. aged 10 years, OF Capt. Edward
UG,e.h ~ Sr gsrhor was crushed % deain IN sisi
boat on Tuos,ey morning The steamboat o'A.es.'l
il sppear-, sitcr leaving the whsr; backed up aSa 70
take two ufdy passengers on board ehl "a -. -,
between the scanloat end the whsr. The poor li'ie
fellow was completely ammed TO pieces, 50 ihsi u 'Ie
wes not whole bone left IL hun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
Trenton Anti-NIaine Law Convention.
TRENTON Thursday. Oct a. 1852


The opponents Of the Maine Liquor Law In
this STATE held Mass Convention in the City Hall to-
day About 300 persons were present. including spec
tatOrs.
John Lombcu, of Huntingdon President, Major
Jos Cunning hmn OF Mercer Vice President and james
II. Hill, of Mercer Secretary.
Charles Wright, Isaac Killings and o. ID. Wilkinson,
of Trenton appointed Committee 20 draft rcso
buttons expressive OF the sense of the meeting
Mr.. g. j. Beebe, of NewYork, then called upon
and addressed the meeting at considerable length in
which he argued that law similar 10 that OF Maine
conirWcnon Of the national rights Of man. and when
the people fully understood lts character they would
st It 10 the last The speaker repeatedly cbecred
and when he concluded the report OF the Committee
Resolutions called for The Committee stfed
that their report would be submitted NJ the evening
meeting.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet in the evening nj
o'clock, 10 which time Row Mr. Bcche the father Of
the gontleman who spoke this afternoon will address
the Convention.
EreHigQ Session
The evening cssiOn commenced at O'Clock The
COMMITTEE introduced series of resolutions, declaring
the Maine Law anti.Republcan and tyranical denying
the right OF trn by jury violating the sanctity Of pr
property by permitting rude officers, a the sugges-
tion Of unpdncpled scoundres invade tine domestic
circle, &c
The Hal il full and Rev Mr. Beebe il speaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
49,. .nr ,,e ln,e hrretolore bad me cause. which

n 'r sv led 70 indifference viii no longer exist, and
the wtiza will be found marching IN solid and unoroAen
olnn no the achievement o. brilliant victory In re
5 - - ;r instrios,s leader there l. d-seasiOn in
thcir m l. all honor and reverence and 1--we hum ant
ali are irr ing with bnpaticncc t. manifest toward him
snh,t, n,ifl tokens Of gratitude ana esteem
d;fre,t points OF the State showing that our friends
bsve been careless a. 10 the result Of Tuesdays election
assurenccs reach from all qurtcI that in the great
fight wlich Il approaching we may ook Tor an cnrne'
- . s,,;,t am enthusiasm which have not been par
sIeled Here in our own vicinity the friends Of SCOT
were never more confident Of aryng this state III m
they ere now and in their temporary dceat they ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
CLErE1Axp. Thursday. Oct Il. ls52.

CLEVELAND, Thursday, Oct II, l5j2.
Eric Co.. Po-An but three towns heard
from. The Wing state ticket has shout LOO major-
i.y The WIKI Con-res man, John Dick, i elected by
large majority Two Wing Assemblymen and the
Wig SLerii. are elected.
HGrreH Co-Gives 100 Democratic minority
On tho state ticket The Wing sheriff and Colnmis
soner elected.
PmLADrLFInA, Thursday Oct Il, lsj2
A dispatch from Wilkesbarre says Wright
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-15
MEXICO

FIon t. = o. f--Tu1'. ur' '-
I'm the Havana papers We ma news rom
vs,o, - the lorb ulf benz ehi days ster than pre-
yious advlces
Adyiccs received on the eth ult. at Vera cruz
rrre IN, rcocuti-n Of four propositions Tor ihe le
S,er transit righr from the following parties Inc
Cufnausto Company. the attorney o. NJ zoo NJ
Garcia ana Den Ma,sndro Bellansh.- -. 7. -
pa pon Tncss Aaman and Don Aariaao Ynnez ~
exrrne the proposition, for the Tehusnepec route snl