New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
The Spirit OF michigan.
Business Correspondence Of The tlUUh1.
Kalamazoo Co. Mich. Nov. 2, l

The Spirit OF Michigan.
Business Correspondence OF The Tribune
ScHooLcRAFT, Kalamazoo Co Mich Nov. ,, lSa3.
5iessrs Greeley s NicElroth: Enclosed IS twelve dol
lars Tor subscriptions The Weekly Tribune for the iol
lowing persons all Of this place We omit the names I'd
We wish the papers commence with NO III. snail
send you more subscribers from time TO time hope 10
send YOU many 80 10 subscribers between TINS time
and June next VIII you issue extra Tribune from
the lime of the Baltimore Convention next May TILL alter
Eeection in cheap form for the Of Clay Clubs for
general circulation think paper OF that kind would get
an immense circuaona circulation equal TO the Log CABIN
IN 1870 and be the OF doing great deal OF good Tor
HARRY CLAY and THE WING CAUSE. This village IS sItu
sted in the Of the largest Parie In the state CRANE
Ronde aud goody LOT OF hst.rate w hgs' we
formed Clay Club here few weeks snca on the plan re-
commended in The Tribune and hold meetings regularly
once every TWO weeks We you $40 few days since
10 purchase the Life aud Speeches Of Clay The Club IN
tend 10 send for quantity Of the Junius documents
to circulate among the people have pledged ourselves
10 use all honorable power 10 secure the cleo
ton Of Henry Clay 10 the Presidency from this time till No.
yember next Orr means may be small but We know we
can do something We are all young and are ANXIOUS
for ,h- time 10 arrive when Old Harry Will be nominated
and fairly in the field We know On Western phrase that
he enough for any LocoFoco that can be started IN
these dgguss. Respectfully yours.
A CANDID CoNFEssIoN.-The Editor of the Co.
lumbus Geo. Inquirer who has been heretotorea
" Free Trade Theorist, thus candidly abandons
his false position and exposes its folly:
For ourselves we are ashamed to confess thar we
have fairly come Mr. Clays DOCTRINES as exposed IN
his very clear and eloquent speeches in the Senate OF the
United States Weused be toeraby hot.headsd NULL
fer in our boyish DAYS when heads turned inside
out bv the elitterng baube of mpacucabe free trade
system which fool Oh to think within the range
Of possibilities 1t is of the things that ou ght to be,
but all nations eye to eyeand realia
tory tariff aordiug incidental protection to home manuac'
lures the only thing that save us from being eaten up
voracously by foreign States"
STEAMBOAT IMPoslrloN.-A travelling friend
complains of the great annoyance of passengers
on the Sound from the crowding of the Steam
boats with freight until there is not room above
deck even to stand, and hardly chance to get
from the bow to the stern. This is a grlevous
wrong, and our own observation confirms its ex-
istence. Let it be amended. The regular line
boats are Justly expected to accommodate Passen-
gers and Mails first, and they charge price &C
cordingly after this they may fill up with freight,
but not so as to crowd or annoy the passengers
The other course is too much like the South
Western fashion Of throwing out Mailbag, to
take its chance next day, whenever new passen-
ger offers to well-loaded stage. We have omit
ted the name of the boat specially censured, be-
cause we believe the error is not peculiar to that
boat Let the Reform be general.
BALTIMORE FmEMEN.-A large company of
Firemen from Baltimore is now in this City, with
a splendid and powerful engine called the NEW
MARKET. They made trial of their machine
Yesterday afternoon in the Park, in front Of the
Tribune office, and proved themselves expert and
skilful in their performances and the machine
equal in force and volume to any we have seen.
There are seventy seven young gentlemen, men,
bers of this New Market Company on this visit,
all of them fine looking fellows and dressed in
red overcoats.
NAssAU-Accounts from Nassau state that the
gale off Abaco very there and many
sells are reported have been lost The Royal Gazette
states that about hundred emgrants saved from sund
wrecked vessels, had been brought Nassau destitute
condition. Contributions money aud clothing being
made for their relief.
NASSAU, October 1.-The Spanish brig Uruguay, for
CadIz and Baceons Spain with cargo cotton coffee
tobacco, hides aud mahogany totally wrecked the
of the Both of September.
Der. 2s.-The Royal Mail Company's packet
Avon Strut commander arrived Tuesday from Bermn
da, which place she left Tuesday 2ls instant From
the commander Of the Avon learn that the sickness had
abaed much Bermuda aud that previous their
ing, there had been is Ireland Islands.
We informed that private letters dated day two
before the Avon left, received from there which
ths; nearly the whole Of the officers aud crew H NJ
Surveying schooner Lark had been taken down. but that
they We're then all couyalescent.
HAvANA.-The Charleston Courier gives later
dates than we have received from Havana A
letter dated at Havana, on the 26th Oct says:
We have suppose that the brig Howell was lost
during the late gale that of the 10th Sep) while on her
passage from ;his port Charleston. We regret TO state
that Mr. Hogan OF the house Of L. Mariagu was pas
senger on board of her"
The Somers arrived there on the 23d
CANADA-The Legislature Of Canada, on the
Sd and 18th tants decided favor Of the Government
plan 10 have the Seat Of Government removed Montreal
In the House the ysre stood 81 81. An effort then
made have referred The people by dssoving the
House and appointing new election The motion TO THIS
effect was voted down The resolutions then taken
the Legislative Council aud passed 1t will be remembered