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The daily union., 1852-10-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Florida Election.

MOBILE Oct SThe election for State officers, governor,
and meanber Of Congress, oil in this State Mon
day last The thus far are somewhat ndeAnitc.
am enabled 10 send you the followinRi t4 "a
The returns from st. Rosa county show decided ma
ori,y for George 7. Wsrd. the whg candda,e for gov
ernor, James E Boome, the democratic candidate
The same county also returas majority Of the whg
members OF the State and house OF
II also gives majority for Edward G. Cabsii, whjg for
Congress, Augustus E. MAXWELL the democratic
didate. afat4fH esN
The returns from Escanba county show q democratic
aority for governor aud members of the Legislature,
whist the wing candidate for Congress ahead Sui
cen have yet been received tell which way
the State has gone.
The few from Florida indicate brllisnt demo
cratic victory aat u
The Ercasmen. about Me Insult 10 the Steamer Crsxsst
City. atana
NEw ORLEANS Oct S--The insult offered by the Cuban
authorities to Crescent City, in refusing al
low her To land at Havana has caused much excsment
and indignation among citizens. public meeting
was called and held evening" hs subject at which
ind igna,ion was publicly expressed.
~ send the passengers for Panama back New York free
of expense also, return the mails TO New York.
BALTIMORE. Oct 8.
A teegraphc despatch from Reverdy Johnson ~ New
deans saws that the Louisiana have decided the
M.Donovh coniested-wl in favor Of tho heirs In
every point and against the cities of New Oresns and
Baltimore ela0
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Disting guished Accession.-Rev. Mr.. Foss ou
for Scott

We receoily announced the fact that the Rev Mr.
Fos. had been in consultation here with the Whg Gen.
tal Committee We suspected, from the junction OF two
such men as Foss and Truman Smith, that some scheme
would result for the benefit OF the wing candidate and
sure enough a ,elegraphic despatch from Columbus.
Ohio confirms our suspicion by the following iniorma-
ton Foss is out for Scott in the Western Reserve, in
The guise OF free .soler. Look out for nch erpost
by mall The secession OF Foss from the support OF
Hale and his declaration OF allegiance TO Scott, is one
Of the mos. significant facts OF the canvass-no less
sgnihcaat than the refusal OF such wings Gentry,
Toombs, Curtis, and Kechun submit 10 the dctaon
Of Seward AMI to support his candidate The character
Of this Mr. Foss is familiar &c the American people In
fanny is no, less immortal than fame. The notonety
which Mr. Foss enjoys al the present moment is
confined to no section OF the country, and is
likely to outlast the occasion which gave il exist
ence. He is known the maddest and most
pulous OF ihs frantic fanatics who plotting the ruin
Of the country He acquired distinction for his achieve
msnss accomplice in running off fugitive slaves.
A. the author OF the Infamous New Boston libel, be at
ained the very sammit Of ha, bad emnenee which he
has sscsnded by such rapid strides in his chosen career
This 10 the man who is in the Western Reserve,
advocating the election OF the Seward whg candidate
Why has the Rev. Mr. Foss abandoned his party and
l.asued with the Seward-whig party Why does be
rsnounce the candidate Of his party, John p Hale and
support Nj. Stewards eand,da,ei We will no, answer
these qaesions submit them especially TO The wings
Of the south
The Repubiie has recently bossed of certain dislin-
rushed accessions TO the whig ranks Will il announce
the accession OF the Rev. Mr. Foss Will ii not publish
the adhesion Of this recruit in evidence Of the growing
strength and Frightening prospects Of Scott We shall
zee. "@#
The daily union., 1852-10-09
NopLrsyILLr, September 2s, 1859.

