New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
PIcbeianizing.

Election by the general bearing OF the lower strata
of Loco-Foco journals. AT such time they al
ways eschew the lie circumstantiala as too tame and
prosy and adopt the lie direct. Take for example,
the following paragraphs from the last PleSeian:
"WHrcCeRY AND DEgr-Since the Wings nave had the
ascendanoy in Mary asd for period Of ten years they
have the Stale in debt seven cen millions OF dollars
Ten ago the State had hand balance OF thirty
| five thousand delars.'
Now who can be 30 ignorant as not to know that
the House of Delegates Of Maryland has repeat
edy been Loco IF oco within the last ten years =
that it was so last year-and that the Governor has
been uniformly Loco-Foeo since 1888 The
State Debt has been incurred for Internal Improve
nents and, whether wisely or otherwise, full
proportion of Loco-Focos voted to incur it. We
have seen the Yeas and Nays, distinguishing those
of either party. Again:
"TELL IT TO EVERY FEDERALIsT-That his party in
Congress proposed 10 pay General Hull for his treason and
Massachusetts, Militia, they refused fight the
| battles Uf their country in the late war;
Is Mt this first charge awful His party pro-
posed, did they7 to pay William Hull his salary
for the time he was legally Governor of Michigan
Well, we would have voted to pay the last six
pence of that salary, though We hung the receiver
the next minute. Shoot coward, hang trailer,
if proved such, but don't stop the pay Of public
officer on vague charge of treason, after he has
been vigorously tried on that charge and acquitted,
as Hull was. He pronounced q coward,
which may be good reason for shooting him, but
not for stopping his pay.
| AS to the Massachusetts Militia, they neeer re-
fused to fight the battles, &c. bat did turn out in
| herr do md II IN hot
capacity that payment is now claimed. Repeated
claim is just and ought TO be paid. STILL event the
present Congress failed to make any provision for
| its payment. But again
" The Newark Advertiser asks: "What party is re.
sponsbe for The public debit" oanzacuy say, neighbor
Rather guess however, it's the party whose great leader
once pronounced II +" a national blessing"
MIR. Plebeian You do know what Administra-
| ton found the Government with abundant resources
and no debt and left it with an inadequate, decln-
ing revenue, in debt and falling deeper and deeper
You knew right we'll it was Martin Van Buren's.
Then as to the national blessing leader
was even in favor of one and where did he 80
express himself?-Are you not ashamed of such
low appeals to ignorance and prejudice'
20 Hon. ALBERT SMITH of Batavia is the
Wing candsdate for Congress in Old Genesee,' or
| the XXXIlId District composed of Genesee and
Wyoming Counties. He was able and
| efficient Member of the last Legislature. His
eectionis beyond doubt, but we trust the Wings
sill not the less WORK to put his majority above
5000. He deserves it-THE CAUSE needs it, and
the District can give it. Freemen of Genesee!
give the Albany Regency one more genuine roar
of the Young Lion Of the West
T BENJAMIN D. SILLIMAN of Brook
lyn is the Wing candidate for Congress in the Sc
cond District composed of Kings and Richmond
Counties He eminently combines talent with
| worth and popularity and will be most credita-
| ole and useful Representative. We trust the
Wings of that District have determined to elect
llm
90 CHARLES ROGERS of Washington Co.
the Wing candidate for Congress from the
| AlVth District composed of Washington and Es-
tex Counties. This District can give 2 500 Wing
majority very easy-29OO if ii tries. Will it
lot try7 Wings Of WASHINGTON and ESSEX.
Let US hear from you in your strength in No
gembsr
" The Wings of COLUMBIA County have nom
mated JOSHUA I. WATERMAN of Hudson, JONAS
MILLER of Taghkanic, and EDWIN E. GRloGs OF
New Lebanon for Assembly. They had very
ull Convention, which was addressed by WILLIS
HALL and Hon. A. B. Dickinson, and the Re-
publican says they are awaking from their two
ears slumber, and resolved to do their utmost
If they do, their friends elsewhere will be most
agreeaby disappointed
! % The Wings of Cleveland, Ohio, had their
Grand Rally and Torch-light Procession on Mon
lay evening the night before the Election, (Tues-
iay.) Hon. FRANCIS GRANGER (our Grangerl
and Hon. S. J. ASDREw., NJ C. were to address
the meeting.
70 The Wings of WEsrcHEsrER County have
nominated for Assembly GOUVERNEUR M.
WILKINS and ARNOLD F. DICKINSON.
They are good men and true, and can be elected If
the Wings try. Then why not
N DANIEL LAssELs of Ephra,ah is the Wing
candidate for Assembly from Fulton and Hamil-
ton Counties. There be no seriou. doubt of his
election and we hope for strong majority.
% MYNDERr NJ. R. WlMrLE is the Wing can.
didase for Assembly in Schenectady County. He
is the right man, and we have hardly doubt will
be elected. The Wings of Schenectady are READY.
70 Tho Wings of Osweso County have noni-
| mated JOHN L. KIP of Hannibal and JACOB CRoM-
WELL of Wiamstown for Assembly They mean
to elect them, most decidedly.
| 10 The Wings of GEsEsrz have nominated
i JANIS nso of n,-;a, d