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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
PHILApELpHiA, Feb. 81, 1874.


DEAR Sir: have seen several gentlemen d.
rect from Hartford, Connecticut, who were pre-
sent at the late Mass Meeting held at that place,
and who have been in other parts of the State
They represent the people of old "Steady Hab-
its" as thoroughly awakened, and resolved to
send Locofocoism to the dark abodes, and to the
old gentleman from whence it came. The great
est enthusiasm prevails in every part of the
State among the Wings, while dismay is pictur-
ed upon the countenances of their opponents.
There, as in other manufacturing States, the
people have become fully convinced which par
ty is identified with the Tariff policy, and to
which they owe the prosperity which is now
seen and felt by them. The contrast between
the present and the past condition Of the coun-
try is TOO striking TO be overlooked by intelligent
people, such as those of our country are, and il is
idle to talk to them about the change they feel
and witness being brought about by the destruc-
ton of the United States Bank. They know
better--they know that it is attributable to the
Tarif-the Wing Tariff; and they know that if
this Tariff is disturbed, they will feel the effect
of its disturbance in their business. Of two
facts the people of the Northern and Middle
States--and | may almost venture to say the
Southern States-have become fully aware, name
ly, that under the extravasant and wasteful ad-
ministration of Mr.. Van Buren,, and with low
scale of duties, descending to almost l6 per
cent, the country was Frustrated, paralyzed, and
became as a weak and staggering man apd that
under the Tariff adopted by the Wings, and
with which they are identified, change has
come over the country of most extraordinary
and favorable kind. 1t may now be asked
whether, with this knowledge, derived from ex-
perience, and in part from sufferings, the people
will be likely to throw themselves back again into
the power Of those who brought the country in
to its PROSTATE condition, or whether they will
prefer those in power, to whom they are indebt-
ed for their present prosperity, and escape from
former grinding adversltya Do you want an
answer to these questions You have it in the re-
suit Of the late election in Maryland; you will
have it in the result of the election soon to take
place in Connecticut; you have it in the public
voice now reverberating from mountain to noun
tain, from hill to hill, and from valley to valley,
in Pennsylvania, for here in this State is the wand
of the Magician broken, and the people are
ava. ening as from deep sleep. Let me as
tsure you, and do it with certain confidence,
and upon the best information, that the vote of
Pennsylvania will be given to MIR. Clay, by a
majority of not less than 10000. Mark this
down, and tell your readers they may rely upon
| its being verified next tall.
Yours, KEYSTONE.
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TO THE WINGS OF THE UNITED STATES.
GRAND NATIONAL WING BANNER BADGE

