The daily union., 1852-10-16
The Aspect Of the Canvass.

We copy from the New York Herald the following
paragraphs in relation TO the sweeping and decisive
suits OF the great democratic victories which have just
been won The Herald has undoubtedly in its own fash
ion. done yeomans service" TO the democratic cause in
the present II has done this independently Of all
party connexion, in conformity with its accustomed policy
OF dvning beforehand and falling in with the popular
current This fact may properly commend TO the public
attention the confident tone in which the Herald row
predicts Overwhelming democratic triumph in The
Empire Slate;
"THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL REvoLurros-AwruL roc
GEN Scorr ABoLTrIosIsTs NoRrA.-
The OF the State held Pennsyv
mia, Ohio. and indiana, received by telegraph during lie
as two days, full official; but they indicate hs
facts sufficiently broad aud expansive for ibe m n TO per
ceve that In the coming election In this coun
ny, going behold of the mos. estrandnar
revusions revolutions against military availability and
mere military humbug that took plice nofga sen
sible and great people. There be doub but
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana In the conrsr
during the beginning Of this week have for the unid
democracy by large and astounding majofitcs Thers
no necessity to enter into deia OF this county OF that
county this district that district, In reference 10 thes
great results the broad fact is before ~ and tina, sctba
premontory symptom Of the prodgo revelation in pub
lie sentiment with respect 70 military humbog which WI
be inlly developed a, the polls mex, month.
g The ctnses OF these recent sus In the elections
diae The causes may be uaced - tue shocking
disappointment which the nelgen and conservative
portion OF the wings have heretofore experienced, from
having relied on military fame and talents. and military
popularity, sndaons for the highest Office oil the
nation We alude the sad failures OF General Harron
and General Taylor In the discharge Of their duties Chief
Magistrates OF this country.
The more immediate cause OF this change In popular
sentiment with respect to military availability, OF the
triumph Of sense generszed under tho Of
dem sen me OC m glor
manifested by the people Of Pennsylvania Ohio, and
ndiana-nNsy be foand In the recent seclioneering
Of Geaeral Scott himself In which lie pronounced
from twenty to thirty OF the ex,rserIinsry and
most ridiculous speeches that came nom the lips
Of man IL Is not necessary refer particu'a pas
,sges OF these speecbesio his sudden love Of he rich
Irish brogue his dhcovery Of beauties In the strong
German accent his admiration Of the horses and cattle
and Of Kentucky aud his acknowledgment Of the
enthusiasm being great among his admirers when
they had caught him amos, IN ynrii ~aisraibss What
wanting in tho sad historical rcnin Of the cleo
lions OF Harrison and Taylor made mp by the living
evidences exhibited in the series spsschs'
pronounced by General Scott from the stump the
ern States The effect thereof strong and arins. has
been 10 the State elections there Producing
revolution even in the whg party which gives the democ
racy an overwhelming triumph In these States.
" Bat that IL NIL Gen Scots clactioneering
IN Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. having exploded the
military humbug and minay availability within their
borders he has now approached the State OF New YORK.
and - a the present moment within our limits eodesvor
ing probably prodace similar results In this great STATE
next month which he hascsused in the neighbong aie'
during the last few days for there b rsasoaa
be doubt bat that on the ID Of month 1s great STAR
N~ York 'cM 90 for Gsnerai Pcs, the democratic casd.
date, bg Of The rsmesdor, metorfss that the de-
rnocraey epe had for hs last thirty yslrs.
THE SrArE ELEcrios.-The election for State sen.
ator and representatives has closed here without any
ei'emen, party issues The State IL 80 unanimous for
Pierce and King. that we had the complete calm which
necessarily results from the absence OF all opposition
The worthy wings who were candidates were freely voed
Tor no one obectng TO their politics, and being un-
dersiood that whilst they might do good service 10 the
legislature, they could do no harm in the presidential
election Upon the whole. we have seldom seen 20
much general indifference about an election Our usual
vote, when there is no contest is from twsniy-six 10
twen,yeght hundred In the present election il falls
short OF The average by three hundred votes In hot
contest, our city can bring out thousand bat
soms OF these, we will not say how many, must be pat
down 70 the credit OF the resufreclionsts. by vi" "s
magic power dead men are often made 10 vote.
lChoriesien Is. CO. Sisndardl