New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

n WHles OF NEw-YeRg! this sour last sheel
which will reach many Of you prior to our Grea
Election. Is there word YET unsaid which Nigh,
arouse any ef you to more ardent and energetic
discharge of your duty on and before the 9th of No
vember?
fever high considerations of National and State
Policy called loudly upon you to show yourselves
WAlas, they do now. The efficient and systematic
PROJECTIONS OF OUR HOME INDusrRY-,he en-
lightened and steady PROSECUTION OF OUR STATE
WsRKs-the recovery of our Country and Cause
from the depression into which Treachery has
plunged them--all demand of you energetic and
untiring exertion. Will you not give them at least
one 2oy2
Our candidates are eminently worthy and capa-
ble--no man breathes aught against them. The
worst that can lie urged against LUTHER BRADIsH,
is that he is gentleman in feeling and manners,
who has devoted years to the acquisition of know
ledge regarding our Public Affairs. His opponen,
is notoriously incapable OF writing Governors
Message, should he ever be required to write one.
Ought such man to be chosen Chief Ruler of this
great Commonwealth?
But all personal considerations sink into insig-
ni6cance compared with tho great Principles and
Measures involved in this contest. The TARIFF,
NATIONAL CURRENCY, the LAND DISTRIBUTION,
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, all will be secured OF
endangered, hastened postponed, by the result OF
this struggle. Wing victory will virtually
care, as Wing defeat will sadly impede, the cleo
tion Of HENRY CLAY as our President in 1914
WIGS are not all these considerations sufficient
to inspire you with resoute determination to
triumph on Tuesday next? A full vote ensures a
Wing victory! WORK, then, friends to produce
it, and q Nations eager gratitude shall foreshadow
the glorious reward of your energy and patriotism
''sov. Rouck" defining his position.
WILLIAM c. BoUcK, who is supported for Gov
ernor through all this portion of the State as
champion of the Stop-and. Tax policy, and as hos
tile to the speedy completion of our Internal I'm
proveuaents, has yet written several letters the
Southwestern Counties secretly giving assurance.
that he will favor the Improvemeo. policy. One
of these letters has somehow come before the
public eye, and is thus given in the Albany Even.
ing Journal:
Sept 27th. 1882.
EaVt Vislteu your counties tbFOug there
election, tat have many other ways 10 go
shall not hnd Time, but you must tell you people an
stroasly Ut favor Of lnterna Improvement that am ~
por Of ksr Railroad el,eoys hese been, yrvored a
FaLer so az the last session in regard the disposition
ct the mortgage, but all TO effect think the
Couates have been visited pretty thoroughly and wei
secured Every mail brings from different part
of the State the right spirit is at work, and think
succeed in the State this fall Our friends go
up strong Tic ket in this Countyohn c. Wright for Sen
ator, John Brown for Sheriff, John Osterhout Rchi
mver for Assemblymen. and think W III get
wts.mng majority. This letter is written you alone
}or do not ttss to Be erposed to tie newspapers.
Your most obedt servant.
'tWiLLIAM C. BOUCk.n
This cheating policy viii be pursued to the at
most; the Improvement Counties being made L
believed that Borck is with them the Anti.Im
Provement supporting him as a genuine disciple o
Hoffman. is this the manner in which homes
n,en seek power
10 MosEs 6. LEONARD is eulogized in the resolu
snos of his party meeting as ra and censisten
Demoerat." However this may be, he was decide
Tpkig down TO 1886, when he turned. giving tn
reason that there uas nothing 10 be got on tn
Whig side. Perhaps hs will set something whsr
he has gone; if he do Mt, it certainly will not b
for lack of asking Alderman and Member ,
Congress is pretty fair start for new convert,
r JOHN B. ScoLEs, candidate for Congress
the Fifth Congressional District, would be please
to meet and anicably discuss with Moses G.LEo'
ARD, Esq, d candidate for Congress in the sam
District before the people Of the Disric, called t
gether without distinction of party, the importer