New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-28
Leaving the Sinkiag snip.

Thomas Graham, leading Free Soiler
A,htabuls Co, o. has declared himself In favor OF
secous election. Other Opposition politicians In that
County will do llkewiss
Junius w. Nichols, formerly a leading
ass politician In Michigan, now In California goes for
Boot.
Ex-Gov. Lucas of Iowa, formerly lead
ps Democrat In Ohio has been elected President Of
s Central Scott Club a. Iowa City. His recent letter
y favor Of tho election of Gen. Scott Is producing
treat efec, In the Northwest.
James Henderson, an influential adopted
ohsen In Allessn Co, Mich, heretofore Democrat,
hot being sized with the nominee Of bis party goes
H. Scott and Graham With thousands Of those who
Ade Michigan their home while II was yet Territory
be convinced that the best Interests OF the North.
kEet will be promoted by triumph of the Wing par
at ibis Presidential campaign. This feeling 10 not
kpnfned 70 Cas- men alone but exists among many
bho supported Van Buren, In lsls in good faith.
The Whitehall IN. W Chronicle says
k,i Dennis Jones, James Roberts. Elijah shepardson,
n Bepja amin, A. Bepjsmio, and Seymour Shepardson,
y the town Of Dresden, In that County, heretofore
k,der, In the Loco Foco party In that town. have re-
Asunc.d their allegiance that party, end come out
xsnlv for Scott and Graham. This Is good news
Rre,dsu will be redeemed The Chronicle also says
can name come twenty other gent emsn In Its imme-
f,,s vs,n,ty who have also renowned the Loco'Foco
hry. and now support the Wig candidates with
5o,rty good WILL Better and better.
G. w. Baird, Of Plain6eld, o, who has
hv.ys gone for the Democratic nominees for all Offices
hsv,ousy cannot 20 for franklin Pierce, the British
endlds,e for the Presidency" as be styles the oPpod
hoa nominee and In letter to The C0'hoetoH Rep 'SH
I'm announces his intention to support Gen Scott, the
Head of tariff, and the friend OF America
John j. Craig, a leading Irish Demo
<r. Of Jefferson Co. Ind has sgnifed his Intention o.
poortiug Gen Scott account Of the intolerance OF
Democratic Iourb slss toward influential adopted
slazens Who are advocating SCOTS election In prefer
tuce 10 Cen Pierce, whom Mr. Craig calls an " I'M
Known and dJu0lul man.
William s. Wait, Justice of the Peace
II WAYNE Tosnship Ohio, an ardent Democrat here
D fore, now goes for sc At
The last Quincy Wig says that about
he hundred German Democratic citizens Of that place
s members of the Scott Club, and 1t sincerely be-
3eves that large majority Of the German citizens OF
Dat place will vote Tor Scott Csss County, in this
Date, contains a large German population We are
hured ,ha, three ouTlhs OF them are for Scott and
Graham.
I The last plumber of The Plymouth Ban
H. SAWS tha, Gen William BAily, of Marshall County,
10 ba, always supported the Democratic ticket has
ae,srsd hls determination to vote for Scott and Ora
Nan Gen. B. was In the battle of Lundy's Lane.
/ Mr.. Jacob ngepbaugh, German citi-
hen of Ehhart County, has written letter TO the editor
b TIE Indiana Josra In which he he has always
ho,ed the Democratic ticket but iays he 10 now going 70
Vote for Scott and Graham and the rest OF the Wing
tcie,
Eli Nichols, one Of the Oldest and most
sOnlnen, Liberty men of Ohio 10 out for Gen. Scott In
ksaer addressed to Mr. Tlden.
TIE Green Bay Spectator says that 1t
list of 4; Democrats of ,ha, spsrsely settled coun;
b. Brown Co, Wisconsin, who declare themselves
Scott, majority of whom are adopted chlEera
Hon. b. s. Cowen, of Belmont Co, O.,
hO wa an sc,Ive sumper in lSiS for Van Barren, has
esumsnced vigorous canvass for Scott Hehsesp-
"a snd elective speaker.
James S. Carpenter, Harvey Whedon,
lh Thompson, Edwin wetmore and w II. Upson. all
imp speakers for Van Buren, In Summit Co, o., In
FsS are now decided active supporters of Scott and
gAAt hundreds Of othsrs" who were with them four
fass ago are with them now.
The PiqGa Register states that they are
fdahly Inf rmed that ONE HvNpsxD vcters In Hamil
Butler Co, Ohio, who have heretofore been Demo-
Fhs, ne now enlisted for Scott.
A. G. Butler, of Wayne Co., Ohio, a
ssass Of lsl2, and . strong Democrat declares for
Ys1 and says he will stick 10 him while there IL a
'ss on his coat lie promises 40 gain from the DEM
''ss In bis pelghbOIhood.
The Ranatoha (Va.) Republican pub
sss lessers from four active Democrats In the Han
sDls,rct who desirs their names sxpansed from the
10crsro Vigilance Committee, of which they had
rPpoinsed members, declaring they intsnd In this
~Nn to 20 for no one else bu, Winfield Scott