New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
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Jennings Daviess Benton, Jay,
Washington Knox. Elkhart Noble,
Third Lawrence, Fulton, Randolph,
Dearborn Martin Jasper, Steuben,
Decatur, Monroe, kosciusko, Wells.
franklin, Morgan, Lake, whitley.
Ripley, Owen,
These Districts voted for President in 1910 re-
spectivey as follows:
Dist. Harrison. " Buren,. Dist. Harrison. V. Bu
I--...G,792 5,7l4 w.. 1927 6,05S
H. $500 6,O92 VII. .6,S77 1882
lilly ,sO6 1886 WILL. 6577 6,O84
IV.....6,371 3,439 X..-- $3.50 1885
V.....6,9I9 6,l2O X..4,733 2,403
Total 1850 Harrison 65,3O2; Van Buren, 81 GOA
Allowing the vote of the two parties to be nearly
balanced in the Congressional Election by an even
increase of Loco.Foco or dmnuton of Wing
votes since 1910, the Wings will carry the lid,
WITH, With, IXth and Xth Districts, and the
Locos the other FIVE. This would seem, therefore,
to be pretty fair division.
MAssAcHUsETrs.-The Special Elections for
Members of Congress in Massachusetts have re-
suited less unfavorably than we expected. VIM.
Parmenter Loco is reelected from the Middlesex
District, as was anticipated; but we cannot hear
that any other District has made choice. In
the Lowell District, there is comparative Wing
gad The vote is very light.
% ALLEN A. HALL, formerly Editor of the
Republican Banner Nashville, Tenn. is soon, it
is understood, be recalled from the post of Charge
d Affaires to Venezuela, and Hon. H. NJ. WAITER
SON, very bitter and abusive Loco.Foco Member
of Congress from Tennessee, takes his pace-his
constituents having no farther use for him. Mr..
Hall cannot of course have given any possible Of
fence to John Tyler; but he belongs to the party
which elevated that same John Tyler within reach
of his present Accidental position; Mr.. H. was
himself a most efficient laborer in the work; and
there is therefore every to presume that he
at heart regards Mr.. Tyers official and pres
ent attitude with utter disgust and abhorrence.-
So of with his head and give his place to the man
who made one Of the most scurrilous Speeches Of
1910 against Mr. Tyler and the principles on which
he was supported, and who has since stigmatized
the triumph which elevated Mr.. T. as the result
Of bribery and fraud
70 The WHrcs OF THE EIGHTH WARD give
their second Annual Ball, in honor of the Rati6ca-
ton by our Government OF the Treaty of Ghent at
the Tivoli Saloon on Friday evening. This fe,ti-
val in honor of our Country'. honorable close of an
arduous and glorious struggle for the maintenance
Of the Freedom of the Seas and for the essential
Rights of her Sons, will not be enjoyed by the
Wings of the Eighth Ward alone, numerous and
spirited as they are; but the importance of the
event commemorated, the inspiring thoughts of
future as well as past National glories connected
with 1.-THE proud affection with which the mas
ter-spirt of that War and the foremost negotator
Of that Peace is here as every where regarded
will combine TO draw together large assemblage
of the galantry and beauty of our City. The
friends OF HENRY CLAY are mighty host at all
times; they will muster stronger and stronger at
each successive call until the mpatently awaited
Hour of the Nations deliverance shall have been
attained The Ball of the Eighth Ward will
afford a foretaste of that joyous occasion
20 Elijah NJ. Amos, Esq, Postmaster at Knox
vile, Crawford Co., Ga, was killed few days
since by being thrown from his sulky and dragged
nearly mile, his feet becoming entangled in the
reins. His horse was frightened and ran a, the
top Of his speed Mr.. A. was horribly mangled
aud quite dead when discovered. = He was wor-
thy and influential member of society.
o Mr. GREIG, the Superintendent OF the City Despatch
Post writes that paragraph yesterday charging gross
neglect upon the carrier for the station the John
and Nassausree is incorrect in every particular We
give him the benefit OF the et:o bu feel bound 10
say that our informant that the facts alleged
can be substsn,iaed if necessary The box be persists
was visited after A. NJ and it fnl ofetters. We
hear from other quarters likewise loud comp lants OF
trene negligence in tie delivery of letters
II We rus; readers viii remember the Grand Ora
orio the Tabernacle tonight The Oratoro OF David
by the Chesalier Neukomm be performed for the bene
fl OF the Widows and Orphans of deceased Fremen The
Music assured viii be most admirable and the pur-
Of the performance commends il TO The ardent favor OF
all
NJ BY reference 10 card in our Advertising Columns
il win that and speadidly Cited Boarding
House The Graasn Vegetable system has ju been
opened in our City fr The accommodation Of Citizens and
Strangers This House has connection with any other
will superede any bnt doubt mol will be found
fully worthy of patronage. men consulted their reason
rather than their viaed appeies In choosing Anept, we
heud need many hundreds Of su:h houses in City III
stead Of three only We trust the number des'
lined steadily to increase.