New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

1lsIng frlends Will perceive the necessity OIL nano
ing in their favors at as early an hour as possible
to-day.
u Or. BENZ. DRAKE was last evening APP
pointed Delegate to the Wing National Con
vention from the WITH (Maclay's) District, anc
EDWARD M1NrURs, Esq, from the With Leon.
erd's) District.
Gr COL WILLIAM JONES was last evening
nominated for Sheriff by the Wing County Con-
vention The Wings know him as one of their
Representatives in the Assembly OF 1912, and
their candidate for Sheriff at the last Election.
If he had been elected at that time, we arc sure
our City would not have witnessed her Sheriff in
iail az q defaulter.
gJe The Journal Of Commerce states that the
present Tariff imposes duties of cents per pound
on Loaf Sugar, IL cents on Brass Kettles, and IS
cents gallon on Linseed Oil, and thereupon
broadly asserts that the Farmers are paying so
much bounty on all they consume as bounty
for the benefit of rich manufacturers" The
assumption is unhesitatng and unqualified that
these duties raise the price Of the articles ques
ton homemade as well as Foreign and to the
full extent of the duty. Now, neighbor Journal,
will you be good enough to state hoao much high
er these articles are than they were before the
present Tariff was imposed, and how their prices
compare with the prices of raw Sugar, unmanu-
featured Brass, and Linseed, respectively You
have picked out the articles on which you say
Protection taxes the consumer-arslcles doubtless
al favorable to your side as any that could be Sc
lscted. No matter for that advantage; we will
meet you any whcre 80 that we may bring you
to close quarters on this great subject. Do not
shrink from the issue you have chosen
uT The Erening Post publishes table with
aourishes from the Baltimore Republican, claim
ing Loco-F oco majority of All on the Popular
Vote Of Maryland, after the Republican has been
compelled to admit that this table is erroneousl
For instance, the Republican claimed a decided
,a,iority IN Worcester County, which elected the
entire Wing ticket SO in other Counties. The
fact is, MARYLAND is Just about as safe for Clay as
Kentucky or, il you know a stronger comparl-
aon, just make it,
III INOdH w. ohly "a iSo' S'hie"S
sagely remarked that the loss of little States Ike
Tennessee, Georgia and Maryland wouldn't de-
feat Mr.. Van Buren,, so long as he maintained his
ascendency in the great States of New York,
Pennsylvania and Ono why won't the Judge
az Israel wake up some time In the day
TT Hon. ANDREW B. DICKINSON was unani-
uously rcnominated Coz reelection rs Senator by
the Wings of the Sixth District, IN Convention
al Corning on the llth inst. Hc insisted on de
Ginning the nomination, and HENRY S. WALBaIDGE
Of Tompkins Goa good and true man-was Sc.
lected in his stead. We profoundly regret the
retirement of Mr.. Dickinson from the State Coun-
ellis, where he has distinguished himself by IN
Gring industry, fearless exposure of peculanon,
md ardent, effective devotion to the true interests
Of the State. We trust his retirement wll! be bu,
temporary.
" NASHVILLE has been designated as the per-
nanent seat Of Government Of Tennessee by q
discussion. Murfreesburo' at one time seemed
ON the point of carrying 1t.
U-ys The NEw-YoaK CITIZEN is new paper
just issued by John F. Trow, 33 Ann-st. to advo-
eatcwhs, are styled Native American principles
and the American Republican ticket, consisting
Of Mangle Nj. Quackenboss for Senator, Horace
Loofborrow for Clerk, Dr. J. c. Forester fol
Coroner, and Charles Henry Hall for Sheriff
This paper appears to be decided improvement
on the American Citizen formerly issued tC
support tho same cause.-We trust all Wing:
will be careful of this Native American trap
The Loco Focos, who are now so eager IN com
mending it, will slip out as soon as they ge
Wings enough in. Friends OF Henry Clay ant
Protection TO Home Industry! stand by YOU
colors.
CoRpwA.NERs.-A large meeting of Maste
Boot and Shoemakers was held at Iones's Secont
Ward Hotel last evening and an effort made to Fl,
scale of prices considerably below the rates nov
p.;d to iourneymen. Ii was not pretended tina
the present wages were moro than an adequate
compensation for the labor performed, but tn
Eastern competition is 50 great that the Masse
dealers are unable to sell at the low prices OF tn
SCENTS of the Eastern houses. 1t strikes US that
wherever else the true remedy lies, II is not IN re
aucng the wages of the journeymen. They nov
work from la TO Ii hours per day, and yet do no
average more than Sc to SS per week, and man,
OF them have large families to support.
C The Cincinnati Commercial OF the lotl
says:
Ths Jouraeynen Tailors. 10 the number of :he
hspdrsl with fine baad Of MUSIC, parsded though III
Q The Shoe
makers a., about TO follow.
CT The Cattle Show Of Queens County vii
h. hels ,ass day Q. H.mp.sad Long Island Arrangement,
to Ass~ A..-t. o.