The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-23

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THE APPROACHING CoNTEsT-sPIRIT
OF THE DEMUCRAIIC PRESS.
Louisville Democrat.
THE STATE OF KENTUCKY.
Kentucky will give her electoral vote 10 Pierce and
King. Mark IT, Kentucky will not vote with Vermont
or he candidate OF Seward and Greeley We say 10 the
democracy oil Kentucky lhatthey and will carry this
STATE lhere IS no mistake about it, Throw all croak-
ing 70 The winds, and all vote the first Tuesday of No
pemner-vole every man OF you, young and old Lei
Rot The setting OF November second fnd democratic
vote o kentucky nnrecorded Thousands OF wings in
ms oate will not vote Tor Gen Scott They love their
country neier man party, and they know thai whggery
lea % ey Seward, Greeley. & Co, Is not the whggery
headed BY Henry Clay The present is not such
least as they used TO be invited TO. They away
with disgust from the soup seasoned with abo-
tonism and gunpowder. Every Democrat then, 10 his
post ~ kentucky does not vote for Pierce and King il
Will not De the fault OF whgsit will be the fault OF dem
ccTais Work, VOTE and doubt not The victory is al
ready ours kentucky Will once stand by the side
Of old Virginia. as she did in as; by the side Of the
friepds OF the constitution. the old platform of e.er
son. and Madison. and Breckinridge. Pennsylvania.
OHIO, and Indiana cill upon Kentucky come up
TO the constitution, the old democratic creed They
have led the way, and will moi Kentucky respond' Will
she turn her hack upon these States, and compete with
abolition Vermont IN supporting the candidate Of Seward
Gieeley & Coz Kentucky will never do il. She will
vote for Pierce and King in November. The news from
all paris OF The States indicates before the late go
nous news from our sister States; but il is now BEYOND
doubt Pierce and King will be elected without Ken
ucky; but she will wheel into ranks-resl assured of it,
Away with all croskers and want of faith Let him that
doubteth be -----. The victory is ours Let no man
after the election 10 the democracy of Kentucky, YOU
might have carried your State.
From Norfolk Argus.
DEMOCRATS! ORGANIZE-W oRK-KEEP UNITED
II is be hoped that the brilliant of the de-
moeacy in every quarter, in the language OF the Boston
Post will not have the effect to render the party less
tive, less careful less spsrng OF The solid work OF organ
zaon, or less disposed 10 make thorough preparation
for the trial day in November. If these successes ami
mate the friends of Pierce and King lei not be forgot
ten that they will prompt the Scott wings 10 renewed
and the most desperate efforts, and they will between
and November leave means untfied TO carry the
election. Warn The committees OF this While democrats
rejoice let them also work. and no, commit the error OF de-
spslng their antagonists In every State and county, and
town, and village, lei them look sharply to their organi
cation what by organization is that prepara-
non which is thorough that each voter is known, and
each hostile movement OF The Scott ntrguers is watched
and exposed and counieraced Ii enlssares are seen in
democratic districts scattering such abomnabe aud lying
documents as those got up abou General Pieces alleged
hostility 10 religious freedom, let there be such vigilance
TO Track em and Circulate the antidofe 10 the poison
Democrats, guard in every way against surprise. De-
pend upon IT, from this time until The election the Scott.
lies will work like moles, il not openly Look out Tor
Roorbacks OF all patterns. Look out tor emssaries OF
every hue. Let the friends OF Pierce and King 90 to-
geher man, and labor with eanestness worthy
Of their cause and they will achieve one OF the most
memorable victories this country ever saw.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
THE PROSPECT AHEAD.
The Gazette and Atlas are shaking in their shoes
Their trepidatlon very manifest yesterday They
could scarcely speak above their breath. But day or
TWO before and they rampant. The democracy OF
Hamilton county had been defeated and they thought if
the citadel here bad been stomed, every
open TO them They have discovered that while
they successful here, they routed at almost
every other point along the line The shouts of demo-
cratic victories from Baltimore, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana ringing in the and parayzing the tongues
OF our whg neighbors The Gazette tries TO whistle,
but il is no 60. IL says:
We nothing in discourage ms in rola.
ton 10 the presidential election, We must the
euions Of our adveaes by continued, and energetic, and
systematic efjrts for Scott THIS done, give him
the OF Ohio. LIST 20 ia the good work Let Us
work aud not weary, walk and not faint"
While the Atlas humbly says.
look upon Ohio safe lor Pierce and King We humbly
think not For several presidential campaigns the ate
dces OF national The locofoco Sa e candidates have
done unusually well for several They are in Of
against them. The congressional canvass will probably
show different state Of aiIar' bat ths is be
relied upon as, In several instances, we know.
Win fair cxerIion We Iook upon the State safe for
The Atlas "bumb," thinks The ocofocos" cant look
upon Ohio safe for Pierce and King But the reason Civ
for lis thinking is rather funny: The locoloco State
candidates have done unusually well for several
They 10 office, are popular lWtat locofoco candi
dates popular y and strong fIht has been made
against theml" No strong hght made against them
Why, il is we'll known that the wings OF Oaio were
democratic State ticket and surer OF gaining
decided victory. They were prepared at every poini,
and fought with skill and energy. Now that they are
badly beaten they try sooihe the wounded feelings of
one another, and inluse little life into their parayzed
frames, by insisting that The democratic candidates are
popular, and no hard hsht was made against them
II will not answer, gentlemen You must do better
than that or the wing party will hardly recover lie
breath before the hrs Tuesday in November Don't
give il up so D1n show the white feather so soon al
ter your victory in old Hamilton. We want some oppo.
silion make the contest interesting So up with your
banner on the outer wall.
FROM the Muskngum (oho) Aurora.
We are certainly pleased to hear that the great Whig
National Committee Rooms closed at last; not for
the reason that the many Infamous Roorhacks OF which
they have flooded the country Cat the OF the people)
any damage 10 the cause OF democracy or General
Perces election but for the sake al truth and morality
Never have we known the country in any canvass
flooded by many base, wlIlul, and shallow lies as
has been IN this canvass against General Pierce and
the democracy Yet every effort of these base dema.
gogues has fallen st-born, and their Roorbacks in
SANITY detected and eyposeiso much that the cause
OF the people, which is nothing short eI The democratic
cause, was never 20 popular, victory more certain.
Democrats OF old Mussngu put your whole ener
gies In the conlest, and lei what we can do on
the second day OF November next
Milwaukee Advertiser
EXTRACT FROM JUDGE DOUGLASS SPEECH AT
MILWAUKEE,, WISCONSIN.
Judge D. alluded the religious test question. lie said
the charge made Immediately upon General pierce's
nomination. that he had favored that llbersl test in the
constitution OF New lampshre that The perpetrators oil
IL were guilty OF a fasehood, because they uttered what
they did not know 10 be true and upon examination il