New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

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The above is a carefully correct delinestion of
the three North-Eastern District, of this State,
as arranged by the Legislature to suit Messrs.
John Cramer, Halsey Rogers, Stetson s. Co.
after weeks anxious labor. These Districts
are expected by their manufacturers to vote as
they average, which is nearly as follows:
Dist. Counties. Wing vote. Loco.
XIV. Washington g. Essex 7,0Oe 4,500
XIV. Clinton, Franklin, Warren, &c. 4,4Oo 400
XVI. Saratoga, Schdy. Fulton, &c. $500 7,7eO
otal- l6 ,9UO o,9tG
Thus giving 1000 Wing majority in the aggrc-
gate, and yet electing tpo Loco-Focos and but one
Wing to Congress! And this is called Demscra-
ey-a fair Apportonment-genero,ity to the
Wings &c. &c. Surely the tender merciss of
the wicked are cruel
Honest men look at the above division,
membering that the XTVth Distric. is 1000 short
of the Ratio and the Xvth over 8 900 short; turn
to the law of the land expressly prescribing that
eash District shall be formed of cont gnoas terri
tory, containing as near as may be equal popula
ton, and then say whether the authors of such an
Apportionment have any right to claim the credit
of naked justice, to say nothing of magnanimi,y.
~ CAAEB D. BARrEs of Kee.erille is the
Wing candidate for Assembly in Clinton County;
LEMUEL SrErscS the LocoFoco. Mr.. Barton is
capable and worthy man, but that is only one
item: he a0iH0ote to send friend Of Protect
ioe Tariff to the y. S. Senate, whize Stetson
aoould cote for S1LAs WRIGHT. Farmers and
Iron-workers of Clinton Know your own inte-
rests and maintain them
VERMONT ELEcr1oN-We have few returns
from Bennington county. which we annex. Com
pared with the vote of 1871, they chew Whig
gain of about fifty.
1912. wbig. Loco. 1a4l whig. Loco.
Bennington, 3e3 357 36s 336
Woodford, 16 maj. maj.
SALISBURY, maj. LOG 81 1s5
Pownal, &c 64
Glastonbury, 19
Total. 3g9 4g6 46s GOA
Wing Representatives elected, Bennington,
Woodford, (gain) Arlington. Locos-Pownal.
% The Wings of MoaRis County, New-Jsrsey,
have nominated the following excellent ticket:
For Conncil, DR.. EZEKIEL B. GAMES. Of Pequannac;
For assembly, saMvsL H4LsEa of Ha9oye w,5LM
r Brown of Jeferson; For Sheriff, JskEMIAH NJ. DB
CANT.
This is straight-out Protective Tariff Ticket
none of your Incidental lodges, or Judiciou. ;
doubla-shufties. Farmer, and Iron-workers of
Morris these men are pledged to support YOUR
interests and will elec. no U. S. Senator to play
into the hands Of Calhoun and Tyler. Stand up
for your Rights and your Prosperity
T JOHN M. Moore has just started spicy
little penny paper in City, which he calls The
MORNING CHRONICLE. John has an inexhausti-
bic fund of humor and talent.
G Letters from the Shores OF the Baltic',is
the title of new extra isseed from the prolific
press of the New World. 1t is one of the most
interesting and valuable which they have yet psb-
lisbed. The scenery, inhabitants. and social con-
picted with such graphic power, and mingled SEN
timent and humor.
70 A seizure ef 40 volumes of obscene books
with prints of simar character was made in Bos-
ton on Monday LAST. The owners were taken into
custody. BY the Revised Statutes of Massachu-
sets the punishment, according to the nature and
aggravation of the offence, may be Eve years i'm
prisonnent in the State prison, or the county Jail
two years, and 6ne of $1,000.
AHssING INcIpEHT-THE SAME OLD CosN.-
An incident occurred at the great Wing gathering
at Hamilton, on Saturday last, that created vast
deal of amusement. As ono of the delegations from
neighboring township was entering the town in
long procession, bearing various banners, en-
bems and devices, and singing Wing songs, in the
spirit of lS40, q cluster of Loce-Focos standing
among some Wings were busy in making remarks
upon the approaching multitude .Sse,' said one
of the Locos, there comes Whigsery, with its
banners, clap traps and humbugs, ard should Mt
wonder if they had tie same old Coon they had
here in the Convention OF Ig40.'
BY this time the van of the procession began
passing the group. First came a long string of
horsemen, SIX or eight abreast, each man bearing
some appropriate banner. Next came car on
which number of blacksmiths were at work, and
bearing various emblems of their trade Then
came smother car bearing parcel of shoemakers
at werk, and also having appropriate banners and
devices. Next came large car of Log Cabin
boys bearing various emblems of husbandry, and
particularly representation of humble life in the
sla.hes of Hanover In the midst of the car
was sapling of Kentucky oak, on which wss
perched noble looking Coon. having label ina
mediately above his head, in large letters, "THE
SAME OLD CooN ~
Soon as this was discovered one of the Wings