Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
Sec IT Can't make (he Trip.

Having heafd Respectable wing
in til e town Of Fayetteville, say, on
last S unday morning, after affirming
that he would not support General
Scot, that he believed that there were
more than hundred wings ii Lin
coin county who would not vote for
Seo.tI we have concluded it would not
be ali ogether undressing to pub
fish a brief chapter comprising a few
Of the many names which have found
then way 10 the public, as @come-
outerB 3 from among the ''foul party"
A letter in the New Lisbon, Ohio,
Patriot, announces that Robert Ra-
ston and L. T. Albert, two Of the
most respectable wings in the town
Iof VI ellsviIle, Ohio, are opposing
Scott, and that q number Of sother
wings go. with them.
Lutlus Polk, a prominent whig of
Tennessee, freely ave Tvs that he is
with Gentry and Williams, in their
opposition to Scott, s'ileart and souI.''
Captain Williams, the leading
wing of Chattanooga, Tennessee, made
IA speech at a wing meeting at that
place recently, announcing that BIG
could not vote for Gen. Scott, but
isIIouli vote for Frank Pierce He
was Sustained by Cpl. Whitesides,
DR.. Bell, DR.. Smith, and other prom
in ent wings.
Dan id L. Wheeler, a well known
and rf%pectable lawyer, of New York
city, dlecded by the wings, few
years since, to The State Legislature,
will n ! support Gen. Scott, but feels
'impelldd, by a patriotic desir e for
reform aud retrenchment at Wash
ington, to vote for Frank Pierc E.
| May pr Harral, of B idgport, Conn,
has ren ounced The whfg party Sew
er;il otHer leading wings Of that city
have followed his example.
Chas- T. Mayer, a dislingu ished
Baliime re whig, and l[essrs. BItewer,
Deyeenl an and SemIas, Allegheny
county wings, have renouncqd the
wing party, and deelaf red for Z fierce
and King !
Mr. Utter, and many other ciii--
zens Of Walworth county, Wisconsin,
who were wings up to 1878, are out
for Pierce and King.
Hon. VIM L. Yancy, one Of the
ablest men in Alabama, who was a
warm Taylor man in l S48, is now
stqmping Alabama for Pierce and
Killing.
William Slade, formerly Governor
of land member to Congress from,
Ndrmont, and Titus Hutchinson, for
merly Chief Justice Of that State,
heretofore eminent wings, repudiate
alike Gen. Scott and the platform
upon which he stands.
The Mississippian, Of The 90th ult.
says that ''Co{, McClung, who was
placed by the whig convention which
asse mbled in Jackson, in May last,
on the electoral ticket for the State
alt large, has declined serving, be-
cpus he is unwilling to Seaport Gen.
Scott for the Presidency" Colonel
McCluns, under the administra alton
Of Gen. Harrison, was Marshal Of
Mississippi; was Lieut.. Colonel ofthe
n Mississippi regiment, and greatly
distinguished himself in The battle of
Monterey, where he was severely
wounoed.
Judge B. F. Porter, an influential
Wig of Tuscaloosa, declares positive
" be will not support the nominees
ofthe whig party.
A. I. Pentecost, Of Ia, says: T'for
4 considerable length of time | have |
be4nid determined to unite myself with
The principles and policy Of the dem
ocI ATTIC party. | believe the demo-
era tic party possesses the true funda-l
mental principles Of our government, |
md the poHef and capacity to carry
hem out; Consequently, shall in flu
,ure vote the democratic ticket"
Come up here, yon enyen-
I'M tongued ScoHiies, and let Col. |
lzaSheN, your elector for Tie State
1t large, administer a proper castiga-
ION Tor the repeated attempts you
ave made, to detract from the we'll
'arned fame of Gen. Pierce |
Haskell says:
Il would consider myself PERSONAL
y dlsgraced' did l stoop to the HUI