New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
Mon. John A. Collier.

The Loco-F Coos, who have been chuckling
tho hope of dissensions in the Wing party, and
who, measuring the feelings Of others by their own
Etsleness, have anticipated uke-warmness the
part of Mr. Collier and his friends, will find them
selves wofully deceived by the Jealous fidelity of
that warm hearted Wing, whose course is described
in the paragraph which we give below, from an
able and spirited editorial published in the " Re-
publican" of Broome County, the centre of Mr..
Golfers district.
'sSnee the return of our delegates, and the
nouncemcnt of the nominations, no one has been
more anxious taken more or equal pains 10
rouse the Wings Of Broome in the support OF this
ticket than Mr.. Collier. He claims it for the
Wing cause for our local interests as an act of
Justice to the candidates, and the score Of the
very kindness manifested towards himself Let
us, them by united efforts tor the acholc Wing
Ticket shsw that contending for principles
and not men. Let us give TO Mr. bradlsh that
supper, which we should have claimed frem his
friends in other portions of the State, for our own
candidate if he had CHANGED to have been nomina-
ted in his place Let ii be remembered, too, that
whatever may be the real facts in the case, Mr.
Furman is looked upon as candidate Let
not the notes of triumph for Wing victory fall
reProachtully upon the of delinquent voters In
Broome County; aud if we defeated, when
victory was certain with proper union and exer-
ton, let not the responsibility and shame rest upon
the steadiast Wings of Broome.
City REFoRM,-Assis,ant Alderman Brady, of
tho Fifteenth Ward, some time since offered u
resolution, which we believe passed that board,
10 abolish the Office of Ward Collectors, and pro-
posed method of collecting the City taxes
which would be much more convenient FOR the
citizens, and save abou, $4,000 year Of the
peoples money We have never heard any one
object to this measure, and trust 1t will be
carried out. 1t is expected of the Wing Common
Council to reduce the expenses of the city govern
ment. Already they have done much towards it,
and we trust that they will do much more.
MILITARY CoURr OF ESauIRr.--The Military
Court of Enquiry in the case of General Storms,
have decided that he can hold both Offices, Briga-
der aud Commissary General and the Governor
rs COMMANDMENTS Chief, has approved the finding
Of the Court.
% The Ceur, for the Correction of Errors as
sembled l.. Albany on Tuesday morning, bat a
quorum not being present, they adjourned to toe
next day.
NEw.JERsEY The Wings of Mddlesex have
put in nom,na,on the following gentlemen:
Couneti-GsohcE T McDowsLL, Assembly
Frazer Ayre>, joel Duunam, Aaron Galick. Dean
Britton; Sherty-James c. Steut.
There is = Incidental Protection, or q Ja-
d'esess TGrtg'' here; bu, heart aad hand, with
cut Reservation, for g Protective Tariff" the
Public Lands and Henry Clay.
- We are paued to learn lhat Hon, JOHN C
CxAKK hes dangerously i'll of ,yphus fever a,
Dalton Mass, where ne had gone on j v;s, to HI,
relatives.
p Mrs. Green has retired from the editorial
chair of the g Wampanoag.''