~ RAND NATIONAL WING BANNER BADGE.
" WILLIAM CURLErT & JOHN GADE, of
the city of Baltimore, the former painting un-
der the direction of the Wing Banner Committee of
this city, and the latter attending to The remainder Of
the getting up Of the " Grand Wing National Ban
ner" to be presented by the Wings of Baltimore, to
the Wings of such State IS shall have the largest
proportionate number of delegates in attendance at
the Young Mems Wing National Convention of RAJ
LITIGATION, TO meet in Baltimore, on Thursday the I'd
day of May next, respectfully that they are
getting up in the best style Of engraving and printed
satin, two BADGES, which will be fac SMILES of
the "National Wing Banner;'' one of them will be
large and suitable for framing, and the other of
proper size to wear on coats in the National Wing
Procession, and other public occasions of political
character during the year. Some of them will DC
handsomely got up in colora Due notice will be
given of the time when they will be ready for de-
livery. The copyright has been secured.
Communications from Clubs, Associations, or per-
sons DESTROYS Of dealing in the Badges, addressed to
the undersigned, will be attended to.
WILLIAM CURLETT,
JOHN GADE
Bahimore, February, 1914. feb l2-A
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Rum RIOT IN PHILADELpHIA--A rum riot in
the Philadelphia Museum, on Saturday evening,
is thus described in the Philadelphia Sun:
Mr.. Murphy, one Of the singers, made hi,
appearance to sing song, as announced in the
programme, when he was met with showers Of
Kisses from the audience. The police however,
interfered, and induced the unruly ones to desst,
and Mr.. M. concluded his song amid applause
and Kisses After he finished, number of the
rowdies went into the " Mummy,"a low grog-
gerry in the neighborhood, and obtained supply
Of liquor and by the time Mr.. M. made his sec
ond appearance they had returned to hail him
with Kisses, groans, and imprecations. The
officers again interfered but their efforts al quel-
ling the disturbance were vain The gas lights
were very judiciousy put out just as the fighters
had made rush at the staging, and were car
rying away the Partition Mr.. Murphy availed
himself Of the darkness and escaped, or other
wise the issue might have been serious. There
were not many females present, but those who
were there did more than ample justice to their
lungs"
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tent Of political influence ~ See Niles Register,
September 10, 1882
1t is not little singular that prophecy made
two years in advance of the time of fulAlment
should have been SO exactly fulfilled 1t shows
that this letter was written by one who spoke
"by authority"
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-. Ma" said young lady of twelve to her mo-
thcr, 81 should like to get married!"
sa" Oh! nonsense, my DEAR" said her mother,
"you are too young yet what put such an idea
into your head I"
"Nothing, ma, only Sophie here, is over six
teen years Of age, and says she was never at a
wedding should like to crafty the little inno-
cent"
Very disinterested, very.
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The Louisiana Planters Banner says that the
remains of Judge Porter have NOT been taken TO
Louisville for interment as has been stated.
They will be taken to Nashville, Tenn, but not
Immediately. &
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The singing at the organization Of Clay Club
In Geneva threw the editor of the Locofoco paper
into chicken 6ts-and well it might-for Loco
has no more music in his soul than side of sole
leather Rochester Democrat.
We said, few days ago, that this singing
would be the death of the Locos; our prediction
will soon be verified in full. Last Saturdays
Globe gave evident signs Of the hydrophobia
about the Wing songs and we see from the
above that another Locofoco has got fits. Sing
away, boys, and kill them off as soon as possible.
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Captain Nye, Of the ship Independence, which
arrived at New York on Sunday from Liverpool,
states that he had quite warm weather during
the whole passage. He was ten days becalmed,
and ten days from Sable Island, with light west
erly winds
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" The Report Of the Hon. GARRETT DAVIS,
from the Minority Of the Committee of Elec-
tons Of the House Of Representatives, on the
/" General Ticket Members" is just published,
and now ready for delivery, at this office: Is
pages, octavo-price, $12 SO per thousand.
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10 The Speech of the Hon. ANDREW STEW.
ART, of Pennsylvania, in Defence Of Western
Improvements, and reviewing the Principles
and Policy Of Martin Van Buren,; to which is
added his reply to the attack Of Mr. Weller,
is just published, and now ready for delivery, at
the office Of the Wing Standard-16 pages large
octavo-prce, $12 so per thousand
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LocoFoco MUMMERrEs.-Therc is fun in the
Wings singing and real wit in the same old
COON" But the Locofocos are ridiculous when
ever they undertake anything of the kind, and
cruel as they are ridiculous. At Chestertown,
(Md.) on the 10Th inst when it was supposed that
the Locofocos had elected Mr.. Constable to Con-
gress, they performed one of their orgies. The
Cenreville Times says
"All the coon skins in that region were bought
up, as well as poor living coon. The locofocos
after lighting their fires, began their incantatons,
and seemed greatly endowed with magical skill.
They erected scafolds on which
they hung the emblems Of their fallen foes--they
marched around them-hurraed- Observation-Disclosures
r-marched--loaded their pieces, and ball after
ball passed through the living as well as the dead
coons"
And it is thus by tortnrng poor dumb animal
that these enlightened locofocos expect to estab-
lish their reputation for order and decency.
Baltimore Pat, tot.
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GREAT SALE OF Wool FROM ONE ESTATE
The celebrated farm of r. H. Rose, at Silver
Lake, Pa, maintains ten thousand sheep. few
days since, the proprietor sold at one time to a
pale weighing from $50 to $50 lbs, at 81 cents
per pound-Northern Pennsylvania.
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DEATH OF A DRUNKARD.-The Salem tO.)
Village Register, furnishes us with the particu-
lars of death which occurred IN New Lisbon,
a town in the vicinity, on the 10th inst. There
was fox-hunt on that day, at which liquor had
been freely used. Becoming too much intoxi-
Gated to continue the hunt, the poor wretch Law
for "some hours on the cold ground attended
only by his son, lad about twelve years old,
who, on finding himself unable to get his drunken
father away, went home and informed his mo-
Their Of the circumstances. Still hoping he would
return, she did not send after him-nieht came
on, and he was accidentally discovered by a
neighbor, who carried him to a house near by,
where he expired in few hours His body was
brought to town, and for some cause exhibited at
a.grocery. The effect upon his wife is said 10
have been horrifying and heart rsnding.''
The next morning the grocer, who had sold
the man liquor, brought out the remainder of his
stock and burned it--having first signed the
pledge. His example was followed by another
grocer. AT the funeral the pledge was laid upon
the dead mans coffin, and seventy-one persons
signed it on the spot collection of eighty
dollars was then made for the widow, fifty Of
which were contributed by the grocer who had
sold the liquor to the deceased.
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A resolution has passed the Mississippi Legis-
lature, granting permission to R. S. Graves, the
absconding treasurer, to return to that State.
So says the Yazoo Wing.
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THAT "INFERNAL BLACK TARIFF"

THAT "INFERNAL BLACK TARIFF"
UNPRECEDENTED RECEIPT OF REYENuE.--We
learn from the New York Courier and Enquirer
that the receipts at the New York custom house
from the LIST to the Oath instant inclusive, were
hoo millions sirleen thousand foe hundred and
eighty-sir dollars and cigAty-three cents-$2,
O16,5s6 SO.
This fact, as the Courier says, ought to be &C.
companied by another:-
There have arrived at New York, between
Saturday the 10th and Friday the 23d instant,
inclusive, ia days. 50 ships, 4l banks, 81 briggs,
l52 schooners, from the following places New
Orleans, IS ships, IL barks, IL briggs; Mobile,
IL ships, barks, 7 briggs; Apalachicola, 10
ships, bark, briggs; ST. Marks, briggs; Sa-
vannah, 3 ships, 6 briggs; Attakapas, Cedar
Key, and Baltimore, each ! brig Boston, 2
briggs. From foreign ports--Canton, ship,
bark Liverpool, ships; London, ship New
port, (Wales,) ship; Amsterdam, ship
Glasgow, ship, / bark Hamburg, 3 banks
Bordeaux, bark Marseilles, bark; Dundee,
bark, Rochelle, bark; Palermo, bark
West Indies s barks; South America, 2 banks,
and A briggs, from different ports in South
America, West Indies, &c. Of the l52 schoon-
ers, 90 are from foreign ports.
1t strikes us that these two statements, both
of them from sources leaving no cavil as TO their
authenticity, are not very striking evidences of
the ruin that was TO be brought upon us by the
"black tariff