The daily union., 1852-08-08
Political Intelligence.

Political InteliSenco-
THE DuroH HAVE TAKEN HoLLAsD.-Under'ihe sound
ing caption OF the "South wheeling into lne."
whg papers announcing the wheeling not OF the South,
but OF James t. Bslser into the Scott ranks Belser
many years ago democratic member OF congress from
Alabama but in 1s4s he deserted his party and sup
ported the wings A party must be hard pushed which
can make no other offset than this to the and hun
dreds OF permanent wings who have repudaled Scott
and will throw their and influence into the scale of
Pierce and King.
The RIGHT SPIRIT AND THE RIGHT wAY.--A CORES.
ponden OF the Albany Atlas writing from Chaiauque
county says sour prospects never looked better in old
ChaiauQue. We think we shall reduce the whg MAORI.
ty far below any former period. We shall have the
county completely canvassed by the 10th OF August
and shall have the names OF all doubtful voters with the
reason why they doubtful in the hands OF the county
committee"
Another correspondent, writing from Yates county.
says;
"We actively preparing for the campaign and have
organized Granite Club. through which we intend 10
have thorough organization Of the county, well as
10 have circulation OF democratic documents, and the
right kind OF intelligence thrown broadcast the en-
lire county"
VIRGINIA The democracy of old Albamarle Assem-.
bed on Monday last to Iaty the nominations of Pierce
and King. The meeting addressed by Hon. Andrew
Stevenson and General William +. Gordon. who bore
personal testimony TO the ability and fidelity OF Franklin
Pierce to democratic principles Hon Shelton r. Leake
closed the speaking by powerful argument in relation 10
the position of the two great parties The Jehersonan
characerizes the meeting having kinded enlhus
asm here in Thomas Jeeson's natal county, which will
have expended itself only when the starry banner OF
democracy planted upon our everlasting hills, waves
proudly and trinmphanty the tomb OF prophet
An old democrat from the county of Fuvanna who, like
many Others from adjoining counties had come for the sole
purpose OF listening Mr. Leake, could not contain him.
self and while Mr.. L. was eoquenty and powerfully
yndcapg the Of Frank Pierce from the charges of
the wings, broke out with the exclamation have
nine sons all democrats, who will vote for Pierce and
King have served my country in war; and in 46 years
have never given any other than democratic voie and
| will il live, vote for Pierce and King The audience
cheered the old and his nine democratic very
heartily"
How STANDS THE EMPIRE STATE THE Albany Argus
has great number OF extracts from business letters, all
going show that the democracy OF the great Stale OF
New York thoroughly aroused, and have every pros
pect OF complete and brilliant We have space
but for few of them
"FULToNvLLE, Montgomery county, Aug. 2-Every-
thing SO far looks popous for the fall election, and
mistake The indications are all favorable, without
drawback. Among the 'straws in this region, showing
how the tide SETS is the fact that with two eXcep
TONS all the flags displayed the canal boats for
Pierce and King. The FIRST Scott flag | heard of
boat, struck entering lock, by running against
the 'grane'-an omnous circumstance, and no doubt
typical OF results"
PHEslx Oswego county, August a." Our county is
completely flooded with Greeleys Life OF Scott and whg
picture books-but everything looks right this section
know Of no democrat who will not give his hearty
support TO our nominations. The iIee-so movement,
so called, in this county, is the work OF The
Of the old liberty abolition party, and is meagre
HAvERsTaAw, Rockland county, August a." Old
Rockland right There is not democrat in the
iy but what goes heart and soul for Pierce and King and
you may look for cool thousand IRON this county IN
November"
MasosvILLE. Delaware county. July 81 sold Della
ware is wide awake for the approaching contest, and
when the day she will be found in the front rank
OF the democratic countes."
JAMAICA. Queens county, August a." We all
right 10 Queens county, and shall stay right through
SAcKErT's HARBoR, Jefferson county August a." Last
Tuesday the young democracy raised splendid hickory
pole and oday beautiful flag floats iron It's top with
Pierce and King inscribed II, with the motto The
Union, now and forever The democracy OF this town
show a united front in support OF the nominees and will
give them a cordial support
SUMMIT, Schoharie county" The prospects in this
county are Aaiterng-a lhe democrats being united on
nominees, Pierce and King There is no exception
TO this remark whilst the wings are dlvldet-some OF
them declaring that they will not vote AT all, and others
inclined TO 20 for Pierce and King than General
Scott"
TrssrssEE.-At whig meeting held in Leyierville
Tennessee Colonel Duggan called out He told the
eizens OF his county that he was for Mr.. Fillmore
and that The nomination oil Scotthad faen ike SNOWFALL
upon his head and that he had not yet made up his
mind for Scott He spoke OF Scors military char
acer, but that he had not made up his mind TO vote for
him Col Dnggan is a consistent whg, aud a man that
be relied upon. and there is doubt what he said
was the sentiment Of large portion OF the citizens of his
county whig who holds the most important Office in
the county, and who is well acquainted with The people,
said. after all the speaking over, that he would moi
vote for Scott, and that Scott would fall behind the wbig
il hat hv nj leaa ftuo hundr
At whig meeting held at Sulphur Springs, resolutions
were adopted stating in substance that Scott had been i'm
posed upon them-that they could not consistently sup
pom hm-lbal they preferred MiIlard Fillmore, some
other good whg-ihat they in favor OF getting up
an independent candidate and recommended convention
to carry their wish into effect.
nr- Unitarian Church.-Ths Heyer, OF New York
preach church II O'Clock, m and
O'Clock, D. m, Aug