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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
NJ Hon. MORRIS FRANKLIN was yestcr

II Hon. MORRIS FRANKLIN was yester-
day nominated for Senator by the Wing Conveh-
ton Of this District. Mr.. Franklin was elected
two years ago, with heavy majority IN the CITY
against us. and elected over Elijah F. Purdy We
believe he has seldom or never been on the Coun-
ty Ticket and defeated, and we are confident ne
will not be now.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.

CouRr CALENDAR--TAis Day--SurERloR
Counr-Nos 49, 81, lO3 49, ID S. 40, 65, &C. 49, s4 ia.
9, ll3, %, AS "a, "a, III, II.
CRcUIr CouRG-Sos. 25 a. d, ~, 3d. '4'9' S4' 49,
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 30 H. "a 3d. So a. 35, 1873, 36,
81, SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

TEMPERANCE ORATloN.-The Grafton delivered
by Nh T H. OAKLEY the Anniversary Of the Sons Of
Temperance Oct 9 the Tabernacle will be published
tomorrow in pamphlet. II gives outline OF the
principles Of the Order aud of their progress and those who
heard pronounced eloquent exposition Of The Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

u Whenever an election goes against the
Wings, or in any way that it may be tortured INTO
an encouragement to Loco-Focolsm, 1t IS con-
spicuousIy paraded at full length and with ior-
mdable display of arithmetical ingenuity IN the
Journal Of Commerce. When any goes tor the
Wings, it is slurred over as briefly and bndly as
possible. For instance, the Baltimore Election
of this week--the most decisive, unmstakable
indication of popular sentiment that has been
given in two years--there being purely political
issue, an unparalleled vote, and a Van Buren, ma
jority oper Harrison in 40 changed to a decided
Wing majority no,o-the Journal thus crustily
chronicles it, without even stating the politics Of
the Mayor elect
"MAYoR OF BALrrmoRE.-James Z. Law has been elect.
I'd Mayor Of Baltimore by a majority Of 334 votes The
Council comprises l6 Wings and IA Locos."
There are Just three mistakes in this paragraph,
beside the suppression of the politics of the May
or elect and the character of the contest. And
vet this Journal of Commerce is often considered
neutral, and by the Christian Editors of the AL
bany Argus represented as Wing paper!
" In the Loco-Foco Districting of Pennsyl-
vania for Members of Congress, after two bills
had been vetoed because they each gave the
Wings some part of a chance, it was calculated
that the Wing counties of ADAMS, DAuplIIN, UN-
ION, SOMERSET, INDIANA and ERIE had all been
buried under such load of Loco -Focolsm that
they could never see daylight again. But they
have thrown it off the first trial, and each has cho
sen good Tariff Wing to the next Congress- If
the Locos could only have piled something black
and heavy upon Allegheny, she would have hon
ored instead of disgracing herself. Never mind
she must do double duty in 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

u Mr. C. ]. HEMpEL will deliver his Second
Free Lecture at the Disciples Meeting House,
so Green-st. this evening. Subject A critical
analysis of the evils of our present system of So
ciety.' We hope inquirers and thinkers will hear
him
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

~ The Mechanics Institute Of this city pro-
pose to establish Perpetual Fair or Polytechnic
Institute, for the exhibition of New Inventions,
Models works of Art, specimens of rare work
manship, &c. &c. The idea is certainly good
one but, as it originated with Mr.. Barnum OF
the Museum, we think he ought to be allowed a
fair chance to carry it out before any one else
commences upon it. If he fails to do the right
thing, then let the next undertake it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Dr. LARpNER's LYcEuM-This evening the
lecture viii be on the question '' Are the planets
inhabited ~ illustrated by the PlanetaHum
which Will be kept in motion during the lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
f. TRIBUNE.

our former brief notice has not had the desired
effect Of preventing unnecessary trouble 10 Others e must
repea, that gentleman of Literary name has been engaged
ro IN ,h nac. in our establishment atsly vacated by Mr.
RArMosD and that have need of farther Edt0
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
..a..aszs.aaSaa4s'
peUnsyIyania.
Although the election of the Loco Canal Con.-

