New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
Ca.RLo1TE {. H April "a, 'i3.
Official Ret1rns Of the Election N Charlotte
Respe ctful!y your.
DELEGATES ELECTED.

Re bn,ond CITY. Jefferson - Chesterfield. j
nendco Berkeley - Norfolk 10; o. &c, CO =, s'2
Petersburg III Norfolk Boro' II II Frederick =
Sp9t,sylvtnia i Nansemond 1 spny ......l
south'PtoD, [eaia}i EIz. < Warwiokl Stafford. -
J,u,oan 3 Dinwiddic tcain}l GoochIand i
Powiia,an GAM Cumberland. ....l Caroline --..i
Aihema,le, Cam King George king william.
Neison. ..-...l Essex. II Charlotte,
NngN c2nesn (s'a}l Isuqnier iEanl Not certain.
Failfax lcaiu} tocktndgc -
Total. Wing Ca Loco H. Wing net gam kLkF tN !
~ The Free Trade JournGt r Commerce IS
very anxious that the Lowell District, Mass.
should send htf. CALEr CUSHING back 10 Con
eress.--lf the Journal Of Commerce had had Ms
way, there would never have beer ary Lowell
The same paper abuses Mr.. CLAY, falsely accusing
him Of seeking ard making a rupture between the
Wing party and John Tyler, when that same
John Tyler is stoutly proclaiming through his
every organ that he isno Wig and nerer 'rds' but
a genuine, original Democrat of the Ritchle and
CroswclI school. How, then, could the Wings
have kept in with him The simple fact ls as
we personally know, John Tyler had resolved to
violate Il cardinal principle Of the Wing party by
running for second term before the last Congress
cper assembled He broke with the Wing party
because he had become at heart recreant to the
principles on which he was elected. The Wings
could only have kept on terms with hum by aDJur-
ing all their distinctive principles all their cher
sled measures, all their hopes of relieving the en-
barrassments Of the country, and cheating INN
with promises of their support in 1874 as some OF
the Locos doing. They must have ceased
to be Wings, and abased themselves to the level Of
Tylerism That seems easy to the Journal OF
Commerce; but what right has the Journal OF
Commerce to Judge for Wings III the premises
How can it enter into their feelings With what
reason does that subtle insdious venomous Loco
Foco sheet assume to Judge for us at all
ExCLuslvE--Thc Standard of yesterday, after
alludng to the late Loco -Foco triumph in this
City, says it is now supposed that we may re-
ccive some marx Of appreciation from a Democrat
ic Common Council, for our long and ProftiesS
warfare in the columns of this and other presses,
and iii the ranks of thcparty." We have seen no
other notice of this rumor. The Standard is ex-
elusive in lis intelligence.
u TIE New ioRK AMERICAN Yesterday took
It's place among the cash papers, TO be sold at
two cents copy or served at SIS per annum II
is an able and high-minded paper, and we trust
will receive ;, larTc ;ncrcase TO us sul,scr;ntion.
a. The Hon. SAMUEL l.. HOLMES, member Of
the Assembly from Wcslchcster, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Superintendent Of Common
Schools, III place of Trstram Little, who has re-
~ ropcccr-oncc ,f III bc,lti
49, - -
n Col. r. Nj. JouxsoN arrived at New-Or.
leans on the Goth He was honored by public
reception.
" ~ . ~ AK" VI D'''''' NV
oi te ->oi'n aii'eii'"" i'o'''"' "'' at Wv
leaiiS on 'iic ~is', .
MKs. So,rrury-We rcqrct that Mr.. W1l,s
should have thought the language he uses in Fri-
dav's National Intelhgcncer concerning Mr.
SournrY necessary to the vindication Of Mrs.
SlGouENsr from the charges OF the London Story
'le.' Nc. . ~ 80, o.I. .p, 80,
-, wy 80, ',''l. ,,
"''" uiN'0
PUN ~ '.'N ~. y : -
s''''0'i V t'.4 m
-''o. W. - " ''''S -. -
prey u "'ss ooNAAs ila,iase "t1' ~, i'',
appropriately from some less reputable source.
---.--
II Tur U,sTnRrr, SoclrTy holds q spcclai
-,,o,;. :t Ir;;, ,t;,o
iii'N'i'S "' ''s iooliis III 'Le .lN eisi'. 's wen
mo al halfpaSt O'clock. We understand that
several subjects of interest Will be presented. 4