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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

IL Arouse! Arouse! Arouse The Wings
of tue Fourth District, composed of The Sixth
seventh Tenh and Thirteenth Wards and the Clay Clubs
and other Wings Associations the District are earnestly re
nucsfed 10 assemble al Columbian Hail. No 33 Grand street
ON Thursday evening. Sept .6th s al O'Clock, Tor the
purpose proceeding 10 attend the Great Mass
Meeting IN Cnnu street. respond 10 the nominations made
at Tire Syracuse Convention.
4 Baud OF Music will he III attendance.
THOMAS j.. Dpy Il. President 6,h 'eard Clay CLUB.
JAMES Il WOnD. sth .
y e BRaDTDED. luih .
EDWARD Collin j3lh
SAAC X Ji.>rt'P q Ashland Association.
SIlfiIFW H. REED. Chairman tih Ward.
tUNH Al SWEET. Iu
j. II Il IL IVES. luih ~
4. W WBiIE 18Th IA SIC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS-CHE4P FOR
w CASI-The Subscriber has received within he last few
DAYS al No 81 Beav.tSeei three dOo:s from Pearl street,
bsIow Wal an unlsIalv large assortment OF MILLINERY
and FANCY SILK GOODS ior the Fal Fall l'rads Having
en this seaso ne has had the PIC n OF the market,
eod snow, his asor,rnt csnnot RE BEAT He speaks
iicuIary Of RoNNET >lLhS YELYETS, SATlNS and
NS-he having decidedly the largest and most splendid
assortment found md will be constantly receiving BAR
GAINS auction and private sale daily the season
As ne buys and ElR he well knows tnsi extra
Inducements he induce purchasers 70 buy a
yay and ne believes the reputation he mas OF selling 9' ess
than DE- bought elsewhere sure guarantee 70! tnc
He invites MERCHANTS and SLLISERs TO call and examine
before purchasing They may depend that 1t VIII not cny
pay 10 DO So bul they will most 20 nd what they WE'LL
~ = ;us M " "' L. NJ STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
: Justice TO Harry Clay"

Justice 10 Harry tidF.
Is Unionists. one n,ore Rally !-lhe mem
her, Of ths AS>ucnIin requested To meet at Nanna
Han This Evening sept 18th half past o'clock r form
IN procession and from thence TO the Mass Meeting
South Brooklyn. BY orier al .
SIl.aS CHlCkERlNG. President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
JAS C.. SrASLy. Jf. secretary. 80
- No,;,c.-Tne American Eagle Club.

W
will hold Is first meeting at Shefwoods House. cor
net Of Grand and Crosby Streets on Wednesday Evening a
O'Clock preci.ey. puncal attendance o the members i
earnestly required and all those friendly 10 the cause OF if'
lection American lb.: In>sad OF The urJust competition
sought be brought u5ott hy the opponents oi tey Gay
which competition SUcces,ui Will reduce the Ane'icaf
mechanic and working To the miserable and degraded
of the ofts Old World. invited 10 attend
Stephen :. Du5ois. William Poole.
Solomon llaws. Andew Bruce,
David kipp, David Sherwood
Deriamn Dubois and about 500 Others. ltc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

T. Tenth Hari.-The Wh,s of the Tenth Ward
requested enbe Columbian Hall on URSbAY
IN ociock P VI precisely, for the purpose
OF proceeding procession with the Other Wards composing
the Fourth Congressional District 10 the Great Mass Meeting
Canal street.
Wings Of ihe old Fourth the crl- important one =
Rally. therefore It
a Band OF Music has engas ed ir the occasion.
By order of the Ward COMMITTEE
j. II. HOBART HAWS. Chairman.
CHARLEs t,oLDrS
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
NEW SPRING GOODS
Mens, Boys, and Childrens Clothing.
GEORG GE Il. CIR h n,

WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 4 FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of,,,,..<, Of
MEMS BOYS' and CHILDR E-S'S CLOTHLSG-
fall descriptions made n the MOST sni0EAgtr sTfLx.to
9hch he w0u respectfully invite tenon oil "a
it Se has made a:ran geInents To receive
CLOTHS. ChsSlMERES. VESfiNGSt &C
y every packet and has secured the services o experience
ute he pledges hnlrs give perfect atsiacuen to ali
ghs may purchase. ,,,.,,,,.. ,-J
Ro su
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest styles.
PECK. NlCOLSON l. WRIGHT
No. lS1 Pearl and SC BeaveF-streets. New-tofk.
Would respectfully announce that thsy opening large
md newly selected Stock O
SILK GOODS.
all of hich are latest Fal styles, comprising full as
sorment OF . =. ,,-,,,
consisting in put, rich Cashmere Ecosse. rch printed
iusn de Lane Grape De L1nc OF new and elegant styles
rich plain Camecn and stripe epeaers. new and Ia
shonabe article Camelon Brocnde. ard Broche striped
Silks black and cooIed Alpaccas, figured md PLAIN.
SHAWLS.
Brochs and Cashmere Shaws patterns Camehon and
Brocade figured Silk Shawls Damask Wooden Strada and
rich Damask Alapaccha; Merlno. Thbet. and Muslin de
Lame. in great variety sc.
RIBBONS.
full assortment Of Bonnet and Gap Rbbon of the richest
Paris stycs. ~
Figured Cay Laces. Trimming Laces aud Lace Edgnss.
Thread Lisl= Plated and Brussels Edginc-. Gc
GLOVES.
Consisting Of KID S, Cashmere. great variety together
with a large assortment of Fancy Mitts.
Also full assortment OF Paris Cords. GImps and Ffinses.
together with every atice usually to be found IN Fancy
Stock which they prepared 20 ceE on as favorable terms
os sny other establishment s3 istDecl I'm
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splendid illustrated Works.


WILEY & pUrNAai HAVE FOR SALE
l. The tfth Christmas aud New Years Present nr ls].
with contributions hy y T. Willis c f. hoffman, Rev ~.
H. Furnes>, Mrs Clavers. II. ". Lopsisllow. " t. Stnm''
C. Neal Mrs Sigourney, SSc.rnnd illustrated by hency.
Pea.e Humphreys, Pictures by Stuart ialbons.
Leslie Huntington, Mount. Page and Dnmnd; The work Is
.penIdy bound IN white nnd colored calf and the publishers
believe be superior any O the precedIn: volumes.
H. Ihe Daden-A CHRISTMAS and New enr's Present pr
1876 in one nr.e uuarto volume. illustrated with eleven
pe;6 Plates alter Pictures by Huntington, Easake, Suy.
Landsee euze Stotnard engraved expressly for .s
work quarto volume The OF the London Draw
n:. Room Scrap Book.
iii The Literary Souvenr-A Christmas and NewYen
Present for Isi with engravine, by Cheney Pease
". The Lady of the Lake By SIR Walter Scott-ln one
splendid royal svo volume printed supene pnpe!. ard
spendcly illustrated from original Pictures by Edward Cr
houi and kenny Meadows expressly for this edition
by Hanth Rolls Robinson sc y;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

FIVE PER CENr ST o X K!
TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS
r.,HE Subscribers offer Cash Merchants Their large and
4 desirable Stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
at an advance ofOay
FIVE PER CENT. FROM ACTUAL COST.
The Gust of each article marked figures upon IT, and the
commission charged the foot the bill By this mems
Cash Merchants will be enabled 10 select from Ldrcc Stoek
upon better than ut other house IN hi cNy Cn
Merchants will lind their interest 10 give us call before pur
HUTCHlNGS. CASNELL & SMITH 10 Cedar ST.
au30 lmIs" doors ffoII fehfis new ON.
DRINTED CALICOES-PRICES REDUCED..LEE l.
BREWSTER offer Tor sIle n their Warehouse lor Pnnt-
ed Caicoes exclusively No II Cedar street, large as
somsnt Prints, embracing several thousand different pat
terms and cuofngs American French. Turkey Red &c &
IN every variety o STYLE many Of which they enabled 10
offer at prices from
10 ; CENTS LOWER
than the prices cfJuy
Catalogues of Prices corrected every Of the
Market; are placed in the hand, OF buyers. l9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
BOOKS FOR FAMILY USE.

IN LNPROTED EDITION.
NEW .7.,., &C MADE EASY: complete
Mrs ELLls'S HorSEEEkr.;- Domestic Economy.
instructor all branches U COOKERY aii 1"lly
containing tae most modern approved receipts "a -
IN all families Revised and adapted TO the wants oi Inc
dies OF the United States By American Lady. p'ce .
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Also 4 NEIV EDITION or
ABERSETHY FAMILY PHr>Icl,S Ready Prescrber II
all cases Illness Accident, where medical attendance -
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H. Botwick NJ ID. pncc % cents ruhhe! and for sale by
BURGESS. SrRlNGEk x co.
"a aus ..14 broadway. cor. Ann-,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
GmAKLks iailna,, G9LDES' E,t3 Secretaries. .,
rs- Eleventh .yarn CLAY cIub.-rhs friend