| P2nnSy1NaH4ns
aI,bopoh tbe election of the Loco Canal Com
m;ssioners and majority in the Assembly Il
conceded, it is evident to all that each mign,
| have been carried, and easily would have been y
he Wings in one County had known what 'ie
Wings in another County were doing. ! nc ap- -
parent Loco majority in the House may DC ~
including volunteers chosen against the reguais'
but the real majority will be less. The Senate Is
of course against us--probably 90 to las un,
der the present Apportionment, 1t can hardly lail
to be.
The xx1IId District.-Right.
C. VI. REED, ". G. A. IRVINE L.
Erie Co. 1907 Warren ma .l24
Al,Keau. 5000. Clarion. i92
Total for Irvine. .7l6 Jefferson. loo
Reed ahead .59I
Potter County and one town in Clarion to hear
hom-the latter reported little for Reed. Pot
ter cannot give over 300 for Irvine, and probably
will not exceed 300. More than half of Jefferson
gives Reed 302, Irvine 35s: Irvine ahead Sc,
which the balance Of the District was expected
to increase to 100. But call it 200, and Reed IS
still elected. So much for the two-hundred-mIe
long Gcrrymander!
yo.ryu Bpry,1s4al 11IT5h y District; Hrss; LonA, L.
Armstrong, maj rs Clearfeld, rep $50
Butler, lI2 Buffngtons majorities. .lOi5
Indiana -. .S5S-l04S
BuiIlnston's clear majority. ......13o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

We call the attention Of readers to the advertise
men, Of Mr. HAKpIScEs Lecture, be delivered in the
Stuyyesan Institute this evening. Mr.. HARDNcE has
BEEN for the las, year two, occurring principal
cities, and sarn with great His advertise
,nant off ers no ordinary treat.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Congress-Whig Senator maj; W ing Member EoSt Dy
feud, by So majority Vote Of Haines, Independent
1t seems that we were too hasty in conceding
twelve Members of Congress to the Loco-Focos.
We had heard something from each, and sup
posed all was settled, as we had returns from a
majority of Counties in each but the great North
Western District, which covers nearly sixth of
the State, and which last year gave l240 Loco
Foco majority. Yet even this District is now
claimed to have elected MYRoN II. TILDEN, the
Wing candidate, instead Of Judge Emery d.
Potter, Loco, Qormerly Of Otsego Co. N. "
whom we presumed elected of course The re-
ports from half the District are as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

SrAvG.C G.CUTrER.-Much time and money have
been spent, and many efforts made in fruiless en-
deavors to make barrels by machinery; the diff
culties seem at length to be all overcome as may
be seen By examining the model Of the Vermont
Barrel Machinery, and It's products, now exhibit
ed at the Fair OF the American Institute The machiaery
not only dresses and the proper size the and
heading but also works off teEmed the ends Of The
barrel 10 receive the heads and have been Informed BY
person who has the machinery in Vermont and who
noiu any way interested in it, that it is capable of cutting
from the rough timber aud heading sufficient for 500
barrels day and fit and prepare for setting up and
flushing abou, 200 barrels in the time. The barrels
are of superior strength and finish and Western friends
would do well to examine the machinery and barrels
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

- The METALLIC TABLET SIRor for keeping Razors
perfect order Is been for the last years
The following certificates, from the scientific gentlemen
published 10 show their worth.
From General James Tamadge President Of the American
Institute.
Saunders Razor Strop, with It's four sides combines adni-
aby I'll the requisites sharpen and Razo with fine
and smooth edge;-it IS real comfort - posses il.
Newly fork. Nov. isll JAMES TALLMADGE-
From n. liken, Cutler the ROYAL Navy. sol Strand.
The Metallic Tablet It's simple haTing the same
effect hone, without using OIL water and In
tenth part OF the After five years. trial
mend with perfect confidence. NJ. MLLtxIS.
- From Professor Griscom and Dr.: Valentine Mott.
George Saunders lmTsra strop-Ws can freely testify
value. The side which he calls the Metallic Tablet Is,
far know, thing Of his introduction into this
country appears 10 be excellent, convenient substitute
or hone and operates the principle steel does
upon tablekne bu, with far greater smooness and ce-
ntY; The unpleasant necessity of oil and water 10
when The other three sides of the Strop are
nely well finished flat, smooth and almost elastic pre-
serving the from that founduess of edge which
desiioyy IFS keenness. j. GRfscoM.
MAY 10, I8z7. VALENTINE Morn
G Sanders inventor and sold b G. Saunders Son. lsa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

u JAMES CONNER has received the Loco-Foco
nomination for County Clerk. He is clever fel-
low. a mechanic, and knows better than to be a
Loco. If he gets the Office, it will hardly repay
h'm what he has lost by neglecting his own busl-
ness to attend to that OF the party. We would
sooner see ham elected than any other man of his
sloe and yet his nomination gives Us extra as
sasahce that the Loco Foco ticket is to be beaten
inns 'a!i for we have long since remarked that,
@oen any thing fat is coming TO friend Conner, ii
never quite reaches him.
I' The steamboat cons6tnt;o, ~ -. -.
sass 70 Phiiaaeaphia fsom B.l,,mo,s on ''oi pas
s,' ran into two sehoones aa,n,y;ns nassaas evening
o'h.f No life lost Ns'As ohs aud sinking TIC
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

