New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-08

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would prefer pasns ,u ,s s1s from week 70 week may
eans n their names and receive receipts the publishing
Office Subscribers who do not receive tler papers
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.au,orf,,1 A ddress Of MIR. SEWARD. de.
:, :. ~ Niece Meet;no of the Whigs of
a Cor,,a,d Counties on the 22d nit.
III ho found nm the first page Of this paper We
10 so,d,rn road GO much that is admirable,
.r,.hs,, and ;nsn;r;,no in so small a compass
1uo,+.r, Neu, yorl, ;s alive and will enthusiast.
oa,,r resnond to this noble appeal.
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The Abolition Face of Loco-Focoism.
The Oaondaga Standard, (Syracuse0 very
monument and influential Loco. Foco journal Of
this State, has an insdious article on Slavery and
MIR. Clay, intended to arouse the Anti-savery
feeling of the North against that Statesman. 1t
closes as follows:
be IN a. y0r b@an az .y the ne h"nesy is s
ed say tina. 1 ne na Res noi oni
STAKEHOLDER calls others and endeav9rs persuade
Contempt M can the candid orin,ereni view him7"
There are great many On whohl .hs logic
will take effect, but 1t is notwithstanding essen
italy unsound. Let US test IL oy examples: iof
instance ne man VINO says he 10 opposeo 10
ho"'uH od'"0''e'0" to' ,o''J 'e''""'''' - any
other system OF Nei:g'oh'J anu ye' 'o'es ioi d
Cathohc, Lor tresoytefial'' or WialeVer'l ana
calls upon others to do SO, deserves the pity OF
contempt OF the candid and intelligent" low
would this answer IN Tree country
1ntemperance affords another good illustration
We consider Alcohol one OF the greatest curses
of this country-at least as baneful as and great
deal harder to extirpate than Slavery. We think
every person does wrong toi'en isyl 3. ~. VIZ
drinks Aroent opii's nl "n, snd;date q hooans. ha
never .l'inn - 'o ,,r vot;n ,r.nst ono
10 10 - at ,oerelv IN that ground. Yet how easy
"' IL. .. 80. tb.+ 8. If bo s,vs be s onno.
'na p, 49,. cn;r;ts ret votes FIR one who
~. :, ,,,bat Taht bnt that of ptv or contempt
oan b, ths candid and INTELLIGENT view him 2" Men
of ona do. w;,, he taken in by this logic, but the
-, .I,,o,,. +b.4 neitbar Sla
49,. an,, a,rous error ;s to
very in'''ipo'"'''e' - 80, &C proe;
oe pu' uo"n - p's " ,,,h;oh ara ,eoy,, IN
oenl tila' u'' quce'io"s -
vowed III 'i'a' pe''oi's ''"'"' ~.
oinefeh' ila'u'e anu ,,'". 49,. y ie''''s
snaoow oi oA'''a' @Ao'A,oA W l" ''.
substance 81 u io'.o'.u:. ~ c,aa..
anes,;on nsS sn = ~, slsvsrr will; NJ, he abolished
Nv anv noss;ble result Of the struggle of 1914.
while the Tariff may be-nay, is sure to be -FOUR
,,,no,a,,4g tr;;r,,,b
-y;,l not the candid and intelligent, look at
tb;s matter Wi not the friends of the Union
every where repel the unfair use which is making
So <b IN nroudIcp Mr. Claw