New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-15
George NJ. Dallas.

The newspapers, wing and Lnco-f oco are
gathering up choice Inorccaux from TINS " Draco
of pampeteers, as the Philadelphia Forum calls
HIM The reputation they make Tor him, Doth as
politician and Il Htterateur, are about on u par
We suhioin some specimens. The nrst Is from a
.etter TO John Willis, Esq OF Virginia, written in
August, 1910.
Uarr"n M nfri,burg eI"tcd By the dctatnfIa vo
lence aud inflated promises OF the Abo;on'ds me fesi
%oEeS and central WIZ, are lar from hostile their Che
Aboton destructive principles and pfSect' EVER WI
that Abolition had filed the ballot boxes he day wien a.
cersn-d General 9tI,on efct EoJG nos Close
cnnno helo s,.pcc;ng that OF them Southern h'E,
would like 10 zee raging AboIton threatened soIu' IN
the delusye hope attaining aid the general coniuson
Shah be surprised II Pennsylvania does not give MI Van
Euen majority exceeding tHeHtg ihoRSGHG-Iny lnorinuton
j1stfes confident expectation 81 te sa,ne eH.eSu
0' OF i Nan IL ATSiRE, Ma,sachuet New
York aud DIDO friends send Us accounts "ihcn 'e'e'e Us
THIS IS very good but the Plebeian has still
richer brochure, equalcd only by his Texas rhap-
s,dv over Mir. walkers pamphlet. Mr.. Dallas,
it will be remembered, voted for the re-chaTter OF
the L. 5. Bank, but after the ueto he writes thus
10 a Loco-Foco Committee in Pa:
From the nomen, Of the veto, tie enraGed board hereto
fore discreet nd plausible g r 9 liz ' nsy psies o. beng
int ae entered e. bound and % Tan On sen. % we're .e
ui political stfIle iu'NI ~
ever, election erolnd official manesotN equally rifnsnh
and iril,mmnnry WEI issed fIlslnen WI, 10 ne ovei
n.ged the citizens ntnat the elective franchise dear1a
led or controlled, the counry revoiutionzed :! u
nrew me irreslsty the pledge which, rs hepus
ena" had Gge T TI9 !s! AND eis ARED
WTiii PHI6}i: the manly. VIGOROUS and TRiUMPi!
Ant KESJ5TASTE y whIh y ;sSPIRi aTE TeIe
Pfoyencs among It's numerous nerclu depeisG,oEs. or
ed ,h Gle Ia occur, while yet enough 0i primitive e
mocrncy and revolutionary energy remained to secure rs sue
NJ when the w5icto%rf was IenHli-l ny 9e Mio>e
H., stern pr-.-nre and nileAbie purpose The eii" 81 td
ton caiio' taDdslneai Withdrew defeated nnd uha'a
Psn CosreA.-As the Loco Foco press is in
dust.iouslv engaged III pas;cring over Mr.. Dal-
lass vo.e IN favor o; the recharer, "a vote winch
was followed by the above rhodomontade,l It may
be well to look at The facts IN the case. The Al
bany Evening Journal gives the following as Mr.
Dalas's Instructions" rerbatnm ct htcrdiim, as
adopted by the Pennsylvania Legislature:
ind he II further Rcsoired Sc That connected as ne
rrospery of isricuiurc and .HdmudetHres ere w' hs
fHnHciq! operations ard sound cErrcncy ~ ne
c0untru ut rlcc The sptdy re csHrtertn ~ nc bd ~ .e
nifei States IL II ri importance 70 the Dnbtie weGre
Il will be seen that they were not very strln.
gent nor particularly specific; and that the Penn
sylyania Senator'S were neither instructed, nor
even requested" TO vote for the re-chartcr
doubtless lor the reason that Mr.. DALLAS aud
his colleague were known TO be IN tdror OF the
measure That Mr.. DALLAS was so inclined Is
apparent from the remarks he made on present
ing the memorial OF the Bank praying for re-
charter Here is the record:
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