OF Clly and Feluchuy-n will meet the Avenu
& ind Third "Wednesday evening. 18th y
clock Au opportunity wlll be offered those who hay
joined the Club nHd intend voting with the majority
''-''rnber, TO come forward and enroll their names
w.. JOHN MCGOWAN. President.
D,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
ALLEN CAMERON. Secretary.
a. Eichth Ward Whig Executive Conn

~ temperance NOtfCe,-The Ninlh Ward Tenn
Society will mold their regular Monthly Meeting This
Evening 18th instant at o'clock IN the Bereaq Bsp',,
Church. of Bedford and Downing stress Rev. w.
w Evcrs Pastor OF Lsght Church. will deliver the
Address and there wIll he singing by the Choir.
s15 IT. JACOB ). MILLER Cor Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
DRY GOODS.
E,Iy GOODS.

IA Ii. GCppS.
I0 PIECES oh Striped and Figured Silks, Just landed.
jcC entirely
800 pieces SILK Warp pln7 striped. figured and ehanee,bs
Alpaca Lu,tre.
so do " u. Lanes the hardsome and cheapes; n,sort
meat eve, Offered
I51 Do lpn, ae,, Fench lerino every shade cheap
10 do cho:ce color, German and Eursh Me'aos
9)1 do Chanceabe. Eoisus- TnsiionT Pnramaio@ and
other Eg'es.
leo new Cashmere Broeca Wnoisn. Ms7o rl,,d la 9th
siylas OF deslra5!e SH1Fis
Ado. Blankets. Fsnae, liot.,. c srss .oas;s Vest
iugs and all other Gao. ds.rable lot the season
s35Y BARKER * TOY. LE, !! Catherine street
V'O COUNTRY MERCHANT S.-Brown Shret,nc nad
bah aeavy end me may te Dad a. nnhu'hctHe ilce nj
Nos !. and p Cedar street. y a1 ..ock above Far =
NJ stairs. /. y. UNtEEtIl-i-
CARp-The establishment, No. Is and g Cedar street.
Brown hee;nrs exhibited any floor IN the n
led state, aod shee as, from the oses' p5ce to the
yard and mali vide Sneetgs of evey grade ase ware
~ 9 the ,gs be. sq'bss bv q n.eie indian Head Law
renee {. stark Mills CabG 4. Chlcopee D. Appleton Stout.
Warp and Waddiog Ret Southern Cotton Yam. assorted
T~l,, No 5io 10 and ri2 aiso Suffolk, Amosksnc ard
fine York Drills. also Sene Twlne. 70
COTTON BATTiNG-C Cotton Bats, pm, Up IN blue
= PEI 0i bundIes to 90 bs eecn article from o. to
c:l?,ye: a. W:s Tps ss va'2 Vans < ' SbFRH Cd %
DRY GOODS
AT FIVE PER CENT.
VITM A. REECHtE. 81 BEAVER near William street,
w Nev York d5 receiving from uuc'On all sorts ~;
Drv Goods, he vii sell from the h> a fre per cent for
cash The nctua cost smaFssd FIG RES on each article:
by this the can look through the entire
stock. select ter hlnse. and ask nogues'ions.
{;- Also Good, tlbe ior Mnsrs. Merchant a.o's,
Uef;s,. Shoe and -tork manufacturers % l.us
PRINTED ChLICOES.
J. o. TAYLOR Il co. SO Cedar street,
ARE receiving rrea, Of Caiccss from e Man
utcturers which they o-r for cash a 81 cents being on
good Cloths superb styles. Also prints for lie. which
have lately been sold at l6c
,O.T. * co. have quantity Of Blue james Suffolk.
\ Boo.) al at lie. yard.
Massachusetts - "a cents per yard.
Striped Shir,iHg tt;.iIleuj o.
Mons De Lanes a, p cents, beautiful sp'--,
rfea, variety of Shauls from . cents sl5 piece.
Ntapoiitan Cloths superb new style of Ladies Dress
Goods &c &c All OF which they offer for cash. at prices
l'etnr II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

~ Autumn Hnts.-1he subscriber e
his and Others bis readiness to supply the Fall Pat
tern of Gentlemen, Hats.
The finest Nu,ra furnished dat..............t42 25
2dqunli;y. ' a. ''............... y
au3i Istf SPENCER ~ Chambers street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
RoBgRr d. HOLMES secretary -
r-s- A,hinndcrs, Attention The A

Ns- Arhiundcrs, Attention THE " Ashland
Association Tenth Ward have mnde aIIangemenis q
attend tie Wing Mass Aeeting 10 be held at TllCHAHoE
Wcscheste County, termination oi the Harlem Railroad on
SATURDAY, September 18th and To assist in rai,ng Ash
Pole At TINT place Tickets may be had for 311a cents going
aud returning Us y IN way Gi National Hall Read
rr Room and the Clay Club Reading Room, liz broadway
The A,sociatinn viii their Head Quarters. Cour
haI Hail. II ~ NJ. 10 pcceed by The pl,t II i,Aln
ISAAC k.JESSUP. President.
RlcHARp Z. SIItwRLL. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

G5- Fall Style OF Hats.-Bird, corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Gsn'lemens Hats of the style
for the ensuing sensoa. ready tor and sale
au27 Inns BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
BANNER PRESENTATION.