The democrats have been better organized than
they 10 this county, and although the campaign
s not conducted with much enthusiasm as 10 "A and
as yet all are determined do their duty, and
gune OF success have not heard OF democrat in
this county who will for Scott but have several
converts from whggery.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
soIREEs mAGIaUE.
PROFESSOR WYMAN

III AZ the honor popular
III mens Thursday, October
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday evening",
9h lIu I2t 3h, when he viii Introduce new and
b.nuu experiments
NATURAL MAGIC -
yentrioqusm, and the popular Italian fantoccin.
splendid exhibition Saturday and Wednesday Asr-
moons, and 18th, commencing al 3 O'Clock.
Ito O'Clock.
cards of admission, rs cents children l2i cents.
Oct7-dn
The daily union., 1852-10-09
TRrsros, N. - September 2s. 1859

The political canvass in this State has opened under
very favorable auspices The State central committee is
very efhcent one, and Immediately after the Baltimore
nomination made took very decided steps to
full polling Of the democratic vote. > Besides
ibe interest felt for tho presidential result the people Of
the State have strong derc place beside The gsaa,
stockton an the Senate one truly devoted to the
Stse and 10 the Union he Isl and this viii greatly aid
us in the struggle ntE
The daily union., 1852-10-09
CoLuMpUs, (Mis.,) J September g, Is52

We have the most cheering accounts from every por.
tiop Of the Stale As mass, the whg party viii sup
port General Scott, bat IN every county there num-
ber who will either at ALL will vote for Pierce
and King In this district majority will be larger than
Il has been heretofore In this county party are
entirely united. while the Rigs very much di-uned
and divided. tans number OF wings who will vote
for Pierce and ktnx,
The daily union., 1852-10-09
GoLpsBoRo', n. G. September 40 ls52

think North Carolina may be SCI down for Pierce and
King-for these IA far my observation ha,
extended. and 80 far have information, every demo.
crat will vote for Pierce and this includes nearly every
man that voted for Governor Reid, who had within a
fraction OF $500 majority 10 h. county shall Ger.
taRy do well for Pierce for Rej and we intend 10
do fifty better In other counties The democrats are At
work, generally quietly. bat feel assured vigorously
and efecually.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
sales To-Day.
ny ISRAEL q GREEN, AueaoD.sr..

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUC-
TION Saturday, the 9th insani shall sell the
81 O'Clock, the foosing de-cbed ots -tasssd IN
Island Nos l. s. ed
square No. 6t ontng Halt and Caaa ~
twesn south n and ! streets. EMEt
Also subdivision ofIot g. 6ss of four sss
building fronting - feet on list west, between and
south. lsslFr
Terms oae fourth sir, twelve, asd eshsssa
deed and deed al
taken eonveJ Of purchaser Tide indspasAs,
- ISRAEL b GREEN,
octs-t Aucuosesrs. +
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Health Report.
OYuos oT THE BosRp or HE.LTu,
yVnahfugtop prtoh.r u Igg

OTgIoE oT TuE Board or HEsLTH,
Washington, October 2, 1871
uiermen during the month Of September, 1861 Accident
nphas apopery, congestion of brain consumption, 10
confusion, conyutons cholera infannn, cholera mobus,
~ diarrh9a, dfopy, drowned dysenery, dptsts,
onicts bilious fever catarrh fsver congesive
remitant fever scarlet FEVER typhoid fever 81 yphus
fever E ungus hemaiodss 81 hsmorrhage hydrocephaus
hydro,oraI inaniiion mania sp0tu,
der coronsrs repo u Old ~ paralysis poison, cofoner
r,pou) stbsrn, ~ scrofa chronic disease of stomach,
Annnlnn nlInlnn . annLnr a
The daily union., 1852-10-09
NEw ALBANY, (la , Sept. 90. Is