n The Wings of SCHENECTADY Co. have
nominated Hon. a. l.. LINN date NJ. c. for
Assembly. A. Fl Van sLYSE for Sheriff, and
Si1.,s Il. MARSH for Clerk Knowing these
men, we have great confidence that at least two
of them will be elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

tC Gen TOM THUMB. and performances every afternoon
at the American Museum filing that establishment eyer
dav and evenings and they ought 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

llT JOHN A. KING has been nominated Tor AS
semby by the Wings Of Queens, with ELIJAH
w. LAURENCE for Sheriff. Queens County never
had more devoted or influential representative
than JoHN A. KING, and we hope she is about 10
reassert her claim to his services.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

With loss of Eden"
it then keen felix and the Divine dpleasufe rested
abiding Disease had made shul ntoads on
mortal frame, until the human oIm divine postftRq N
the Iast Yet all is Ost man by the sweat o ms
brow must eat ms daily bread by patient and unt'fns M
ustry he unlock the siorehouse oi WISDOM and 6nns
forth the of the Universe. Nature has furnished
self.
Sands sarsapara composed entirely Of vegetable it Ss
tracts has oe tFied ad folly pfoyeH wide range oil d
ra,es to be all that required dspe disease and resibn bs
Bones Scofula destroying the Glands Ulcers Nervous AZ
econs Salt Rheum and other cutaneous diseases on1 M M
ing from an Impure and deprayed OF the blood WIZ "
safely AMI etecually cured by Patients alter
ING tor years " chronic constitutional disorders nave e
~ med health by It's and testified 70 the same iof w
ben.ht OF suffering humanity
The prorrletors daily receiving from all parts o. or
wideyextended country numerous testimonials 10 us stln
SIC worth and the afflicted nave only the same 70 oe t
leyed from their sutierings and regain thel health
For conclusive evidence Of It's superior value ana eceeS
see certificates published IN this and other CITY papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and io
BY a. B.. SANDS CO. Druggists (Grsnlte buLdnsSid5 sid
L3 Broadway, Of Lhanbers street, New 2oit
also BY A B. D. SANDS, 70 Ful,on.street and = Last
Broadway of Narket-stree Price ST per ootte' sA
bottles for s5. Original documents may be seen al oar o'e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

r. The time is not distant when physicians generally Will
find it their interest Dr. Covers Balm OF Lille ~ all
of Coughs, Colds Consumption Dyspepa Lvsf I'm
Many OF the highest class Of medical gentleman use now ~
their private practice and Others beginning 70 MAKE use
il advantage The following Is from w. g. kuyPeIs "
D. No. Fnsr street,
DR. CovERr-Dear Sir: take this opportunity of stating
nv confidence your aim of Life in addition what has
been told By those who had used few cases hayt
under observation and those was beieyea I
low he was with consumptop and dysepa yGar
utility for diseases Of the Lungs Liver and Bronchial tubes
aud feel the willing make this statement eeevins
that recipe has not been withheld from the
New York, Oct II, 1913.
VIC. KUYPERs, No 8 First ST. n ( 4
sau street Clinton Hall also lo Bowery 2 Hudson street.
East Broadway 29a y SIN svSnm' feI
sey City aepo, for j. W. Ayes black blue red and COPYING
inks, at l35 Nassau-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

[- The sale OF F. Cotton this day, at No. lO2 Broad.
way, Wall street. worthy the attention Of ali those
who want 70 supply themselves with good furniture
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

u 4 letter received in Savannah states that
the schooner Charlotte, Captaa Bke,t ioundered in Caa
bosa Sound the Sd; inst Captain B remained a. the
masthead OF the wreck forty hours when he was discovered
by Capt. Baker of the Tybe. Light House aud taken Of
He remains in q feeble state. a negro drowned
u The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Lea
Blanchard soon to issue work OF Mr. Cooper,
entitled Ned Myers, or, Lie before the Mast
U Mr.. Brownson, it is said, designs to start
aew periodical under the tile OF Brownson's Review.
SUDDEN DEATH-Yesterday morning, as VII
liam Henry Dnnham sesf4ling man. aged from IS TO 80,
descending the stOOp of his boarding house $50
Water street, he suddenly fell instantly died II. had
had disease OF the heart for some tne aud such was in the
opinion Of the jury, The cause .f death
C. The Baltimore PATRIOT aud other papers publish the
song OF the same old coon to the air OF setting on
rail, as from the Pen of Rev. W. G. Brownow, of the
Joae.borough Tenn) Wing" This is mistake it was
written for the Tribune BY Literary friend then In Wash
iagton, and appeared columns something like year
ago,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
NeNvsboy Dialogue,


