The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-03

The N. Y. Tribune (coon) acknowledges tn
extract a forgery! What will the coon papers il
this State do about the matter We shall see.
ANOTHER TRICK OF THE OLD coon
EXPOSED
Poor, desperate old beast! It's really gcltin!
TO be matter Of pity rather than contempt, The
efforts the wretched old coon is making to save
his hide, Tie following is the last trick-copiet
into all the miserable coon papers in the country!
From the Atlas
JAMES K. POLK ABANDONED BY THE 10.
co FOCOS OF PENNSYLVANIA
The leaders of the Loco Foco Party have beer
for s,me time past, engaged in the attempt 10
make their brethren in Pennsylvania believe tina,
Polk WAS not so decidedly agars, every shade oil
Prolecnn IN our American products and Indus
nv T.. hr has been represented 10 be- They have
endsa,ored, with the most scdulous anxiety, ia
keen out of view his a-tarif letters and published
speeches--and have even gone so far M TO enlice
hun into writing letter, protesting his assent to
"incdcntnl protection "
The PENNSYLVANIA l.oros however or some Of
them nj lcas,-hnye been 10 shrewd 10 he taken
in this ,rrp They are in favor of maintaining the
Tariff Of lS42; and they do no, appear disposed to
he hunbugged into the support of Presidential
Candidate, who is believed TO entertain deadly
hostility to that gTea, measure.
Some five or six weeks since, meeting of Loco
Focos was held in Dickinson Township, Ponnsyl'
vania-at which committee was appointed TO nd
dress letter 10 Mr. Polk. in order 10 draw out his
views on the subject Of the present Tariff. The
Committee addressed to him the following letter:
CARLISLE, July %, lS44.
Hon. JAMES X. Pork,
Dear Sir-At n meeting Of the Democrats OF
Dickinson Township, Of this (Cnmherlnnd county
Pal the undersigned persons we're appolnaed a
Committee, to address you on the subject OF the
Tariff and inquire.
lst Are you in favor Of The Tariff OF 1922
End Would you, If elected, support that act as
1t is, wi,hou, modification; or would You be in Ia
vor of modifying IL
With every desire to support and uphold the
Democratic nominees, we most respectfully re-
que.ta distinct and positive answer to the above
in.erogN,ories.
Very sincerely, your most obed'ent,
Humble servants,
Thos. C. Miller, Henry Iinch,
Jacob Blyles, Martin Snyder.
Joshua Sellers. Montgomery Donaldson,
Francis Hutchinson, Henry Y. Wilson,
John Moore, John Myers,
Benjamin PuiIer.
The Carlisle Statesman. n paper devoted TO the
support of Polk, Dallas, and Skunk, Publishes
the proceedings of the adjourned meeting, at which
the committee made their report The proceed-
ings are M follows: ,,
From the Carli,e Statesman of Sept A. isl4
DICKINSON TOWNSHIP, DEMOCRATIC
TARIFF MEETING
Alta large and respectable meeting Of the Dem
ocrs,s Of Dickinson Township, friendly TO the
Tariff of 1912, held pursuant 10 notice, at Teeso
Tavern, on Saturday, the 3lst Of August, John
Moore, President-Capt Jacob Chesnel. Henry
Inch, Jacob Pycr, Peter rz. Philip Par'ett, John
McKenney and ilenIy Smith. Vice Presden's,-
Martin SNYDER, Secretary-,he following proceed
ings were had.
The committee appointed n, the former meeting
to address a letter 10 the Hon. James IL polk,
make report thu, they have addressed the i"'low-
ing communication TO him; the hve weeks nave
since elapsed and that no reply has been received
fliere tho Committee report copy oil inc le''er
which we have given above
Whcreupon the following striking resolutions.
preceded by n spirited PREAMBLE and followed by
mn able address, were unanimously agreed to, ns
the declared sentiments Of The meeting:
Resolved, that we cannot suppoit The cleo
ton of James X Polk to the Presidency of the
United States, because he is opposed to larl'l OF
protection
Resolved That we feel the most earnest desire
snd anxious wish to preserve the purity OF the
Democratic party; and that we are most hr'n'y
convinced thu, designing men have now placed
the party in that false position Of giving support to
n man who is hostile 10 their principles and their