New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

you but possessed the faith and spirit to make a
vigorous exertion!
TO THE PUBLIC.
friend has forwarded the Albany Evening Jour-
nal' Of Tuesday, November lst 1872
ltconains extract from letter said 10 have been
written by friend in Steuben County, dated Sept.
That extract pronounce FORGERY from beginning
'''' VIM C. BOUCK
FuLro. Nov. I'd, 1912
The above letter appears in the Albany Argus
of yesterday. Having copied the extract of a let
ter from the Journal, we copy this, and add to it
the expression of oar firm CONNECTION, founded or
facts 7cithin our knorledge, that WILLIAM C..
BoUcK DID WRITE THE LETTER ALLUDED TO.
Let us state those facts: On the oath day of
September last, while coming down from Auburn
on the Railroad, we fell in with prominent citi-
zen and active Erie Railroad man (net Whg)
who was returning from visit to the Southwest,
and he assured US that the Wings would make no
thing cut Of the Railroad for he had seen prioate
letters NOT one letter. from SILAs WRIGHT and
WILLIAM c. BoUcK to citizens Of Steuben and
AAegany, declaring themselves in the strongest
terms faoora5le to the speedy completion of that
work.
Our informant we confde in as man of char
acter and truth and ne had no possible motive for
deceiving us. We conversed with him an hour,
and we recollect his remarking that (" aIhat Bra
dish had euer said in tavor Of the Erie Railroad
pas not as strong as one Of these letters" Con-
siderng all such conversation in measure conf.
denta we never before publicly alluded to it; but
when an extract from private letter of Mr..
BSuck's answering precisely to the description
long since given us, was published, we reprinted
it, undoubtingly believing it to be genuine, AS WE
Do NOW.
If any man think it incredible that Bouck should
write such letter for local effect, and then avail
himself of some unmportant variation to pronounce
it forgery, can only say that they do not know
the seventy-faced candidate for Governor whose
advocates most prolific in anecdotes of his
electioneering tricks, his old white horse his
eating suppawn and milk, etc., but whe keep up
a most Egyptian darkness respecting his opinions
Protection, and on the proper course to be pur-
sued with our Internal Improvements.
OHIO ELEcTIoN-The official returns are not
vet all received, but it is knewn that ShaRnon's
Abolition votes amount to $500; of course there
is majority against the Loco-F Focos of 2,000.-
The Loco-Foco vote has not increased since 1910,
while the Wing vote has fallen of 10000. If the
infamous Gerrymander Bill proposed by the LEGO
Focos at the last Session of the Legislature had
passed the Wings would have elected, only sic
members of Congress, and the Loco-Focos fifteen
The Chillicothe Gazette intimates (what we be-
fore had heard) that the Right Honorable SAMUEL
MEpARr will be candidate for United States
Senator. 1t seems that the party think they have
done enough for Petticoat Allen. We believe
there is truth in this rumor, as Sam gave notice
long since that he would not be candidate for
State Printer.
RHoDE-IsLANp.-The Supreme Court have Civ
en- their opinion in the demurrer question, on the
indictment against Mr.. Joslin, sustaining the de-
murrer, and the constitutionaity of what is styled
the Algerine law. That case, and others Of a like
nature, are set down for trial. on the merits, at the
adjourned term in Newport on the 18th day of De-
cember next.
o. Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER arrived in the city
yesterday morning and took rooms at the Astor
House. The Common Council have tendered him
the use of the Governors ROOM in the City Hail.
where he will receive his friends to-day between
o'clock and 3. At IL o'clock the Chamber Of
Commerce will present to him an Address to
which of course he will reply, as is expected, at
some length.
20 Mr. Reynolds, on Wednesday evening, in
troduced Hon. J. L. White as coming from q
State separated only by the Ohio from Ken
lucky The accidental omission Of the word the
in our sketch made nonsense of it.
% We are indebted to CHARLES WILMER,
News Agent at Liverpool, for late English papers,
and to Messrs. ADAMS & Co., OF the Express line,
for Extras and other papers from Boston.
The undersigned proposes to meet, in free and public
discussion any advocate of Free Trade and Direct Taxa
on OF any other LocoFoco measure within the Third
Congressional District He will object to meet any ad.
Of these measures from whence be ay-fron,
within from without the Third District 50 that he
the sanction OF his friends eIpounder OF their faith
the undersigned any objections to meet the Han
John McKeon, in the Sixth District any time and place
The Honorable member may designation the contrary be
is DESTROYS the Honorable gentleman and advocate
OF free trade hard money and direct taxaon especially in
the Eleventh Ward, and discuss in calm and
manner before The shpbuders ship carpenters and other
mechanics of that wa- great and vital question OF Pro-
lection to American Labor, opposed the rnous poll
y OF fone-sided Free Trade and unprotected labor.
NOV. $, ls42 J. m REYNOLDS.
Mr WEBSTER has accepted the teAde, to him By the
add Preden Of the Board of Aldermen Of the Gov
etnofs Room in the City Hail. To receive the calls OF his
ushuA DE WIZ be in the Governors Room to-day from
ocleck until p Tor that ,,urn,sa