The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-15
Extracts from our correspondence.


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Extracts from Correspondence.
ATLANTA, (Ga. } July 8, 1852
The nomination Of Scott by the Wing Convention meets
with but little favor in this section Of the State None
favor bis election except those who follow the dictates Of
their party leaders Pierce and King will carry the State
by an overwhelming majority The democracy are well
satisfied with their standard bearers, and will give them
hearty support, while many of the wings dissatisfied
with the nominees of their own party, will also support
them.
BURLINGTON, (Vt,) July s, 1852.
The nomination OF Pierce and King is well liked in
this State II has proved perfect Paxhan annhato to
free-soilism.
The wing nomination has not awakened that enihu-
sasm which The friends of Scot, in this section anlic
pated. Their journals are endeavoriHg gavanze the
party into enthusiastic display OF action but does
not reach the heart OF the people.
IRVINE, Ky, } July 8, 1852.
The nomination OF Pierce and King is we'll received in
this. and, believe, all parts of Kentucky The wings
in this section look very much down in the mouth
the nomination OF Scott, and many declare that they will
not support him.
New CASTLE COUNTY, (De } July 2, 1852.
Here we are determined 10 igh, Scott and Clayton 10
the extent of our ability We have had hard
struggle in this State for years-being situated
Philadelphia, where at the instance OF John M Clayton
and his Satellites thousands of dollars have been raised
for the purpose OF sustaining wing supremacy 10 our
State and. parties pretty nearly balanced
found base enough TO listen corrupng offers
But have learned watch the wings closely and
friends in fine spirits have heard of the first
democrat who talks of voting for Scott bu, have
heard respectable wings any in the State say that
they would not vote for Scott
0PELousAs, tLa.,) July Q. 1852.
The democratic nomination is universally popular in
this region. do not know single democrat in the
State that will not support and know OF many in
fueniia wings who will not for Scott. Give this
State To Pierce BY about 200 majority The democrats
are 10 have grand ratification meeting al
Washington, Louisiana.
This parish. that gave 500 majority for Taylor,
will not give 200 for Scott and will try and give
Pierce majority. Everything so far is propious.
Rock ISLAND, Qll.,) July 3, 1852.
The nomination OF the gallant Pierce is hailed with
delight, and has united the old Jackson guard in
solid phalapx.
The democracy OF this section eager for the fight
and will support Pierce and King with zeal unk nown
SINCE the days OF "od Hickory"
The stars and stripes the Office Of our dem
ocrac paper, Che "Republcan,') and on that time.
honored flag Is Inscribed
FRANKLIN PIERCE and VICTORY,
william X. KING and DEMOCRACY.
The democracy Of Rock Island have flung this flag 10
the breeze and under il will help win the glorious
victory which awaits the democratic hosts in November
The nomination OF Gen Scott is received quite coldy
in this section. The wings sadly disappointed and
do not hesitate TO say they cannot support him
While all acknowledge his superior qualities gene.
raj, claim for him the abilities or experience 10
civil affairs required 10 discharge accepaby the high Of
6ref n ,rhc ho IL liz Ia
opinions the slavery questions his known hostility 10
the naturalization OF foreigners, his love OF pomp and
display. and his inordinate vanity and seconcet,
enough Of themselves TO the plain republicans OF
this great empire TO reject him ruler their des.
TIMES.
Look confidently for good aecosnt from the democ-
rscy OF the great West in November.
PTrsBURG, July q, 1851.
SCOTS military fare win not over dazzle the democ.
racy this lime that day gone by, add democrats
all determined bcreabouts, and 10 all Penney
too, TO vote for true and sound statesman, irrespective
OF the feathers and that is Frank Pierce, forget.
ting w. X. Nag
RocrRsvILLr, (Ky.,) July 7, 1852.
. Gen. Perce's nomination is hailed with unbounded
enthusiasm By The lion democracy OF this hitherto
wing State II the democrals of Kentucky do their
duty, a. most assuedly they WILL this gallant State will
be completely and eeetuay rescued from the tbrsdom
Of whiggery and will in November next range herself
under the ole folds OF the broad banner Of Pierce and
the consotioo in opposition TO The black flag OF Scott
and sect cpslism,
BaILsros SPA, IN. Y.,) July 10, 1852.
The democrecy Of this part Of the country are all
united, and delighted with nominee The Stale "a
sure Tor Pierre and King SO say all democrats and
many wings ss8
GRANTS clvns - The New Haven Register states that
" Granite clubs f." are being formed by the democratic
young AZ over New England to aid in the election