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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
IS w. GREELEY < NsELRATH,
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The SeW-YOrk Weekly Tribune

l. u manly by the Editorials Nws. other than MAJ
fsr, OF -fsy Cny interest, Leatur- STATISTICS AIetf
Ian,ss Sc., whch aypvi throughout the week Ia es
D,ty TRlsrSE viii consIn some Literary mAo[ on
rli and selected which does apear III tn D4iy win
Wkc Revirw of Markets In Poiiucal snd General
In-Ig-nce shall b. eGJayo. 10 rrnde ens I" a'
nh.r WsrEiv. TIE character oi the nbune 10 bj ris
r.mc generally known IL reconcile the largest tt'-
n nf hOus XII aud Action WIN pieionn: ir,-eice ci
sr and Oh rce tp richtui tnih"nY-to be the seT ice
If an Jiscord srarchv aud turbulence Dut he Champion ~
.r; Gus jds1 however n0ve' or uopnyuaf "c '-'
fr H. -ul the uprising Of the 0prrrSs AMI TIE owy " hir
,if,eS no the isr EGmt 81 U-l"''scJ Sochs
rI,. cloak of POLITICAL Eh1rees. the cant ol G.SsEne Grt
oru.s will b. been, the legitimate sense o u
,yor tulv Drmocfa ic;he areTssr, oi r'cy wrong ts
,xrnSs of hollow profession aud sCivmi1 hN-ty a.d tt
,ivoc,ts OF every movement eHdmg 10 t iusun oi 'TG'
FRI. m and the uwa;d Process OF ,hs Human l''ce
IN. W,rkly IIiDut- puhlisgIn this cy every sat5.ay
mouuc but despatched by the Nilils Of lhus"'y Md Ff
s IL il OF tre largest folded IN eight PAGES so rs 10 2.
,bont the oi two common n.wsitis "as'
ron, are respectfully sncit-l In its FOL ucai course s
Tuhug. IS ardenty, irirxblr WIG aud advocates "ith
,s utmost rnrsgrs the pKOrscrlof or ttoMf INDUSTRY
rh- restoration Of Sou"D UNIFORM CURRENCY, me
r;cnrous pr. oil Srkg>sL lMrRovs MIS- aud the
LECTION Of HENRY CLAY thu next PIesld' I'll o The NJ
led Sates Beng only for ash III advance tr lnns
r, are ted aol IT, notwithstanding The great SIZE ana
ha c,st OF us publications. the o's OF Two Dol+fs
ve,r or wherr cos formed Ten o'rs Tor Fifteen Dot
lars > Posmases authorized by Laws 10 transmit mo-
news oT subscr ptnns hewp under th-i iTanR iife
nc n,stace Money remitted through the mail VIII b, az
the risk the Publishers Notes Of all btnls
in any STATE of the Union will be received Al paI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
To the Wings of the Union.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE.


At the suggestion of many Wings, the under
signed will commence
THIS DAY, May 4ih,
and publish once week, till the close OF the
Presidential campaign, cheap Wing paper OF
moderate size, to be thoroughly devoted to the
advancement Of the Wing cause and the election
of HENRY CLAY.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be half the size OF
the present Weekly Tribune, (or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior to its recent enlarge
ment.) and will contain substantially all the Pollti-
cal matter which appears in the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with a brief summary Of the News OF
the Day. 1t will be well printed on good paper
and transmitted to subscribers for the full term
"a little over SIX monlhs) at the following rates ::
For single copy -.-.----.aV cents
!. Is copies in one package. -s5.
And in the latter proportion for any num0er
below l0O Ore Hundred Copies will be sent
to anv one Post Office for the whole term for
$780, or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall endeavor in this paper to do thorough
lustlCc 10 tlle ain iaSSiioA, S"""i'7 -
necessity and uniform benehcence oil the FRO
tectve policy, and the respective positions oil the
two great parties on the subject
Those who may see fit to favor US with then
patronage will oblige US by sending in their names
as early as possible so as to secure full sets'
since we cannot afford, at the price above sipu-
lated, to print large editions on the chance OF
selling them. We can only agree to supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach US
before May 10Th.
U The first number OF the Clay Tribune will
contain the Proceedings of the BALTlMORb
CONVENTION.
u Subscriptions may be RENTED through
the post Offices at our risk.
C When single copies are ordered, the pricc
of which is 50 cents for the term. the names oi
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in all other cases where clubs Of FIVE or more are
formed, the packages. must be directed to some
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Orders are respectfully solicited.
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Tribune Buildings. loo Nassau 81
Hto York. aoril 1ora 1874.
e THE TARIFF AS IT Is, compared nth the Suo-
stitule proposed by lis Adrersaries, tGen. Mchay's
bill, now under discussion before the House,, by b.
GREELEY, in pamphlet large and close double
column PAGES is now ready and for sale st this office
and by our Agents Price 90 per hundred, SIS per
thousand.
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rgDr. Fclix Gournud,s Poudre Subtitle viii

