The daily union., 1852-09-15
Extracts from our Correspondence.

Extracts from our Correspondence.
sUSBURY, 0Pa..) Sept 4. 1852
No eredence is given any OF the bes circulated con.
cernng General Pierce in this country We are compro-
mise men, and will support General Pierce most unhes-
tatingly. Notwithstanding are flooded BY .Scot
Almanscks" "Liyes of Scott" sc from the hand OF the
chairman of the Wing State Central Committee; yet. sir
mark il. will give such msjorty for Pierce and
King never poled for any candidate in this coun
try before often hear the inquiry from persons who
have examined these Scott Lives. &c. Where is the eva
ian. the aatssmans We nothing but the soldier"
write these few lines that you may know what Is
most positively the sentiment OF Northumberland county
in the old Keystone State. Watch our State when il
eomes for il will come with overwhelming power
than ever.
LINN PoRr, (Tean.,) Aug as, 1852.
have just returned from hearing the orators OF the
dag and the electors for the State speak for the last two
days; and do you that this county (Stewart
was never more. almost united in democracy On
tae other hand the wings divided they all first,
with few exceptions, swore they would vote for
Scott bat since their orators and whppers- have come
around and them with SCOTS picture book the
most OF the juvenile class Of wings. who are 10 be gued
by pictures. shouting for Scott; but those of sound
discretion and better information still maintain their
former position, and will not vote either for Scot, or
Pierce without doubt. So, setting down Stewart county,
as has been done heretofore in the Of former cleo
tons test county. and from all information which
have received from the adjoining countless do assure
you this State will go for Pierce and King by at least
four to five thousand votes
COLUMBUS. (Ohio.) Aug 81. 1852.
Our township county, and State going to roll up
larger vote for Pierce and King than was ever given
before for any democratic candidates, and all o.
X. in Felicity, Ohio.
WARRESToS, MARSHALL COUNTY.
Alabama, Aug. %, 1859.
Pierce and King will make clean sweep here. None
but few obstinate wings will support Scott. Tie
people begin to believe that the army is not the
proper place from which to choose President and the
Washington Union has had great influence in forming
correct opinions here.
TARsoRo', North Carolina.
We claim this State for Pierce and King by st least
5000 majority The wings claim ii also, but are an-
willing to back their opinions while democrats have
gone far TO give 5000 votes, and bet carrying the
State.
In this county, (Edgecomb) at the late election Ker
the whg candidate for governor received 104 votes OF
which number, have heard there twenty who will
support the Seward and Greeley ticket for the presi-
dency have heard of the first democrat who will
not support our nominations
MARSHALL COUNTY, Miss, } Sept 1, 1852.
Although the chivary Of the Mississippi democracy
will be ready and equipped for the coming contest and will
doubtless roll up her majority 5000 yet is morfy
TO know that in the present contest for the presidency
our whig friends have their eyes sealed with "higher-
law" poison till they blind to the perils that await
them if they by possibility should succeed for, mark
the prediction OF poor old not known beyond the
limits of his fence, if the wbgs succeed in elec,ng
Scott will be the beginning of the end Of this govern
ment But God forbid such catastrophe!
BENIcIA, Solano county, California
By last mail wrote you short account OF the con-
venton held al this point few disconteated spirits
have attempted 10 create disturbance lin which think
they will sgnally faiD by bringing out another ticket
have not doubt but that shall be triumphant in all
respects, and especially certain Of the electoral ticket
We have not dissenent the nominations made at
Baltimore and Pierce and King will undoubtedly secure
a large majority in California. Every man, woman and
child is Of this 1t is amusing to get into crowd
OF wings and hear them hopeessy give the contest,
not only in the Stale but in the Union