New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-17

supplied every man of both parties who viii read
with Whig Documents on the Great Questions
of the day. Now viii you Just see that no foul
means are used TO aepr.ue IKE Wkig Cause Of
ootss tsdt fairly belong 10 ii IF 2 nan Is fet
against us, that is enough. Bat there ere thou
sands even nov opposed to Us who would vote
FOR Mr.. Clay ii the Tariff and Texas Questions
we're clsarly set before them. Thousands are now
supporting Polk in the full belief that he viii not
attempt TO destroy the Tarf, nor to annex Texas
a: the hazard of War With Mexico. Press Inc
f4c.s hoGae On thei- understandings On then con-
sciences, and they will, if not vote fos Mf. Ciay'
withhold their votes from Polk. VIII Jou eacn
try 10 irnpresa one candid, conscientious neIgh0oi
with such truths?
s.. Be on tie ,eatch for secret hes. "nsiS'1
Nsturalzed Citizen is Wing, ne win DC Z
s,ecisl marx for Foco Foco deception and wle-
Spcb were told in 1910 that if Gen. Harfison
should be elected, they would ell De sent out OF
.,a country. now they are told that the Wings
burnt the Catholic Churches In Pnliadeipnia-
| that the Wings have adopted the Native prncipie
ofreeuiring 81 years residence before NstuIaiza-
tim Of all Foreigners who shall hereafter come
into the country, &C. &c. To ignorant men the
Tariff will be grossly bclied and maligned In Sc
cret whispers. Are you ready Tor al! such de-
vices
6. Be sure to devote the day before Election
to making the last preparations for the contest
See every man in your neighborhood; know that
he has no: been secretly tempered with and dis
affected; know that he viii start for the Polls
carly On tia eventiul morning, and has the means
of getting there. Do not lay your head On a pill
low that night until every thing is ready.
Wing reader! do not understand us as speak
ing 10 some one else-to some esquire, or cap
tain, or head man-we mean you' Can you
not afford few days TO your Country They
may save you and your children peril, suffering,
taxation to sustain unjust, aggressive War-,hey
may secure you years of Prosperity. 0 be not
unlaithful 10 the cause of True Freedom, OF
Liberty guarded by Law--of genuine National
honor and National well being
The October Elections have not been so de-
'ot'S DO SilLel pAity oNP1SlNN' A'N '''' '--''S-'
claimed by both parties have given indecisive
maiorilies Ono and New Jersey have gone
clearly Wing, yet apathy and inattention might
lose either of them; PENNSYLVANIA has given just
about as much sgainsl Us as in the State Elec-
ton of 1910, and may be carried FOX President
now az she was then; GEORGIA gives small
majority against US on the Popular Vote, but our
friends assure US ,ha: she will go Wing in No
vember All is to be decided by the energy, the
ardor, the well.directcd effJrt of the next three
weeks In one regard, VIC rsjoice that this is 50
We would not have it said that Henry Clay was
elected before New. YoRK could participate in it.
II VIC are not grossly deceived, she is fully pre-
pared TO render noble account Of herself on the
5th of November. Glorious viii be the reflection
that unimpelled by the momentum of other
States oinfaenGed by Pennsylvania or Virgin
ia-N1w YORK saved the Tariff and The Union
By giving her potential Vote for Henry Clay :
Wings of the distant States. you may trust her .
Do bu, your duty, and rely on the performance
of hers