The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-20
c.srssps.xsne Of the Union.


Congregations Of the Union.
PENNSYLVANIA
ITwlsrows, Oct Is, 1882.
=. .a..asll, Issxe meeting OF the democracy OF Little
,s e.ms III al AIlenville on Saturday last ia honor
= M. ,.c,a, democratic victory in this State. hickory
- ga raised 4aa the stars and stripes with the names
"a p~,es and King raa up 10 the top after which, the
....,,as va addressed by Do. q. Mitchell, H. Fry
.ioxvs esq, and w. Barr. esq.
Although the democratic majority IN this county was
considerably larger the late election Than was year
.yo have svesy reason 10 believe Al VIII DC sun iase'
~ H. "A Of November Local differences operated con-
.v;a.t ,hs democratic ticket al the State cleo
~. ~, r,v n his hat ia other counties along the line
80 H. cen,rsl railroad bu these obstacles VIII mol pre-
-, ,h.n.slv~. nj The presidential election Inc demo
80 ~.ic.v ,or Pierce and King 10 this State will, II
s roo6dsn,Iy believed. exceed ioooo-
At.y,EISsox. Janiaia CO.. October 10. 1864
l.r,,or hss resulted sosiously for the democracy
- ~ IA Kevssone Slate. Oar opponents have been ~
o.,;rousy routed hofss. foot. and Dragons The de-
aac,,cy oi Pennsylvania have redeemed their pledges
IA character and her broad Union escatcheon IS now
s.rns on The wings OF victory. Every shaft OF Islander
md political vuperaion was brought 10 bear against our
anu .ohls candidates Hopkins and Woodwardtha po-
49,, ;ousnuy could invent and devise. Never before
.o more gnobly assalsd and never before were
u nohv suslained by the sovereign people as they
w. bssu II is an endorsement that they may well DC
,a "a il il a victory Of which our glorious democracy
may 10 future boast ,,;. -,
Ino;aa has given the largest democratic majority hal
~ has given since she was erected INTO county
a. democracy were all awake vigan,, and organized
MA mi The majority for Pierce and King a, $50 but you
-. -, as.nred that il will reactr 900. The recent
election confirms this Oar majorities are as follow:
Woodward, ~ ~
nrnsr ,CongA 2I9
Keller, (Ass) ooo
Birlers majority was 1914. Hopkins leads him votes,
and Wood ward leads him II votes. Hopkins a,
,h,ee boxes where the hands oil the Pennsylvania Rail
,oad Company voted and no, elsewhere in the county.
Woodward lost in districts, and gained in others
DsnnAra vote is the lest Our democratic majority Is
therefore increased 90 former largest maorties
The majority for Pierce and King cannot be less than
200.
Last Thursday received letter from the National
Committee tina, they had mailed 10 my address certain
packages Of documents on that day. They have never
arrived This is the second time that your committee has
sent documents per mall bat neither Of them has ever
vet arrived What is the Of thiss DO the wings
wish 10 muzze the understandings Of the people by get
Ting their posimasers withhold the OF the United
States mail for the transmission of documentary matter
SrRouDsBuRe Monroe co October Is, 1852.
You asked for l,4oo in Monroe am happy 10 say
we have given $50 w have taversed the whole
" almost from house house this result This
congressional district gives about 200 democratic MAORI
w. Il will not fail to do better in November. Rely
upon it, no pains will be spared 10 full demo-
cratic vote.
CLARION, October -, 1852.
Mr. DEAR SIR have deferred writing to you until this
late hour Ny time, day and night, has been taken up
attending meetings. publishing my paper, SC Oar vote
was small. The afternoon was wet and cold but we
have gained largely on our old vote. There will be no
mstake going into the teens the presidential
election.
Enclosed you near as judge OF the result
Woodward. 1000; Hopkins, 100; Curtis, 1900.
IMr Curtis is able member in the present Congress,
and is largely reelected
NEw BLOOMFIELD, Oct. IL, 1882.
Ere this the telegraph has told you how we'll and no
bly, the democracy OF Psnnsyvan have done their duty
Fired with Indignation have picked old fuss and
feathers very Clean and next November will not leave
him hook TO hang hope upon. Thank God for the
result in Pennsylvania
The Hon WIN. II. Karlz (democraD is elected to Con
xsss by l,soo majority, and give hopkins and Wood
ward in noble itlle Perry 500 majority, We rally
again with still greater energy and il the federaliss
don't 10 be swept clear oui OF the country on the
second day OF November. they had better stand from
under Just name the majority you want from the hey
stone for Pierce and King.
FRANKLIN, venargo Co.. Oct Il, 1854.
Our opponents appear at length 10 have come TO the
conclusion that the hand wiring is on the wall"
Our victory has completely ENDORSED them, and
their forces are scattered far and wide. This is but
foretssse OF what they will receive in the Old Key
stone in November
NORTH CAROLINA
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct, a. 1850.
The democratic majority in August about s, 500
10 the State Our whig friends say that was from local
causes and thus attempt TO raise the dropping spirits OF
their political friends. We do not think with them bu
do think. from The changes which have Witnessed
and the many others heard from, that we will be able TO
increase that majority in November.
WooDyILLr, Oct. 4, 1852.
There is enthusiasm at present among the whigs,
nor is there much among the democrats should like