New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
The Tariff, &c. ut Washington.
EHtraci al Letter rom FeflIrnaH IN
WAsHrSsToS. dated May Il, i

with proper determinations. IheIe appears 10 ~
a want of common sense in many OF the di'rrmn-
o,ions proposed. See the miserable one OF cent
on tea-leaying ont coming from India; and SO
indeed it must come from London and be given 10
British bottoms The duty Oh hides must he left
OF. They we're astonshed when ! told them that
the necessities Of the Government had brought the
Administration and Protcc;onists together. In
fact with discrimination (Which the President al
yoca,e.) a higher Tariff will be required than the
Tariff advocates would have ever asked tor. ihc
merchants should look after the Iauf-it needs
care. and has bearings Of great moment To them.
The Tammany folks have made sad mistake IN
the Rhode Island matter 1t will be fatal 10 the
leaders All the waters Of the Hudson cannot
purif, them The South denounce ihs whole cen-
Germ. They say if a majority ca. change the "ho.e
form If Government in this irregular mode there
is no safety for them. Virginia Tennessee, Nc,
all have freehold qualifications. Calhoun soPen.y
against the Cambrcieng sc meeting How hal-
| pcncd stephen Allen to get his foot IN The old
| man with all his disagreoable qualities thought
had a srrinking Of common sense that would have
| kept him from so disgrscotul n dilemma.
it i, said to be move Of Van Boron. II So be
has got his foot III. They wish to get II safely
ont of the Senate since Governor Dorr and hi
party are Frustrated and di-graced, there will D.
fun here Yet, There are those no are determined
TO show up the abeitors Of this treason and let them
know that treason is not legitimate capital for
statesman to trade upon.
Your Home League has obtained much consd-
Grafton here: the proceedings OF the Convention
areall filled with matcrw hicb wanted IL brings
in part before the Country the magnitude OF our
manufacturing and mechanic resources, and the
ability OF the country to sustain itself in and
peace. Considering the haste with which it was
got up, it confers great credit The unexampled
progress of the Leagues Is noticed by the dulest
politicians, and they have ensured fair protection
10 Home Industry, II there Is Intelligence enough
to make proper determinations. Merchants, Man
ufacturers, Mechanics, &c. should be constantly
represented here. 1t is impossible for members Of
committees to be conversant with the vast multi
plicity of details of different occupations and the
British agents constantly presenting wrong
views and pervertns. They are bold and perse-
vering and will thrust themselves where modest
American would never have the assurance to enter.
VERMoNT.-The Loco-Foco State Convention
assembled at Montpelier OR the l9th and chose
Luther h. Hunt, of ST. Adams, President. They
proceeded TO nominate for State Officers their
tickle; of last year, viz;
For Gssernor. NATHAN SMILE of Cambridge;
" Lieut. Gop. EDWARD d. BsEBEs, Of Msdlebury;
Treasurer. DANIEL BALDWIN, OF Montpelier
Personally, these good men, and popular.
10 JOEL HIyMAS, (Loco,) la. been elected a
Justice of the Supreme Court of Connecticut, vice
| Roger NJ Sherman. declined. Mr.. Sherman
would have become Constitu,ionay superannuated
in August, and he very properly resigned 80 that
, successor might be chosen by the present Lc-
gislature.
~ The North American (Philadelphia) sus-
gesls a public subscription TO establish newspa-
per in Mr.. Wise's District, Virginia, where there
is none at present, while not mere than two-lhrd'
OF the White inhabitants can read or writ This
is good idea: chalk down dollar
" Mr.. VAN buren, has accepted formal In
vitation to visit Cincinnati. Gcn.JAcssoS regrets
that his i'll health will no, permit him to bear him
| company.
HrNP.-Thc Kcntuckians have adopted new
| mode Of watcr.roi,ins lIcmp-that Is, by putting
| i, in close watts. with water heated by steam en-
deeds to be So immersed but eighteen or twenty
hours to secure il a good and speedy water-rctnc
| This plan avoids the miasma and unhcalihfulnes
which wa,er-rotting IN ponds streams, &c ~.
| has been found to generate Ii Will doubtless give
grca, impulse to the Hemp Culture. which ha.
| hitherto been checked bv the difficulties OF water
r'ting and the vastly inferior quality and price OF
the dew.rot,cd article. The Louisville journal
states that the produc, Of the present year in Ken
lucky will probably be thrce-fold that of any for
! mer season. The L. :. Navy stands ready 10 pay
for first rate article the liberal price OF $3.50 per
ton.
y W. beard last year Of Mineral sprlg 80 or - mile,
west OF Ahary. in the Sharon. VA. the attempt o
maze rsce OF fashionable resort successful, l. The ne
| Boston Traveller
We happen 20 be able to inform oar friend that
| the new Hotel is open, well spacious and e.
egant, and that it Is e1ceilcnty kept by Mr. l. q.
! Williams. We may well state farther that the
Springs are OF decided Mcdic.nica value that the,
ate about cquidi,,ani from Albany, Saratoga thea.
and Coopcrstown, ard easily reached from either.
being on the Great Western Turnpike from Aibany
by Cherry Valley. The elevation is very CONSIDER
! able the air pure and bracisg. the prospect grand
and beautiful; and those who travel this season
tor pleasure c,rhcalth will do well 10 stop >haFoa
| Springs.
iRt-lhc large Exchange Hotel at the hcaa
OF the steamboat wharf Burlington. VI was burned
On the l6'h int. 1t was kept by Mr Jonathan
Hart. The furniture. Nc. was saved. The build.
ing Was erected on the site Of another burned o,i
sbout four wears since.
j. In calling attention 10 BKi,ToL's ExrS,rr oF So
sFASiLLA.' remarkable cure by On = au.s-d IN ,
columns ih> morning, We confident that tre ,ou
service TO all who he afflicted viii >croiuou, ami ot
disorder, originating in inpury Of blood or With kin
iom> % local disease. w have kuosu vi Br>io. t,r y