OTs
completely and permanently eradicate speruous human hair
from females upper lips the HAIR conceang broad nnd Gle
vnte forehead stubborn beard OF any kind OF super
uos hair BE sure get the the original office b
Walker street, one door irnm Broadway.
81 per bottle; directions French aud English.
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81. Boston, Cray Pcus!keepsie; Green, Worccer Care.
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Ton,ey Rochester. y. Y Guild Bangor: White. CALAIS
Can I've and tested before buying, Proof positive this ant
no mistake n,,o0 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

IL Tract in German on the Tariff is about
to be published at Lebanon, Pa. The editor OF the
Lebanon Courier states that he has seen the manu-.
SCRIPT, and that it is well calculated for distribution
among the laboring persons whose vernaculor is
German. The President of the Lebanon Whig
Club is the author. and the title of the tract Is
AN EXPOSITION OF WING Principles.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
VIII be Published on Saturday the 18th,
PRICE % CENTS,
CECILIA HOWARD,
THE YOUNG LADY

TUE YOUNG LADY
FINISHED HER EDUCATION.
By r. =. Arthur,
Author Of Decentralization SzNehts with the Wsshincto
mysa '''' 'IG by 1oHN 4 ALIEN. LEN ls5 t NSsaus, s
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TOR "e at 10" Misc e. GisE e tIRSSTS RSdRsp Rgspe'
Embracing objection Of standard authors
department c Literature AMERICAN aud British Poets History
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The largest md hest assortment OF Bibles and PnyerBooks
n the CITY cpmpriSIng Family church. Schoo Pocket and
PUNT szes bound IN every variety OF STYLE and IN the most
r. IL The Books ARE all of the best American Editions, and
We invite the attention Of Gentlemen furnishing their Libra
''S 8IS MRSGEE MsiRfS;?EE f G%sY Isi s
TRTu :. HALL. Mol Franklln-sque,e. constantly
lNSiIKi NEyIS otal Hin.s. PIANO foRTEs otjiierent
y I, md finish GJIIARS from the best Spanish patterns
yic c i"sI Pi.GE al kind, aad fasG SSisS ,tsg
BH j.tsS Sf f ii SS IF S
%a sD. pf TS new e III
s. BE + ,Ssf fF r1sSkkP a EkSs 81 s.
oD Tor tie I.ANo; al,e the oRPHEUs GiEE BOOK. be-
collection OF re for tour male voce., with pano accom-
e. % eEe s hTS ETH g. ls s sfR@' 5s sr
s .sse,iy f,eh ""s 1ad 10 ea Gf Musical community s' ps r
IsENEY U.AY-The subscriber will issue ahnrt The
s, ansrlrp",s -k,', 9s " nj y
about two nche. IN diameter made from Silver nd Bronze
and aG Of White metal appFoaehmz Silver on I Ihe eysisG
S history W' 's >'e' p''''"''' 'po III '' e'en''''
The extreme low pncc will enable Clay Clubs and Others to
Patno tine hands o Nil who feel deep the policy
which has 50 '"He''' "''"fif WH P.i RSp fnT9,SMsoN
as lm' ~ WIInm street. New-York
r ARGE BREAD! LARGE BREAD! The, subTctber
4 respectfully nlnms his customers and The public t1st ho
will and alter Mondry the 9th OF Apr. sell AT hi. old
e 5d, 'SI o % Sa nuke, San " aud %h The weights
ne follows is bnkcd bread for one Smiling. ~ bs Tor
here also may be had rcnt variety Of cakes Of superior
qny not To be excelied by nny ether establishment IN tho
4. B-Wcidrgs mud Parties supplied with iced and oms-
Cnkes Ht the shorcst notice. Double and single Rusk.
Tea Biscuit nnd Loai Cake fresh every ~ nSiock.
Fancy md Ornamental Cake Bakery siO Dowery. airsey
opposite tiyineton street. ap-, o. H.
Lpi will aterd to legal business that may bo confed 70 him
~ ~ ihe the sgso S sGat Goas fG @ state" @ SoGc
connection Ion.go will eable k 70 attend ~ to ea.ns
}!%nt isS in"a "SsS' o. "a' ' Van 4af co"sc and
Iiob; Cochran, agen for Brown. -. WamocE.
Wiiinm Kaa. --.--N-. .lsly
nR. j. w. CRANE rcnti,t. Ins removed from No,
~ Park place, No II Leroy Place BIeecserst aS' I'm
nR. ELLIS removed to 9i6 East Broadway. naO 1c-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

