Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06

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| AL RroET IN KENTucKY.-The Louiaville.;,
Times Of the 10Th inst. assures us4hatsK Keu-.sr
, tuckv is M afe for Buchanan and Rleckiuridge
a. Mississippi or Alabnma. a,f.,ia Ys.;vln, s.i,T
The Louisville Courier, a Wing paper,s thus ),
speaks in its issue of the 14th Of the prospects,
in Kentucky. 1t says. ~ iaiass r. 20 go!s'
IF the election were held to-day, Buchanan's o
majority in Kentucky would probably reach ten q
thousand; but when the fact becomes; as it will >;
more and more clear that Buchananiis, the only
chance to defeat Fremont, there will, awe pre- u
Dict BE- general stampede. and We shall pot be.l
surprised if his minority in Kenluekyi reaches
double or treble, or even quadruple, that numbersj
We speak seriously, drducing effect from cause =
THE PRosPEcr IN TENNEssEE.=-The Nash- =
vile (Trnn) Union, of the 9th instagt igiyes,ss
the following gratifying account Of the canvass
in Tennessee: .E :.GI ~! ig s,yy:7 :.
ave have hrd the pleasure, within tn, last 81,
few daya. Of meeting with a number of the!a
sterling Dem crncy and Old Line Wings Of the III
counties Of williamson, Mnury. Hickmansssi
Wayne, Giles, Marshall, Bedford Franklin, ,anda
Lincoln. They give us the most positive assn.- ~
rance that number Of the very beatriiizepsingq
each of those counties. who, last summer acted s,
with our opponents, have expressed t,eir
minatinn to vote for BucbanaRa Breskinridee.sb
Such, we learn by letter, the case all over The s2
State. -7.s III .aci!ujf.,r,,.
1--WE honestly believe, from presenti indica-iri;
tions. that Buchanan will carry Tennessesby ri
ten thousand majority" .g. ~ AXIS lszY .ssja
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ILLINOIS CERTAIN FOR BUcHANAN.--The Chic
cago Times Of the 18th instant puts the fnlow. ~.
ing crusher on the idle talk about the result in
Illinois: ...f, .-.sr.:..-s 81 .-.,-ly; -,
ave observe that persons at distance seem
to put some faith in the statements that there is
possibility tha, Illinois will vote for, Fremont: =;
We know that it has been said and positively
averred by Black Republican orators, that llli-
nois would vote the opposition ticket. Such an n
idea when expressed here is considered loo stale
even for jake. No man in his senses ihiaka Of
rhis State voting for any one but Buchanan As,
We said when Mr. Buchanan was nominated, the Z
Democracy Of Illinois will give him lnrger ms I,
jnrity. in proportion to the entire vote, thuu he "a
will obtain in Pennsylvania. ANY Pennsylvania Z.
editor who wants TO lose hat on that PROPOSE u.
,ion, may apply for our measure at once" ~, 4.
The PROSPECT BRleHTEss EVERY DAY IN ~.
Ono "A correspondent of the Statesmen, at =,
Perryton. Ohio, writes on the 18th inst; s..,,.,.
The Democracy are all in the line, eager for
the contest; even those who departed from the !.
fah aud Went worshipping strange gods in the
camp of Know N..iLin1';-'---'T- : liz .i.e:
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j.: :. ,.'. ,,r: = yeas ;as Back i:.--nh!icars
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