Bill, what made The Tribune get out Dou-
bic Sheet to-day ~
"Weu, believe they had more Wing victories
than one paper would hold
n;-The Political Abolitionists of the Lake DIS
trict, Ohio not only ran candidate against tioh'
]. r. G1pp1SGs, but their journals dld Their utmost
especially to deprive him of votes, although ne Is
NOT only a Jealous AboIitonist in and out OF Con-
gress but has once been expelled Tor his Anti
Slavery zeal! All the fault they can find with
him is that, though an Abohtlonlst, he does not
see good reason to hold erery consideration of
Public Policy and Good Government subordinate
to Ant. Slavery. To suit them, he must not mere
! ly be u Jealous AbolltioniSt but nothing cse-Can
any man longer believe it wise for the Wings to
waive their own decided choice and take up can
didates to please this wayward fraction What
should we gain Is it not obvious that these peo-
/ pie oppose the most bitterly such candidates
as most nearly accord with them III sentiments.
STUMP Wlr.-Heman 4. Moore, Loco N. C.
elect from the Columbus District Ohio, is not a
man OF profound intellect or fascinating oratofV.
During the canvassh he made long, prosy speech
IN one of the townships Of Licking Co. which ~
tensely bored the people. Sam. White, one OF
the Wing candidates (sinco clected) for the As
sembly, rose TO reply, and dashed into a fery
TRADE against Loco-Focoism in general He said
that, like pestilent simoom, it had overswept
and withercd and biighted every green thing in
the land" except" said he, turning short round
and pointing at Heman A., except this candi-
date for Congress" Caleb ], says the effect was
irresistible. The Locos laughed as loud as the
Wings; but they couldn't help feeling little
sore afterward, on account of having endorsed
White in his palpable twitting on facts'-so says
the Xenia Torch. Light
u Our readers are referred to our Court Re
ports for brief account of some odd doings in
the Sessions Yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
protection and Brass Kettles.

The Journal of Commerce attempted yesterday
to get out of the dilemma in which had involved
itself by its article on Brass Kettles, Loaf Sugar
and Iinseed Oil" by asserting that Brass Kettles
can now be bought in England for one shilling
sterling per pound-whereupon 1t figures out a
large increase of price here consequent on the
duty. But we are assured by two different gen.
tlemen perfectly familiar with the trade that the
wholesale price Of Brass Kettles in England, by
the latest Price Current is 1876 shillings sterling
per hundred weight, making the actual cost Of the
article here as follows:
cwt of Brass Kettles at 1875 shillngs Of q cents 20
Expense and profits Of importation, say 10 per ct tow u
Cost il free of ...................S35 S35 6i
Add Revenue duty OF 20 per cent. On hrst COST. 40
And cwt. of English Brass Kettles would si2 2
Now the American article, fully equal to the
Foreign, are sold at 35 cents per pound, (not 50
cents. as the Journal asserts,) which is obviously
lower than our market could be steadily supplied
from abroad, if there were no duty at all. And
this agrees with the knowledge of every man con-
versant with the trade, that Brass Kettles never
were steadily sold here under or 20 per cent.
duty so low as they now are under one of IS per
cent. The American manufacturer, being pro-
tected from a capricious Foreign influx, can make
cheaper than he possibly could if all the contents
of the British sterehouses might be thrown in
upon our market at any moment. Is not this
plain
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Loco majority .<tl' ~ III Aof~'.' ''o'i
Here is nearly half the Loco-Foco majority
overcome, and not half the District heard from.
If Lucas has but polled out her full Whig vote,
Tilden is elected
HAMILTON co.
E S. Haines (vol). .5o44 Dr. Alex Duncan -. 55O2
Duncan runs below the average Of the party
ticket D. T.. Disney, m-conservatlve and
Cass man, is reelected Senator. Abolition average
vote, 500.
Legislature.-We have no room for long lists
of incomplete results. Suffice it that Of the 10
Senators elected this year the Wings have ten,
making II, and a chance for the Lucas (Ioledo)
District, which, added to their Of the Is who
hold over, would make tie. We lose the double
District of Clermont, Brown and Clinton by a
few votes, and the single District of Belmont and
Harrison by some dozen or so.
The House consists of y Members, Of which
the Wings have carried 80, and we hope for 2
more from the Lucas District There can be no
reasonable doubt Of a Wing majority in Joint
Ballot.
lJe The latest report from Ohio atfirms the
election of Potter over Tilden in the With Dis
trict, and divides the Senate Is to Is, the House
40 Wing to 80 Loco. We do not place much de-
pendence on these vague, way-bill reports.
observation-disclosures from sc Counties Gall but
y give for Governor-Crawford, Wing, 81 $50 ;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