SOMETHING Ngw-A coloree man has taken an
Office in Exchange street and intends to practice
.aw in this city. Portland Zion's Advocate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

n To Temperance Fricnts.-Ihe friends OF
temperance reminded that health, quiet and comfort arc
cund usual 63 Bachyst. This establishment havi1s
visiting city Tor transient who would Ike 10 tes, the
superiority of well Chosen vegetable Diet respectfully III
yitei TO call (ml lnil ROSWELL. GOSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

a3r The Petersburg (Va) Republican, one OF
the ablest and most Jealous Loco-Foco papers In
the Gnircd States, disposes OF Amos Kendall and
his Pamphlets with very little ceremony. Il says;
Z" 1t IS useless 10 ask Us TO publish the tract
about Henry's Clay's duels, or that entitled Pro,
vidcn;ial Dispens,tions,, The one is ungentc-
manly-the other blasphemous.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
open,ng of the Whis Campaign.

To THE WuiGs OF rUG uToS:
The DEMOCRATIC WmG GENERAL COMMITTEE OF the tay
Of NewYos their fellow Wings Throughout, the
State and unou t: NATIONAL HALL CANAL STREET. has
been engaged by the Committee and VIII be kept open during
year the House o Reception this City for ther pot:-
cal friends and brethren from other States. Reading Room.
with Committee Room attached which viii be open every
day and evening Snays excepted a been prepared under
the direction of the Committee s placed under the charge OF
EpwIS WILLIAMS Esq. 10 whom all communications and
papers intended for the "WHIG READING Room. NATIONAL
u.fI" will be addressed Brother Wings of State.
tender you the right hand OF fellowship and hearty welcome
New. York. April Is, 1874. By oV'!er.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
Z X
The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay,

yolumes octave IL: with Steel tortra,t and tngT
y;,vs This ,dllion comvris.s-l a MEMOIR Or HENRY
n and glowing, written expressly lnf tins work;
, THE SPEECHES ~ MIR CLAY. from 1910 IL 1912 im-
Ins,y. car.ulv collected from sf ts ws;
cnmnsed and corrected and all restored 10 the t person.
mlny of thcu having been only rernrsd IN the thTd
Vr I;Iav aid so and So anh hs urged, &c: istrad o
vy;ny his own vigorous and graceful dlctca without ny
m ,tion or diiuiou no collection OF Mr.. CLAl's
SrfEJHES n all comparable this cOnT steues, o.
ra,rsc[ues Ia, b-ir- appeared Zach Speech - rrri'-
cd b briet Introductory paragraph explaining the cicun
which lied it To- t whenever IL desirable tnd
nor ew indicated At Tie end gives the late o hr
@ Pre- neaiIy bound in boards with rit s, S3jrtr
- ot sa5 for lGl copes In paper covers French style,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
~ I;enl,b. Guiet. and Com mfort.-The Crnt h

