The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04
DAILY JOURNAL.
The Prestdcns,as Eiecdis..

The election now is. but FIVE weeks OIL
We take inexpressible pleasure however IN
announcing that we have good news, tne pest
kind of news, for our readers. During the last
week, all our intelligence from all d'rect'nas
Aas been Of the most favorable and cheering
character. We should be blind indeed TO the
thousa nd signs of the times 1T we were not
now sanpune of triumphant issue OF the
present canvass.
In regard to New York we learn from the
highest sources that there is no longer the
beast doubt. Our friends in the State had doubts
and even fears, but they have none whatever
now. Our friends claim the State by ten to
fifteen thous sand majority, and We feel the full
est confidence thatthe magnitude OF the ma
iority will not fall below their estimate.
Pennsylvania is certain for Scott, just as
certain as Vermont herself. There is not an
intelligent Wing politician in the State that
entertaius any fear as to. the result. Gen.
Taylor's majority was between thirteen and
fourteen thousand, and we have no fear that
Gen. SCOTS majority will be less.
Our accounts from Ohio fill our hearts
with the strongestconfdeuce as 10 the issue
an that State. The Wings throughout Ohio
are at work with an energy never exhibited
.by them in years past. They do not make a
great noise, but they are working with all
might, and they have every thing to encourage,
stimalate, and nerve them. The German
and irish changes alone are numerous
enough to secure the State to the Wings,
and the enthusiasm felt for Scott by the
masses i'm Ohio will render the maj ority over
whelming. ;,
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New Jersy, Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky,
and Tenacs o a us as certa n for colt and
Graham as they ever were for any Wing
candidates since the date OF the existence OF
the present parties. Neither Of these States,
except Delaware, gave a majority of less
than three thousand for Gen. Taylor, and
there is uot.one of them in which we do not
believe that Gen. Scott is stronger than Gen.
Taylor was.'
Andthe we are entirely confident of North
Carolina and louisiana; we believe that
Maine, Indiana and Michigan will GO for us /;
we have strong hopes that Iowa.. Wisconsin
and California will be with us; and We even
indulge homes that Georgia, Alabama, Florida
and Mississippi, the Democratic party in those
States being divided by the Sothern-rights
nomination, will cast their electoral votes for
Scott and Graham, and that South Carolina
herself will not cast hers for Pierce and King.
A.week ago We thought we had reason to
complain of the inaction of the Wings OF
Kentucky. but we now see in every quarter
of oir State unequivocal evidences of Wing
activity and Wing enthusiasm. We believe
that our State electors, our district electors
and our county electors are oil busy and do
ing capital service, aided in all directions by
hundreds Of noble volunteers. Let US al
keep up our cxert;ons and not only keep then
up but increase them with every day, for oul
remaining time is short, exceedingly short anc
glorious work is before us.-[ Lou. Jour.