The daily union., 1852-08-05
Extracts from Corrcspsndsnce.

EATacts from SorrcspSndenCc.
lspiAsAroLs, (Indiana,) July 20, 1881.
My business has required me 10 visit all sections of
this State within the last month and have taken occa
sion everywhere to inquire into the true condition OF the
present stale OF the presidential canvass in Indiana and
give you only the nnpreudced convictions of my ude
menl. formed from mixing with all parties. when say
that Pierce and King will receive larger vote in Novem
Der than was given 10 any presidential candidate
before and their majority will be every vote OF 10 600
Everything that you in the papers about Scott carry
ing this State is miserable humbug; he will receive no
democratic abolition votes. and many OF his own
party heretofore will not support him now. NO honest
man, whg democrat hsreabouts will tell you there IS
doubt about Pierce getting the 10 electoral votes OF
Indiana perfectly certain tha, every State north
Of the Ohio river will cas-! her vote for the demo-
cratic nominees
McKmLEY, alabama July 81, 1852.
Democracy is going ahead in this county. There
great many wings who will vote for Pierce, and
great many won't ALL |, is thought that the
wings will not run lcke, in this State.
DELpHi, (Indana.) July IA, 1862.
You may set Indiana down certainly for Pierce
and King as New Hampshire. The fires Of ls4i
are everywhere burning on our hill-tops and in our
prairies and will give Scott such fire IN Tho
will shake to pieces the dry bones OF federalism
SPARTA. alabama July 10.
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exrac, Of my letter Of the oath umo, you have made
small mistake Of 10000 votes You make say that
Alabama would give Pierce and King only 900 major
iy whereas wrote that it would go for the democratic
ticket by at least 10000 majority Please make the
cessary correction, as might misead some. The skies
bright and Frightening every day think il impos-
sible Tor Scott 10 carry single slaveholdng State.
FARMERvILLr OLa..) July IA, 1852.
The democracy united in this parish, and far a.
IT, h..t ho l.,sIc
Garrett of Monroe has refused to have his name run as
whg eeclor on account of the nomination of General
Scott but the democrats united and highly pleased
with the nomination Of Pierce and King, for it is the
thing that will make the welkin ring.
KINGSTON, (Ky.) July 81, 1852.
The democracy here preparing for the conflict
no division, disalection in the ranksa determined
10 their energies to the triumph OF prn-
cples and candidates. Scotrs nomination has
damped the spirits of the whig party he was not the
choice Of in FIVE hundred Some have avowed their
determination to vote for Pierce and King. All those
wings who voted for c. NJ Clay last year for governor
will enthusiastically support Scott But the great body
of the party mortified and chagned at the action OF
the Wing Convention. II Webster should be nomina-
ted as an Independent candidate thousands of dissatisfied
wings will vote for him. As it is however, il the dem
ocratc party proper exerons. Kentucky will be
deemed and ranged under the glorious standard of democ
racy.
PARIS. (Ky.) July AZ. 1884,
| will trouble you more 10 have the "Cam-
paign" sent to -- -, Paris post Office; he is a
son of ----, OF this place, and has been whg.
Our prospects here very fa,teng for carrying this
county for Pierce and King Many of the most slaunch
wings will not vote Tor Scott.
NORTH WARDsBoRo', (vt,) Aug. 2, 1852.
suppose you aware that Vermont is the most
liable whig State in the Union strange il may seem,
while all her interests those OF democracy, and
while she should stand shoulder shoulder with proud
New Hampshire 1t is, nevertheless. true. She has
bsen bough, with Boston gold, and heen deceived and
held by Boston Influence But joined to her idols she
is, her vote necessary TO elect Pierce and King,
should not despair of getting il for them.
lShould this the eye OF the writer say 10 him.
do all you get Vermont for Pierce and King. for
we wan, them unanimously eleced.-ED. UNIoNl
SOMERSET, (O.) July 81, 1851.
Rest assured everything shall be done that be done
here 10 secure The election OF gallant leaders Pros
poets in Ohio are bright. have doubt. from what
can gather OF information that this State will give for
Pierce and King al least IS 900 majority.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. } July 80, 1882.
Tennessee is evenly divided in general elections, though
the prospect is in favor Ii is hard, very hard
to forge, old preudces: st, there several OF our
most reliable whig citizens in times past who openly
repudaie the whig nomination, and declare that they
shall vote for Pierce.
Political Intelligence.
NoRrH CAROLINA w illam L. Tate, whig assistant
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