~ Health, Quiet. n mi Com fort.-The Graham
House. % Iiarcay,lTce New-lork. prners adVaunses NJ
irauEcr. stopping days the city, such
rarely Offered eshl lnc1ted clean and airy Srcrt.
vcIy the business ot the CITY. aud n the immediate
vicinity Of the principal steamboat lTng. II apartments
convenient and rca while It's table supplied with the lsI
Vegetables and Fruits that he procured, excluding entirely
Annnl Food anl >timuars OF all kids Charges moderate.
n every effort made render oarer comfortable. Shower
Hath. free Ren,ember IS Barc:ly street. Iy25u.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
WHOLE NO. s55.

TpIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. ltD NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds OF Job Printing. such as
PAMPHLETS. N,NNoTu SHOW BILLS
CATALOGrEs. lHCTuRE BILLS.
CHECKS. CAgps. CoScERr Bills. PLAIN and
INSURANCE foLICIEs. Fancy.
BILLS of L,pING. PoLirrcAl Bills.
JlgCCL,RS. Cl2CrLARS. neat tSr.
Promptly executed the Office OF the frhun No itl Nassau
s.reet-opp1sic the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

o! Lots In WIIIfamsbNrSf Tor Snle-SiS ehgl'le
BUILDING LOTS OF eXiu located on the man thorough
fare Enst from the South Ferry. surrounded by and good
buildings. They will be sold cheap Ia cne partnership. Ap
ply p j. FISH a. Nassau-st. New York, IN the evening
Mt hi residence m Williamsburg feo9 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
d,l'T@ 'dn,ln'mercial Intercourse with Great Britain.


This Pamhet Tract Of pszrs showing III pse,s
ora,on of the present British 1sIiH on the rroouee and
Mnnf.cu., OF The United States Whenever the people Of
hi. country unisrtaEe 10 England Sho"iedse
f The Isct of an average duy OF 800 cent on American
Products WHEN Shipped England against IN 4sefak- Duty
of some 81 pr En-lish Imported Int" tc
I'D stas will probably show The aiiacy o the anti lafiH
plrtr Pric- 81 IS %r loo or siO per 1860 copies.
The Junias Tracts.
No. The Test or P.es rrie by their acts. no he
Currency No B. Ia. Ianh No Lie Of Hem! Siay.
No Political boiOn. No. s. Dem1cIary. u, Ihf
S-ries of Pora Tracts TIE w-il-known auuor oi
Crisis o tie Couatry lSie uniform III SIC ana 'c.'
nuplisb. the TrieuGe Ofct ofE ~ S
20 hundred cop-s. so thousand 0des from any paIs
NJ hr Union supplied drsp4;ch Remittance oy n.ii,
net raid or lrc the sk Of the prorirtors aud ubs.i
Nop. seat gu; UIisfs xia,t te Heco-
panied with the ssh
GREELEY * McELRATH, Publisher for the AuthoI
GREELEY * McELRATIi have also for sale
Defence of the WhiSs-Bys Member oi me ne
Tw,utv-s-v-nb Congress. Prc- % cents or s!o lei i'
copies. a. S,.;,,, so.,.,,r With
St,fcb Of vi Cays Life, sc. BY John s. Leli eI Ger
nantown Pa. Pre-. IS c.uts-Sl6 Ter itN
- o,.,. for spy of tne above named works be sd
,AI<.d n GREELEY II NcELRATH,
"ie''eS ~ T',;hu Raj Nsw-SOfk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
RfasOiiS for Preierring lIf. Clay

rt;s n,5rrly Essay was called lcrh by kenoft ~ DI
pnwsSG rromin-n. Free Trade' Member Of h- British
Pnyia,ne,p on The Commercial Relations OF Urea 6aIb
,h Germany aisndt lnduce the Germans 10 abandon
,ir Po.rctive policy, and III Ire interchange o
hrir ,espective pInduc;ous The ilaoJ oi rs assumptions
I b d.iusiy.ss of Calcuitons far as ,iry weie
trud- 10 show that nation 10 suhr lie DE-
ruct.ye paralysis by Foreign rivafy OF ITS Home ana"
80. IN The txpecfation suppyrn. Itself adTnto
penu from abroad ably forth IN TINS fact It's pr
eiprs aud truths ariy equally "s TO aii cSnI5s @
of ,hs German Tariff both printed together in ns.
Pamphlet Of s.d sold al 81 - per 'Oo OF ~ , Ts
IL "A hnp- that Tract may receive Tsr extensive cir
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
n. BoWDTTCH BLUNT. Chain

