New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
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shall not receive returns from any portion OF
| the State in time for The Mail this morning, but
will write you b. the 7P. NJ. Mail to-day, and
will then be able to say how the State has gone.
P s. | have Just got the vote for Sheriff in the
county. Tracey leads the poll. The vote Tor the
three highest candidates is as follows:
Tracey Chase. Harksr.
Baltimore rCi,v.5s6i 1854 1865
County .................l4s 5ss '59
73i5 $50 1924
SO Mr.. Tracey (W.) Is elected Sheriff OF Balti-
more city aud county b. near 2a0O majority
The whole Loco-Foco ticket ior Delegates Is OF
course elected in the county.
From FLoGlDA-lsDIAs MURDER.-By the AZ
rival at this port of the steamer Cincicnnatl, from
Paatka, we learn that on the 23d ut 8 party cf
white people, who were trayeiing near the sile OF
Fort Cross on Law River, were shot at by some
Indians who waylaid them; woman was killed
and a man wounded; there were TWO women in
company, one Of whom escaped unipIurcd 1t IS
supposed that the Indians committed this act TO
retaliatc on the whites for the destruction of scme
property the Indians lett in canoe. The COM
manding officer has required the murderers OF
their chiefs. and it is thous ht they will be given
| up for tlial. Savannah kePuo
{. RoBBEK SHOT BY WoMaN.-Ihe PIttsburs
Sun of tlle Sd inst. states that Friday evening
the family of Mr. Wilson who lives In Pride
fields. short distance from the city, were alarmed
when about retiring to bed, BY hearing noise in
the lower part OF their dwelling. Mr.. w. being
absent, his wife, taking loaded pistol with her
descended TO the lower rosrns and Just as she got
down, she observed person passing through a
door in front OF her. She at presented the
pistol and fired, and from the blood discovered
round the premises, there is doubt but the shot
took effect. Immediately after the discharge OF
the pistol u man was scen rushing from tho house,
and third was observed in the garden.
FlREs-The dwelling house and outbuildings
of Col A. Jewell Jaircy, N. H were burnt TO
the ground on the 23d ut. The barn of Mr.. Luz
clan B. Page, of Keene, N. II. was burnt the
21st. All insured.
ARREST OF CoUErERFElTER. A scoundre
was arrested in Stonington on Tuesday, who had
succeeded in passing four counterfeit twenty dol
lar bills on the Union Bank of n. Y, uPon the cit
zens of this town Norwich Cour.
u Whig Meeting in Richmond Go"nty
numerous aud enthusiastic meeting oil Tue " rss o ''
uiond County held al The house OF oii'cr MAJ nA ~
Ncrhfeld on the day October ins that beng ule
glorious anniversary OF the battle Of TpPecaHoc' lo he
purpose forming Clay Club.
Dr. John T. Harrison chosen President o the meet
ing and John b. Hilyer, Esq. was chosen Secretary
The call OF the meeting then read and received WIN
great applause.
The following resolutions read by Henry A. Lam
bert Esq. aud adopted by acclamaton
THEODORE E. ToMLINSoE Esq, OF this city tieh
loudly called for and addressed lhc meeting ln moro sah
hour, eloquent and able manner anu his speer
was received throughout with ihuiderS OF enthusiastic ap
plausc
He commented on the nomination OF HEEKy Clay @ anu OF
the advantages that would arise from his election N carry
out all the public policy o which MI CLAY
has always been the advocate.
lie spoke our Internal improvements of the injury and
etarrusmens 10 the country arising from The ohsfuc
ton oi those wofksresung from The policy o our poI.
col oppunen-aad TIE pressure on the aborng classes
arising from the embarrassed state n the couutrhe pro-
lection nt Aaerlcan Labor and IN favor OF udcinls M
venue Law.
lie commented upon the geyious burdens upon the poorer
classes arising from direct taxation white tie rlrh wou"
ENJOY all the luxuri.s OF life relieved from Imross
approaching Contest and secure Tie Fall Election,
the friends OF Van Buren, in this Stale, and thus dciea s
spoke also OF the coucsc OF The present
commenting awhile on this subject invoked The Assembly,
10 active and incre ased excrtion.
Alter lew other remarks the meeting dissolved IN Tue
midst OF loud as enthusiastic cheers. The sptrit o the
campaign of 1910 truly appears 70 have revived III ch
Resolscd, Tha, Luther Brscb, OF the County OF Frank
lin and Gabriel Furnan, OF the County OF Kings have
uuan!mousy Candidates the eices oi
Governor aud Lieutenant Governor oI tbs Stale Ia hel
presented To The sulragcs OF the People two men, eiI-
ncn alike for public services IN hh Slate Offices ana t
zeal and pohy with which they have performed their OFF,
cai duties The selection fully and cordially approved.
ReS0lTed. That the nomination Of HESRY CLAY a, wing
candidate the Presidency by calns from the shady
groves Ashland tho Statesman, the Patriot and the Sage
who sought their retirement alter long ana peculiarly w.
ing behalf of e dearest rights and privileges M
his countrymen responds The hopes and WISHES OF ii-
lions OF hceeing and sensfoGS.hcaried trcenen i'll hs
| ualed Republic.
Resoived, That HENRY CLAY OF Kentucky shall be our
war-cry victory; wh thai name on our Standard itw
lsat triumphant from TIC New land shores TO i Log
Cabin OF the arthes! wessnd atore all Others Iad 2n,i
The voice of fame, shall ound The nae OF me iep,
the Staesmau has done noble battle III hi, country
| behalf in The Counci! Halls OF the nation
Rc5oiued, That manufactures and home Industry
he projected, and where the is'ue between ourpn
and ereisn labor, american Labor American Podurtsand
American Industry must be rewarded and encouraged ny
ieiss!rvc policy and secured by prompt aid settled
|
Resoipcd That by repeating the recently enacted Reye
nue. Laws shaud reGqui>h nid system OF taxation
on nportatons from abroad iot that o direct aSaiioi
Private interest Government credit weud be tUs
fatally Affected armies Of officials and iaXgat-rers
would be creste-a system OF policy alike dangerous Ia
| the peace ami the fberies o nur ccuHtry.
Re5oIvcd, That Sound National Currency, regulated
y the will and authority OF the People IS essentially
ssary 10 our Government asa nation hut past experience
have the power 10 Influence II destroy at
blow. Such currency sOf vital importance 10 general
| established
Resolsed That AN equal distribution OF the proceeds OF
the Public Lands among ali tue States both lust aud equ-
table The National Domain belong. 10 the Statesequaiy
aHd should never be confined to favored lew By this
mode OF drbulon settled system OF revenue Is
obtsned, and corruption IN the depos!fS ot Inc National
| Treasury held i'll check.
esoced lbat The course si the Executive IN tEe recent
abuse Executive power demands TIC nations immediate
ac,on aad the prompt OF every legal and efficient
measure keep il properly ainsd thai power
which the American People in full aih aees 1ted to their
Chief Magistrate shield their Liberties may
nol by ambitious and party views be turned upon them
blight their dearest ard most vital interests
Re,oped That The People o the State urgently require
the prosecution nf the public works past experience makes
that manifest while present dltieultics, arising from the
s,oppageo her great enerprzes already half completed
show the American People the features OF their
political opponens-the selfstyied Denocrats-who so
strsnuopsiy solicit ihe conid- public under
the cus OF The Peoples welfare tbwar and osfuct
for the Internal Improvement the State and The