New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
Northern Penn.yiy ania-The troasiag of
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We have had cur fea7s tina. the audac;ous
roisrepresentatoas Of the position Of ftheresPectve
? .r,es end candidates On the Tariff Question
would succeed N Pennsylvcnia, and that ma
.rity OF tee yo.ers of ,hz. State might be de-
csivcd into voting for Polk on the preteace ttlst
h IS II fevcr cf Protective Taris. There nc
ser was fraud more impudent and cruel than
tais; and yet wc have apprehended its triumph.
0a, latest saVices, hogeve-, arc more en5our4-
siny. TIE mass OF the People begin To Sc
.hey must see--taat to vote ior Polk Is voting
asainst their own vital Understanding to smut
up many OF Their workshops, to put out the tires
Of their forges snd furnzces, and dep-ive thou
sands OF the;g l4borers OF work and bread. 80
sseiug, VIC believe they sill act accordingly, enc
hat very many even OF those who Will vote '0s
Skunk and the ether Loco Candidates IN oc'o-
oer, because they are called Democratic ano pro
less 70 be Tariff rnen, VIII raznse 70 Toie '9f l'iA
n November. They viii 80: SIC, though II Is
.ear and ,.in, tha, to rete far Skunk T7ot7 IS 70
,,,e ogoiost the Tarif, no matte: whzt 'aay DC
n s6pnks individual opinions. Every enemy
,f The Tart in til. land VII rejoice over the
lection Of Skunk as Free Trade triumph and
sure 5oreruoner Of the election OF Polk aud ths
eownrall Of Protection. Men OF Pennsylvania !
If you mean Protection, why not say so, act So
vote SO consistently Throughout
We believe many, who were at first inclined TO
vote for Clay at the Presidential Election, are be-
.iuniog to take the right view, and wall act ac-
;ortiugly. The thorough Wings are every where
RI, aork aud Will poll mighty vote at each E!ec
.ion. We have strong and Increased hopes that
darkle end Wing Legislature will 6e carried,
3u!tpg an end to tho contest so far as Pennsyl.
g1nia is concerned. If they Should lose Malke,
: we trust they VII not, it viii be by 50 small
rosiority as to warrant the highest hopes Of
choosing the Clay Electors in November.
We had advices yesterday of very large ard
spirited Whig meetings at two points where they
most do great good.
one was at Blossburgb, TrocA Co. (Which
County gave in 40 for Harrison 695, Van b.
-cn l,72l-Loco majority e26) A, this place
Folk meeting was held few days before, and
numbeTed but few hundreds. TIE Clay gath
ering was held on the 9th nl,. and was the first
Ehig Mass Meeting ever held in Tioga, and
mustered 2,5O0 to 3,Oo0. 1t was addressed
ny L. P. Wnlrsros, Judge HERRIcK of Bradford
So Hon. A. B. Dickinson of Chemupg, THoM.
AS A. JonNsoY Of Steuben, and Others. ii was
grca, and enthusiastic meeting. Judge Herrick's
elsous for renouncing the Loco Foco party, and
us exposition Of the differences between modern
Loco Focoism and old time Democracy, were
most forcibIc and convincing. We are sure this
oseiing VII be felt in the coming Elections.
Two more Wing meetings in different parts oi
lhc County were announced.
The ether meeting of good promise was
neld in Columbus, WARREN County, last week,
md was attended by some 3,00O Freemen
This is in one OF the wildcs, and newest portions Of
North.W ss,ern Pennsylvania. Columbus is
a,,le village of some fifty dwellings, with scarcely
larger settlement within twenty-five miles
rro years ego, you would have to ride two hours
u any direction tc find dezen Wings. Gen.
Dudley MAxyIM Of this State addressed the as
senblage with great eIoqueuce and power. War
rcr cave Harrison S27 votes to 929 fir Van b.
remand this was the best Wing vote ever yet
taken in The County--it having formerly been
,wo to ono Loco. We expect from 1t 900 votes
tor Clay in November.
So tho Good Cans, moves on