JOsEPu T. PIRssoS. }Sscr,,rss
J. II. HOBART laws. Se''e''e'
NIB. The Whi= papers throughout the Union relue>
ed To copy apis ill ny+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04

-
A 3IERICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL EAlR.
"A p r B.Rxus Sisnsger-Coruef of Broadway and Ann
street opposite the Asor House
rUr pOsT. RpUrys,-- ,vy, TpyJ-upYJST
iHE -nosi o6i1EJE;a;HI EJ;aSI .htnD I"io'hr n-'''
,,,,.D ,rpr,n,,,, 49, S0e.''''.
GRAND DPEREORiANCESev every afternoon al 81 o clock.
aDdevefy evening ,einn AZ; .
-- ihL HL-i-f = ~ GLi-fT6SS.
ine tSo e't ~onsts o! me age and the rALLE 81 FAIR
e:rf ssMh msy ~ seeh eSety day rom ~ ocock A.
NJ uh ifo'h ''i MI iS',s p Ut in,n MI ~
-, ..,.,, n -Hh. ~ u, SnEl.Ifi
be nlnl'tHpis pIoest anu 60 fnator OF irsh
Dufci anAee ana otnSf engaged together with
,, ..,.,.,;,.. NIX. 49, ~: cya, Il, 'vxc,,
ne Dest coz M - ~ a. untSerssl
fayore as Ba.sn Snsef Mss z NJ ADAik; La Petite CE
kiip, tne ups ii,n H.. ~ w w T's E,,,
y AOcstnIul goI ~ 1-t,t.> - y, ~
he 1fSi ~ t.iSi te io ,a Iee. nay pe seen and
I Ticket. cen,s-chlLlren nader 10 yeas lali cents
p = eSir Tor consulting the Gypsy Queen privately
apo
nFITFS yF.Iy YORK NjTSETrN Ann PTC-rt-pv
t'icuii rRV R,,,i,.ov nn,.,.,. ~. ~. -, n"
p.,nir c,,r. ,.,i F,shs,n n,vhtly adm ,,s bs,,
pprrIiSSI SI-rCFSS@nVIRfi, ii m ,VsITc ETirsra
T.rp ,,.iJ6Ss \FVFp rDJfai ! rrEi'1 '1ixttSSr
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YEAR, iHU Is U,'!
Iile American lAbOrrr.

An mport.nt WORK for M,nnf,ctnIeF MschanG, FarmfT,
sAJ P"iiticisns The AGEkICAT LhbOhEh, devoted
arsnm-ns Reports aud esehs Of The sbes. Csas ol
with The statistics oi ProdIcnn IN tnc Cnitrd
Sfats sc &C. vol oetayo This alshiy o.-iui WORK
.sIre correct and accurate information in reference
g. ah5r Prouo ard Resources a. the United STATES
Of hs aes spS nIo ."nses aas mhe
t, h.-n made Every Clay iub ~ the United
IN 70 see that copies Is placed iu some
public Library aea!ms h0om Tor s 'e o' Tie p.'''e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-04
l'ilf lifp and Pnhiic SetriceS Of Henry Clay.

