New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
Pennsylvania Awnking.

We have cheering intelligence, through several
channels, from the Iron State. The People are
awaking in every quarter to the absolute neoe''i!
of PRoTEcTIoS 70 AMERICAN LABoR 10 save
their great Producing Interests from utter desuue-
ton. and themselves both as State and indivld-
uals. from hspeles. bankruptcy. A. matte Of
course. they are di'ardng all party prelId'oe''
and turning their eyes to the great champion OF
Home Industry, Henry CLAY. This feeling j. at
once .pon,aneou. and general. The Harrison
journals are rapidly taking ground for Clay, while
thousand. Of late Van Buren, mex have already
resolved to supper; candidate who J. notiayor-
able to Protection.
A leading and intelligen, Loco Foo politician
assures Is TIM, the Penn.yl yania Democracy
as he deems them will 90 .to the Na,ions Con-
vention determined and urgent for the nomination
Of JAMES BUoHASAS fsr President-they will ask
it a. matter OF justice to the State. OF hitnng
tribute to the character and service, Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan, and OF imperative necessity 10 the party
if they succeed. they shall give Mr.. Buchanan ne
Electoral Vote By a srge majority but II they
fail they canno, prevent the State gong Tor Clay.
Especially if Van Barn or Calhoun j. the eandi-
date ia thi, result inevitable. Mr.. Van Buren,
(say. our Locofoco friend always was rather =
load in Pennsylvania 5u, if he Is rsn nov, after
being President and then beaten. unexpectedly in
the State overwhelmir Is in the Nation. there u
no hope for him. lie confirms our conviction that,
even in PENNSYLVANIA, where orr ablest men have
made so early and constant exertions for another
candidate the Wing. are nine-tenths for Henry
Clay and fast becoming unanimous.
A further confirmation Of these views ha' lu't
reached rs. The PKsSsYt'isIA ISTELtIGtScEn
the old Democratic and siterwsrd Wing State Ia
per Al Harrisburg, which ra- for some months been
Jealous for Scott. has Just taken down hi, name
and hoi,tcd the flag Of HESRY CLAY. Mr.
X. S Elliott, one Of the Editors, rotrss, and his
associate, Mr. c. MCurdy. announces the change
in spirited address, from which we make the fol-
lowing extract:
o. In entering upon the duties Of sole Editor and
proprietor of the Intcllgenccr, feel assured that
follow not only my own Judgement and inclination
but respond 10 the unanimous wishes Ot tie patrons
of the Intelligencer and 81 the great W Ing party
throughout t.e Union, whom Ting 10 the breeze
the flag Of tho Champion Of American Interests
HARRY OF THE WEST.
Thi, j. the banner of renovated cuuency-ot
protection to Home Labm-of n Harmonious and
energetic administration, AID of strict conformity
10 the will of the People. gnder this banner We
are prepared do battle. until an insulted and de-
ceived people shall realize tho fruits of the e''o'
victory of l01O
The sami paper contains call for Clay Meet
ing in Harrisburg signed by one hundred and TWEEN
ty citizens, and for Clay State Convention, to
meet at Harrisburg on the second Tuesday of sep
tem6er. I'VE wish this latter had been = call lor
a WIG Convention, including all who supported
the Patriot Harrison. Such Convention ~ doubt
not would haze nominated Henry Clay by an al
most unanimous. vote, and then the whole question
of candidate would have been settled throughout
the Union.