New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-21
vol. HI. NO. I66
Politics in HnainnH---U. 9. Senator, sc
CoTrespondense Of The Tribune.

| Dear Sir: Be pleased to receive short sketch
of what the Whiss Of Indiana are doing With
full Wing vote here, we would have nothing to
fear but we know that on the day eff Election
full fifty Wings will be absent from this County
on business. travelling, &c, and perhaps half as
many from the other Counties and cannot
hear of three of the other party who will not be
on hand at ths polls. The whole Loco Foco party
Of the State turning their artillery against this
District, and the party here are moving heaven and
earth to carry it; for this Election decides the
politics of our U. S. Senator. Our candidate.
Defrees, is however q strong with the People,
and is uniting the Wing party gloIiously. he Is
perhaps the only man wfo could do it now. My
calculation Of the result isSt. Joseph, 100 una
ioritv for Defrees; Fulton, so do. do, Marshall,
Is majority for Eddy, the Loco-Foco candidate;
Defeess majority, 125. You can keep This o.
record till after Election, and then Judge whether
am much of prophet. shall write the Tri-
bune as soon as we hea. from the whole District.
The approaching session of the Leg islature will
be one of the greatest importance TO the STATE.
Aside from the election Of U. S. Senator and Dis
triciing the State, the whole system OF Education
both in Colleges and Common Schools vii! prob
ably be leorganized and placed in shape calculated
TO advance the cause Of Learning mere than al
present Some definite step, one way or the othel
will doubtless be taken in relation to our State
Debt The Wing State Convention will also be
held during the Session, and plan of organization
for the Whole State adoped-also, candidates foI
Governor and Lieutenant Governor nominated
Take it all in all, it will be important and per
haps stormy and exciting Session.
About two weeks ago Loco-Toco Representa-
tive from Allen County died. He was elected in
August by 80 ma ority, not on account OF his Pc
litical principles much as his personal popular
ity The election to fill his place will occur before
the meeting of the Legislature. The chances OF
success for each party are about even-if anything
incining in our favor for side, there has deci
dedly the best and most popular man in the field
and Allen County is Wing on full vote easy
At any rate, however, you can depend upon
Wing U. S. Senator being returned from Indiana.
All eyes here are now turned anxously to Now
York. IF she proves true and stedfast in this
hour of trial the friends Of Clay will gain
vlSor but II Douck is eleCtcd' d HlaJoilly OF
Loco.Foco Congressman chosen, and Silas Wright
retained, the Election returns will paralyze the en-
ergie. of the Wing party wherever they are re-
ceived l hope for the best. The Tariff and the
Internal Improvement question oughtto save New
York, and if the Wing party rally to the polls zen
massc, they will save her. Vermont wheeled into
line gallantly. Three cheers for her unconquered
freemen. Our Clay Clab goes on finely. Yeu
should be here at some of meetings and heai
the laundering applause with which the name OF
Harry Clay is always received
Fruit has been very abundant this season The
Peach trees in this vicinity have been literally as
full of Peaches as they could hold; for in many
places the trees were broken down and ruined by
the immense mass of the fruit. will write again
so.p Ysurs &c >. L.