h r,,n bls Register of Political has rapidly pass
cd throu. Sixteen editions and the drmaGd ior stii con
value and 81. of them i'll tnur TO be snaht alter al1
eho.t the en,i!e year si Icu1,Iy Ne hechan,s
coming TO the City ths s'in N,, cma ''''
T Contains .. usual i1eEdars aud Astronomical cslchia
,;ons rad for every meridian from Maine Louisiana
List of Government oi r Chltrs os'
Ingss ai th Supreme Cvurt sc with their Safits com
orr Of th MtIhsIs Of the pIe-n Uhta states Neh.e
loJ Hus. of Representatives arranged accordn. 10 ,rif
srctiv. STATES and The ors o; each member desi-ated
Hstory OF thu aIIif Past aud Present arms C0mI
S,temn of the important articles belng sleciic d'
rio. W Inposel bv the OF 1916 g2 lG2S 1852 ana 1917
rus Present TARIFF Law or THt Usirtp aTArts be-
Fx,ct from Mr.. NcDut- Report. PaoT Ecri"N o AMt-
ISptr,rRy-lrst stxpEUiEScYAvp NtC-ssiTf nv ~
~ IuRIr, fvp.oN ur Mass. THIS valuable and r',l1i
Essv ncucp.s Pages IL iets illustrations aHC doLt'ILt
e, ~ h. m d.rst0od by Every who takes Interest
- H. ,us, Of American Industry and the pro.frri.' oi nc
son OF the United Stares Extracts from MIR Claws speech
on the Public Lands h-se eS;'sc's occupy
and ar s fcient to gnetsl v-w oths Interesting sub
~, .cJotrs of Eolitics and POlcisns, before pub
ishsd ELECTION RETURNS, b. STATES, ongIrs-
.ioual Distrcts and COrni'ei hssr l'etahs ae III
a \, .,rr labor and considerable expense expressly
@ H. Wing Almanac Thsy val be constantly referred 10
during tho year as they s.o" no. ONLY e W.
he Issht year thosr Of lSi0 ines C h0ing r''c
@ 49, in ,cb of IN, Sates Popular VOTE Tor Sr Van Buren,
and Cra H4rrsoDn 1896 and Ia 1885, The gub.f OF E.eto
OF each 1910 ind Is nuHorf 10 "heh sal. o'a 10
J hI inst,ces Of the several states; Anrcdo-s oil MI
GIar ia Inhn Quincy Ad.ns. Col. Johnson. &c &c
r1 The price Wing Almanac Is 'e same ds 'a'
ro,v;ti,tards. 1t contains about one quarter more
urd.r, nus D. accompanied bv the cash ecsrMAiIEs'
,smj,,pr free Of postage, 81 for d'Lon copies WIN oe
nr.d 10 copy gat.,. Il contains sheets anu Is sre
eS- S %".r ThS WIG alMANACs regularly published erey
vssr. and is only sab-ct TO PERIODICAL postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
an. ,,,re nn,ne Crcen NlonntnIMs.


Correspondence
C,WaRlpGr. July l5;h, iSH
On Saturday last | attended Il large and en-
,bus;astic meeting of the Wings OF Bennington
County, VI at Arlington. II was called 70 nom
mate County candidates or the Senate, ana no.
tee having been given that " tic iaich.strns
ronld be out" about $500 OF the hardy ico
menry of the Mountains with a goody number
of their wives and daughters. responded to the
cali. LEONARD S,aGENr, Esq. of Manchester
presided.
nonnat' for the Seuute, and though The County
has hitherto been generally Loco Foco, think
they viii he elected.
The meeting was addressed by Prof. CoRrs
WORTH C. BRoNsox, OF ONO, Doct ELLIOTT
BRo,yx and +. u. CULVER, EsqS. OF Washington
County, n Y and ALIEN. ii. WELLS, of West
chester County. n. Y. and number Of excellent
wing Songs were sung by the Green Mountain
Minstrels.
The Mass partook OF an excellent Free Din
ner prepared in the grove near where the meet
mo WAS held, at the expense of the Wings Of the
County, each man bringing bounhlul supply OF
the suostantials snd de!Icaces. wiiile Their FAIR
daughters spread The table ana graccd The feast
The Bennington, Manchester and Washington
County Bands were prosent. and cnve"ed The
day with patriotic music. Flags and Planners
were streaming from = hundred trees, while the
roaring of The cannon awokc in The surrounding
hills The oyini echoes Of 1910. 1t was a gIor-
Gus meeting, and unless much mistake tho spir-
i, Of the descendants Of Stark, it oreshadows II
triumphant majority for the Wing Ticket.
have Travelled through Washington and Ben
nington Counties, and have seen intelligent and
candid men from Saratoga, Warren and Rensse-
lacr Counues, and from various parts Of Vermont,
and YOU may rest assured that every thing is
right. The Wings arc fully aroused. Texas and
the Tarir are playing the mischief with Polk,
through all this section. Washington County
will come fully up TO her mark of 1910, and
think to 2,5U0. Rensselaer, looks weIl--impor-
tant changes to our side. The Saratoga Wing
says they will give Clay GOO mai Yours. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17
,,,a,son County Moving :-Eight Thou-
s,nd Iy'h,.-s In Council:
Correspondence cfthe Albany Evening Journsl.

