New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

on the Continent, though was provoked with a
remark made by Prof Won Raumer one day in
company with some OF the Professors of the Col
lege. He said ne had travelled from Boston
through the Atlantic States to New. Orleans, and
up the Mississippi, through Canada, and so down
to Vermont and Burlington, and that Niagara
ano Burlington furnished the only scenery that
could be called 6ns scenery he has seen in all his
route. Now Won Raume1 ia too old traveller to
have made that remark. 1.-The will 90 through The
country Railroads and Steamboats, at the rate OF
ten and twenty miles an hour, he should not CON-
plain Of dcarth Of scenery. have sean both
Continents, (not excepting even the Professors
favorite, Germany and 1 say that in natural
scenery the United States stands unrivasd and
if this remark is an index of the book he designs
to publish about u.s. | would not give straw
for It, How supremely foolish for man like
Won Rsumer to hurry through cur country by
steam, taking all the lowland in his way, and
then pretend to write about us These three
months tourists we have poor opinion of. To
add to the Professors wisdom, he took the night
boat up the Lake. Very likely he went down
the Hudson by night also. Suppose he had
gone up by daylight, and then come back and
gone across from Burlington to Boston, and then
through Massachusetts and Connecticut to AL
bany, and down the Hudson on pleasant day,
every hour would have been crowded with rich
and varied scenery.
l left Vermont with regret, for love her with
her rock. fast integrity and lofty virtue. She is
a gem in the mountains. / love her glorious
| Wing majorities and her enthusiastic love of
Freedom. love to hear her steady voice speak
ing on year after year for Human Liberty. She at
least, is fee-shall be free for ever. The shock of
contending States shall not shake her and when
the fragments Of shvered Union are srewed
over the land, her brow shall remain untarnishsd,
and her glory undimmed. H.
AHERoNE.-Although, in the late political con-
test, many poor man in this County was forced 10
succunb his Democratic task master, yet there
were some noble exceptons-one of which We shall
| relate. A poor man, who has been Wing for
years, in The township Of Sandyson, was threatened
| by his landlord with summary eeciment from the
premises in his occupancy unless he voted for Polk
and Dallas. He hesnated upon receiving this sdict,
but his wife, with that courage and fortitude which
mined that her husband should spurn the dictation
OF the petty tyrant. She accompanied him TO the
polls herself, and did not rest satisfied till he had
| deposited his ballot for Clay and Frenghuysen.
The gallant Wings Of Sandyston rightly appreciated
the conduct Of this nobIe-sPirited woman and pre-
scented her with dress, testimonial of
their admiration. Thar humble couple will not be
permitted to suffer. Let their would-be oppressor
look to himself. Sussex IN. j. Register.
| A Loco-Foco ALLY.-Were The Loco Focos
obliged to take OF the paupers whom they bring
to the polls, we should have less Of them. One OF
these allies Saturday last, the day after the
| election 10 the store, corner Of Walnut and Third
| Streets to beg money for lights lodging. He had
a loaf ef bread under his erm and betrayed his for
egn origin. His story, told TO several gentlemen
| in the store, that he had been staying IN the
| FIRST ward OF Moyamensing- voted there the
day before for Polk and Dallas, but thai they didn't
pY0ctde for him only till after he had Uoted, and he
now wanted money TO get him nights lodging.
| Phil. North American.
FINED FOR ILLEGAL VoTISo.-Hugh S. Boyd,
who was arrested some days ago, charged with yot-
| ing illegally in the Seventh Ward OF Baltimore al
| the Governors election on the Cd ul was tried yes
,erday before Justice Schae fer and fined $40 and
costs. The game person offered 10 vote at the Pre-
sidential election, but rejected BY the Judges.
He gave security and has gone 10 his home IN Cecil
| County.
Patrick Braham charged with voting at the Gov
ernors and Mayors election, was also tried yesier-
day before Justice SchaeRer and $50 ard costs in
both CASES. Appealed to court.
HAVANA, Oct 26, 1S44-Provisons of all kinds
have been very scarce and DEAR and how the poorer
classes hive kept body and soul together, they only
know. We shall get along better after this, rs
supplies are beginning 10 pour in from the United
States, (which you know is our granary, although
they won't take our sugar and to0ecco,) and prc.
TO give way. The Mexican brig Of war Santa Ana
| bod h-ra hrn laN ainnp he W.
York, with money 10 lbsrate tue steamers.
| rCorrespordance n O. Pic.