The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-08-26
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Wenave peen SHOWN another list OF names
Of over ONE HUNDRED Democrats, in
single county who win vote for Scorr! u
Anintelllgent friend from the Miami Val.
ley writes: "As to our prospects here, they
are very flatteriug."
Another from the Southwest says: 6Il
think we shall be able to give Gen. Scorr
more than the Whig strength in this coun-
y."
Another from the Northwest says: "Qulte
as much zeal and energy are exhibited in
this part ofthe district, us in any prior cam
paign since 40"
Another speaking Of the Wings Of his
county, says: "My word for it, they will do
better than ever before"
Another says: "We are awake here;
think am not mistaken in the strong hope
of giving Ohio to ScoTT.'
Another says: "The prospect of gaining
pretty largely from the Locofocos is increas-
ing: Almost every Wing converse with,
spoke of knowing Locofocos who will vote
for ScoTr." 1
Another says: "In this district we conf
IDENTIFY expect decided decrease OF the Lo-
cofoco majority. Whig documents, and
especially Lives of ScoTT, are largely read,
and we hear of many who have acted with
bhO OtuOi pui WIN Will NOIO lOE OCQTT.
Another says: "'Old Fuss and Feathers
is not only first in war, first in peace, but he
is first in the hearts of the people of this re-
gion." ha s.rs
We cut the following from the Cincinnati
Atlas:
Communicated.
To THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER--SIRs:
i most cheerfully accept the name of A
NaNn L. e 81
ism. You could not do me greater favor
than to say that am an Apostate from the
ranks of the rotten party to which you be-
long.
Ifyou would like to know, | can inform
you that you can find thousands of such A
postates in this city and county.
JF. GIBBONS.
And still another:
For the Cincinnati Atlas.
Mr.. EDIToR:-We, as German voters of
the Second Congressional District of Ham,
ilton county, wish, through the medium of
your valuable political paper, to make our
views known to the Delegates of the Wing
County Convention, to meet at Mount
Pleasanto on the 10th inst, for the purpose of
nominating Wing county ticket.
We have, for many years past, voted and
acted with the Democratic party, supposing
the principles ofthat party true to the great
interests ofour adopted home, and the free in
stitutions of our glorious and Independent
country. But, satisfied from the movements
of the late Democratic Convention, the in
terests of our country and her institutions
are no part of the creed of the present lead
ers of that party; on the contrary, self-emu-
lation is the sole object of these demagogues.
We know them we'll now. We know their
love for the Dutch. They would ride into
Office through our votes, and then kick us
for our stupidness. We now frankly con-
fess we have been duped for years, and sin
cerely hope our brethren will not remain in
the dark as long as we have. We shall,
each of US, use every effort to give them
light that they may see sooner than we have
the error they have fallen into.
We suggest to the delegates of the Con-
vention, not, however, in a spirit of dicta-
ton, the policy of nominating Judge Satin
as the candidate for Congress in the Second
Congressional District; for him and the en-
tire Wing ticket we pledge ourselves for five
hundred German voters who have never vot-
ed the Whig ticket
Nicolas Maringer, e. H. Merkel, Frank
Krieger, Henry Bohhe,. Francis Noll, Val.
Weisel, John AppelInann, Joseph Bradbeck,
Albert Schmidt, Christian Mayer, Charles
Miller, Jacob Herive, Michael Geisler,
Math. Felix, Francis Eies.
A resident Of Cincnnati, now here, says
he knows the signers of the above paper,
and that they are every one hm substan-
tial, influential Germans, whom he supposed
to be as flrmi the Locofoco' faith as the
hills. They ure learning the difference be-
tween sham democracy and real democracy.
Another letter says: "The feeling to a
chieve a triumph and redeem the State is
prevalent among all the Wings ofthis Sec
tion.''
Another says: "Withn few days past
we hear of several accessories from the
ranks of our opponents in this county"
The story appears to be everywhere the
same. We have not taken word from any
letter written for publication above. They
are all private letters from intelligent, reli-
able Wings, intended to communicate, with
out exaggeration, the true condition Of things.
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