CAzKSovIA. July u. isH
Fr,eyp WEED: The largest assenbagc 81
,eon,s evc- held IN this County was ye&t'r@gy IT
,s,c t-io,;ous Whig Mass Meeting. . Old lips
-.;sinrr in 10. vas small fry beside II. In
,.;,, ,,o,,Id /: bc Tor ne 10 ATTEMPT description
or ,l.o numbers. nrccesSions. banners ana eh'aN-
-, ~, his occasion. Yol know oar pecu'iaF
,,-,.:,;o,: las; IA! TIC Locus had 1850 T1aj'iE
= the Comfy Notwithstanding this, her 'nGo'ni-
,shls WINS rallied IN spirit and with 4 oeief-
,,,inetipn which surpassed ary ting N TIC CAM
,,s;rp of'i0. xhen they obtained the victory
On 'Th,,rstay the Locos had Mass meeting
and with the efforts OF riders all over The county
and f,ourshing handb!is OF inc aHno"act',''.'.'
of Gen. Pix. Attorney Genera! baFNef i-.eu':
Governor Dickinson. fl. y. Foster, hiicAael
Hoffman. and host OF others. yc; mere " d. ''''
enc man or boy over two thousand. / ne next
Jsv the Wigs had over o,0UV-iAe Locus coz
ccc;ng ( 10 i, and glad to drop Il 1t thai:
As SAID, VIII no; attempt description. Oh
the per'urmancc-aow me SIMPLY 10 ine"'eil
that, from Loco part OF the COUNTY PROCESSION
me Ia orer four miles in ength-and III !t"ste
njuetr-iour horse icamS-;hc whole process"
from these two towns was more than ore hour
and half IN entering Morrsvi!'c Inc SS-.' oi 'e
Convention.
arnl6IS WCiC gCtl.US ONt '1"-' t'A'- - =
fecces on the platforms over their wagons nc
c,arics working at their various trades. WIN
raoros ever them. GIVE US PEotec;ion.' one
b.uue. needs especial mention. \ beautiful car;
rae. filed xiii, beautiful ladies, had beautiful
na?rtr floating them On which w':s lnScfi ofc'
=. .:a7csetioa. lat "a !'eras.'
AMER the r.anitaiion Governor SEWARD a.
pe--o.i cf, the stand and addressed The immense
ibr5pc for an hour aud . lili. WIZ say moth
IN. OF VIA; the speakers s4id-the people ,''oi'
and viii rcmerslrr. Succeeding nm ''as JONI
:. COLLIER, who won golden opinions ,or nm
sell in speech Q! ove: al hour on the '-Aie pot
lev. Aiter him came Josur, \. sfGNcsS' d" '''s
usua! strong, logical add persuasive mann'., ioT
,bout IN hour. And closecby lie eloquent GEO.
p,wsoy IN glowing speech Of an hour,
You can have no idea OF the satisfaction % ii'c
peoa!c when they retained. determined to cor
oncr or to de. Old Madison, rest assured IS
coming. Her wnol growers, her farmers. her
artisans, her honest pcople, cannot and ''i! nat
90 M Protection and the abomnab'e scheme OF
Annexa,:on. Tel your next neighbor, Gfee'cy'
to take Madison out Of the do05Ja, list.
- ours truly.