BANNER PRESENTATION.
or- Second Ward.-The Caymen Of the Seconc
Ward are nvied attend meeting of ihe Club Jones
Second Ward Hotel "Wednesday evening 18th inst. at y
o'clock TO witness the Presentation Of the Banne BY oTde
of the Club. RENO L. IiANCE. tresiaeEt
1.S II AiySAs secretaries. s24 p
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

~ Second Advent Camp Meeting at
Williams BridSe.-Brother Geo. Storrs will preach
this "Wednesday afiernon at 2js o'clock.
The Harlem Railroad Cars leave Tor the Camp ground every
hour and q half 81 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

Clay and Frelnghuysen in the hfd NaTd will assemble a
the Jeney City Ferry foe, c Ccut, and street on Ihufsea
C;5 Clay tuh and them the Wig County Meet
lng et NGtiOsa. Hdl IN CHnal,raei. -
WILLIAM DODGE, President.
SAMIxi H. MABD.rr. SsecieiaIies. s262tc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
WIiII,s Il, WASH. Secretaries IS 4tc

q-s- The Young Guard d-RALLY-RALLN y
The Young Mems feny Gu Association ni the tlty
and olut- of York vl embe al the copet o Am
street ard Park Row Thursday Evenc. he 18th instant
Ia march m the Mas Meeting TT National Hall!
BY order OF the Committee ,,,.
GEORGE 4. HALSEY. Chninnan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
WELSHS EATING HOUSE,
s5 Nassau-sfreet, -
TuO doors beLon the Sun office
Pusdings. Pies, Custards. and Dumpings. Cd edch
FOR THE PILES.

An the delicacies in their season.
CLOSED on SUNDAY. sl3 lml'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
A BRAZEN FORGERY.

o. The /" Democratic Union" Harrisburg, Pa.
has taken the quotations made by the Wing papers
from British Journals, stating that the money raised
by the Free-Traders in England was to be used in
part to pay for the printing in New York of Free
Trade documents for circulation in the United
States, and has deliberately transferred and talsi-
fed them so us to make them movement of Brit
ish holders of our repudiatcd State debts assumed
by the General Government This forgery is
headed, 'Attempt to defeat James X. Polk through
British Interference !"
Can any one doubt that those who perpetrate
such forgeres this will concoct some still dark
err villainy for on the of the Election, when
too late for contradiction? Wings, can you be de-
frauded by themS Caution your neighbors to be
on the look out Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
GEORGIA..

The Wings have nobly triumphed, having elect
ed wings and locos, while in the present Con-
gross the locos have all the members but two. On
the returns received, there is also decided wing
majority in the popular vote.
The following members are elected--though one
of the locos is in some doub
District.
!. Thos. Butler King whig
9, VIM. II. Crawford, wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25

tbs SHEEP IMMIGRATIoN.-lf representations
made by us arc correct, the rush of Sheep to Hi
nos, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri is perfect
tornado. OF the numbers brought in, no estimate
can be formed, We are told that more are driving
into the South and middle of this State, than into
the North. The demand for them has been so
large upon Ohio that we are told by buyer who
had Just returned, that the prices demanded had
risen one hundred per cent in a very few weeks
The production of a staple whose transportation
will not eat up all the profits Of It's production will
form A new era for Illinois, Chicago Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25

WORD TO THE INvAAID.-We refer our
friends to the establishment of DIR. Cooke, OF AL
bany. DR.. Cooke from Europe, has been long and
favorably known in the United States not only as
a skilfu and cridute physician, but as benevolent
man. He was formerly exposed te mnch mlsreP-
resentaton and abuse from the faculty" out ms
greot professional skill has enabled him, long since
to triumph over detraction, and he is cknowedged
to be without rival in his peculiar PROVINCE
LockpOri .Adrocdte.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
$3.50 16,1l5,64
Pedler's licenses
S2I6.35O,50

