New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Rather Raw.

Rather Raw.
ToMs Editor of TIE Tribune:
On Friday evening, after the Loco-Foco pre-
cession, young Irishman, two weeks from the
"Ould Country" came into the virranibla in
company with his brother, en- M. D. who is by
thebye ranling Loco, and after calling for
something tc clear their throats, tbeing consider
ably hoarse from believing for Jimmy Polk,)
was accosted by the bar.keeper, and the follow
ing conversation took place:
B-Good evening, SIR
J-Good evening
B-I see by your badge you have been in the
procession.
J.-Yes, sir.
blow long have you been in this country 2
1.-Two weeks yesterday.
B-So soon in this Country and taking part
already in politics.
J.ZMy brother wished me to walk tonight
he ssys that we may beat the Wing procession
in numbers.
B.-To which party do you belong to, sir :?
ITO the-(hesitation) to the what's that
you cell them-the-the Dang g-er- lites- turning
to his brother, the NJ. d. what's that you call
them, sir2
M.D.-You mean Democrats.
J.-Yes, sir, them's them.
Your friend. BOB.
THEODORE FREIINdHUrsEN.-A correspondent
of the Newark Tariff Advocate relates the fol-
lowing anecdo:e Of one whom not only every
Jerseyman, but the whole nation delights to
honor. He says:
Being ct public house in neighboring town,
awaiting the arrival of the cars, the attention Of my
tnI ,,ol4
earnest conversation. 1t appeared that they We're
politicians and both of them attached to the party
miscalled Democratic. One of them remarked L
once was engaged in a lawsuit. 1t was cause OF
Importance and secured the services Of eminent
counsel. Among others / mployed Gov. Vroom
and Theodore Frelinghuysen. short time before
the trial Mr.. F. came to me and remarked that he
was satisfied he could be of no service to me, and
insisted upon returning the fifty dollar fee which
have given him. mention this tsaid hel as re-
markable case, AND CAN'T GO AGAINST Mr.. FIRE.
LlSeHUYsEE."
A BOLD GAME AvowED-WAR WITH Mexico
A Polk and Dallas meeting was recently held
in Marietta. Georgia, when letter was read
from Gen. James Hamilton, of South Carolina,
we'll known for his connexion with Texas
affairs After deuouncing the Tariff and The
Wing leaders in the strongest manner, he pro-
ceed. thus to invite war with Mexico, should
tha. C, untry attempt again 10 re .conqner Texas
"WiE mol the b,ne and muscle Of the S"uth
rosh 10 the iescuci Shall ,re mt roll 6nck The
fde of Oor on tie nvader, srea i I" ITS fr'e-
sslbls infuz 1t should ovsrRow his o,Dn terri
tory and soeer cp2ey ta'"g o.iore 1T
Truly lhis IL 'l,o~.tg off the mask With a
vengeance sS.,.s'n &i-x,co auemPt To recon-
qnes her rsvoits- Province, the people OF tn
Cuited States aIe mere cooy invited 70 disregard
all trsai.e and to violate national faith-ano 'or
WHAT Simply. and this is the whole gist OF inc
mattsr-b~cnnos Texas, If attaohed 10 TINS
country, would assist III 'he fIenslon of slavery
LIsEL suIr.-De. roppnn, son OF Senator
Tsp,en, OF Ohio, has brought an aclon tor hesi
against the editor OF the Plttsburgh Spirit OF the
Age, for the publication of an article chargloG
nm with having robbed and afterwards shot MI
Dill A. Smith, which story was gross forgery
pepera,ed upon the editor Of the paper by some
rascal to injure Mr.. Tappan.
Mr.. BgcKzoRp.-Tne will OF the late MIR.
Beckford was recently proved at Doctors Com
mons. At ten years of sge he succeeded to the
enormous income of 100000 year. He ex-
pended f273,0O0 upon Fonthill, which he made
sPace unparalleled magni6cence. In Decem-
Mr, 1922, tho great tower fell, destroying con.
aoerable part Of the mansion, which was rebuilt
a. immense expense. In consequences of exces-
aIe expenditure. and other circumstances, he
sad thus property. which was purchased by MIR.
i5afquhar for G333, 1000; and Mr.. Beckford, with
as diminished fortune, retired to Bath. His
property has been sworn to as under f60,00O.
" The Richmond Wing announces the arri-
% Of Hon. John s. Pendleton, In Hampton
Aoeds, on his ra9nrn from Chill where he has
sa charge d'Afaires for some years past. He
Tss ss fne health, and brim full Of Wing yea" I"
saI nc Wing welcomes his arrival most heartily,
aa calls upon him to stay not more than three
I.ay with his wife before he takes the feld."
And he will oha a. Iii