Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-02
THE CAMPAIG
Extracts from Letters received IN this city.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

the Locos in this place within the last week ten days
They do not like the appearance Of the foreign vote On
OF the big guns Of this place overheard TO say
evening that if the foreign vote divided (and
afraid it would be) Pierce would be defeated sure
The General himself looks bad He appears if he ha
lost all his friends fear he does not get good report
from other States Four of people returned yester
day from the West and they do not any of them brin
favorable reports for Pierce. The Wings say that 0h
will vote for Scott One of strong Locos was hear(
to say yesterday that at first he thought Pierce was SUR
to be elected, but now he considered it doubtful"
CoScoRD.-"T There has been an evident change come
over the Democrats of this region within week Some
thing seems rotten to them in Denmark Gen. Pierce
left to-day for Boston-don't feel easy.
From all we can hear here Gen. Scott will be the
next President had it from one of the party yester
day that the much alarmed for fear they shall
lose most of the foreign If they cannot get back
most of it, they say Pierce viii be beaten
MASSACHUSETTS,.
All is right in Massachusetts," writes observing
and reliable man" no matter what Mr.. Webster does
omts to do"
BosToN-" Massachusetts, is safe Indeed, since the
nomination of Hale and the Freeso Electors this State
has been in no danger. plurality elects, you
know We believe shall carry the State for Scott by
10000"
NEW YORK.
"We perfectly confident in this State, writes one
of the best informed gentlemen in New York "We have
worked New York mp to 10000 for Scott"
gentleman writing from New York city says " feel
very much encouraged as to New York. and believe
shall carry the city Our friends here in high spirits
Stock up'
Another, writing from Troy says "Scott will carry
this county by 800 majority; the rest of the ticket will
get about 400 In this State all looks we'll We shall
carry it large and Scott will lead the highest on theState
ticket full five thousand votes.
SYRACUSE, SEPTEMBER %, 1S52.-''I came with the
crowd yesterday attend Convention and after can
wasting and talking with great majority of the dele
gates am convinced that there is disposition to har
monize and that shall carry State (f fight
we should do, and as have doubt wiH do by a
very handsome majority"
AuBuRN.- Every body of all sorts feels assured that
the State is safe for Scott, and so think"
CouRTLAND COUNTY" We are doing all in this
county to forward the Of Scott and Graham and
every thing looks cheering The Wings have all in
to the support of the ticket far can learn and
we shall get Democrats to vote for Scott. The
friends of Fillmore support the ticket manfuly and
cordially"
New YORK CIrr-"Our prospects cheering, and
improving every hour"
PENNSYLVANIA.
q On Thursday last writes gentleman from Ebens
burg, Pennsylvania II assisted poll raising at the
foot of plane 4, the Allegheny Portage Railroad
Twenty-Five Democrats the head of whom stood old
soldier of the of 1872 then publicly announced their
determination to vote for Gen. Scott visited Hunting
ton, sixty miles east the Pennsylvania Railroad and
found the entire population Of that ancient borough in
ecsacies. Gen. Scott had been there his way West
FIVE thousand Scott men assembled Youmay easily sup
pose we had enthusiasm. Gov. Johnston, Hon. E.
Stanly and Judge Conrad addressed Since the
pagn of 1910 We have had campaign that could all
approach the present in spirit Western Pennsylvania
ra do her duty this you may rely upon Our county
(Cambria last year gave Biger majority Of 53S over
Johnston many of friends claim majority now for
Scott. am sanguine but satisfied he cannot
be beaten $50. Mark nais
BRE1SIcsyILLE-"The friends Of old Chip are all
is6ed in vicinity Of easy and glorious triumph
The Locos hardly know what to say Democracy is the
only hobby they have but which am afraid will stumble
and fall with the party, the Frank Pierces war
horse did The people beginning feel that their
democracy is of sham kind"
wAYxEsBuRG GREEN COUNTY" The skies bright
here We win do better in this county for Gen. Scott
than we have ever done for any Wing candidate Our
wing f1endS are vice awake Iull OF anu
the glorious Asprit is awakened that must smite
the Locofoco ranks with confusion and dismay They
already feel the effects Of this spirit and working
hard to prevent deserton from their ranks Their
tors are calling upon the faithful be steadfas in the
cause they beg of them not to be led astray and blinded
by the usre Of Gen. SCOTS military glory But it is in
vain and there and every where along their whole
line you will see breaking from their ranks and en-
rolling themselves under glorious banner. The peo
pie aroused they coming and they might as well
attempt stay the Of the ocean as to stop their
progress"
MARYLAND
FREDERICK" The Wing party in this county are tho
roughly organized There is a General Wing Central
Committee for the county; local committee in each
district to in conjunction with the Central Commit
There is also regular Scott Club in each district
There has also been appointed committee Of FIVE in each
district to poll their respective districts and ascertain
every Wing, Democrat and doubtful voter in the same
These several Scott Clubs in the county have passed
resolution appointing every member in their Clubs Vi
GLANCE Committee whose duty it shall be to see that
every Wing vote is out You judge from the above
whether the Wing party of this county are properly or
gained You set old Frederick county down for 300
majority for Scott and Graham"
HAGERsrowS Washington county will do her duty,
and she may be down not less than two hundred
and fifty majority"
FREDERIcK-"T The good old Wing cause still prospers
Every day adds Gen. SCOTS prospects in old Maryland