New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10


The man who can see 30 Inconsistency between
This letter and the Free Trade doctrines winch -hf'
= h,h;tpal,y and most lorciby breaches must
have a gimIet eye and a wonderful faculty oil
seeing around corners
Tennessee.
We find the following exhibit OF the Tennessee
Congressional Canvass in the Boston Atlas, and,
since ii is full, prefer to copy it Der5ct'm rather
than 1nanglc it or work it over, as the manner OF
some is. Bat we feel bound to say here that our
expectations from Tennessee are by no means SC
sanguine as those OF the Atlas. We trust the
Wings viii triumph, for they deserve it every
way but this is not our best year. and Col. Polk
is one of the ablcst stump speakers in the land
and great deal more popular than Van Buren, Of
any Loco. Foco candidate for President. In 1889,
he carried the Sta,cbv2 800 in 1910 Gen. Har-
rson brought it back by 10000. result now
like that of 1889 would only prove the power OF
this deytcrous harangucr; bat trust he will
be defeated The majority will DC small either
wav--not onc-fourth that Of Henry Clay next year
We shall be abundantly satisfied with l,OOo for
Gov. Jones, who is good man and true.
TENNESSEE PoLlrlcs.-1'he canvass for Gov
crnor. Members of Congress, and the State Legls
laure &c. in this State, has already been COM
mcnced for more than SIX weeks, although the
election does not take place until August next
Mcssrs Jones and Polk. the rival candidates for
Governor, are stumping 1t through the Whole
State, and all accounts agree IN representing the
prospects as most favorable forth former. The
following synopsis Of the candidates and prospects
in the several Congressional districts is abridged
; from the Memphis Eagle:
LIST DIsrRIcT-Composed Of the counties of
Johnson, Carter, Sullivan, Washington. Hawkins,
Greene and Cooke. Loco majority 7l3 John
A. Akin and Andrew Johnson, both Locos, are
contcstng for this distrct-the Wings have no
: candidate, but will support Mr. Akin. who an
nounced himself in the Knoxville Register, a
Wing paper, against The lnterdictlon OF the Loco
!, Convention which nominated Nr. johnson. Mr..
Akin declared himself at the same time. and IN
the same paper, in favor oil 4 National Bdnh.-
Mr.. Atkins election is considered quite sure and
the Bank question is the main one Tor which the
Wings of tennessee are again contending. They
will be well satisfied with his election
Hid Decentralization, Granger, Claiborne,
Campbell, Anderson, Morgan, Sewer Blounl and
Monroe. Wing majority 2942. Candidates
Wm r. Senter, Lewis Rencau. Wings; W. W.
Wallace. l4odo Mr.. Sen,cri is the regular MONT
nee. and will doubtless be returned.
ND D1srR1cr-knox, Roanc, Bledsoc, Rhea,
Mcirs, McMinn, Polk, Bradley, Hamilton, Ma
ron. Wing majority 1902. Coadidates-l'ho-
mas j. Campbell, Wing; lhus W. Blackwell
G Loco. Mr. Campbell, true blue Wing, will o.
course be elected.
Nth DIsrRlCT-Fcntress, Overon, Jackson
: White. De l[alb, Van Buren,, Warren, Coffee
f Loco majority 1885. Cdadidates-Alvan Cul
+ II,
. Lauuhln is the regular nominee, and one OF the
; notorious g 10" dsorganzing Senators. Mr. CuI
lom comes ont M +" independent and will re
ceiyc the Wing strength generally, which ii i.
said will elect him.
Nth DIsrRIcT-trankln. Lincoln, Bedford
Marshall, Loco majority 1928 The candidate:
not vet settled upon. Loco of course.
With Observation-Disclosures Marry, Giles Law
renee, Wayne and Hardin. Loco majority ll0O
! CaaGidatas-Neil S. Brown, Wing Aaron V
, Brown, Loco. Although our Wing friends think
their candidate Will succeed, we hardly hin! il
u pro5ablc--he will have to overcome too large {
: majority: but that he will greatly reduce it, /:
e quito certain.
. With DIsrRlcr-W ilson, Rutherford. Cannon
y Williamson. Wing majority 2349 Candidates
:, David W Dickinson, Wing; no opposition.
With DlSrRicr.-Smth. Summer, and Da
!, wilson. Wing majority, t3o2. CdHaiaG,cS-
l)r. Jos. II. feylon. wing; "en. Daniel ). Don
: elSon Loco Dr. !eyton, the Wing candidate
o will of course be returned.
nth Decentralization, Montgomery, Stew
art, Dickson, Humphreys, Benton, and Henry
Loco-toco majority so. Candtdates-tiasta
yuS =. henry, hg Gave johnson, Loco lti>
ps''os "'al ~ *. 'oNt as ooSo'Lu'' '"o0s'' 'ii'
date. Mr.. Henry is very popular and eloquent