New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-14

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r. 49,. o;.u now travelling in Europc. He
~ -, IS ~. time il I,av and viii pre
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IS 10 .or,tr,, criticisms Of ira Art and
&c ,,ar,o,sl ;,c,der, and
oa,,,, 90 b;,, noteworthy dnrinp
The ssr;es cannot e.. 10 he
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rI, doos-tske The Plebeian to furnish the
.olo., s.a.;,,e,s re Loco oco assurance eStan |
r, ,,es,sraav wor,d nm a bomily on Massachusetts
aoi;,;cs dcsisned TO show that the Wings in the
.hno.,,. regi.,a,ure ought TO so vote az to
rr.Le Marcus Morton Governor as follows:
we then The eyes the people are u,ently fixed
upoa The OF e ne nreee
elneu II the candidate who has received The highest
sns v su Se popular aud smut out rom the Senate
must be done oy lespoaaise vote o. nc n. e
10 do NE deed In point of collective respect
ability s se sl na NJ elu nSGnai IN
The transaction, must necessarily st'"s and purify " the nos
""s % 90 p''p" >. ,hs ,,odes,v
10 r. 1onA I..,..o, Ad.,,, (r.,yford and
~, .o,d;d.,es Cor p,osidco, receiving 50.
"a 4, a,a % r,sc,orol vo,es reanec,iveIv New
yorL ,ye,, ,v,b q ,,sh as,;n., Crawford. and cas-,
most Of her votes for Adams. In due time the
Ho,so called - cboo.o from tho three HIGHEST
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ce;,e1 5ul ons.si,,z of ue Eleeto,a1 Votc nud
,.ho haa 15ceu eypressy rejected bu the peonle
Of Ncw York. And vet hero is a camo.follawcr
IS ia, ,.,., ;.,.;..;. a.. yL;u ,r
Massachusetts shall vote in Loco-Foco Governor,
under penalty of general exccration
But let US bring the case nearer home: The
Wings of Worcester Co. Mass. gave their candi-
dates for Senators over 5000 at tic late election,
while the Loco-Foco candidates had about 7 900,
and the Abolition and Scattering were nearly ? 100
The Wing candidates had a plurality OF nearly
2ooo, and tailed OF an absolute majority by barely
ioo yetes' But there was no choice and the
vacanios were filed, day before yesterday by the
Legislature in Joint Ballot! How filled The
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90, ,bem Nor The fra, one The plebe;an'.
sor, Of Democrats voted 10 the last man for
- .;aa,a ,,.hc ,:,o1 o ono To-.
60, ~, p.o,l.l uad ,h. h,,, ,,otod ,h.n - III.
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But they never thought OF doing any thing like 1t.
How does that party look, when weighed IN the
scales provided by Its own organ
80 IN 'ne f'e'e'an, pr0oaoy p..15s - meant
~ Gov. Bouck dashes boldly into the work
=, nro..r;,,;o, and rsnovaI T. will h, ,s,,.m.
bsrsa rho, ina, hefors Gov Seward term exnired
be renewed Sheriff Moul,sn of o.eida Co. for
,r.,.o,a,c, .ser d,a ;,on;ry and c;v;ns him n
fn, boa,;nr in defence aecor5inr 70 the stric, re-
o,,;re,,sr,s of Tho law Ho announced 10 sll the
vscancy thus created MI iheoaors > aSton' a
gentleman OF h'sh resFee'aoii''y ana qnahcsllons'
GOV. boocs mas already thrust h'm out without
'ne asu'ess eua u o,' $50 ~ - q
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