New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-19
r,he SPIRIT of Western Pennsylvania.

ern part of the kev-Stone State and that shade"
forth the future The Election contest which has
Just come off has inspired the Wings with renewed
vigor and animation. The country is rife with the
evidence of returning vitality to the Old Coon
'sthat same Old Coon who has only been play
ing 'possum for a short time, to give his enemies
an opportunity, like an honorable old fellow as he
is, to recover from the panic and CONSERVATION IN
which they were left by the drubbing they got IN
1910, in order to gain more glory in that which
thev are to get in 1874. Our Election passed
quietly off the balloting came down as still
As snow-tf,kes fall upon the sod
but the result shows the silent and etiectual ope-
ration of the glorious principles 50 widely dis
seminated and discussed during the campaign OF
1910. The yelled prophets of Free Trade
Hard Currency and Low Wages will erpe-
rience mighty falling off of their followers in
this part of the country before the election day
Of 1874 The beneficial effects of the Tariff on the Labor
and Capital of the Country in giving impulse all
kinds OF business inspiring confidence among all classes OF
people and improving the Currency operating like magic
10 open the eyes Of their dupes and direct the
true sources Of wealth and posperityte advocates
Of the real of the country among which stands first
and foremost HARRY OF THE WEST. Do think me
sangune when tell you tha; look for the OF Fennsy
vana be for Henry Clay the coming Presidential
Election And why should not? There not nteres,
of the State that he has done 10 promote than any
man living. The true American System, OF which he Is
the father peculiarly adapted TO her than perhaps any
other State Of the Union; it tends directly to her interest
and prosperity developing the latent springs OF her immense
natutu wealth. aud relieving her from the burden OF her
present overwhelming Public Debt There is not son oil
her soil but should rise and called him blessed He has
done her service and they know it, Who shall say she Will
not be grateful
But promised give YOU some account oil passing events
We have succeeded in eecng one Whig the Legislature
of the two returned from this Countya thing un-
precedened for years not ls4O The maortes
not vet all ascetaned but sucentto ensure the election Of
Kerr, OYhig) which Of the Loco-Foco candidates,
shs,,uck and Powers is uncertain. Venango County,
which has always been Loco-Foco, and which is Arnold
Plumers residence, has elected Wings 10 some Of Its
County Offices one at east-the County Commissioners
have from good authority and doubts entertained of the
of the Loco candidate Snowden for the Legislature
The Congressional District south Of u.s. Of which Butler
County is part has elected Whg Member 10 Congress,
acaiDs, the confident reliance Of the Loco Fccos The Dis
trict north Of u.s. composed Of Erie Warren Potter Nc
Kean Jefferson and Caronthe Pennsylvania Gerry man
der-ha returned Gen REED, Of Erie to Congress- so lar
asas been ascerained from good authority Clarion from
which was expected by the party Loco majority oi loVo
has not given 800 AGO. which ensures Reeds election
Clav Clubs are forming throughout this and all the adon
ing Counties and the spirit evnced is truly cheering TO the
friends of Henry Clay The old Tppecanoe Club of this
place the other evening in large numbers and re-organ
lied into Clay Club appointed Committees ard took mea
sures for procuring large number of the LIFE AND
SPEECHES OF Henry CLAY issued from your press Other
Clubs are doing likewise Measures taken for establish
ing new press here and the work goes bravely Tell
Chapman to crow Yours, u. A. +.
Loco NOMINATIONS County.-As-
semblv, MICHAEL HOFFMAN and PETER H. WARREN;
Sheriff, JEREMIAH Corr; Clerk, ERWIN A Mus.oS.
Seneca County.-Assembly, HELM SUTTON;
Sheriff; B. w. ADAMS.
Yates County-Assembly, THOMAS SEAMANs; !;
Sheriff, SMITH L. MALLORY; Clerk DAVID H. BUEL
Kings County.-Assembly, WILLIAM Bur-
BANK aud JAcos RAPELJE; Sheriff, WILLIAM JENKINS;
Clerk, ADRIAN HECEMAS
Suffolk County-Assembly, RICHARD w.
SMITH and srLAs HORTON; Sheriff, HENRY T. PENNY;
Clerk J. WlcKHAM CASE.
Wayne County.-Assembly, ISAAC R. SAN
FORD and AUSTIN ROE: Sheriff, JOHN BoERADAn.
Saratoga County.-Assembly, JAMES GROOM
aud EZRA Wilson; Sheriff, Isaac FRryK.
O. The U. S. steam ship PRINCETON arrived
here yesterday in 2l3 hours from Newcastle
Her speed and other qualities, we understand, ex
ceeded Capt. Stocktons most sanguinc expecta-
tions. She came up to the Phoenix Foundry pre-
paratory to taking her guns aboard and will, we
hear, have a trial of speed with the Great West
ern in the morning from the East River. We
learn that the draft of the Princeton IS IL feet
amidships, which we believe is fully one foot
more than the Great Western. This will be, in
nautical point of view, the most interesting spec
tacle ever witnessed in this port. We are m
formed bya gentleman who went down to Sandy
Hood with the Princeton yesterday, that she made
the distance twenty-five miles by the deep water
channeD in one hour and thirty-nine minutes
AGAINST the flood tide and a strong head wind.
II sviator learncdly shows that swearing on
the Cross, (rcprehcnded asinvidious by Jacobus'
in our columns latey) IS practlccd IN SPAN, Por
tugal and Catholic America. He adds that this
was formerly the legal formula in all Chrlstendom.
This is doubtless true, and we do not suppose any
offence is meant by inscrlbing cross on the
Bible where Catholics are to be sworn; and yet,
if offence is taken, we would recommend its dis
use. We apprehend man base enough to bear
false witness against his neighbor' is rarely de-
tered by Bible or Cross.
SrAvG-CUrrER.-Much time and money have
been spent and many efforts made in fruitless en-
deavors to make barrels by machinery; the diff
culties seem at length to be all overcome as may
be seen By examining the model of the Vermont
Barrel Machinery, and its products, now exhibit
ed at the Fair OF the American Institute The machinery
uot only dresses and the proper size the and