New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
Locc-Fo,o Com fort.
The Albany Argus has aletter from Cada'a'ga'
CT. ,Ia,ncstoyn. Julv 9Th. when says:

County, tJafncSto"n' July Jiii'' VIZ"
w. i,4,d % tell you good story from the Oh tln
you NY depend upoa wary much decreased " M
IL ~, s5.it p4rvcdss he neioe'9te 2sE: aa w.
MS and RpEs. = st>0dt'c ttsfe1s w -,
j, 800 .-ryic- WISH so1e o; your nsrh, 49, II ths
- H. rG,.,, 'rHsy sogd then So ho~ 1iel" 81 S
II: Is .0 agrlt huH. sl, - me- ~ '' - se hsve
tin. iirgo.s7 ISIS wien or 2liac pc ar y ,sJcs
rsts fre la5 lr:.1;.yG 10 attend - ne I-' s
O x think this chap does not wait I'll mex; lI
10 tell his good story lie tells 1t no*.. ne
Io,oz VII doubtless do great things IN Chaptau-
que :: .aey only have Ronek FOX Governor. BIZ; II
the naughty Barn-burncrs should upset him.
y.f:a: them Would it not increase the wing
MARTY froa, ). 500 TO $500
Another Loco wri:ts tee Argos from H9Hroe
County tia: they ere under full sisam,-fioi all
dead AZ they were in 10. lie says
81, $50 =, e-tiFas4 ,-1s a! ~ oi5s- sid ard
a4-ass 5cfJ-s :se iez.a t.l tt as % - ''s
Here this Loco his unguardsdiy told the truth
The Enthusiasm IN 1919 l'asa!lon The " aig see
and the result, as TO the NAN question: was
as we'll known as afte;waFd.7 twas 50 I'll over
The COUNTY. What impudcnt folly. then, in Van
Buren and his Clique to pretend that the election
o: Harrison was carried By fTaud, PiPc-lay'ng'
bribery, Sc!
Another consolsr writes the Argus fTo;n hea-
tucsy, (NIavsviIlc, July Sin that
~. Clay iIis ~ unite h.. own aa'ty ~ ksnisc,y ana
ciuuo'. 'tn. Procure ~ : o.eloef -, ' ~
,n a. ions poHE Goscraar LIT ;Es p's,ent i'oNe,-
Tsor.s r MARSHA L. kOBr. NICAiiFE p' LAMss :.
,.eGsea III Ciiy'' strength
.One..ourth Of HarIiSon's maloTity III ~ IN
ken.ucky would &c over $500, which Is more,
We thins than Polk can geti any State in the
Unioa. South. Carolina and possibly Alabama ez-
cepted. We have all ,,!ong supposed that Texas
would hut Us Some in Kentucky, and probably
reduce Mr. Clay's majority 10 10000, BIZ; Louis
,,N. has blown away that fog. Col. Butler wiii
give us . pretty close run or Governor br; Clay 5
majority Will pro5atlyno fall short Of 1909, and
nav exceed that number. The Naysv!Iis Eagle
on behalf of kentucky, protests aga:nsts our cst-
mate for that STATE. and challenges New FORK or
any other State to measure mnjJrties for Clay
p-j.b his own State fo7a Prize Banner, to be given
to tie best by the sccond-bcst. VIC are rather
slv of accepting the challenge, though We are
confident this State will give Clay over 10000.
As 10 The detection of John Pope, Tom. Marshall
and the Wickltits, it is not very recent and not
at all regretted They did us all the mischief
,ney could do last vear-far more than they can
do again, now that they are known. Let them
ride tie Texas hobby to death, cloak for their
envy and personal malevolence; weshal' dowith-
ont them, as well as Mr.. James c. SPrgg, the
gentleman Of unfortunate habits who represented
the Louisville District in the last Cons ress, and
lett part OF MS ear IN Washington oysseT-ce'-
lar, whose loss is as good as hundred gam any
time. BIT it will be news in Kentucky that
Gov. LnrcHER has taken the Sabine slide lie
is IS thorough Clay Wing as there IS IN the
Union.