New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07

Probate, 1aSlng OF w omen, &c he lhInAs tne
property Of Women should not be taxed as much per
cent, as that of Men. Itreters to the Rhode Island
Question, and of course sustans the Dom side OF
| it. Il recommends that wHampshire shall re-
fuse her share of the Land Distribution. 1t speaks
of the New Tariff as follows:
The recent act OF Congress imposing Tariff OF DGties
on imports puts this most obnoxious policy oil d-
uisutng TIE public among the respective
We but rejoice that end has been put 10 nlSu
buliou-but deeply regret that has been accomplished
by the adoption OF system OF revenue that has ohihs 10
rec n, ronsnbr ber..er The public means solely for
the public Tariff like tis unequal IN rs erdc,loni,
discriminating character locking more 20 PROTECTION
than rege,se without that uniformity IN It's operntons
which alone make conlonable 10 the Constitution os
| the United Sales.'
Hear this, Mechanics and Artisans and show
i, to the next Loco Foco or Tylerite who tells you
that Protection is not question between the two
parties
On the subject Of the Appointment, Gov. Hub
bard says:
Congress at its late session passed act requiring o!
the respective States district their own territory lot he
eciion of Representatives 10 the popular branch Of
Government, aRd also for fixing the ratio OF such repre-
seuation New Hampshire according 10 the provisions OF
Cnnoqe for the ne5 len wears; En,erainng decided
opinion against the policy OF dividing our Sate mo Uis
tcts Tor the chece OF RepreSentafes' anu oes,s IN ua
governments such OF egsation hope sueh a.e
matter however addresses itself exclusively 10 your own
good and sound discretion
Here is distinct Recommendation TO nuify a
law of Congress Aad why! Gov. Habbard's
opinion is that it is not Constitutional! Indeed
And so every man is 10 obey those laws which In
his opinion are consonent with the Constitution
Our readers will remember that in Hon. Silas
| WI ba
serted that New. Hampshire had only postponed
the Districting of the State. We said then that
Silas Wright knew better. Let us see what we
shall sec.
TEsNEssEE.-The Legislature of this State has
agreed upon and passed bill Dstricting the State
for the choice of Members of the State Legislature
both Senators and Representatives. 1T was
matter of some officially, the two Houses are OF
opposite politics. The final vote was nearly unanim-
Gus. The Districting for Members Of Congress IS
not yet adjusted. A bill was nearly agreed upon
which would have given the Wings Members to
5, bu. the Locos stood out for the odd Member at
our last advice..
A bill abolishing Imprisonment for Debt has
passed the House. 80 to 30. We hope no Relief
or Stay-Law will get through. The LocoFocos
manifest no disposition to allow the State to be
represented in the U. S. Senate.
70 Hon. JOHN McKEos did not comply with
the invitation of the Ship-Carpenters, Joiners,
Caulkers and Laborers to meet j. n. REYNoLDs,
ESQ in a Union Market Square" on Saturday, al
3 o'clock. Mr.. Reynolds on the ground, but
found no advocate of one-sided Flee-Trade to meet
him
G- WH1Gs OF NEw.YoRK FRIENDS OF AmE-
, RICAE TNDUsrRYi Resolve that tho -r--~'-'', -
you do tomorrow TO deposite your ballot.
Then you can take your breakfast with a clear
conscience, placid sense of duty performed, and
! --.i-----! -F-rr your nIeudS who may not have
voted, take your stand at the Polls
, G WH1Gs OF BRooKLYN Will not every one
Of you resolve TO vote before you come the
Ferry tomorrow morning. Your candidates are
upright and capable-,hey richly deserve your suf
frages and will nobly repay your confidence. Vote
first in the morning. then call on your BROOKLYN
friends or wait for them at the Ferry--aftcrwnrd
, come and stir up the sluggish on this side OF
| the water All hands to quarters
JWHrGs OF THE TWELFTH AND SIXTEENTH
WARDS be vgilant desperate attempt is
now making to seduce or deceive the Wing Adopt
ed Citizens into voting the Loco Foco Tickets.
ihe toulest plans have been concocted to operate
especially on shosc who nre in The crnplov of the
t Corporation. The enemies of Protection TO Ame-
mean Industry determined 10 elect the British
Manufacturers candidate to Congress at any cost.
and will undertake. to drive the Irish and Gernan
Wings from tho Polls if they cannot cheat them
out of their votes. Look out for purchased trni-
tors in your owR camp, and be ready to resist all
the appliances of Fraud and Violence We have
information which bids us warn you to be prepar-
ed
One Ter'n-Let'er from George Eiehell.
GENTLEMEN: Your communication of the ID inst ask.
Ing IN behalf OF my personal friends views OF the
ceved by me- and hasten its reply.
Ibeg TO interm yon that am strong advocate of the
true Republican doctrine held by Gen. Jackson this
point and firmly believing do that anti.denocrat
&c TO receive or ask for denomination for lucrative
office as thai OF Register can you If elected
that Office, shall under circumstances consent TO be
candidate for reelection.
ly see made subeTyen 10 carry out corrupt party views
and nothing can better this inaence than
the incumbent know that he is expect reelection
and he will then be likely the public mere and his
party less With great respect,
To MesSrs. JAMES ROVE. II. A. HURLBUT, j. w HARRl-
son, and CONRAD SWEET.
Kings County sgatters."
To the Editor Of the Tribune:
Whatever may have been your motives in the notice
which you have taken course pursued and likely TO
be pursued by The Independent Democrats Of Kings
County you may assured that your conclusions are
snsoxndas their expression is ancisil
We have been long familiar with tie hollowness OF
the professions of arsocra,ic Bank Democrats