Total Sept 10, 1914, $2l6,3505o
Ofths there is loaned to the
Statebeing an increase from
last year of S25,749,3l $19s,3O334 =
Loaned to individuals
(SS,049,57 less than
last YEAR, 16933,73
Interest thereon, 3,52-216,350,59
reinforcement for the last year has been dmin-
ished.
Bank FHnd-September IA, the amount of the
Bank fund was S32,055,07, being an increase of
$2,5l2,50 since last year of which S260S5,64 is
loaned to the State, and 5969,43 to individuals.
There is claimed about $4,000 of this fund to
redeem Essex Bank bills-but this claim is resist
ed, on the ground that the bills have once been
deemed. If this claim is allowed, it will of course
nearly absorb the fund.
,Staie Prison.-The report shows the expendit-
ures of the Prison for the year 10
have Ssen s6,903,79
And the income j,036 "a
Balance of the expenses over tho
income, Sl.sG7, Is
The property Oh hand and balances
due is reported at S27,32S,35
And the liabilities at l8,0lO,82
Balance in favor of the Prison, S6,ll7, 53
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25

An Editor out West complains that he lost
case in Court,was kicked by his lady love- received
u genteel fogging from brother editor, had
tooth drawn lost twenty dollars, and had his note
protested, all on the same day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
.rte q. RIRNEY A LOCO FoCO. II

u
We have already received the cheering assur-
ance from one section Of the State that the Adolf
ton wings are abandoning Birney since his avow-
al of I4ocofocoism. Right
The following letter to us confirms the account,
from other sources, of Mr.. Brney's locofocosm.
1t is from Vermouter now in Michigan.
Romeo, Michigan, Oct 6, le4l
Messrs. L. p. Walton, g. Sons
Gent | have been travelling through several
counties in this State for few weeks past on bus
mess matters have never seen, ne, er in old Yer
mont, that enthusiasm among the Wings that exists
here. Immense gatherings are had in nearly every
County in the State, and if one can judge anything
from the signs of the times, Michigan will be safe
for Clay and Frelinghuysen The loco tocOS at Sag
inaio City on the 2Sh of Sept, nominated James e..
Brney for one Of their Representatives. He came out
few days since and published a declaration of his
sentiments, in which he goes dead against Nation
al Bank and also against division of the sales of
the public lands among the States, but avoided
giving any opinion upon the Tariff. His recent
movements have given great dissatisfaction to the
Wing abotionists in this region, and no doubt is
entertained here that very large proportion of
them will vote the wing ticket. Will the good wings
of the abolition party in Vermont, cast their votes
| for man like Birney, who has come out publicly
and avowed the loco foco doctrines, and consented
to run a candidate for that party | think not.
| am not public man and do not wish to appear be.
fore the public but thought the late espousai oil
| Birney to Locoiocosm was matter oil some I'M
portance in the present crisis of political affairs, q
would therefore give you the information; and UNI
der these circumstances, you may use this as you
thnP proper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
PASS TT ROI1\D

The "Young Hickory" published at the office
of the Washington ID. CO. Spectator, the organ of
Mr.. Calhoun, says:
0Js"THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY FROM
ONE END OF THE UNION TO THE 9TH
Err, OPPOSE THE PRESENT TARIFF"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25

O. The name of James Hickock should hav
appeared in the Chttenden County Committee
published in our last.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
OHIO LECTION.

The Boston Atlas of the 10Th gives returns from
II countless as follows
Barley, wing, 20,6ee
Todd, loco, 17ll4
Wig majority now, 1874
Loco majority in AZ, 2,774
Whig gain, 6,346
Nine counties to be heard from, which gave $50
loco majority in 'i2. OF course, then, the wings
hive triumphed in the election of their Governor,
Notwithstanding he runs behind the rest of the wing
ticket
Congress The Atlas claims wings to II To-
cos-same as in the present Congress while the
n. Y. Tribune sets the result at 8 wings and IL
locos 1t will be remembered that Ohio was most
outrageously gerymandered by Il loco ioco legis-
Iature. This accounts for the fact that the locos
elect majority ofmenbers while the majority of
the popular vote is decidedly whig,
Leg1glatu'e The Senate is wing by majority !;
and the House by 20. Thus the election of whg
to the U. S. Senate issu and thus, too THE WING
AscENDENCY IN THE U. S. SENATE Is ALREADY
SECURED. Well done, Ohio
OHIO.
All the Counties but six (which gave PHI loco
last Year, show wing majority of2, 434, and 5625
wing gain.
The Senate is wing by majority and the House
by IL majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

shunk's majority is 5O00--not enough by any
means to ensure the locofoco electoral ticket. The
Wings have an equal chance for the State. The
ocofoco majority for Gov. in ls4l THE last guber-
material election,) was 23,03l Wing gain 1901.