We will carry the State 10 0stober by large major
ity-.ay from seven to ten thousand In November we
will give Pierce and King large, il not larger, majority
You need pay attention TO what the wings say about
this State gonE for Scott The democratic party were
.ever more united than they at present, and
better pleased with nomination than they are with the
nomination Of Pierce and King.
The daily union., 1852-10-09

party have made nothing out OF Gen Scoits military
experience" nor can they
In this immediate region we have large German and
IRISH vote, many OF whom Catholic desperate
effort has been made by the wings TO make an mpres-
sion on them. in consequence OF the test in New Hap-
shire but as yet with no perceiyable effect. Large
quantities OF w. T. Robnsons speech have been crcu-
lated here, but that gentleman has been denounced by
good Catholic gentlemen here unworthy OF credit and
enemy 10 Catholics and no danger need be appre-
hended from his speech
Assuring you that Ohio is right. and that she will give
glorious majority for Pierce and King. am, SC.
HAoERsrowE, (Md,,) September %. 1852.
good many OF the wings 10 this countXare active and
earnest, and profess entertain feelings OF confidence
Several OF their best men side, but they alb
stain from any active participation in the campaign
CINCINNATI. (oho.) Sept. 30, 1852,
So much has been said by the whg press generally in
regard TO the local difficulties existing in the democratic
party of Cincinnati and Hamilton county--so much have
they feased entertainment to which they moi
inved-as 10 make it proper that word should be ad-
dressed friends throughout the Union, in order that
they may rest assured that however extensive those diff
fcultes may be- Qhey far less than they imagine
and to whatever extent they may affect our county ticket
they will not have the least injurious influence upon our
presidential prospects Never has any party been
thoroughly united than they in support OF Pierce
and King Let not the wings lay the haering JUNCTION TO
their souls tn At divided in regard TO the pres
dency, that they have the least prospect of carrying
Ohio That and wiH carry the State by ten thou
sand majority is not doubted by any observing COOL cal
culalng democrat in the State. Never have been
of anything in the future than that this pre-
die ton will be fully verified in November next
Our local difficulties, growing out Of the discovery OF
secret oath.bound political society, called the +" Miami
Tribe" most deeply to be deplored Previous 10
county convention, you are aware that was rather
prominently connected with this controversy. shall
the whole ticket as made by that convention and
whatever the fate may be OF county ticket, (ts cleo
ton is most probable, let again remind friends
abroad that all will be well in the contest for the pres
dency-,hat will give larger majority for Pierce and
King than we gave for any democratic candidate
The daily union., 1852-10-09

oow essrsAL PIsaoE INCREASED IN PorULARrTY.-
fnnaiin Pierce was elected 10 the Legislature al the
sge of a. - =
lnsy liked him 80 well that he served years His
sna aohhes were so deserving, that IN 1881 be
sa epeaser OF the housS The vote he received
~ M ~. W' o0sAs,on was highly complimentary
80 .e'so ~ smalouiy Of 100 out OF $50 members.
49, we same year, he elected 10 Congress by
~ 1884 be was reelected 10 Congres. by majority OF
ppo running Jar ahead Of bis ticket In 1898 bs was
sseeo 20 'he senaie OF the United STATES. receiving 100
IN 1850 be was chosen president Of The eon N
mehd ihs Slate constitution by vote Of o57 ooi az oei
ooe-third OF whom were wings We ehalergs ON,
opponents 10 produce the record ef another such lis
etsts sf IN H. Rsgrssr
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Gronrrrows. rs. 6 Oclober >. So.

- Her (South Carolna's) political tenels are
democraiic, it, indeed there is any nationality now-adsy
in politics. II the governor deems the occasion EXTRA
ordinary enough 10 assemble the legislature n
son the vote Of the State will be given 10 Pierce and
King, as choosing the lesser Of the two evils.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
CLARKsos, IN. Y.,) September

The grea, OF democrats, and particularly the
younger class are doing daily good and eecual service
while the wings without union, without harmony oi
concert and wthou, the least confident hope OF the
ton or State II this had been the prospect OF 1885,
1910, 1884, and ls4s, the State would have been demo
cratic q, ,O00
The daily union., 1852-10-09
RusuyILLE. ia. J SEPTEMBER g. Isl

Ia the Stale must beat them (the whgs oy at least
10000 We will succeed in this congressional district
by not less than 500, think One county has already
nsturalized 300 voers all democrats. This naurazei
vote will tell largely in State and presidential cleo
iions.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
JoNEsroRo,, Tenn. September IS. 1852.


