New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
r-Fif,eeu.,, annnal Fair Of the Amer

i'''' ARRANGEMENTs.
Friday and Saturday, October 1;h ana ot5, Receiving
DAYS for Contributors for Premiums
Monday. October l, Gsrten viii open 70 the Public al
y a. At7L o'clock r. NJ, al Address in The Saloon by
one of the Vice Presidents OF the lnsints
Tuesfay, October Iith an Address al q O'Clock T. NJ III
The Saloon.
Plougts East New-Tork An Address from Tic t;sr-
o. Choules Member OF The Beard OF agriculture Dis
p!ay of Fireworks IRON the GARDEN.
Thursday October 18th, Convention oi the ifienus OF
Home indnslry al te Nc~-york Lyceum oil Natural Ills
tory, opposite Niblos Garden, II An
Friday October lith. Convention centinuei
MONDAY nth, Entries OF Cattle al the Repository,
rear ol City Hail IN the Park
Tuesday, October 18th, making Catalogue OF Cattle =
wednesday, % October loth Cattle Esh;biton-.hey must
be The ground by A. tor BY 1Idgs.
Address by The Hon. H. e. o. Colby of
New Bedford, Iiass. al u r. M
Friday October 2tst. Sale of Cattle al 10 ~ n
sstursy October I'd closieg Address and A'tara OF
Premiums announced Band OF Music
N 3. Several other Addresses will be de'freu nalins
The Fair in Saloon, commencing at u O'Clock d.
Above is the Programme of the arrangements
ot ihis truly great American FAIR We are told
that the preparations s;srrass all former years,
Let the exhibitors be up and doing. There is
nothing like being in season; and every mechanic
and manufacturer or artist who excels will doweli
to have some Of his best specimens at is Fair.
If he does not, those who DO exhibi; will have al
advantage over him in giving their fabrics noto-
rictv; for vast numbers 90 TO see the FAR and 10
select such articles as they want. Hence exhibit
ors multiply their customers, and our own Amen
can fabrics are thus put forward adyanas eousiy.
ii YOU therefore, produce artclcs IN any respect
merilorious, whether in durabiiitc. cempactness,
or economy, take at least a few specimens to the
Fifteenth Fair and don't fail to 80 yourself and
take YOUR fanilg, and see all that is to be seen,
Evcry business man every aborer and every one
who has leisure. should devote at least good
palt of ore day to this great National Jubilee
~ WILLIAM B. MacLAY has been nominated
A. the Loco Foco candidate for Congress from the
District composed Of the Sixth, Seventh, Tenth
aud Thirteenth Wards, (the last being the one that
.l,bn A. Lott wanted so badly 10 help his partner
alurphY into seat in Congress- As this is the
strongest Loco-Foco District il the city, Mr.
Maclay'y tortuous services in running on the am
many Hail. Carroll Hall, and Public School Socie-
" tickets all at once and then carrying through
bill which answered the purposes of Tammany
alone. bid fair to be literally and promptly rsmu-
norated.
Mr. Maciay is young man of fair talents and
large expectations. He makes the capital mis-
tako Of regarding party success and party favor
NOT as means bur as an end. and acting according
ly--a mistake which he will live TO discover, but
not now in the first flush Of prosperous career
With but superficial at,ainments in politics, whe-
rier as to principles or facts, he has managed to
attain prominent position for one OF his years
nurlured in alilucncc and exemption from labor,
he is in good repute as a Radicnl and lover OF the
dear People himself by no means slave ei par
tv nreiudiccs. he is capable Of working and profit
in, BY those The most groundIcss and unworthy. we
once heard him desecralo Fourth ot July by lul-
" half an hours dccla,nalien OF which the whole
staple was this-,hc Wings the old Federalisis,
the Fcderalists were tho Tories and Cowboys OF
the. Revolution, and have done all manner ot
naughty things--crgo, don't inquire whichra are
aou advocates of the measures most CONDUCIVE to
the Nations prosperity; don't scrutin1ze the pre-
tensions or character of the l.ucotocos, but so
i blind for those whose furefathers were ON the
rjrht side according To my story. There vas no
no enlarged or liberal views, no pro-
sress. 1t was an attempt To shut out tne whole
v ide horizon of public policy and pubic duty by a
Ieadcn fall of prejudice and hatred And yet such
ycrics; east wind, which one would nationally sup
r,,so no ass could grow fat on, was vehcmcny dis
renscd by William B. MacIay, and grccdily de-
voured by that large portion OF his audience
V hose education had been dcploiably neglected.
We turned away moro in sorrow than III anger
,I.s1 The time of intellectual beings should be 50
vas,cd-and their attention so grossly abused
Yet such is Vim. B. Nlsclay, Il Representative Gin
p,oapccl) of this great Emporium in the Lesisa-
ture of the Union
B Henry C. MURPHY, present Mayor of
Brooklyn, is The Loco-roco candidate for M ember
OF Congress from the Second District, Kings and
Rchmond) He is clever young lawyer His
law-pa,tner, Mr.. Lott, goes in for Senator and
be for Congress- so as 10 divide things round as
equally as possible. His term US MAYOR will cx
pre before he gets into Congress. The Work
ipg Men of Brooklyn who have made such brave
resolutions as to what they ought to have, have
come out at the little end OF the horn. OF course
they will have an Assembly bone thrown them
G Hon PrINY MEERlcK, arccentconveitlr' a rom
tie Whig party, and formerly a leading An'l-sia-
son has been nominated FOR Congress by the Loco
r.,.o. or Worcester District Mass. Hc Is an able
ma, hut cannot beat CHARLES HupsoS. by 'fe
v,y the Loco.Focos are always decl.'ns the
v,birs for taking up recent converts ior ePthce'
bu, no party pursue this policy more steadily than
tl.ey do. --...s.---
~ Hon. JouN z. KSNsEpy met with very
E we're accident near Baltimore on Saturday last.