New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
eastern Pennsylvania-Politi's-! 's-!noi-
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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dents, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
BRIsTOr., Einsey Hctei. Aug - i'7i
All Bucks County and the whole CT this eopsres-
sonal Distric; is alive to the immense importance
Of tie coming contest. never saw so mGch
enthusiasm among the Wing party: and IN the
lece OF the grea, increase ofbusiuess-manuiac'lTes
trade of all kinds and iHr reved demand Tor pro-
duce. with improvement and prosperity in every
branch OF business, produced By the presen; arf'
never fear that all this section Of Pennsy venia Eli
give very large maiority for Clay and trelpgduy-
sen; and from the statements have recei'ed !roin
nv friends, Col. Swift and Geo. w. Jones, who
with the Clay Minstrels are making an important
tour through the centre Of this State, there Is no
doubt at all tha, Alarkle will be the next Governor
am never disposed 10 be sanguine but IN tnis
case assurance seems doubly sure events
There is no f=ar OF the people mistskins the issue
although The most base and insidious efforts have
been made to induce the psopie-the farmers espe-
cslly-to believe that S1r Polk is in favor oil The
{" Tarin as it is
A valuable instance OF presence OF mind occurred
mere a few DAYS since. A daughter OF DR.. Rose IA
celebrated physician of Phadelphia lovely girl OF
Is whilst jumping into boat, slipped and fell INTO
the Delaware. The tide ranning out strong sne
world have drowned ere assistance could nave Feach-
ed her had 10. her brother tnav!ng rean OF us 'al
thrown his hat 10 her, telling her 10 hold on by the
rim, which she did, and supported her head above
wafer ill a boat reached and saved her.
We had almost frghiu eccidentthe other night.
The baggage cars at the Depot here are lowered or
the inclined plane by rope attached 10 the locomo-
tive and baggage car. Last night the hook slipped
ou, Of the last baggage car and il rushed down the
inclined plane, and wss dashed and broken against
the posts and the steamboat al the bottom. hir.
MorclI the conductor was walking down IN front oil
il and barely escaped being crushed TO atoms,
moment later, and he would have been Killed. ilao
the car not been very light. goo lbs only IN NJ II
would have rushed across the deck OF the sicaoou'
and killed many Of the passengers.
This is Il lovely place for a summer residence
the bctel lone cf the bes; in the Siaie) i delightful
i situated on the banks OF the Delaware-and 'fe
bathing facilities, fishing spots and rides and drives
around are equal TO any in the country he cnar
ges are less Than half much as at Cape May
Rockaway, Saratoga AZ. and the Accommodations
both bed aud board, thrice as good. ii. W. Herbert
Esq is here with his amilv-h ne is iraDslatlng sue ;
Wandering Jew "l-Shrival, with his beautiful and
wealthy bride is also here. Rowlandson Stephen
son is permanent resdenthere, and seems TO ENJOY
life as thoroughly as though trouble had never
touched him.
We have just lost the Spanish Consul for Phi!a-
depHa, Sgnor Chncon, who died yesterday OF a
long standing disease of the heart. JuNIUs, Jr.
p SnAs WRIouT recently made Speech al
Skeneatees of which the substance is given IN
the Columbian of that place. On the subject OF
Teras, he remarked
"Itmight be expected, he said, that he would say
something in reference TO the new issue now before
the couniry-the Annexation OF Texas. He voted
against The Treaty negotiated by Mr.. Tyler-lst,
because the assent OF Mexico had not been obtained,
withou, which it would bc violation OF our ma
,ional obligations; 2d, because the boundaries OF
Texas were not accurately defined by the Treaty,
but embraced n large extent of territory belonging
to Mexico and Sd, because IL raS designed TO f1-
tend and perpetuate Siarery Hewoud be true 10
our Constitutional Obligations in respect TO Slavery
as il is but 10 90 farther was very dliieren, thing
Still in taking the ground he had, he did not oppose
Annexation AZ proper time aud in proper manner
and if Great Britain should attempt TO take posses
sion of Texas, he would forcihIy resist her en-
croachmenrs.'
We cannot see how man who talks so scnsibly
as this can give his support to Polk and Dallas,
who aoo,iously in favor Of what he is against,
and which ne shows 10 be so unjus! and perfid-
| ous. Nor do we see how those who abuse
Messrs Barker, Bryant, & Co. so rcundly toi
,hei7 Secret Circular can support Mr.. Wright,
when he goes with them, only farther.