New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03
To the Wings of the State of New York.


The publishers of the aBany Argus having ad-
vertised an Extra Edition Of their Weekly paper iof
general dissemination through the State, N view OF
the approaching Election, the publishers OF lHs
NEw-YoRS TRIBUNE, at the suggestion OF few
friends of the Good Cause, have been induced 10
submit to their Wing brethren the propre.y OF Is
suing an Extra Edition OF TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
We make this announcement with some reiuct-
ance. in view Of the hardness of the times and
the embarrassment which we doubt not shared
bvour friends Of the Wing Cous. " Press. Molly
have they deserved of their felow-citizens
meagre enough has commonly been theis reward;
and if we believed the issue of IA Extra Tribune
calculated seriously to diminish their circulation or
| support we should decline it. We think however,
experience has proved that sach is not the effect,
and that the widest circulation Of the City and
Country journals is usually found to coexi.t in the
same Counties and at the same period.
The issue of ar Extra Argus, which will OF
course be forced into general pcrusal through all
| the machinery of the Party; the great import
ance of the pending struggle in this State, which
is calculated to exert an important influence over
the shane as well as the resell of the Presidential
contest: the tendency ef the great vital questions
| OF PROTECTION TO AMERICAN LAsoR and the pro-
secutior, of ISTERsAL fMI ,oygMESr, all give TO
the approaching election OF Governor, Members of
Congress, and Legs sure, (Which last is TO elect
| q. S. Senator for six years cnsuing,) gravity
| and Importance which can hardly be over-est!"
mated Whether the issue of Extra Edition
of the Weekly Tribune is calculated to aid In pro-
curing a lust and tenciccns Popular Decision o.
these wcighty topics is question which the
Wings of the State will determine.
The EXTRA TRIBUNE corresponding precisely
with our usual Weekly edition) will be commenced
on the first Saturday ia September. and issued
regularly for thirteen weeks thereafter until the
result of the State Election shall have been fully
ascer,ained and declared II will be afforded at
the following rates
For \ copy -. (three months) -. SOC.
5 copies ....ss
"32 ....49
and any larger number in the last proportion.
Tbs We KY TRIBUNE, it may be rernembered
isjust ttcics III size .. The Log Cabin of 1870
and contains :aore thu twice the matter, though
charged but the same postage. 1t will therefore
be fully as cheap as that well known paper
| 1t will ardently advocate the Protection OF
AMERICAN LABOR, the vigorous prosecution of
our ISrERNAL IMPRovEMEN not by grudgins
and maligning foes, but by consistent and zealeus
friends; and the election of HENRY Clay next
President.
Payment in advance must be infexisly insist
ed on. Subscriptions respectfully solicited by
GREELEY & McELRArH, 80 Ann-st.
Ner- York, July 80, 1912.
RHODE IsLAED.-It is perfectly evident TO US
that more trouble is brewing, and that another et-
fort will be made to disturb the peace Of commu-
nifty. We Cannot of course believe that this new
enterprise will be attended with any better success
than those of similar character which have trans
PRED but that It will be on foot, and speedily
the information have picked up from various
quarters compeis ag to believe
There was ssJry brought to this ci.y last Sat
urday. in regard to certain indications near Ok
ford, Massachusetts, of an unpropitious character,
to say the least The story is not generally cred-
tied We believe it entitled TO far more credit
than it receives.
We believe there exists an organized plan to
fire our city. If the truth were known there
scarcely has been night during the past week
but some attempt at incenoiarsm has been dis
covered, and perhaps awful consequences arrested
by the timely aid of our patre, whose services by
the way, cannot be too highly appreciated.
We would strongly urge continuance Of our
organization, both military and civil; and we
woald beg all good citizens Of all parties and per-
suasion. to fall into the ranks in sustaining the
peace and welfare of State and city. The
next attack will be sudden No show of en-
campment will be maoe-no mastering OF forces
no slow, tardy movement; cut sudden dash, as 1t
were, will be attempted. Prov f ,Chron
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TYLER MEN.-Wc obsetie by the New York
papers that the Tyler party arc endeayorng to eff.
feet new Organization under the very suspicious
name of - The Patriots" and have learned that
new penny oi twopenny paper is shortly TO be es-
tablished in thia city to aid the Patriot cause I'm
der whose Immediate auspices the new press is to
be ushered into existence. cannot pretend to
Not, are sure, the Customhouse, and we hope
not the Commis.ary o: Purchases and Subsistence.
Certainly it will have 20 rely something besides
the voluntary principle. Al to the new name which
the Administration adherects mean TO take, no enc
will quarrel with them SPOUT it. The last time it
was used, if we recolcct rightly, was on the Cana
da frontier, by dsinterested set of men who were
looking wlstfully across the border and cast long
iag ewes at the plumber which was to reward their
sympathy. The result we all remember. The
| Patriots dwindled away. ustsined any where by
| confidence and regard. and almost forgot
ten. The Tyler Patriots are, suspect very much
of frontier party-borderers in every sense
Phila. Gazette.
FoRsERY IL ILL1SoIs.-A system of fraud and
forgery has just been discovered in the Auditors
office of Illinois, by which that State will be a loser