New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-12

Moue-fW We love serve the dear People
GRAND MARSHAL AND AIDS.
Relics Of the Chepache, Army with reversed and fowls
looking out of their knspsacks
Portrait OF Falstaf and his regiment
Inscription-'He who fights and runs away,
THE AUTHOR OF the bright idea of this Procession,
Mounted on another ass
The Executive Commit,ee Of Arrangements on horseback
as ,runcheoD and oglng the Moon and People ooqueshy
Motto-"It's all my eye"
In white, and s1-and-lwen,y carriages.
Military looking at the Ladies' and lerocious at all
The GOVERNOR AND JUDGE OF ISRAEL,
In the superb Ponsal robes he wore as High rne't al
Banner Inscribed The worlds mine OYSTER ALPS fair
in Politics.
forty other Foeos, giving the Cheers for John
Tyler which they forgot at the Ashburton Dinner with
Loco.Foco Aldermen and Police Justices oflsA,
Followed las Guard Of HoRor) by
Eighty convcts released from Blackwers Island last spring
10 vote the Loco Foco ticket in the doubtful Wards
Motto. Our Works praise u.s. Largest Liberty
Hold-ovcr shaer and the other Hod-overs of 1s42.
Banner inscrbed-'We riIserve our Country
Tyler Wigs Cab the driver v,ny TYPE sa fill
upward c only be, be SIRE grey you get IT.
Locn.F ocos turned Tyler men pro tenn. in shoals
BannerPcture Of the Custom House: Postum before it
ham1 dsIS but m g
Enormous trumpet and other wind instruments. ~.
TIE GREAT of bsne sqo
eanner-Por,ras Of James Gordon Bennett LII: D., Joe
Smith and fs bs N Tys e eanrg
MottoTake Herald! or lancet or an Ar'is sIN No,
Hoeorabe T cege Ct phamsey
ANY thing to earn bawbee, you know
La Jene Edtur in crib, by turns sucking bottle and
Motto" Great cry and lutte uroo"
Any body who wishes to make Judy of himself.
The Publisher of The Sun on platform with a POWER
Press, striking off Ulster and jacksonville
bills with doube.cylnder rapidly;
Motto- Circulation So 600 PER day and rapidly in
creasing."
them good for nothing.
pe-shop underline shaving-ml vershe door THE SUM-
Admrng Spectators, &c. &c.
The Spectators and Procession will be good
enough to bring box of Sherman's or Peters Lo-
zenges in their pockets, wherewith to lubricate
their throats and be ready to cheer necessarily and
with JUNCTION. The utmost enthusiasm will of course
be manifested by all parties this Grand National
occasion.
90 Hon DANIEL WEBSTER has been invited
to partake of Public Dinner at Boston The
invitation is headed by Hon. Harrison Gray Otis.
He accepts the invitation, but prefers meeting the
citizens in some other way
% The Wings of NEw-JERsEY will meet in
Committee of the Whole on the State of the Ma
ton at Trenton on Wednesday. Two trains of
cars will leave Jersey City at A. NJ, taking all
Wings who have secured Tickets to Trenton and
back for Orr Dollar. Trenton will give them a
hearty greeting, and a Free Temperance Dinner
on the old Battle Ground
p spirited and enthusiastic meeting of the
Wing young men of Rochester, for the purpose Of
organizing Clay Club was held at that place on
Wednesday evening. Learning that Hon. Mil
LARD FILLMORE was in town, the meeting imme-
dately adjourned to the front of the Eagle Hotel,
whore few pointed AID appropriate remarks
touching the services of the great Western States
man were made by that gentleman, and were re-
ceived with rapturous applause by his auditory.
OHIo.-The Wings every where renominate all
their Members Of the last Legislature who will
stand: the Loco .Focos not half of theirs. This
shows who have confidence Of right on their side
with regard to the Apportionment and the break
up of the Legislature
| IowA.-We have further returns. The Wings
have carried the Legislature for the first time.
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there seems no doubt of Wing Council and very
little with regard to the House. Chalk down
three votes for HARRY OF THE WEST from Iowa
in 1914.
The Iowa City Standard of the Goth states, that
the Council consists of Wings, 5 Locos, l Con
sentative; the House Of l2 Wings, II Locos, 9
| Conservatives. 1t gives the name of each. In
johnson County, the Loco oco Ticket is returned
throughout by illegal votes, which, if corrected,
will give US clear Wing majority.
WlscoNsAE.-Gov. Doty, of Wisconsin Terri
tory, has issued his proclamation in pursuance of
the organic laws of that Territory, requiring the
| people to vote, q, the election to be held on the
4th Monday of this month, for or against the for
nation of permanent Government for the State
| II Wisconsin.
| Us Yesterday afternoon colored man pursued
by mob from Broadway, took refuge in the Me-
thoaist church in John-street, The mob followed
the man into the church and the congregation was
thrown into great CONSERVATION; some of the la
dies tainted, and all were fearfully alarmed. The
psrsued succeeded in getting into of the small
rooms and thence out of the window again into the
street, where he was cruelty and shamefuly beaten
oy large Irish beys. The poor fellow q, last sue
ceeded in Obtaining admission into dwelling in
John street, and about this time Mr.. Winsring-
ham, the constable of the Ward, made his appear
ance and the mob dispersed. The black was ac-
cused OF striking boy in Cortlands street, and
this gave rise TO the mob.
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The LAST OF THE SpAxrAss In the year of
| cur Lord 1914, when Mr.. John Tyler has rrtired