Ohio and Nea0 York both safe for


Polk and DnILnSI
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The following letters will convey some idea of
the enthusiasm now pervading the democracy of
Ohio and New York. Read them, democrats of
the Old North and take courage. Virginia also
appeals to you to go with her for your own son,
James K. Polk-and will you turn deaf ear to
her, as we'll as to Pennsylvania, New York, and
Ohio, and desert the Republican standard2 Here
are the letters. Both of them are from members
of Congress gentlemen of high respectabilty:


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 16 IS44.


Mn dear Sir: Our returns all IN, and the
Whig candidate for Governor is elected by ma
iorty of less than one thousand, upon popular
vote of upwards of 10000. This result, so far
from discouraging US, has increased our confidence
in carrying the State OF Ohio for Polk and Dallas.
great number of abolitionists who voted the Wing
ticket in the contest, will. have doubt,
support their own nominee (BIrney) in November.
Certain it is the Whig leaders awfuly scared,
and speak doubtingly of the result


Yours truly" - -


Hon. r. Nj. SAUNDERS. ,..