Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-09
Political PrOwnostIcs,

the most cheering news Of the progress o.
Whlg principles. and consequent avalanche
81 bolters from the Loeofoco party. Every
step of Gen. ScoTr through the State is a step
towards victory, and the people only await
the coming Of November to give vent 10 their
Joy and gratitude 10 their old General. Set
down the State for 10000 for ScoTT.
ILLISoIs--Is right In some counties the
Lecofoeos have made no organization. Madi-
ison county, which, in lS4s, cast 1858 votes
for CAss, is one Of the number. Even where
exists the most efficient organization among
the Democracy, there is a corresponding en-
thusiasm among the Whigs. s.-and so goes
the battle, pressaging victory to the Old He
70.
FIoRID4-U Unwilling 10 be the least in the
field. is up and doing. The canvass has COM
menced in earnest, and barbaeues and free
discussions are the order Of the day, over the
whole inhabited portion of the State Col.
WARD, the Wing candidate for Governor. is
on the stump, aided by Major FINLEY, an old
soldier and efficient worker for ScorT. They
promise glorious victory for the Cape State.
MIcHIeAS--TH THOMPSON. of the Pontiac Ga,
zette, writing 10 us. promises this heretofore
Locofoco State. to give ScorT the victory.
From Washienaw, Kalamazoo, Monroe and
other counties, We have a confirmation of Nj
THoMPoSs word. and the Peninsular State
bids fair to turn cold shouldrr to its old doc
tor. Gen. CAss So mote il be. But if Gen.
6coTr carries Michigan. what becomes of
IocofOco hope in the West? Rivers and
Harbors cry out--~What"
MissrssIPPr-The Columbus Argus talks
hopefully Of the Wing prospects in the "Rice
State 1t says;
@Prohahly onr Wing friends abroad would
like to know something of the political feel
ing in this State. We can tell them that our
prospects are brighter than they have ever
been before, and thatif Gen. Scott does not
carry the State. our party need never hope TO
do so at any other time. There is probably
no State in the Union in which there there is
more disaffeetion among the Democratic par
tythan this. andthe party has no idea to what
extent this disafection prevails"
If this be the case, what becomes of Loco
foco hope at the South? The Rice Market
cries ous-"What 90
NEw YoRK-Is cheering indeed. Even
the Opposition organs give it up as a bad job.
and grow apatherie. Hear the Buffalo Cou-
rier. one of the leading Loccfoco journals of
the Stale. How tacitlyi it confesses the cold
shoulder the Democracy have turned to Mr..
Pierce. It says:
"The apathy existing among the Democra-
cy of New York, in reference to the approach.
ing election, IS as unprecedented as it is mex
cusable. Since the holding Of the State Con-
vention al Syracuse, scarcely political NEE
ting has been held any where in the State,
excepting in the city of New York"
The Whig papers. on the other hand, speak
not only hopefully, but exultingly. The
Buffalo Rough notes says:
.s0f this State It is needless to speak We
set il down as absolutely certain for the Wing
Candidate The wings are confident of sue
cess our enemies already have dlreful fore
bodings of their approaching defeat"
The Empire State is right "Scott leads the
column: ForUards'
KEsrUcKY.-A correspondent of the Tri-
bune in late communication, says:
%The Wings Of Kentucky are full Of enthu-
siasm, and viii. Of course, carry the Stale as
usual. though the Opposition are making eve
ry effort. But il won't do. That portion of
the party that followed Tom Marshall in this
wild goose chase after Cass in ls4s, are with
him supporting Scott most enthusiastically"
TKpIAxA-lA writer from Lafayette, to one
Of our exchanges says:
.Scott leads the column; for0Qrd9 The
S fires Of 1910 are liz up in this State. We
are all up 10 the working point, and il am
not mistaken yoa will hear some of the best
kind of Wing thunder from the Hoosier State
10 November All is harmony, union, ZEAL
and determination to march forward, under
the leadership of Scott and Graham, to vic
tory"
Lou1sAEA.-A correspondent of the Louis
vile Journal. says:
The Wings Of Louisiana were never more
ardent or better organized than they ar at
present, and they viii give the electoral vote
to Scott by majority OF at least twenty five
hundred or three thousand. The Wing pa
pers Ct Louisiana speak in'the same of encour-.
arement. We set down Louisiana as one of
the Scott certainties.'
New JERsEY,-News from this State are
cheering. Ithas been looked upon BY Wings
as boubIful, but as everywhere else, the ta
bles are turning in favor of the General A
writer from Trenton says:
ssThe Wings have become very active and
enthusiastic Their public meetings are large,
spirited and frequent. They are all united.
They will exert their whole strength, and are
gaining converts every day"
Thus from all sections of the Union come
the cheering news? Should Wings be other
wise than exultaut and enthusiastic? We on
" say to Buckeye Wings. be not behind your
brethren OF other States, but keep the ball
rolling. Stir up enthusiasm and be every
where true to your trust. ohiois no doubt,
the battle ground of our campaign; but, as We
have said before, Ohio istight, and we only
hope she may be worthy Of the lead in No
vember, by her voice on the coming 18th of
October.
The Irish meeting. on Tuesday evening was
vtry we'll attended, notwithstanding the vio-
lent shower just before the time of assem-
bling. Mr. FITzeERALD addressed the audi
ence in very animated speech, during which