The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-08-18


4 Aalsnethon Carmsn. hereIofore Wing
member Of The New Jersey Legislature. from
Essex county, not only rtpudiates Scotl, bat
has participated in the enthusiasm which
prevails in that State for Pierce.
w. g. Swan. the Wing Attorney General
of Tenne' see, in a speecifat Wing meeling
a. kuoxviIe. took decided stand against
the support bf General Scott. DR.. Crozier,
Messrs. Walker, Gaines apd Marcy, and
o;ber active Wings of ihat city, sided with
aim. None of them viii vote for Scott.
I Major a. NJ. Dqnn, an able lawyer and 9
popular Whig orator of Louisiana, a neigh
Dor and friend Of General Taylor, addressed
the Democratic ratification meeting at Baton
Rouge. at which the Governor Of the State
presided, aud declared that he should vote
,or Pierce and King. This avowal was re-
ceived Eilh Tremendous cheers.
| Ensas Adams, another influential Whig,
came forward and made the same declara-
liun and was also warmly received.
Mayor IIarral, of Bridgeport, Connecticut,
has renounced the Wing party. Several
other leading Wings Of that city, have FOL
lowed his example.
Lucius Polk, prominent whig of Tennes-
see. being on visit TO Washington, freely
avows that he is with Gentry and Williams,
in their opposition TO Scott, "heart and sou" p"
| DR.. David Long, of Batavia, New York,
ii revolutionary soldiers, who has never vo-
ted Democratic ticket, repudiates Gen. Scott
for Pierce and King.
| William A. Crocker, delegate from the
9th district OF Massachusetts to the National
whig Con, ention, has issued bitter and
sarcastic address to his constituents, denounc-
ling the action of the Convention, am bound
to vote for the candidates nominated, unless
the people arise and repudiate the deed
Then shall be ONCE more free" Other
wise lie will give !silent and reluctant bal
lotH -
Capt. WILLIAMS, the leading Wing of NEE
ting at that place recently, announcing that
he GOULD net vote for Gen. SpQtt. but should
vote for Frank Pierce. He was sustained
by Col Whitesside, DR.. W. $. Bell, Dir, Milo
Smith, and other prominent Wings.
Dr.. John IL Hill, whig candidate for the
North Carolina House Of Commons, from
Brunswick county, has withdrawn from the
canvass because he could pot and would
not support Gen. Scott There are many
wings who concur in his opposition, that he
would probably haYe been elected in spite OF
it, but he did not wish 10 be . candidate un.
less he could u sup ported by all those with
whom lie bad been accustomed to act.
VIM. J., Harris, one ofthe ablest whig era
tors in Mississippi, has GONE oHt unequiYocal-
ly in f"ygtr Of l'icree 4pd King, and economy
and reform in the administration Of the gov
eminent Mr. Harris says thatno State rights
man can Hereafter act with the wings.
The Dpmorrats 9f Montgomery, Indiana,
were gratitirl at argent meeting bya speech
from Lewis Wallace, who had been one Of
their most decided opponents He declared
that he gould not support Scptt, but would
do his utmost TO elect Frank Pierce.
+ S. Douglass, Esq, formerly whig candi-
date for Congress, and once editor Of a wing
paper in Cadiz, has abandoned Gen. Scott,
and goes for Pierce and King.
Epoch Copper. Of GreenfeId Ia, who is
43 years ofage, and never voted for demq-
crat, is out for Pierce apd King.
: Alfred Brock, Jas. Roggs, Eli White, apd
Jonah Peacock, Of Hancock CO., Ia, all wings
} heretofore, arc out against Scott.
The Virginia Valley Star makes the fol-
lowing statement. "A letter o a gentleman
in this place, from James Horace Lacy. Esq,
whig elector fr the Spottsylvania district,
says: II will not touch Scott with Il ten
foot pole; and you need be surprised to find
me in the ranks Of the nemy in November. "
Huzza for Pierce and King"
The Valley Star further announces that
Robert Doyle, Esq, the whiy assistant cleo
tor for Rockbridgc county, has thrown up
his commison. with the declaration that from
that dav he renounced federalism forever,
an / would hereafter cast his lotwith the dem
ocrats.
In Augusta AMI Rockbridge many Of the
ablcst and most influential wings have repu-
date the Scott ticket, and have come out for
| Pierce.
The Martinsburs Republican also states
that john b. Hogs, Esq the sub elector for
Berkeley, has sent in his resignation,
Mr. Faukner,a Union wing OF Y a., in a
speech in the House Of Representatives, gave
no.ice that he should throw his influence in
t !, the Ie of Gene raj Pier e. Mr.. Faux
uer is man OF considerable weight, moi
only in his own district-the tenth-but
Throughout the entire State Of Virginia; and
the position he has now assumed will doubt
less carry over great number OF his party
to the support Gen Pierce.
The following from the Knoxville Tenn,
Whis, shows the appreciation with which the
opposition to Gen. Scott by that paper is
recleyed by the Wings Of Tennessee.
Week before last, VIZ entered the names
Of "a new subscribers On our book; last week
We entered ,L9: and this week, up to the
hour Of goiGg to press, we have entered two
hundred names while not ten men have dis
continued IN that time. Almost every man
writing for the paper says: II am an anti
Scott whig." These are facts which we can
show on our books, and by our files Of letters,
to any one who is curious enough to call and
lexamine them. Our weekly issue, now is
8, 800, circulation no paper ever could hoast
lof before in this end VI the State"
/. From the same source we learn that DR.
Crozicr and M. NJ. Gaines, Esq, leading and
Influential wings, are against Scott, and thai
Mr.. Walker, respectable merchant and an
influential whig offered resolution at whig
meeting repudaling Scott, which was sec
onded and advocated by W. 6. Swan, Esq.
whig Attorney General of the State of Ten
f,ess.o s.;,, a sneech of some lenptb. and OF