think there is right state OF feeling in the country
Of our own pary-a determination ts have every demo
crat at the pols and if this be effected fail
10 carry the State.
Reviewing the whole, do not see how we can fab
the whiE party asunder, some Of their most pron
nen eloquent, and influential refusing 70 support
Scott whilst the democratic party united 10
We can gain enough in East Tennessee TO carry The
Stale.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
LascAsrrR, (Pa } Oclober !. ls5

The democracy Of Lancaster county are IN state
neither Of "exces Of eonhlence- nor "excess OF des.
pondsncy"a condition, you observe. the most favor
able for success Although largely overborne by The
whig party they will not turn from the good cause you
are zeaIously labonng TO promote.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
FArrrrryrLr.r. October /. 1859.

think we can report with confidence that everything
will be rgh, in Nonh Carolina. There is change bu,
in favor since August Oar opponents endeavof to
console their friends abroad with the idea that local
causes contributed TO their defeat at the gubernaioria
.ecion but the contest general party principles.
and local causes operated to very small extent
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Grngsro. IN. " Semi 20 Is52

Although are in minority here. our fuend are in
excellent spirits, and efforts will be spared 10 secure
the attendance al the polls OF every democratic voter
Every democra, in the county will vote for Pierce and
Kiu
The daily union., 1852-10-09
LaNcAsrrs. lohio.l sepl. 2s. lss2.

Ltile or no enthusiasm, such usually obtains In
presidential contests prevails in this region. indeed in
the State. Yet quiet determination the part Of the
people TO vote is manifest in all quarters The wbig
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Mrsryp, (Wis ! Sep,ember %.

For this reason, you must not expect that ou
majority for Pierce and Kng) will be large but feel con.
6dsnt will be enough carry the State. The major
fore been.
The daily union., 1852-10-09

spring election. the ultra ADVOCATES OF the Maine liquor
law; bat other election takes place al the same
time with the presidential may hope to keep il dis
connected with all State issues.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
L.NcasrrR. (Pa. y DC.

LANthsTFN, NFaJ UcIOOeT 2, ISJI
There is but lttle excitement among the people in this
State, and extraordinary efforts be made on both
sides to bring out full vote II the presidential election
took place tomorrow. Pierce and King would carry The
State By an immense majority
The daily union., 1852-10-09
GsrrSssoao', N. c, September %. 1852.

The democrats everywhere in the best spirits and
working like men. The wings are dspred and eowed
Many Of them will mol vote; many viii vote or Pierce
AMI King; and those who vote for Scot viii 10 80 with
reluctance. ! have not seen even heard OF Scott
democrat have not heard Of a democrat who
refuses to vote the ticket have been active in or.
ganzing the parry every and they will be at the
polls. This county full Of Taylor democrats but
they cannot be duped again
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Nkwronr. Sert. 2q. 50

There il nothing In my opinion, which prevent
the electoral votes OF Rhode Island being given Pierce
and King unless the wings should be able 10 draw Of
from u.s. as was done TO considerable extent in III
The daily union., 1852-10-09
EAsTos, (Pa. ! October 2, 1852

Judging from present Indications, ! entertain peif-
grounded hope that will be able to carry this State
on the 2h instant for WOODWARD and Hopkins, and In
November for Pierce and King.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
ISDnslroLrs, September ~, 1852.

The wings up and doing, and circulating any guam
ty Of documents but il will avail them nothing. We
icH and can beat them 10, 900 votes.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
HAsrIeos. (Mieh. } Sept. 20,

HASTINGS, (Meh } Sept 30, 1882.
We may not have the advantage OF changes from
whiggery to democracy. but have spirit abroad that
will secure every democratic vote for Pierce and King
Both parties up and alive 10 the importance OF the
contest. have no fears for our part OF the State.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
NEwPoRr. Sept. %. 1859.

