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send him the fire in the rear tina. he has ever
known yet, and rendering il certain that he would be
more probably engaged in looking up site for hos
pal for invalid wings at the head of Salt rver rather
than site for disabled soldiers at Blue Lick. Kentucky
But all this will not give the four electoral votes OF
this State 10 Pierce and King To do this, work must
be done complete organization in city and country
must be had. There are only two weeks TO accom-
plish it, Shall the work be done IL remains with you.
democrats, TO decide.
We will only add that SO far as we are able 10 learn.
The best spirit prevails amongst the democracy all parts
OF The State, and that they determined TO do their
whole duty II such proves to be the fact Rhode Island
will make one OF than great column OF democratic States
en-. " The Constitution and the Unions "We ask
tor nothing but what right and will submit to nothing
t al is wrong" #@4 f tB sst
From the Troy IN. W Budget
'aHkff 1.-TWO WEEKS %ssss
But two weeks more intervene before the election II
the democracy but half do their duty have fears
Tor the result We have candidates that worthy OF
the united support OF the democracy. The prestige of
is with u.s. and but one thing can cheat liz al the
victory, and that is too great confidence We would then.
urge upon every democrat the proprey of working for
the few days that yet remain with the assduily he
would II The result doubtful. Let the business of
ganzaon be carried on. I'LL every ward, every Town,
every neghborhood, every school district shall be fully
and efficiently canvassed III 9leN
Our national ticket, with ordinary efforts on the part of
the democracy, will be most triumphantly elected OF
fifteen States that have held elections since the noina
on OF candidates for the presidency thirteen have given
decisive results Tor the democracy and Pierce and King
But twoihe State OF Vermont, and the little State OF
Delawareare left for the consolation OF Gen. Scott and
his supporters eaUs. a3 efaa0@
SKIES BRIGHT 1t8
All the limitations from every part OF the State are OF
he most cheering character They seem to put the elec
on OF the whole democratic ticket, national and State,
beyond doubt
The sister States have poured in the tide of victory,
and the democracy of New York, taking il the food
Will move on to success while the wings are stranded
in the shadows s gEF7
We have no hesitation in assuring our iends At home
ana abroad that they may rely upon sweeping demo-
cratic majority in New York.
BEFORE AND AFTER THE ELECTION.
To show the Inconsistency Of the wing press in saying
that the democratic victory just in this State will not
inure the wing in November, shall make few
extracts from their columns, printed before the election
In The address OF the whig State committee, published
IN the North American, we find the following: 'sFA
The contest immediately before us, important as II s
from is own issues is rendered much from The
effect which It's result have the coming national
election Oar success now will NOT only brighten tbs pres
how s ss 10 Sso o ss as os win
Pennsylvania, but in all her conermnous States. The
effort 70 f fa1,4
On The first of October find the following in an edi.
orial IN the same paper:
"The result OF at the polls this month will
not only decide the fate of important interests involving
particularly the happiness and operi OF Pennsysania
;1 ssSs GFsha hid Ps
der There be doubt that The strength Of the prss
iena ticket vii inferred from electoral returns Of
he 10 be cast in this Commonwealth on the 18th inst
pirit OF party here else be depressed
bile, the other hand the ranks oil Pierce and King VIII
- feinforced and embudened e,4sf Ha3t&
And yet the editor tells that the late election
amounts nothing and that Pennsylvania sure for
Scott in November. What nonsense!
The Inquirer had the following on the sth instant:
al is essential our political friends should ersr
themselves TO the utmoa at the first struggle should they
:ary The State that occasion. and by majority how
aver small all wal be welt The elect will be seessic
throughout the entire Union wing victory In Pennsyi.
will give extraordinary Impulse TO the cause, not
I ia hs HsgaGorns s re, @ oho ,s
adth OF land Its therefore That upon
brethren the necessity OF vigilance, activity unon and de-
"
The day before the election it had the following:
:" A majority of few hundred tomorrow will insure
triumph Of thousands on the Il OF November The votes
gou about to give will exercise double lnfuencr
They will In the nrst place, determine the political cha
OF the State and IN the second they viii sxercse
powerful influence throughout the entre nation, esg
We might make other extracts OF similar kind, but
hese will suffice III il true then. that the success
Of the wing ticket in October would throw the light OF
victory the election in November IL is true now. IL
ieed then dscouraging omen, depressing The hope
and spirit OF the wing party here and everywhere else,
il is 50 now. II majority OF a few hundreds Tor the
wing ticket IN October would insure triumph Tor Scoun
November, majority OF is 900 will insure glorious TIL
lmph for Pierce and KING IN the presidential contest
Tn argument that used in favor oil Scot, before the
election holds good for Gen. Pierce and the blum
lering attempts OF the North American and Inquirer 10
figure ou the OF the defeat of their State ticket nj
the last election and to show that Scott will carry the
State in November, is subecing these gentlemen to md
cue in every place where men most do congregaie we
beseech Them If they have any regard for their PROBES
sion, 10 write about some thing else. They are only
laughed at by men of all parties for their lame attempts
al figuring out the cause and effect.
Fro the Camden Democrat