New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
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yis- sIaine Election.
co,s.poas-ace oil The Tnsuas.

q inm mha, was expected by close cacuators,
although no, quite good az some ardent people
J hoped. The highest point which any one assumed
W.. The non-elec,ion by the People OF Gov. Andar-
1 ,on He is reelected by diminished majority
from the average OF tie three last years. The Wings
have gained several members in the Seui,,e and in
he House. and there many vacancies YET 10 be
hj!sd You ere aware that the Legislature of last
winter by u ncw aw required ma jority TO elect
Presidential Electors and If no Electors chosen
bv m loty of course the Legislature OF last
1 .anst be cs!ed together 10 elect So we stand IN
Maue. propose 10 make 4 few practical sugges-
rous ari-iug from our late CANVASS, which NAV BE- Of
some use 10 cur friends ia other States. And in the
FIST place it ia due the Wings of blaine TO say,
ina; they hsye conducted the canvass on high and
honorable principles: they have discussed and pre-
stnied the great questions IN issue before the Pe0-
PIE by calm and ;orci5ie arguments addressed TO
reason and rot passion-they have cndcayored 10
sustain the great doctrine of Protection on National
grounds by facts and reasoning, and they have
s..,wu clearly how important and necessary such
Protection is 10 the Labor OF the Country. They
have opposed The Annexation of Texas, and The foul
stain upon our Nationsi honor which the proposed
Annexation would bring upon US. They have niso
maintained the justice OF The Distribution principle
and other Whg doctrines by cool and dspassonate
discussion. They have sought discussion on the
stump with their opponents, bat except in few
face 10 face before the people. In the matter Of
public speaking, they have done their whole duty.
1 The other party have also been in the field and
on the stump, but their leading Orators have studi
ousy avoided fair argument. They have, appa-
rn,iy by concert appealed the lowest and vitest
and most malicious feelings of the human heart, TO
PREJUDICE and passion, 10 envy and hatred and all
uachar.labieness. They have represented that the
protective policy and the present Tariff design
\ Ell and Intended 10 make the poor poorer and the
ich richer" that ii giving 10 great capitalists
great income, 3ad rohbing and taxing the poor and
diminishing The wages OF labor. They have assert
ed that II might be Ina, such States as Pennsyl
ylnia were benefited BY The Tariff, but that Maine
was grevously afflicted. So said the Aug usta Age.
4 The duties on Iron and Salt have been constantly
paradeo as most inguous and unjust, and us bear
Ing opptessvely the interests OF Maine, and par
icu!ary the navigating aud fishing interests. Du-
ties have been always represented as taxes and as
in all cases So much added 10 the price to The con-
sumer Mr.. Woodbury. gave the cue in his speech
a; Bangor the 4th of July last, and all know that
! hsis an ul.fa Free Trade advocate. The smaller
orators have sung the same song OF opposition 10
he Protective policy and in favor OF strict Reve-
nue Tariff. d.scarting Protection element -
& We sle not manufacturing State, you know,
rad here the game OF deuuncation of tbs Tariff,
far ns the Protective idea J. involved has been open
aud untisgEiaed. The Eastern Argus in their EN-
ia Of Yesterday announcing the result Of the Eec
lion in this State makes lis capitals speak rs fol-
Iowa:
the Star the East shines Brighter upon the lune Star of
Tc.s."
The whis notices Of Protection and No Annexation lie
t0ra,e IN the du.t.
Every possible misrepresentation OF tire effects Of
/ The Tariff hes baen indusiliousiy circulated, and
tie Safe Of Maine has been represented as opposed
in interest on this question, 10 the great central
Slss. II - CLAIMED here and will be every where
"a Free Trade triumph. Will New-Io,k and
1 NJ md kanus lynn MD ,i,IS2
Every " Democratic mber us Congress elected
ia anti Plojcc,vs and Southern 10 the lack bone"
Whist would give i;!i, dit 10 The Wings. far
nPubic meetings sud banners and speaking is
csfred know ,haI lhs re hes been Il wait o; per
chu Effort and dela'i operation. Our busIuts-
asn those lcost directly interested in the preva.
-pce end pr,n,anelcy The Whig policy. ha, no,
catered ua0n The work personally and efficiently
| b, ,cuN erssion and argument aud The statements
Of ho result OF jls,r o"Hn experience. We have
lied to much upoG public meetings. and the strong
Hgurea.s vi our strong The tnen 70 be con
'ared have 10 II great eSen; been absent irora our
msrlirss and often kept away by unweeried efforts.
B1tiue,s hss been good, and our near-sehied met
have not seen thar there danger IN The distance.
wilt NOT o,hsr States learn before II il late thai
Wbi'st aiass Meetings, DC. &c. are well as one
I Eesns OF inter sung and enghtening the public
mind, that ao,htns-aothing Will supersede stand
10 The place .. Individual eifort, School District or
ssn'zs,ion, and ire.-,dc discussion, riaa 20 man.
4 aud FEC 10 t,Ue. Those who have a stake must uG
!erstsrd that thry--every OF: them must work.
/ LII Tie schoo-houses he lighted up.
Your respectfully. Z.
TIE AMERICAN Art UNIos.-'This institution
veil deserves the thanks Of all lovers Of the arts for
heb9autiu exhibition which il has thrown open TO
epublic tcithout charge in the gallery 322 Broad
way, opposite the Hospital There choice pam
ags BY almost every living American artist Of emf
hence, among which, ALI will be struck with $50
anbus pleading his cause before Ferdinand and lsa-
BELLA" by Leutze, nov frs, exhibited. "'rhe Re-
/ turn OF Columbus in Chains by the artist,
| exhibited by the rt-Union last year. ali remember
as painting Of great arstica merit, and OF beau
nlnI, melancholy interest. The present picture is
much more snowy and attractive. The Moorish
incery OF the Ahnmra, and the gorgeous tapestries
Of Ire audience chamber Of The united thrones Of
Castillo and Arragou, are well fitted TO show to ad-
'anuge the Royal Court, while the grouping OF the
s.aIes and the admirable management OF the light,
tSt Of; the accessories, make tout ensemble OF the
uos, striking character, serving in great degree 10
tyea and highten the characteristic beauties Of The
ae;sls The diguifrd, selfish and doubling Ferd
tanc-ihe overwhelmed and amiable Isabella-the
earnest, heroic and confident Columbus-the ab
sOrbed and honest Cardinal, that devours the words
Of Inc noble de;e.dGnt-the ncredulous monk-the
snSious and Interested iisteners-thc lockers on from
mere curiosity, and the unconcerned and lively page
''e as Carefully finished up and as characteristic
sad liie-like in their features and expressions, as
aey could be if each were a abored, fuil-lcpg,h,
miniature portrait.
"eintended to say word about the beautiful
'ndscapes by the four Sisters, the Misses Nasmyth
snd some Of the other gems, but we have not room
me walls are covered with beauty. Go and look
;''oeT The gallery is open all days easy OF
s'eess, ion Tie first floor, and is remarkably quiet
40 Agreeable place for ladies' as well as gentlemen,
''fend an hour.
+ rS We learn from the New Era that, on las,
W. ;oaaay, alr Knight lief; this city with requsi
~, ron the Governor OF this State TO the Execu'
VOL New-York for The delivery OF one John Boyd,
committed murder in this County about lively,
~. ago for which is was tried, found guilty, and
,.hced 10 executed; but adiy or previous 10
- VIC I4el fnr his pyqt,ufiOn he. succeeded