New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-07

to this country. Why, SIR, the idea every c'u,
else was able to gather from that article wac
| this-that # our Farmers are to exchange then
| Produce for Manufactures, and the lh"nu'ac-
urers can be brought three thousand tiiiics
cur fields and gardens, there certainly VIII W 81
immense saving of transportation ana ci'iiei ai'
Farmers viii get more Cloth and Wares tor their
| Grain and Meat. OF The Manufacturers Will get
,.or. Cram for their Cloth Has Euclid a demon
s,ration clearer than this Whether the same
men that hitherto made our Cloth abroad come
here TO make it, or it is made by cur native cltl
zens. the principle is not affected And if our
farmers are to feed hundred thousand manu-
featuring artisans we arc sure they can do It jar
! easier and better here than if they remain IN
Europe. If they are here, they help pay our
taxes make our roads, support our schools, &c,
which they cannot do abroad Ii they compete
with our own laborcrs, they become customers as
we'll as competitors. We insist that every honest,
industrious man, who has work to do and does IT,
is an acquisition to the Country. But our desire
is to secure first steady work and lar wages to
our own People after that, the more that come
here and are peaceful, comfortable and thriving,
the better we like 1t.
The Gaze,tesays Of our doctrine:
This is the American System This proposition IS
from III, scme frdviduci 1Oh0 cishcs 10 csce oregon 10
E1gtcnG." W.
Sir YOU lie under very great mistake. we
never proposed any thing OF the klna' el.f'eF IN
The Tribune or elsewhere You can BRING nc
.-,,,f ,r o,,r assertion bat we do not expect you
TO rctract it.
The Gazette founders on:
de, any one turn 10 deoeia census returns and he
viii find that the population Of that section WHICH pecu
manufacturing aud protected has not increased so ast
as ,at OF many Of the Oldest Europe In flslt-
ur those districts will nd the TO Be that The ASfi'
cultural population becoming daily Impoverished. TX
vigorous for other States The old ana the young are
each day becoming dependent upon The pt'ance ey
earn al the wealthy corporate manufacturers whose rces
increase as the misery around them IS enhanced new
Eag.aud fast sinking into the condition oil Lancashire
| These are facts against theory
Now weneyer considered it remarkable that the
population Of States which have already nifty poo
pic to the square mile, and where good farm land
k fi(tv TO hundred dollars the acre, should IN
crease less rapidly than that OF States winch have
less than three inhabitants to the square mile, and
where better land is abundanty to be had at one
70 three dollars per acre. 1t would be very e1-
traordinary if the fact were otherwise As to
edependence,' misery and 'sinklng,' we have
never vet seen population more Independent,
comfortable and thrifty than the manufacturing
portion of New.England. We are sure there Is
no section of which the population earn SO much
or live SO we'll Bat if bold assertion is to settle
the matter, the Gazette can beat us two to one.
NJ CHARLES G. GREENE, Editor Of the Boston
Morninr Post, who has been chosen Delegate to
The Loco National Convention, says on being IN
,errogated, that he shall vote for Buchanan,
Van Buren,, Calhoun, Glass; or whoever shall ap-
pear to be the strongest candidate. The Van
Burenitcs of Boston pronounce this IN effect
declaration against Van Buren,. We think SO too
MISSISSIPPI ELEcrloN.-We have returns from
81 Counties Gall bat three fos Governor with the
folls<siae,, result For Clayton (W) II, 1913 VIII
liams Bond Payer 1895; Brown d. 2o,54l-
Majority for Brown over Clayton 3,2l0; do. over
Clayton and Williams 1883. The three remain
ing Counties will probably increase Browns ma
lority $50 votes The new members of the Lcgis-
lature will stand ewing and Loco Senators, and
81 Wings 64 Locos. Bond Paying Locos, and
l Anti-Bond Wing @ Members of the House Of
Representatives.
nY The Wings of NEWARK, N. j., met on
Tuesday evening, and resolved to form CLAY
CLup. Hon Silas Condit presided. a Consutu-
t,o., was reported, Committee appointed to CIR
culate It, and the meeting adjourned to next
Tuesday evening, when the officers will be chosen.
u Catch j. McNulty, late Radical Member
OF the Legislature Of Ohio, is likely to be the Van
Buren, Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
He received majority (but not the requisite two
thirds,) of the votes in Caucus on Monday night
o. 1t will be seen by the card we publish that
TnuRLow WEED, Esq. arrived last evening in
the Ashburton
VIRGlNlA.-The Legislature Of this State con-
vened at Richmond.on Monday, Dec. 9Th. The
| Senate was organized by the unanimous election
OF DR.. EDWARD P. SCOTT of Greensvie, Speaker.
In the House Of Delegates, Mr.. w Mumlord
was unanimously chosen Clerk, and John Halle
man, Loco, of Isle of Wight, was elected Speak
err securing 50 votes TO 81 for V. W. Southall.
Wing.
Mr. Byrd of Frederick presented the memorial Of Hru1y
Myers cou,estne of John O'Ferrall, as the Del
gait from Morgan county
Mo Taliaerro presented memorial OF W.n B. Davis,
complaining Of the undue return of John Lumpkn Dele
gale for k'ns aud Queen couuy-both of which were lald
the table
| The Governors Message is of most unchris.
tan length He touches upon a great variety of
subjects, but combining himself chiefly TO Stare