Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-22
The Prospect.

The Democracy of the Union is coming NJ
to the duties and responsibilities of the presen
campaign in old Jackson style. Every thing
promises triumphant success. The party
from one extreme of the Union to the other, i:
awakening In no political campaign were
the prospects brighter and more cheering. =
There is no mistake about it. Our course is
onward. Granite Clubs are being formed al
over the country, and the rank and file of the
party are taking hold with hearty. old-fash
toned Democratic will.
The Empire State looms up gloriously il
the prospect. The Democracy is animated by
forgotten, and everything speaks out success
Her thirty-6ve votes are sure for ''Plerce and
King" "The Democracy Of New York, y
says John A. Dix, "uniied, have never been
and | believe, never can be defeated and
look forward to November next. 10 see the
banner of Tammany waving over the wigwam
with Pierce, King, and Victory inscribed on
it, with the same confidence as do to the com
ing of the day on which they are to cast theil
votes
The old keystone STATE, with her twenty
seven votes, is also sure for Pierce and King,
by an old-fashioned Democratic majority.
In New Jersey the Democrats are united to
a man. Here the disaffecton TO Scott is great,
and the accessio1s of wings numerous
Among those who cannot overlook his civil
disqualification, says the Railway On. j. Re-
publican, is ''Lewis Grover, Esq, of Newark,
a gentleman of great influence, an able speak
er, and who in times past stumped the state for
the wing party with great success. Mr.. G.
says that he cannot vote for Scott, but goes in
heart and soul for the compromise measures,
and the election Of Pierce and King"
In Ohio, the Democrats are united Oh the
nominees. 1t will be recollected that in the
last State election, Ohio went for the democ-
racy by same twenty thousand majority One
of the sterling democratic counties of the Buck
eve State is Columbiana OF this county the
New Lisbon Patriot says
l. Hit Neil L lCICC VIII Cdlly OilO ny d
triumphant majority is now conceded by intel
lgent men of all parties. We have yet to
hear of the first democrat in Coumbiana coun-
~ who will not give Pierce his hearty and
cordial support. The animated countenances
and confident airs of the old democratic farm
ers, from various parts of the county, who have
recently visited US, foreshadow glorious VIC
tory. Ohio is safe for Pierce! Columbiana
H. al
ties ~
Hon. Charles Sweetser, 4 faithful democrat
ic member of Congress from Ohio, in an en-
thusiastic political letter, expresses ''the well
founded hope that the democracy of Ohio will
roll up twenty Thousand majority for Pierce
and King in November
The above are but specimens of what we
hear from all parts of the country, and such in
telligence must be cheering to every democrat.
1t shows that the fires are brightly blazing,
and with such fires. who ever heard Of defeat T!
The editor of the New York Tribune, the
most brassy editor in the Union, pnts down
New York and Pennsylvania as probable for
Scott, and Ohio as doubtful, and is obliged 10
take the first two States to make up 13l votes
for Scott Among the States he calls doubt
full, are Ohio, Maine, Michigan, California and
others, from which Scott must get Is votes
more in order TO make up bare majority
The New York Courier and Enquirer, (whig)
calls the calculations of the Tribune 'culd
comfort" We should think so. The slip
plug out of the column of New York or Penn
sylvana, and they will surely both slip out,
will abstract sxiy-two votes from the column
of "cod comfort Then, the putting down OF
Maine as doubtful, State as true as steel for
the Democracy, why to palm off such a column
of calculations is libel on the intelligence Of
the whig party, and nobody but Greeley has the
brass to do it.
But here is fact upon which pretty cor
rect calculation of the result may be predicated
In the recent State elections, the wings have
received mojorities, where the contests turned
on party questions, in only fur States, Yer
mont, Florida, Louisiana and Tennessee, and /;
plurality in Massachusetts, while the Demo
Gratis have carried TwENrY-sIx Sf4TEs Fol
the figures, look at "Greeley's Wing Alma
nac." --.-.-
We tell you, reader, that November mex
will witness the overthrow of the whio marty
in the Union, and that FRANK PIERCE will 90
a clear and emphatic and undoubted title 10 The
occupation of the Presidential Chair on the at
of March. We have not doubt of it. w,
feel it in our bones-we see il in the harmony
the awakening, the action of the Democracy