Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM OHIO!
The BuCkcyes coming

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM OHIO!
The Buckeyes coming
The news from the Buckeye State is of the
most cheering description. II the locofocos
can derive any great comfort from the election
of Judge aaI Canal Commissioners in what
they have admitted to be the doubiM State OF
Pennsylvania, we invite them to a hasty plate
of Scott Soup over their sure State of Ohio !
We give above recgraphic despatch, receiv-
ed this afternoon, which gives the result in four
Congressional Districts, and shows gain Of
TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, in place
of Disney dem in the LIST and, we are rejoic-
footing is as fellows:
LIST District, w. B. Cassidy, Wing gain.
Cd " J. $. Harrison, Wing.
Sd L" l.. d. Campbell Wings
! 18th Sam'l Galloway, Wing gain.
1t is worthy Of remark that, precisely as in
| Pennsylvania, Supreme Court Judge and a
| Commissioner of Pubhc " orks were voted for
/ in Ohio, but not word is mentioned about
cithcr,-probably because nobody pretends that
their vote furnishes any test as to the presiden-
ta complexion OF the State.
The following is the dcspatch:-
CHIC ELECTION.
CLE,rLAvU, Oct. 10, 1852.
Returns tron Hamilton County $! ow large
WIG GAIN.
CAsslLY, Wing, elected from First District.
In the Thirteenth District, SAMUEL GALLO
WAY is elected over Edison b. Odds, Dem
In the Second District, J. SCOTT l!AEmsoN,
over Rail, Dem.
In Butler comprising portion Of
the Third District, G. l.. Vallandigham, Dem,
for Congress- has Il majority Of 1927. The
other Counties IN the District Montgomery
and prebel gives the election to Campbell,
Wing. by small majority.
In Mualingun and Painsyillc, Wing ma ori-
ty 200.
The returns are regarded as favorable to the
Wings.
In ls5l, the vote in tho Third District, for Gov.
rrnor was " God l.ocol $50 Vinton, Wing g.
| Sl2l
[F@ PIERCE AND King SvocA UIoy Tnf
UrrER LAkts.-'rhe Cleveland Pi0indca En-
apcukes OF the numerous flag stlils in Detroit
and then cries ont "IIurra for Pierce and King"
! The Detroit .nrtri,Ser desires to have Its
Cleveland cotemporary d,ai T'n0y with its rea-
dcrs and state the truth, thrt u!nc-tenths Of the
fiag Stats il Dctr4!t are erected IN behalf o
Scott and Graham. l'he Advertiser also state.
that only ore SOLITARY Pierce flag has been seer
upon vessel. ard that had painted over TIT
names Of Pierce and King very signiican
ana appropriate dev.ce, which was the repre-
scu,atlon Of. huge rock, on which was perch
ed savage looking bird understood t. be
cormoyant, watching for the corpses Of drowned
sailors on which to feast. W th the exception
Of tins doubtful compliment, the:a Is not in be
halt Of Pierce and King one solitary sccw il
Detroit hatbor, $50 poor to do them reverence
o. The New York DAY E1ok, which ha
been most bitter against Cen. Scott. believing
we suppose, ,hpt IAN A1acst confession is goo,
or the soul gots Of the following i'll lat,
number -
"TAcrc is no donying tLat c II. Scott
prospects are growing brighter, and his friend
/ more confident Of succoss. THE apathy tina
everywhere prevailed, during the summe
months Is new glG,Eg way to excitement an,
enthusiasm oar exchange papers from Ken
tucay and Tennessee, ONO, Indiana, and eve
= Mcngam, contain lowing accounts Of enthu
sIas;ic SOFT meot,ngS, and Wings in cac
State confidently assert their power 0 carr
all those States Tor Scott Michigan, Cas-
State, it Is heiIc.ed by them, viii surely 30 f.
! the Ac"o of all the wars we ever had Their
are number Of Free Sollcr; m Michigan VIII
viii vote the WING ticket, and with tlo.r popu
lar oa,ldidaIc for CuVerrJr, there Is Il grca
; probability tina, the State will &c for SEQ.
Il is Useless to SHUT our eyes to the truth, an
that there has been great Change in the as
poet pi thugs, within the last lew weeks, Il
one can deny The Scott folks in this cit
are perfectly confident tLal lhey will carry TN
State, and are Offering to bet on it,"
Another Interesting letter.