New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

cents on the hundred dollars valuation, and 30
ceat. poll tax. This, with the county, road and
school tax in each county, viii make the tota
taxes for 1943 average per cent al over ths
State
In my last letter | wrote you a full account o
the iniqutous reckless, and awless conduct OF tn:
Loco-F oco majority in the House in ejecting q
Wing from his seat erpGrts evidence, and
without giving him hearing, and placing Loco
Foco in his stead, for the express purpose OF ele
waiting Howard to the Senate. Numerous meet
iogs have been held since. and the people are cen
demnng the actors in this outrage in the most Sc
we're language Not Wing meeting has been
held without passing resolutions expressing then
most unqualified reproba,ion of this law defying
partizan, and unjust act. The press are holding
up the deed ia ali its deformity TO the whitening
scorn and contempt Of the people, and they seen
determined 10 visit upon the heads of the actors
in it, that re,ribution and Condemnation which
they have so well earned and so richly deserved
Asd yet | doubt much whether the Locos reap
from this oct the beneti. they expected, and tor
which it consummated. 1t is true, as you
stated in your daily of the Goth ult that a wing
from Monroe and Brown is instructed 10 vote
Loco, but upon his returning home last week, he
found that the grossest fraud had been committed
in obtaining signatures. A gentleman from Parke
County (Gen. Towards resdence) had gone there
to superntend getting up the instructions, and ne
had done il up very nice. Besides obtaining the
names of minors, men who were friendly to a Ma
tonal Bank told that Howard was also
friendly, and those who were Protective Tariff
men were assured that Howard Tariff man,
and thus By deceit were signatures obtained The
friends Of Mr.. Sluss (the gentleman who was III
structed) have got up another set OF Instructions
Tor him and his Loco-Foco colleague, ordering
them to 60 for man who is friendly to Bank and
Tariff, and scores of those who signed the first
have also signed this, and from present appear
ances Mr.. Suss will not only be released from his
Loco Instructions, but nave the satisfaction OF
seeing his LocoFeco colleague cornercd with a
Wing set of orders, which will make him believe
that obedience to instruction" is not q Demo
cratic princ pie when the instructions are Wing
ish in their tendency.
Mr. Wheeler, Representative from Marshall and
Fulton. and MIR. Tannehill, Senator from Bartho
emew and Jennings will certainly be instructed
by clear majority of their constituents to go for
a Wing Senator. Messrs. Myers Of Knox, and
Brown and Lowe of Rush, will probably be m
structed also; bur whether any of them will obey
or Dot | cannot sey. Messrs. Tannehill and
Brown have repeatedly declared that ii fairly in
sfructed they will obey, and Mr.. Lowe has said
that in such contingency ne would resign. Time
oaly vail tell what will grow out Of all these
things-who will be tho Senator-or whether any
Senator will be elected at all this winter
4 bill was introduced into the House yesterday,
which among other things, provides that property
shall bring its full appraisal value when sold on
execution, instead t"o-thirds, is required.
Many predict It's passage.
Yours truly, S. G.