Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
Ohio Election.

We had the pleasure to attend rouSIng
meeting Of the Plattsburgh Scott and Graham
Club, on Saturday crcning, and found the
Pla,tshurgh Whigs no more afraid Of the Hri
tish III lNJ2 THAI they proved in ISL. The
Pierce and King party, (which according 10
British newspapers, is TIE PRACTICAL
ALLY Of British Free Trade and British in
tercs,sJ wasted a good deal of powder, and
threw up their caps. and "holIcrcd and Yelled
during the dav on Saturday, in Pittsburgh. a.
we were Informed, oyer the reported 20.
900 "d.mocratc' majority in Ohio. When
the New York morning papers arrived, how
ever at evening, and it was found that even
llhc \. Y. HcrriG lthc bit'crcst Iocotnco paper
in the Unonl confined information that the
- democratic" majority IN the gallant Buckeye
State had already dwind I'd down to the poor
consumptIve figure of or 1900. with pros
| poet of growing beautifully less" our :" de-
mocrl.c hursah boys. IN Imitation OF tine war
like tactics of their graft i,aJT, unm"dlnciy
tainted and fc,l intoIt,' One Of them, who
ried to show spunk, remarked. "Nc'i, ii
we've carried Ohio, if It isn't by more than
1000, ! am content " But eaid Il ~ ing,
ycu elected Wood Gorcruor list year, over
NlNro>. one Of the ableSt and most respected
Wings of the Country, by more than $4,000 ;
and what do you expect to do in November,
when ScoTr LADS THf COLUMN IN PiR-
SDN The question is an ugly ono to
answer
Oar readers viii find in another column the
,q,o~. election Intelligence. They VIII read
there the toIowng:-
"RtLIABLE DISPATCHES RECEIVED FROM
CLfyELA>p SAY THAT THE HEMoCEATIc MA
JoRIrl IN THE STATE FIGURES down TO 1000
DEcREAsE.'
Thew look Al the rc;Grns from Huron Co..
and coraidcg what possible inference can be
sanslbIy drawn in favor of Pierce and King IN
November, from the vote for J.Glge of the
Supreme Court In that County, the demo-
cratic judge received Sll majority while the
WIG MEMBER OF CONGRESS RE
CElVED IL MAJORITY The questions
OF the Judgrshlp and Commissionership, both
in OHIO and Pennsylvania (ns they would lie
anywhere else! are essentially local. as we have
before said, ard no more to do with the PreSl-
dcatal canvas than they have with the price of
pu,ty,--and yet the whole of ocotocodon
is in blaze Of glory over a contest where
there was nc ffhtng,-a regular Pierce sort OF
a victory
The truth IS, and the sham demHcracy know
it right well, that the skies are bright and the
prospect brighter aud brighter. oyer and before
T the good Wing Cause and lis glorious and gal
liant CLcf. The fires of November will be TIC
funeral fires of Free Trade, Ant!-lmproycmcnt
pro-savery I.ocoiocoism. Mari Our prediction
The PEOPLE know that Frank Pierce has
, cmphatcay declared that he "belicrcs TIN
rRrNcIrLr OF PROTECTION TO BE WRONG,
+ and River and i,arbor improvements by the
federal government to be "REruG>ANT 40 TN
PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF THE pEMoC-
RAcY," and that Messrs llALI snd TucS " arr
jusiiy obnoxious to The ohaGc Of ftdcral SymPd
hics for having supported such measures :;
and that ''no person elected 10 toIgfSS as I
dcmocr from The state u. Il)H,n EVER sur
poH rrp MEASURES FOR rHES! PURPOSES. ~
And the people, whose vital interests are ldcn
titled with PRoTECTioN to Their Industry, nnC
to their persons and property, by means OF a
Tariff and River and Iiartor improvements
will KruEMBiR Frank Pierce IN November, dn'
forget him Immediately after! Wings, be u
good cheer, and woRS, and the triumph II
sure!
GOV. MoRrnEAp. THIS distinguished g,u,lc
nan was in town on Saturday !,,t, on business
connected with the y. G.. Railroad \ mum
Der of our citizens called upon him Gov. More
, head, we are Informed, spoke freely IN private
conversation, on national politics, uul decIarr'
1t as his opinion, land he had laiormaton iron
all parts of the State that North taroln
would beyond doubt cast her electoral Not
for Scott aud Graham.
II does not require the power of diwnnuo
TO torcsno this result, We jhlnk.-U |m"efo'
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