New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
The WhEg Tariff.
4, the lMadisonian Of Tuesday we ind the


all of MI Cious peculiar fre, IDS voted against 'e
ri Bill 10 the House. 1t the yetes OF some '"s''
Democrats that passed in The R.r;eo Gesba n Clay
,o M,no,,n Merck Preston &c, ph1ss VOTE asaAs'
i. VILE Messrs Buchanan Wright Surgeon 'sa's
Democrats voted for it passed Ia me e i on.
ity of oo--ia the Senate by a majority o. VIC
Falseboods asserted BY authority aust OF
corrse snrnsss. in brazen nnpudence, tn ose pro.
mugated on private responsibility; and the IN
ventions of Join TyLer'S official may, therefore,
be expected to cap the climax OF nsolent pre-
sumption on the popular ignorance. The para
graph quoted above must fully meet all exPecta-
tons Of this sort that car possibly be entertained
bv the most sanguine friends of our hopeful Ad-
minisiration Though it can scarcely be neccs-
sary. It NAV be proper, to expose the baretaced
untruths which it contains messrs. adams,
Speaker White, Davis and Bolts voted against
the Tariff" says the official. The assertion has
the shod0,r of truth but the writer 1nteaded TO
tell falsehood. The four gentlemen named
voted first for the Tariff, and then against the
exc;son from it of the Land distribution clause
That each one of them did all he could to procure
the passage of the Tariff, the WRITER OF the para
graph. no matter how ignorant ne may DC on
other subjects, knew perfectly well and IN at
tempting to convey the opposite IMPRESSION NJ
attempted to state what was absolutely lalSe'-
Though he did not quite succeed IN this frst e'-
fort. he had. better luck next time In short,
saws he. GALL of Mr.. CLAWS peculiar friends
voted apaiust the Tariff This is plump,
round uneouyocal lie On the first vote, ID. 3
CLAW Wings voted for the Tariff in the House;
and even after the Distribution clause had been
struck out, on its final passage 81 "of Mr.
Claws peculiar friends voted in its favor while
SIS Loco Focos on this vote, and SO on the former,
voted against it. All the Wings who voted
AGAINST it, except four or five from the South, did
SO out of their reluctance to surrender the Public
Land Distribution at the beck of the Madlsonan's
master: and the Loco ocos who voted for it, 90
from New York, from Pennsylvania, and | from
Massachusetts, did so in reluctant obedience
to the will of their constituents. Winch oil the
two parties passed the Tariff in the House
In speaking of the vote in the Senate the Mud
is0nian falsifies the record in more wholesale
manner than in the other case; but it denies 1t
with less boldncss, by cowardly lnsanu atlon
/" Messrs Archer, Berrien, DC Ways, voted
aguiust it," says the Madisonian, intending to
convey the impression that tic Wings voted
arainst it; while Buchanan, Wright, Sturgeon,
Williams. dc. Democrats voted for it." 1t emu
mcrates all the Loco ocos who voted for 1t and
then adds &c. thus inslnuatlng, what 1T dared
mt affirm. that all the Loco-Focos voted Tor 1t
in solid phalanx against the Wings! twenty
t Wings and four Locos voted Tor 1t; and the
/. Whias who voted against it did so, not because
!. they were unfrendly TO 1t, but because they de-
. tested the tyrannical, traitorous veto OF John
n Tyler.
This attempt Of the Madisonian, In behalf OF
q the Loco Focos, to claim the merit OF an act
Of which they both fought against with all their
mower. is about the basest use TO which this base
to tool of traitors and demagogues has yet been put
" WING NoMINATIoNs.-The Wings of Mont
= eouery have nominated Lynds Jones of Fonda
'' for Sheriff; Chester S. Brumey of Canaioharic
: for Clerk; John Stewart of Amsterdam and
: Theodore B. Farley of Minden for Assembly.
Kiags County--Waltcr Barre for Sheriff;
John NJ. Hicks for Clerk; John A. Cross and
Samuel G. Stryker for the Assembly.
Orleans County-Thc Wings of Orleans have
y nominated Byron Densmore OF Kendall as 'hcir
/ candidate for the Assembly, and Harmon Good
20 rich of Barre for County Clerk.
Is The Wings of Saratoga have nominated for
a. Sheriff, GEORGE Looms; for Assembly JOSEPH
- DANIELS and WILLIAM Wilcox.
:. The Wings of Essex have nominated GIDEON
~ HAMMOND for the Assembly, and JOHN HARRIS
. for Sheriff.
II The Wings of the Third Senate District have
au nominated john t. MORE, of Delaware, Tor thf
a. State Senate.
;, Loco. Foco NoMlNArIoNs.-Fulton and Ham
At iltoa.-James Harris for the Assembly.
20 Jeferscn.-Hermon Strong for Sheriff; Chas
o. B. Hoard. for County Clerk; Eli West, William
!. Carlisle and Samuel Bond for the Assembly.
;. observation-disclosures Fisher for County
" Clerk Samuel S. Wood for Sheriff; Andrew
70 Findlay and Henry Romer for the Assembly.
Camga.-Russe! Chapel for Clerk; Alvarc
Tupper. Charles D. Fitch and Nathaniel Vilus fo
y the Assembly.
ut Sirth Distribution Senator, Clark Burn
) ham of Chenango county.
Putnam County mas put III us Clails ioi Xix
IN Senator from the Second District and has nomln
s. ated SaXton Smith.
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70 FAIR OF THE AMERICAN iNsTIruTE.-Thls mag
:, nifcent exhibition OF American Manufactures
!, and Products now open at Nlblos was visited by
in several thousands of citizens and strangers. The
he arrangement of the numerous articles, and Tux
- divisions aud dispositions Of the various classes
as frod0ctS Is In oSt eNGcleiit ldStc, anu ItiieNG