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Of their duties. has been received by them tits obvious
that this is the only mode in which the committee can
,espond in a satisfactory manner TO the numerous re-
quests OF their correspondents for information as to the
General aspects OF the canvass.
@ 81 MAINE.
CAMDEN, Waldo county. October $. 1862
Cen Pierce WILL in my opinion. get in this State oooo
s,sI,v over Scott wish you to Understand that these
ps,sm.n,s consider slts AT the worst ii will stand
well as state
State in the Union for Pierce and King than The gallant
State Of Maine
AvausrA, Oct 4, 1852
49,. i. az certain for The democratic ticket New
Hampshire herself. ,,;. l. !. ho,.h, ~ ,hs .ho.
,on paper 10 this State take y the attempt 10 peing
made throughout the North 10 bnng IN Inc Dody OF lhe
ana;,;on strength to the support OF scou and Seward
CONNECTICUT
New HAVEN, Oct 5, 1852,
~ "a saw. that never within my political experi-
have the political skies looked brighter 70 me aad
g s,sadv habits" You may, think, sci Connecticut
Sown for Pierce and King. unless something turns up
ov;,hio four weeks to upset our confidence
New HAVEN, Oct. 7, 1852.
n Monday las, the election for town officers (super-
vsors, was held generally in Connecticut.
A. a. as the returns have been received, and which
embrace all PORTIONS Of the State, the democrats have
made decided gains from the same elections OF last year.
,.h.n ,bey carried large majority OF the towns.
n some Of the towns the contest was most bitter and
!, ali these cases the democrats have gained largely
Sat down Connecticut as sure for Pierce and King.
NEW YORK 9a
SING SING, Oct A.
Our friends are united TO man in this congressional
G.,nc, and thoroughly organized, and not democratic
vote will be withheld from the polls We will give, in
This district for our entire ticket at least 1850 majority
BlNGHAMroN, Oct S, 1852
SEMI YOU enclosed canvass OF this State, which
have compiled from the best sources OF information
do not think it possible that the majority OF fierce and
King can fall below 10000
PENNSYLVANIA
CocHRANsvILLE, Oct. 6, 1852.
Our prospects IN the old Keystone certainly fatte
ing have no doubt in my mind that success will
attend us November Our State election will be watch
al with much interest, both at home and in our sister
States, and believe we will elect State officers
viz canal commissioner and supreme judge. Should we,
however fall will be no indication that the State is
unsafe for Pierce and King nasmuch as questions foreign
to the condition OF parties enter the FIRST election.
t PHILApELPHIA Oct. 8, 1852.
We held mass meeting last night in Independence
Souare Il was truly monster acknowledgement as
have not seen sncelhs days of Jackson and the bank
and,the right spirit was there too. Unless there be some
secret dsaHec,on, do not think we have anything 10
fear, either here or in the Stale.
There are causes which will affect State ticket for
Judge and canal commissioner thai have bearing
on The election in November. To take their vote as a
test would be no true criterion.
IL he presidential election were 10 come of on Tues
day instead Of The State. Pierce and King, in my judg
ment, would have majority of from 10000 TO $4,000.
VIRGINIA
WARREsTos
II see some Of the whg papers claim yirginia-upor
what grounds cannot imagine. Virginia will give Pierce
the largest majority she has given TO any candidate
This district gave Taylor 1909 majority, and Scott will
no, get soo--l think abou, 500.
@ OHIO
CHIILIcoTHE. October 4, 1882
All attempts to get up enthusiasm for Scott in this
quarter have been failures There is nothing of The kind
fell for him here, il we may Judge from appearances
Such slim meetings have been held by the wings in
this resisn this year held before in year Of
presidential election.
Il true there is but little excitement about politics ia
this county and both parties viii suffer from apathy
Bat the whigs, think, will suffer the most Scott is moi
acceptable 10 many OF them, and they will not turn ou
q well will the democraishe latter being entirely
sAlis6ed with Pierce and King think that Ohio is safe
fos Pierce
treu MICHIGAN.
.t.l3ttft s.ssF NILES, October l. 1852
Al matters now stand, we calculate TO give Pierc,
from three 10 FIVE thousand majority; 10 elect gov
,nor and entire Stale cket 10 elect three and perhaps
all four Of our congressman and TO carry majority into
both branches Of the legislature.
. INDIANA.
aias, PKRu. Sept 30, 1851
The wings make desperate fight Wright will wbiI
them BY 10000 majority for governor Mark the predic
ton. We have man we rally on without doing
violence to our principles. The most desperate of all
edor,s made TO deceive our Irish citizens. | am
happy TO say TO you their efforts fell TO the ground
KENTUCKY.
HARRoDssURe, Sept 30, 1852.
From the obvious facts that the democratic party 10
Kentucky would give their undivided vote 10 General
Pierce and thai the wbig party much divided here and
elsewhere. il seemed impossible 10 the democrats
proper sxerion but the s.e continued, unprncipIed
asssuh upon Cen Pierce have had the effect 10 arouse
them 10 vigorous exertion. | have neither seen nor
beard OF single democratic deseron in the State, and
under this aspect OF affairs prospect may be regarded
good for The State. tHH
LEXINGTON, Oct, /, 1852
npyer knev tho demncratic Marty in kentucky 10 be