New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

WINGS OF THE EMPIRE STATE Victory, long
absent, every where pcrches mn our banners =
The South, the WEST, the CENTRE declare 1ol
our Cause and It's Champion. Shall VIC suffer
the ball to DC stopped in Navy DIRK We must
net, we will not Wings OF every County
make ready and rush to the contest, and VICTOR
aoH be ours
Wings Of the CENTRE and the WEST rely on
it that The CRY is preparing to emulate theProud
triumphs of PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE. We
shall do all YOU can ask Of us herc-all you can
desire: shall our victory be nullified by your
apathy and lack of faith Trust us this once,
and see if we do not deserve your generous CO.
operation. Depend on ten Wing Members OF
Assembly gain on this side of the highlands,
and be sure that you can have majority II you
will. WILL YOU
FARMERS OF NEW YORK. Do,you want ba-
lance of trade in favor of the Country, SO as to
have sound and ample Currency based on an
abundance of the Precious Metals no longer tend
ing abroad? Do you want ample and certain
markets for your Produce Do you want Manu-
features, Mills, Machinery and the Arts, every
where difused among you, SO that no War or
Foreign Policy can deprive you of the just re-
ward of your Labor Ii yes, stand up Tor the
Policy and the Party which are now steadily Gre
ating and maturing all these, for they sustain
your interests and the Independence of your
Country.
LABoRERs, MECHANICS, ARTISANS! can you not
see !? Is there not more and stcader work now
than before the Tariff was enacted? Are not
Wages, on the average, improved Have you
not brighter hopes and iarer prospects for the tu-
t;.re Do you not buy what you want as cheap
ly and sell what you produce more advantageous
"? Remember the false prophets who told you
that the Tariff would raise the price of all Man
ufactures and Imported Goods twenty-five tottty
per cent (See Tammany Resolutions OF last Fall)
Instead of this, do you not have them well made
at home by American workmen as cheaply as
they were ever imported? Think of these things,
and VOTE FOR YOURSELVES.
MERCHANTS OF Newly DIRK. remember the pre-
dictons of ruin by which you were last year m
duced to vote against the Black Tariff" Re
member the confident assertions that your bust
ness was to be DESTROYED to build up few Man
ufacturers. Have they proved true? Have you
not sold as many goods, sold them as well, and
received as much pay as IN either of the years OF
declining or Horizontal Tariff Make the CON-
parisonfor yourselves; look at your edgers, con-
slider your prospects, and vote the good
you have attained and keep afar the evil you have
vanquished Your business needs stability, per-
manence and freedom from agitation 1t can only
flourish with fully employed and well paid In
dustry. Unite, then, your efforts with those OF
the Working Men, and stand by the Policy winch
has freed you from slavish dependence on the
fluctuations of the London Stock Exchange
The Country demands your best eXertlons
SAILORS, SHIPPERS, SnpwRIGurs. where are
the Hepburss and Davezacs who hapangued YOU
on the inevtable ruin of your callings by the Ia
riff Where are the demagogues who told you
that the Wings had ruined your business by
their policy-that YOU could never have WORK
again till the Tariff was repealcd-that your ships
must rot in the docks, our Produce remain with
out market, and our Commerce be utterly ami
Inflated by Protection? Have not all these pre-
dictions been falsifed Are you not doing al
least as well now under this Tariff as you were
under the Revenue Duties of lS4l-2 Look al
the whole matter broadly and Justly, and resolve
to redeem your error of last year BY voting to
sustain the Home Industry of the country, the
only solid basis OF a prosperous commerce.
GALLANT WHles OF NEw- YORK. FRIENDS OF
HENRY CLAY. can a word be needed by you
You see your advantag-the hour and the sky are
propinous-sIt is the sun of Austerlltz = On to
the conflict and to VICTORY
ug Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER, the venerable ex,
Chief Justice of this State, who has for iortytve
years been eminent among her statesmen, has
been chosen Delegate from Wayne and Seneca
tAAVilth Distrct) to the Wing National Con-
vention He is the father of John c. Spencer,
but another sort of poI6cian.) Hon. JOHN NJ
ho1LsY OF Lyons was appointed substitute.
" Ex-President ADAMS arrived in Buffalo on
Saturday last and on Monday morning took passage in the
steamer Gen. Wayne for Erie, on his route 70 Cpennsr
Svoyy fell In Cincinnati Oct oc.L