The daily union., 1852-10-10

that ours is not temporary. varying vote. but asw
voters, who will remain firm and fue TO flag The
vote OF the State has Increased within the eight years
$685. The old whg party you will perceive. have held
their own with wonderful tenaciiy, while all the young
voters embrace democracy + rE3
A gentleman OF intelligence, who has always been
wing. and who was signer OF the Webster call" at
Wilmington, told he knew their (ihe Webster)
movement met the appreciation OF over three thousand
prominent and leading whigs." and yet he OF opn
ION that no Webster ticket would be run He did not
hesitate 10 say that Pierce and KiHg would carry the
State by 5000 majority consider his opinion entitled
to great weight, as know that he and his coaduors OF
that party have been engaged in active and extensive
correspondence, and have undoubted information.
As sign OF the times, and pretty clear indication OF
the OF the political barometer il may be proper 10
mention that no kind OF odds secure bet on North
Carolina. My position here is such gives oppor-
tunity for probably better one than any
other part OF the State, travel passes here than
any oher-and assure you. that the above assertion
is strictly true .la ,at Nt
When you consider the mercural and sanguine tenn
peramen, Of people. you will look upon this fact
peculiarly significant OF the prostraon OF the hopes OF
whggery, so far as North Carolina is concerned.
Fortunately, the character of old Wayne is too well
known TO require much 10 be said in answer TO your
second query, Gas 10 our organizalion.) The Wayne
democrats never take of their armor. They sleep with
il on, and one eye open. Our young democracy has
little than kept pace with the increase OF party
elsewhere. While the wings have in eight years m
creased 30 votes, the democrats have increased 2S5 The
vote in August was 1,l96 to 2s3-9l3 majority. As we
have never wavered taken one step backwards you
may be shall not do ii in November.
In my statement respecting the State, forgot one point
which the wings profess TO rely their sheets anchor
OF hope for Novembertha is, that Reid is indebted to
his advocacy OF the Stree suffrage principle for his great
majority Thss fallacy, may be shown by the fac
of several of our strongest counties failing TO give him
their party strength. Indeed, some good Judges doubt
whether he (Reid) gained lost by that position This
is certainwe lost our majority in the commons BY splits
that uery question ,...a.
MISSISSIPPI -
JACKSON, Sept. 90, 1882
You may set Mississippi down for Pierce and King by
at least eight thousand majority. We had few eec
ons in the northern part of State the Goth inst
to fill vacancies in the called session of the legislature
that will the 4th day of October all OF which
give conclusive evidence that the democracy are united in
the coming elections.
JAcINro, October |, 1852
1t is with much pleasure that can say. democracy
will triumph by larger majority than known be-
fore in this State, judging from the feelings in this
y, and it has long since passed into fixed fact "as goes
liSiioniingo 81 BUGS uie o'a'c'
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Sept %, 1852.
have Just returned from the country, having visited
several of upper parishes, and friends feel ue,y
confident the State will go for General Perce have
conversed with many planters that have heretofore been
in The whg ranks. and they say they will vote for
Pierce and King In the city will be obliged work
hard, but think we will succeed
New ORLEANS, Sept. 80. 1852.
II we reduce the wbig vote 500 here The State is
safe for Pierce Oar from the country parishes is
cheering We shall hold our there. and look for a
slight gain. There is dsaection in the whg rank
II this should continue. it will give the State.
For the Union.
From the Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia neutral paper bu,
OF whig afnites
AN OFFICIAL LETTER-Some len DAYS ago we ad.
dressed letter TO the Post Office Department at Wash
ngon, in relation TO the scandaous condition OF the
southern mails. In that letter we enclosed the follow
ing from subscriber in Arkansas, as sample of sew.
era recently received by US
CRrrTESpRs COUNTY,
Messrs DEACON PETERsoss Enclosed hand you two
dollars pay years subscription your valuable
the only have quarrel with IL is its OF reg.
ulary. Sometimes comes two three together aud
miserably regulated post office. Can't you quarrel
lto that the Post Oi'e has a head then per.
My paper (althopgh marked via Memphis, D. p. o.
makes useless Trip Of $50 miles by water and zoe miles
land trave-t5 wit by Memphis to Little Rock, aud then
back Marion, which is only miles from Memphis.
Very respectfully, REUBEN 7. REDMAN.
Now, one would think tina, the above complaint was
reasonably enough expressed-going quite sufficiently
into the details and yet have received the following
communication from the Post Office Department;
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Appointment Oihce OCT. |, 1852
GENTLEMEN Yours Of the 25lh ultmo iransiniuing the
enrlocd letter hom Nj X. L Kcdinan, day received
Mr. Keduan does not designae ie ptttisuilr office 10
fau, bot prrlets general complaint that lie does GOT 80
ceiye his paper regularly. II yol point the Office
where the delay occurs the de psrtment will take prom pt
steps 10 correct the irreguiariy.
Very respectfully, your obedient rervsnf,
5. ID. JACOBS,
First Assistant Postrnaste General
Now in the name OF all that is sensible and business
like what does the department wantl Does il expect us
subscribers TO go hunting among the various dsrb
utng and subordinate post Offices to ascertain whose fault
il is that the mails miscaTy We can inform Mr. s. ia.
cobs First Assistant Postmaster General that and our
subscribers have our private affairs TO attend TO and
that employed and padas he aud others are
for the public duty TO which he refers just look al il
Why, the impudence the ignorance OF this letter ia al
most nconcelvable. II is as II should answer some
welounded complaint in reference to the msdirecton or
msmaing Of papers 10 subscriber, by requesting him 10
point the particular clerk packer or printers dev.
II who committed the Mr. Jacobs and others