New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-21

the JOLLY PARrY.-Dickens, in his late work,
has character VINO is dsting uished by MGR
bid desire to be jolly under disadvantageous cir
cumstances. He leaves a comfortable home,
and woman he loves, and who loves him, to
seek his fortune with scarcely penny in his
pocket, because there i. no credit in being jolly
wah every thing to make life agreeable. He
gets into difficulties Of al! sorts, and plumes him.
sell opoD keeping gp his spirits with every thing
10 depress them. A facetious fellow was Mark
Ta ley, ro DOUBT. and had great facility III com.
ing ut strong in ms own language, when most
men would have been broken down by misfor.
Tunes aud distsessss, such IS ne ezperlenced.--
But me Loco Foeos beat Mark out of sght.-
They are jolly and happy under circumstances
psrp!sang aad disoouiagin2 enough to have
thrown alark into despair. Nevertheless, they
are joyous and huoyans, full OF hope and conf
cence, and see IN each successive reverse, bright
pr.ssace of ultimate success They shout them.
selves noarse o0er every defeat, and become more
and more delighted tie more they are ihrashed.
Connecticut led off the elections in the SPRING
The LOGO. Focos, who had carried the State for
three successive years, were utterly overthrown,
and decided majority in the Legislature, a Wing
nj the victory. Connecticut foreverm cry. the
'cn5. Sound TO the core! We are sure 10 car
~ IN the fsl'. now Virginia comes next Here
Leo Foco int ballot of eighteen is sunk, and
tae higs secure a Senator in Congress. Hur-
rah for the Old Dominion!' is the cry. We
wan,co nothing better than this. A Democratic
triumph Ia cetia,n.' All the recent elections, in
Louisiana. North Carolina, Kentucky, Inoiana,
Vermont, Delaware, aud Msrylans, hayeiuspired
them with fresh hopes. Nothing is so encourag.
lrg as defeat. Says a Wing, you have lost
member OF Congress IN the Second District of
Louisiana, and we have got the Legislature BY
decided majority. Glorious" reply the Loco
Foc0s. Nothing can be more cheering. Infi-
nitely better than we expected Then North
Carolina. The Wings have elected their
Governor, swallowed up the Loco majority
Of thirty on JOINT ballot, and have twenty
to sparo besides Capital" shout those
oily fellows. What could be more encourag-
ing! Just what we expected. Three cheers for
The Old North State! How can she fail to go
for Polk, her native and favorite son" Indiana
severses her Loco Foco majority of the previous
year, and secures Wing Senator IN Congress
New cause for Joy. Three cheers for Indiana
Was there ever such q run Of lucki The Locos
are absolutely fatigued with their triumphs But
Aaryand Us the crowning JOY of the whole series.
lhsy had brought every corrupt appliance to
bear upon this State. Gold was iavished in un-
told thousands; hundreds CT voters were imported
from other States, and 30 deep laid and we'll con-
ces,ed was their system OF bribery and fraud, that
they were certain of carrying the State. But the
Wings have carried it triumphantly, and the Loco
Focos are again overjoyed. Was there ever such
set OF Joyous fellows Buffalo Com. Adv.
James u. Sirney, the Abolition and Loco
Foco Candidate.
ProH the Lseixss,eR Co. RssuNisca, oot Bti.
The following dialogue between Mr.. Birney and
frzhush OF this county, actually took place. and is
gwen on Mr.. F's authority; the questions being ask.
ed by him and answered by Dir. Brney:
Are you in favor OF the present Tariff
q | am not.''
Are YOU il favor OF Free Trader"
"Ia am"
:" How do you feel personollyin regard to the An
rexarion OF Texas %
Ca this point have never expressed myself
publicly, but my own private sentiments are that i,
s the surest way Of getting rid OF slavery"
M blrneyis now, or has recently been, in this
vicinity, and the in relation 10 his secretly
Wishing ter the success OF the LocoF oco party cor
respond with what We have given aboye. And il ia
behaved tia. his rission is connected with some
h1,sent designed 70 aid the election of DIR. Polk
VIM WHO Abolitonists, who are honestly and
conseenuousy opposed TO the Annexation Of Texas
sp0 iae sxtenlien and perpetuaton OF Slavery vote
10, r. birney 1t he has, us is now believed betray.
co them on this all important issue IAN issue be-
ssSen Liberty and Slavery. Ii cannot be that they