New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
Throw them over!


that John G. Floyd, the mis-Representative in
Congress of the County Of Oneida, has been laid
out to dry by his constituents-Hon. SAMUEL
-BEAEDsLEY, OF the other school of Van Buren,
ism, being nominated in bis stead. We have felt
confident of such result ever since Floyd gave
his vote against the last Tariff bill. If he had
been nominated he could not have been elected
from that intelligent and thrifty Wcol-growing and
Manufacturing County, but this rebuke is more
signal and timely. MIR. Bearasley has many
heresies, but he viii not dare to vote SO Plumply
against Protection as MIR. Floyd did
% The following Members of Congress from
this State also voted against the passage Of the
Tariff bill, whether with or esthout the Land Dis
tributien, viz:
JAMES 6. CLINTON ANDREW N. OOiO,
JOSEPH EGRERT JOHN McKEON,
JAMES l. ROOSEVELT, FERNANDO Ro0D,
Not one of these betrayers of their constituents
must be seen in the next Congress. Let the Van
Buren friends of Protection look to it that they are
not nominated, or at any rate not elected.
The Last Muni.
90 About the richest and raciess humbug OF
the Nineteenth Century is the Grand National
Procession over which The Union clique and the
Tyler Loco.Focos are now sweating, and which is
10 come off with gongs, dulcimers and hautooys on
Monday next, {" to avenge the National insuls, .
committed by dinner-party in ndrinking the health
of President Tyler without cheers And how do
you think this is to be avenged' By grand
parade of horse and asses, Tyler men, Tyler wo-
men and Locs-Foco under the direction Of Rich
ard Adams Locke Chairman, and Major 10.
Hopkins. Grand Marshal. o Richard the Noon
Hoax is gone sucker now Nobody will remem-
Der it after this.
The Ashburton Dinner Party owe debt of
gratitude to these grimacing charlatans. They
committed gross blunder, not SO much in failing
to cheer the President as in going into convulsions
for the Queen directly after; and the public sent-
ment was rather against them till this preposterous
humbug of the Judge Of Israel and his confeder-
ates turned the whole affair into rdcule and raised
broad laugh from one end of the city to the
other. The Grand National Procession will fin
ish the job entirely.
The persevering effort of The onion Il Co. to
make party capital out of this paltry business, in
view of the fact that full half of the managers OF
the Dinner were Loco.Fecos Or Tyler men, exctes
only the contempt it merits. 1t only shows more
clearly that the old harlequin is in his dotage.
u Judge HoxIE has desired say that the insertion
h% INJUSTICE se.pa' firm in Mississippi bills On him
which accepted, and this brings his name into
schedules whereas he does not and did the
company cent Evening fsst
p There was time when the Evening Post
would have been ashamed of the gross injustice
it has perpetrated and still persists in in regard
to this Trust Company business. Here were two
or three hundred individuals dragged before the
public as debtors of the insolvent Company, with
out any inquiry as to the truth of the assertion,
and in such manner as to hold them up to the
public as partners in fraud, when it is very GER
tain that great portion OF them have had no
dealings with the Company but those of q strictly
business character, and have punctually fulfilled
and will fulfil to the uttermost, all their engage
rnents. That the officers and managers of in
solvent company should be held up to odium may
be jsst; but that all who have had dealings with
it, however fair and advantageous to the compa-
ny, should be SO gibbeted, is gross abuse Of the
power of tho preso. In the Herald, Union and
Plebeian, it is perfectly in keeping, but hardly in
the Evening Post.
OG Remember that the Wing State Conventions
of NEw-JERsEY and MASSACHUSETTS will be held
at Trenten and at Boston on the l 4th. The People
are going
20 The Loco-Foco State Convention, having
every thing cut and dried, djourned threo four
hours after its meeting. The Wing Convention
was to hold q farther session to consider au Ad-
dress and Resolutions, but doubtless adjourned that
"wednesday evening.
Our circulation has reached number that warrants
Union" Noah
U Will you please inform the public, sir, under
what color of law or justice your paper was filled
with the Lists of Letters and other official adver-
tiscnents requiring the widest publicity when i,
cenfessedly had not a circulation which would
warrant it in 'asking the public to send in their
advertisements {!
For the Tribune.
Secret Whfg Watch Association.'
FRAUD AND FORGERY.
In yesterdays Pebear appears leading article headed
"Secret Whg Watch Association" giving some most e1
traordinGry and astounding deveopemenis lacking one
most important quali6caton-TRuTH. Being myself an of
6cer of the Watch Districts, whose paraded
before the public, with tbs various Captains and Assistants
of the several Districts member such association
feel that have right say something in regard the
article in the Piebean. No such society crisis ,a nor