NEWPORT, Sept 2S. 1852.
can assure you the democracy have never been
active and have lsbored with greater hope OF
cess in Kentucky, than at this time Kentucky may be
regarded as a doubtful Stale, yet confidently believe we
viii carry the vote OF this heretofore stubborn vhg State
Tor Pierce and King By larger than that by which
Powell was elected governor.
The daily union., 1852-10-09

"tman great celebrity ss msscisn has sx.ln reached
~" nnny new s~S astonishing been .adss "a ~.
-ss last here Ths v-ryisrrr ~ the past .o
s-rcs the pleasure ~ ~itns.slns his r,ms,tsh.
s. We psrcssvs that he afternoon .rh,
A "s ssr for the convsnience of shildr-n
The daily union., 1852-10-09
NrAcK, IN. Y.,) October 4. 1852.

Our friends throughout the State are sanguine, and
determined that nothing shall be left undone to insure
success Many OF my intimate friends wings they
fel decidedly hostile TO the nomination OF General Scott
The daily union., 1852-10-09
uy GREEN a scorr. A.eae.s.y

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III Saturday 9th instant shall sell In front Of tbs
10 O'Clock, large assortment Of furniture, yig
Sofas, chairs, bedstsads, v ardrobes 40.f#
Bureaus, wlshsfands, feather heds .@a#
Carpets ruas, apdirons, shovel and toDrs
Stoves Of every description
Win large Kitchen requisites.
SfAbbN stoIlt Nucnooesss
The daily union., 1852-10-09
DErRoIT. September 90, 1854.

feeling OF perfect confidence has been and is now
our greatest danger have no
doubt that the State may be down safe for Pierce
and King by from 1900 TO 5000 majority That the
electoral vote is safe there can be DO doubt
The daily union., 1852-10-09
NEAR EDGE HILE p. O., Va,


While do not think there is doubt about the State
OF Virginia, there is apathy than like 10 see on the
part OF frends-not from any dsrust in our stand
ard bearers, but from overweenng confidence in
strength. On the other hand the Scott wings leaving
no Efforts unlried 10 make proseytes.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
SYRACUSE. IN. Y,,) September 80,

ofKACUsEt NIN' rrI ocPfe'HUeT oV' f0o~
Our State is looking very well. The nominations are
satisfactory in the main, and will receive hearty and
cheerful support.
am entirely confident, from what can discover by
mnglng with the people that Pierce and King will carry
this State. Our friends jealous and actve--@hgs
cold and growing colder.
The daily union., 1852-10-09

ny-Hev. DIR. Dewey, having returned 90 the city,
duties Of the Unitarian Church,
morrow ~ II O'Clock, al oct9
The daily union., 1852-10-09

Rocrgrrt. Coan.. September 20, 1867.
Thi. county viii give from 500 % 500 majority for
Pierce and King. The State will
70 democrat BY 500 TO 5000 majority Th. would be
The daily union., 1852-10-09

city, Thursday evening, BY the Rev. A. B. PsTrR
soH WILLIAM PATERSON, Of New Jersey, to nAByADORA
MCLAUGHLIN, daughter Of the late RIoHAsp w. MEspr, Of
Philadelphia
The daily union., 1852-10-09
New ALBANY, la, September 27, /,

------ M VIEW ALHANf, Ia, otPteIHUeT y, Io1@'
Our majority upon the gubernaorial vote will reach
$4,000. and many think it will be much larger True,
Wright has made popular governor with the masses,
and will. think. carry 1900 1000 whig votes.
There be reasonable ground for doubling sue.
cess November and from present appearances the
jory will be double that of lS4s. am that Indiana
claimed by portion of the whg press for Scott but
assure you that no wellnforned candid whg here ex
presses the remotest hope Of this State.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
nnn Iran.,rl.I nesonrees So. ef se.sher. &c

Western embracing Of thar commesce,
scnres and free labor slavery insts
products with honcai Static
sketches of the different states and cities o the Union sstacs
msnnfse sa1tsss
periods compared leading powers results
and Of the 1850
agriculture Industry kc Appsslr
voIs Vol lust pubished J. %. r. DE psosasos
political economy Sc, In the Universiy OF Louisiana
For sale by FRANck TAYLOR
Oct
The daily union., 1852-10-09
s,.o s,,e IN v No.,ohs,A ! ,sso

