New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
One Word 10 Vermont.

Focos among them that their party is the party
of Protection, and that the Wings are ct heartits
opponents
The monstrous audacity of this falsehood is
such that we hardly know how to treat it with
patience, and yet will calmly state few facts,
as follows:
There have been about one hundred and fifty set
Speeches made in Congress on the Tariff question
at this Session: about one-half on each side. Of
these one-half have been by Wings, in .faror OF
Protection acih scarce an exception; the other
half by Loco-Focos nearly eoery one scouting TIE
idea Of any Protection Dhatever. They did not
object to the Land Distribution merely or mainly
they objected TO Protection as q folly or fraud.
Freemen of Vermont wepledge you our faith that
this division by party lines has been almost with
out a shade of exception. IF we could make
room, we could fortify these positions beyond the
possibility of cav by extracts, not merely from the
Speeches of Southern Loco-Focos, but from those
of Clifford of Maine, Atherton and Burke of New
Hampshire, Roosevelt, M'Keon and Wood of
New-York, Snyder, Beeson and Brown of Penn
sylvania, Weller of Ohio, Kennedy of Indiana,
Reynolds of Illinois, &c. &c. Every one of them
declares that Protection is an absurdty and that
the next Loco oco Congress will demolish it
in the same way talk the Globe, the Richmond
Enquirer, and all the Loco-Foco and Tyler papers
of this City, including the pretended neutrals.-
So in Cincinnati, Louisville, Baltimore, New Or
leans, &c. &c.
Freemen of Vermont every vote you cast for
Gov. Paine and the Wing ticket counts to the
country in favor of Protection; every vote for the
Loco-F oco candidates will count-whether intend.
ed or not-agGinst Protection. Need we ask
YOU, friends, to bear these facts in mind on the
first Tuesday of September
ILLlNoIs.-We have returns Of the vote for
Governor in IS Counties of this State. They
sam up as follows:
Governor-ls42 President-ls40
Ford, Loco. 81 ,139 Van Buren,. ..37 ,446
Duncan, Whig,- .3O,4l6 Harrison ---.. sc, 496
Loco maj 49,. 6,722 Loco maj. 49, $50
Thus, although the Loco-Foco majority has so
largely increased the vote Of that party has fallen
of, in spite of the rapid increase voters and the
change of the entire Mormon vote from Gen. Har-
1000 Leco-Foco. The Wings now backward
will be on hand ia 1874, and the contest will be
close and doubtful, even in Illinois. Mark it
The remaining Counties will doubtless increase
Ford's majority to 5000. The power end pa
tronage of the Stale remains entirely with the
Loco-Focos-the People apparently believing that
nobody can doctor their rotten Banks as we'll as
tho. n ,,hn mode ,hano or no,, &c th.;r Co., MI.
us we'll as those who incurred it.
IowA.-We have farther and better advices
from the late Election in this Territory. The
Senate is Wing, conceded; the House is nearly
tied, but probably Loco-Foco by two majority. We
believe this is the first time the Wings have done
so we'll
70 We learn by private letter from Augusta,
Ga, that man in Walton Co., whose name we
have forgotten, went into the garden of his house
and shot his wife and mother-in-law. His father
in-aw, who in his chamber and saw the act,
Immediately seized gun and shot the murderer
from the window. All three died Immediately.
MuRpERs.-A slip from the Office of the Frank
lin (Atsakapas, La, Rep. states that short time
since, two runaway negroes from the plantation of
Mr. Robert Brashears were captured on the Bayou
Sale Bay by three white persons who were in
two boats. The negroes were then tied and placed
in a boat with Mr.. B. L. Wilcox, of Bayou Sale,
who had with him three double barreled guns, and
ammunition. They were proceeding to BAYOU Sale,
and when the boats were about 200 yards apart
Wilcox united them for the purpose of having
them to row; the negroes bounced on to him, and
threw him overheard, shot him through the head,
and then attempted to shoot the other two men,
and pursued them for some distance when they
changed their course. The alarm was given to the
citizens of lower Bayou Sale, who immediately
weRt In pursuit of the negroes; they, however,
were not to be fesnd. as they had succeeded in
making the Cypre Mort woods, where they were
discovered on Friday morning last One of
them named, Rollin, was arrested, and the other,
after woanding Mr. I. Lebeauve, was shot in the
heart, and killed by that gentleman Rollin was
Immediately tried and sentenced 10 be executed
An UNFORTUNATE OecuRREHcE-On Saturday
night last, fatal rcncontre took place in the
streets of Hamburg between Maier Joseph Woods
and Mr.. James Rooney. The latter received
pisto-shot in his breast, and expired Immediately
Major Woods delivered himself up to an officer in
few minutes after the occurrence and was soon
discharged Hamburg. Ga. Jour
oyrRAeE.-A brutal outrage was perpetraied
on the person of an lido, girl BY private of the
SD regiment. at Toronto, Canada The villain
was nortally wounded by the brother of the in
jured girl.
II The attention OF the Stree, Inspector called to the
nuisance in the hape of dir by the layers III. Cru.on
Aquedues between Fulton and Cortland streets