New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

great general interest. We understand that Nlr.
WEBSTER will leave Immediately for Washington.
The Spirit of the Centre!
Correspondence of The Tribune.
AUBURN, ~ Y, Nov ., l842.
Depend upon it Old CAYUGA is wide awake
her citizens are up and doing-the yeomanry-
the bone and sinew of the county are aroused in
deed; no local jealousies exist, partial feeling
er particular wishes predominate, other than TIE
maintenance of true Democratic Wing principles,
or their equivalent, the best good of the Country
the greatest good to the greatest number. All is
concert, all is harmony; and in truth, may add,
all is action. Never, not in the sweeping trumphs
of 1910, was there SO much enthusiasm, sound and
healthy feeling, as now pervades the Wing party in
old Cayuga.
Remember, now, what tell you: the sun that
dies away in the horizon the 9th day of next No
vember, will go down upon Wing majority in
this County Of over three hundred-no postpone
ment on account of the weather; therefore say
draw upon Us for the above amount, and your
draft shall be honored. Auburn will give three
hundred, easy. Yours, G..
TO ship.Carpcnters, Klacksmiths, Rope
Makers, sail-makers, and every Me.
chanic engaged in Ship .Buiiding, and
Sailors.
Our Coasting Tonnage has quadrupzed within
the last Is years-this is owing to the Protection
given to it by the laws Of the country.
Our Foreign Tonnageis is unprotected-see the
result:
1880. Foreign Tonnage entered the ports
OF the u. States. l3l ,9Ub
1S40. Foreign Tonnage entered the ports
of the U. States. ,632
Increase $50 per cent.
1880. american Tonnage engaged in
the Foreign trade 967 ,227
1910. American Tonnage engaged in
the Foreign trade e.----.---..---.l ,376, ,902
Increase 4S per cent.
Or in other words, the Foreign Tonnage en-
gagged in the trade to the United States has increased
as 100 is to 550-and the american Tonnage en-.
gagged in the Foreign trade has increased as 100
is to 14S. Mechanics and Sailors! look o.this-and
estimate the great advantages and extensive en-
poyment and wages you would receive if our Fo-
reign was as well protected as our Coasting Trade.
A SH1P-BUlLDsR.
~ The PLebeian denounces the Working
Mems opposition to Lott aid Murphy in Brook
lyn, and says:
If they sincere their professions of Democracy
land will allow ourselves 10 believe otherwise and
truly esrous of the os principles let them be ad
vsed withdraw all farther opposition the regular
ddaes. Let in all candor entreat them 10 come Out
opeEy and express their intention 10 support them ard no
longer persist ia that suicidal which drags down with
the defeat Of their party and their principles their po
lca destruction Nothing can be gained by farther oppo
sition."
Well, Pleb. why don't you take dose Of your
own medicine, and publish and advocate the
q regular candidates nominated at Tammany
Hall? Why is your Assembly Ticket dropped1
Why are you and ell the prominent wre-workers
now engaged in Vaccinations to defeat one of the
regular candidates Z" So long as the rule works
in favor of the packed candidates, you go it with
perfect ooseness, but when it happens to favor
the Working Men, you repudia,e your own doc
trnes and unite to defeat the regular candidates"
% The american thinks it was wrong to pub
lish an extract from private letter of VIVA. C.
Bouck on the Erie Railroad question. With SUBJ
mission, VIC think differently. Such letter can
only have been written with deliberate intent to
secure unfair advantage in the pending Political
Conte.i-to make the People of the Southwest
believe that the writer would urge the completion
of the NewYork and Erie Railroad, while the rest
of the State understands the contrary Such
knavery as this-and it has characterized the
whole canvass on the part of our opponents
ought to be exposed; and if we find any authentic
documents calculated to expose tive shall publish
them. We would as soon scruple at publishing
any other kind of cheating as this.
TENNESSEE IEGIsLAruRE.-On the 25th, the
coart or relief bill was rejected by the House:
Yeas "a, Nays 40. A motion to reconsider was
then carried: Yeas 50, Nays 90; and sundry
amendments were offered and discussed. On the
26th the bill to district the State which had passed
the House, was passed in the Senate, and became
law. On the same day the relief bill, without
amendment, passed the House by majority Of
one vote.
20 Major John Hays and Thomas Turnham
at Liberty, Mo. lately became engaged in quar-
rel about debt of $40 or $50, when Hays was
shot and died Immediately. Turnham was ar
rested.
% DR.. Geo. Munson, a Botanic physician at
New Haven, was recently accidentally drowned.
D Tarnmany Hail. it seems has adopted as its regular
candidates OF the three individuals who last year
the Carroll Hall ticket-TIGHE DAyT by the Nom
mating Cornnittee and Michael Walsh a. the County
Meeting. The third TIMOTHY DAILY, and CHAaL IS
r DAILY, who now candidate the Foco ticket
APPOINTMENT BY TnE PRESIDENT.
AlExANpER DxYspALE, Attorney OF the United States
tos Georgia, il the place ef s. Cohen. resigned.