As regards the approaching election, have to say
th, our friends active thoroughly organized and
moi democratic vote will be withheld from the polls
We are united TO and this congressional district
will give at least 200, II not 25oo majority for our en-
tire ticket.
have taken some pains 10 ascertain the probable re.
s, and think safely calculate least IS 900
minority in the State.
The daily union., 1852-10-09

LANSING, September %, 1862.
Upon the whole. you may put Michigan down for
Pierce and King by 5000 majority.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
FLrSr. lMieb. ) Sept. 30. 1852

take pleasure in assuring you that the democratic
party OF this State generally, and OF this vicinity are
awake to the importance of the present political canvass
OF the general result in the State. think there can be no
doubt.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
MONROE, mich. } Oct. 1, 1852

They Che whigs) better organized than have
Known them in our State since 1910. and even less
erupulous in the employed for than they
hen were, Platforms are repudialed and adopted-any
hing for
We shall carry this county and this State for Pierce
and King by handsome majority. though il may and will
iot be as large as the last gubematonal election.
The contest throughout the United States will be a
lard one but if we fight it as we ought TO, we shall
.eat. We shall fight to beat in this State.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
ny GREEN q SCOTT. A.euons.r..

n GOD NORTHERN BUILT TwOHORsE FAMILY CAR
IN kIAGE AT AUCTJosoa saturday, the sh instant shsli
10 O'Clock, good northern built
family carriage, suitable fo four sr
Described carriage good articIe and be seen
previous livery stable Mr Lew ramphrsy
1erms cash. GREEN b. SCOTT, II
7-a Ascsson~svs-
The daily union., 1852-10-09
BosToN, Sent. 27. 1850.

We shall throw over $1,000 voes-I estimate 81, 900
Scolts will be between 50 900 and 81 70o0 depend
ing circumstances The free-soers in CAUCUS with.
in two days. estimated their vote at 1000 The whole
OF the State cannot exceed las o0 therefore you
easily get my views the State and see how close
ii lies. The result cannot yet be seen here.
In Rhode Island, both wings and Rhode Island dems
Gratis agree the belief that prospects are very good
indeed, expect the State by 500 to 700 majority In
Connecticut. our friends expect 10 gel 800 1000
jorty the wings. / feel great confidence
The daily union., 1852-10-09
SUMMIT P.O., IN. C.,) Sept. 1859

NOHHff 4 'Os, w. vi 1'ePt. Ioo~'
do not wish you TO understand me expressing the
opinion that North Carolina will give larger vo,e for
Pierce than for Reid that she will certainly vote for
the former. The result is too doubtful speak in such
language All can promise is. that will do our duty
our whole duiy, and nothing less than our duty The
indications decidedly a, present in favor Of demoe-
racy, and full of joyous anticpaons. On the
other hand, whggery is displrted and lighting with that
desperation which struggle for life always exhibits
The daily union., 1852-10-09

the Iesalt the election of to-day, and
don't intend to let the wings get any advantage OF
between this and the second OF November. although is
not TO be disguised that they hard at work. and will
make bold and desperate fight. The democracy is no
less vigant and determined Truman Smith is flooding
the State with trash with view 10 influence the Irish.
Germans, doubtful &c., sc. This may possibly have
some little effect, but we don't fear much from it.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
LoGAnsPoRT, Septen

LoGAHsPoRr, September 49, 1852
In this district, and believe in the State generally,
party is well organized and confident Of victory but
energetically working.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
READING, (Pa. } September 30, 1852

am convinced that, whether October vote be above
or below our usual democratic majority, will give
increased majority in November
The daily union., 1852-10-09

EVANSVILLE, Ia, September IS, es52.
have the pleasure OF informing you that all is right,
and if am not mistaken will give the largest vote
for Pierce and King ever given in this district.