The daily union., 1852-09-09
Changes in Favor orGeneraI Scott.

As the campaign progresses the friends of General
Scott become desperate the overwhelming signs OF de-
fea. that them upon every hand Alarmed al the
position OF Mr. 'Webster-at the Indifference Of Mr..
FlImore-at The anti Scott demonstrations North and
Soulh-s the bold and defiant attitude OF many of the
leading wings OF the slave Staieshey h-ve determined
to invent stories of changes against General Pierce
That they quite capable Of doing so, the manner in
which the frauds of the Wing Central Committee have
been detected abundanty shows. Men who can fabri
cate such circular has been fastened upon Truman
Smith. the head OF the Wing National Committee, will
not sickle any mischief intended to work harm to the
democratic party and our friends in all sections Of The
country mus, be prepared for the most wicked false
hoods between this and the day OF the election The
fac, is and il dees contradiction that nine out OF every
Ten Of the changes in the present have far
been in favor OF Gen. Pierce; and these have taken
place North, South, East, and West Those who run
may read
The following letter from the able editor of the Harris.
burg (Ps) Democratic Union expoies one OF these dis
graceful fasehoods and holds up to scorn and contempt
the leaders Of party capable OF such shameless conduct
York county in Pennsylvania, one Of the stronges,
and most sterling democratic counties in that State and
there is not murmur OF complain, against our candi.
daes--P~rce and King The letter subjoned shows
how utterly unfounded is the pretenson that there are
changes in that county against The democratic party
We are a.ionished TO respectable paper like The
Philadelphia Inquirer originating dsgaceful iabfi-
cation. and still asonisbed that it should be
lated ihe pious columns Of the National Iaisiigtncer
rrnccsArIo UMos orFroF,
Harrisburg, Sept. 8, 1852.
10 the Editor Of the Usions
In the National Integeocer OF September T. under the
head Of Incidents Campaign" ind the folio log
In eounexiou witi number Of sim ar items
sl7s ~ PESNsYLvAsiA--A meeting Of democrats who
nays neyet voted whig ticket, but 20 Scot
was held In York county Saturday, the 2lsi
, n a. one hundred and twenty democrats were pres
wn,oI weA ausehed flag, which inscribed, IN
ARe 'e'pers' Scou, Graham, and the Constitution"
lPhnedsfphra Jrquirtr.
hs soty originated with the Harrisburg Telegraph and
Aoo'ioh sneet was repre- ted that these h.ndrsd
,s ue,noctas belonged to Hesm township York
So','v .'"' ney met-woud allow no whg take part
'alss ha' they raised the pole and suspended
!. and that there plenty
Of the same sort In that township
Now, the facts Of the case are .;,, a. r.. -.
never were one hundred and twenty democr., sidno in
heism towbshpj second there never va 49,, ~ !, .o,
lng = The one referred TO third there a.. ~ 49, . 4,
heAain township In syorof scou; and G,,,,, ps.s ~,
Ming will have as large vote in Thai to,n'hia :. Z,
bigler bad last October, when he oarried ia -. ~
majority OF 5000. ~ -
The wings are so sorely troubled with dssso,,o l.
Wnranss everywhere that they fabrioae the n, ,sa
0o' stories 70 revive the dropping spirits Of their sn
e.E h fours, very truly,
ISAAC c. Mckinley.