' The New.York Tribune OF yesterday processes TO
quo!s the Columbus Statesman of Friday morning. concedg
Wing majority ia the House." &c.
So says the Albany Argus of yesterday And
yet that paper knows full well that we would not
profess to quote from paper we had not seen
Why, then, does it borrow our news and .wantonly
mpeach our integrity at the same moment
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

C. " hen first tourished n EGens bowers, no care
trouble sickness disease had made their dyastat
ing lnroads IN his happy state; bot when h.. pauook
OF that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste
kcni.h, de. III Intn Lc l...l Ill
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Gr A correspondent writes us from Birming-
ham, CT. in reference to the article of the Journal
Of Commerce on the Tariff as affecting Brass
Kettles, Loaf Sugar, and Linseed OIL that
American Brass Kettles are now 2 cents pound
cheaper, and cents better than the British arti-
Gle in our market was when the present Ia
nff was imposed So much for Brass Kettles
AS to Loaf Sugar our correspondent states
that he has recently bought the pery best for IL
cents pound-as low as it ever was under Free
Trade. Now if the duty OF 6 cents a pound ac-
tually increases the price by so much we could,
If the duty were taken off, have Loaf Sugar in
abundance at tire cents pound. VIII any body
directly affirm this T?
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Total. SIIu,I TT Vo7 I UtaT so3 10 2U
The amount Of Flour and Wheat arrived at the Albany
office during the second week in October Flour 81 S3s
barrels Wheat 1914 bushels-naking aggregate CT
50 go barrels The Of merchandise cleared from
this office during the time amounted 299s 100 lbs
Tolls during the week amounted to SS,953 81 There
slight falling off in the receipts Of tolls and the ship
ments merchandise from the first week. but the arrivals of
Flour exceed those of the first week October by ee bb
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

u Our readers are referred to our Court Re
ports for a brief account of some odd doings in
the Sessions yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

uF 'Viator' learncdly shows that swearing on
the Cross, (rcprehcnded as sinvdous by Jacobus'
in our columns late!y,) is practiccd in Spain, Por-
tugal and Catholic America He adds that this
was formerly the legal formula in all Chrlstendom
This is doubtless true, and we do not suppose any
offence is meant by inscrlbing cross on the
Bible where Catholics are to be sworn; and yet,
If offence is taken, we would recommend It's dis
use. We apprehend a man base enough to bear
false witness against his neighbor is rarely de.
tered by Bible or Cross.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Observation-Disclosures from sc Counties Gall but
y give for Govemor-Crawford, Wing, 1880 ;
Cooper, Loco, 33,932: Whig majority $685.
The Counties to hear from gave 1888 Loco IN Al.
Crawford's majority will be about $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Su1clDE-The Coroner held an inquest at No.
725 Washington street. on the body of David Hopper
native of Germany The deceased was steady man. but
appeared on Tuesday gloomy and dpoudng and was seen
BY one of his small children with pistol in his pocket he
went 10 bed however night with his boy oil TO- and
slept, In the morning his waking at o'clock and mis-
sing his father and sought him, and finally forcing his
way into dark 1oom found the deceased lying on the oor
with his face off by the discharge of pistol that lay
on the floor his right side and entirely dead Verdict
committed suicide by shooting himself in the head with
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19

Bill, what made The Tribune get out Dou-
bic Sheet to-day?
"Wel, l believe they had more Wing victories
than one paper would hold"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

A regular scheming, showed hard work.
ing, money making Yankee "out west" a
chap who rejoices in the various occupa-
tons af doctor, gun smith, tooth extraoter,
dry goods merchant, justice Of the peace,
and school master, has recently, by adver-
tisement, added the following to his list Of
pursuits and qualities: IN. B. Auctoneer-
ing Of the loudcst kind, interviewer with
ycntriIoQui$m and the use Of the globes
The advertiser would also have no obiec-
ton to teaching singing school evenings,
and might possibly find an hour each morn
ing for breaking colts to harness, or carry
on a small garden at halyes!"