The daily union., 1852-10-27
A whig Bulletin.

A whig Bulletin.
The Wing Central Committee OF which the Hon Tru-
man Smith is president and Mr. Filz Henry Warren
retaIy know perfectly well that Gen. Scott stands bet
ter chance OF being elected President OF the United States
than the aforesaid Fitz Henry Warren. Nevertheless.
these gentlemen contnue to atter their friends with glow
Jag accounts OF victories 10 be won and to assure them
Of the triumphant election of their candidate To give
color 10 their exiavagant stories they enumeraie in de-
tail the they expect get for Scott and enter into
elaborate exposiions OF The local issues which determine
the results in The different States, What may be the
tive which prompts Messrs. Truman Smith and Ftz
Henry Warren 10 buoy up the hopes OF the wings when
they know that the defeat OF their candidate is inevitable,
is problem which we shall not attempt TO solve These
gentlemen act from impulses OF their own. have peculiar
ends TO serve, and may find personal hidden ad.
vantage in thus imposing upon the creduty OF such
wings verdant enough to put faith in the assu
RANGES of Messrs Truman Smith and Fitz Henry Warren.
The results of the recent elections in Ohio Indiana,
Penns. vana, Florida. and Baltimore imposed upon the
Central Wing Committee the necessity OF speaking a
word OF comfort to the disconsoae wings throughout
the Union The whg party universally interpreted these
elections foreboding the defeat of Scott Not so
Messrs. Truman Smith and Fitz Henry Warren. These
gentlemen have gathered grapes Of thons and figs Of
hises, and from the overwhelming defeat OF the whg
party in the recent elections predict the glorious
Of the whg candidate the second of November. Ac.
cordingy they have issued sort OF eectoneerng bue.
tin, wherein many brave promises are made, and many
urgent appeals addressed 10 their despondng forces
TO lie like bulletin is comparison the force oil
which likely to be weakened by the character OF
this eps,e-general of Messrs. Truman Smith and Fz
Henry Warren We invite the readers attention 10 this
singular document II may be read with great pleasure
and without harm about the sixth of November. For
the copy in possession are indebted to gentle
man in Virginia, TO whom il sent, and by whom it
was rejected with contempt:
VINO ExEcuTivE COMMITTEE Rooms,
Washington city, Oct 2l, 1852.
Wings THE UNION, The late election in Pennsyvania la
although resulting dsasously State candida
has revealed to the gratifying fact that carry
Penns lvana in November, and II may be down
certain that we shall Official returns from 81 counties
show that lo Of the given in lSl3 poed
OF which 80 1893 were whg These than enough
have given overwhelming victory. 50 far the
fore, fiom being despondent, fall of confidence
for know what our real strength is We shall have
all these out in November and from the other
side Active efforts being made for this purpose and
will be continued up to the last hour. We have other
commence IN vote oil fonnsylyaHa, aside
from those above given, which lead believe the State
is
Ohio has done nobly-iar better than had dared
anticipate More than half of last years dshearenng
majority has already been swept in the late
ict; and feel fully assured that with another effort
like the last and with Scott ''ead the column" all
manning opposition will be scattered like cha before the
whirlwind.
Rely upon it, then, that victory Is ours If only
the will to win IT, Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island
Connecticut, New York, Delaware Maryland North Caro-
liua Florida, Kentucky Tennessee, Loui.iana and Cali
forna all with Ohio will nssuredy be with a .
and Pennsy vsna will not be omiued in this glorious
stellation.
Call upon our friends, therefore, stand frm-Rght
hard-and yield nothing
Let the battle-cry go through the ranks
"To WORK. wHies VOTER OUT"
To This labor let every good whg give his earnest zeal
Gus, efforts Let this be done and done thoroughly and
may then with full confidence on victory wor.
Thy Of being chroncIrd with Chippewa! Churubuscoi and
Chepulepec
on THIN, TO VICTORY
TRUMAN SMITH,
VIM G, DAWSON,
JAMES COOPER,
b. F. WADE,
JNo. L. sCHooLCRAFT,
THoS. M. HOWE,
WIN. T. WARD,
ALEXANDER EVANS,
ALFRED DoCKERY,
SAM. w. PARKER,
National Whig Executive Committee.
Frz HEyRY wARREs Secretary.