New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

Ncy. Madrid elects 4 Waig Without opposition
bnt ClvrEe. which we set do"n Wig has caossh
a Loco by one nj ,rty. The Clia'oa Mein'eF
Is said to DC a Hard Perry his chosen another
bv seven. We nave 10 faith N the chance Oh
beating Benton. Allen to- Governor mas ch"iice
The waythe POLK Party Electionee .T.,
Js.otLL. O;seso To y. y. Aug H. i4t;
r,y,x NJ tn, Trbune-Gentemtn In your Daily OF tne
J5,b and Weekly 81 18th inst letter daed a. t'
mace August H. ISL purporia- I, gre the proceeu:T
Wing ile-,in- held IN this village on the s'n MS
whole matter contemplate Locotoco moan w
~ o,y kind was either called or hell IN 'h piHc d. %
eI The Initials sisuei the letter are th'se o, i
is1 - ono or our y, - respectable WhE'. and no"
F-csiden: Of the UnsG!la and Sidney Clay .iup. II you
preserved the manuscript letter please sehd l. |" me -. I'M,
tho, N. authors NAV be icrtii out and * I''. =. e va
"i si Respectfully y0H' a g. FL WILLIAMS.
NJ The above is bat one Of several attempts
at fraud upon Us by deliberate forgery when
have been ,nade-brt we believe 1t is the only
instance Of success. OF course, we cannot al
wars detect such frauds on the instant, when
the names of known Wings arc signed to them
We ask on. friends every where TO be on their
guard agairs. forgefies even more hag'tipus man
This, as they wiIl no doubt be attempted. We
expect that handbilis will be circulated just ooio'e
the Election charging ali manner of inquiries Oh
the Wing party, and likely enough forging 'hs
name OF Mr.. Clay to some sentiment calculated
to ALLEVIATE his supporters. Be ready for all such
vilIanies. Fore warned is iorearned'
We have e striking instance Of these frauds
oow in mind. A letter from Bridgeport, CT.
appeared some two months since in Beaaetts
Herald. stating that Gen. Thomas Edoards OF
that place and Alfred his son, whom It repre-
ssnted as leading Loco, Focos hitherto, had re-
nounced the parry and would give their reasons
lur supporting Clay IN The nsAt o''..d-rd' w
suspected this was Loco. Foco swindic at once,
and resolved not 10 be caught by H. requesting
an Assistant in examining Exchange papers to
look cut for the next Bridgeport Standard ard
sec if any Gen. Thomas Edwards appeared
therein. 1t is needless to say that none turned
up. But other Wing papers were less cautious,
and took the story from the Herald. In fey
days, another letter from Bridgeport doubtless
by the Herald correspondent or coniederate)
exploded the Wing falsehood by stating that
Thomas Edwards was negro and his son
Alfred an IDIOT Since then, the Loco. Foco
organs have rcsoundcd with the cry of Wing
falsehood,' Coon converts &c. This is a
specimen of the management OF Polkism.
Teke another ca-e: Seventeen Loco Foco
Members of the Massachusetts Legislature re-
Gently united in solemn protest against the An
nexa.ion of Texas. No. long after, Van Buren,
was upset on this very question, and the whole
party compelled to join in dancing the Polka
randango of Immediate Annexation A Wing
paper published the names OF these seventeen,
with their protest against Texas, inle.Tng tina,
they would now be obliged 10 oppose Polk. (Ol
course they would nj, though: who expects them
10 stand by any conviction in opposition TO the
dictate Of partv?) The article OF the Massachu-
sets paper was enormously copied into some
Wing papers mot ours as remuneration OF
Polkism by The seventeen aforesaid; and ever
since the Loco journals have been shouting their
indignation at the atrocious Wing forgery. A
simple and not unnatural mistake is represented
by them as a deliberate Intention TO deceive.
We have TO room for farther exposures Of this
kind OF jusglery.
JUsr AS WE EXrscTFu.-Alr. Leayitt in long
article in his paper tBcston Chronicle, Liberty
party) OF Friday, endeavors 10 prove that The An
ueration Of Tcras nil not perpstuate Slavery.
u The Wing rally Of MONMOUTH Co. N. J..
a. Midd!etown tomorrow will he addressed by
JAcoB 5. YERoER brilliant and powerful Wing
champion from Mississippi, by J. n. REYNOLDS
aud H. GREELEY OF this City, by Hon. Messrs.
RANDOLPH and HALsrtAD Of n. jersey and, it is
expected, hv B. R. SMITH OF Tenn. end others.
The Third Ward Clay Club goes down in the
steamboat Telegraph from the foot of Chambers
street at y a. NJ. with DodswaEh's wel-known
Baud in the omnibus EDWIN Forrest, arayed for
the occasion. Trere will be several Of Us on
hand from this quarter.
Now, Wings OF Monmouth. We cntreal you
that make the arrangements for this meeting 10
see that no time IS ,cGsfed. Start your speaking
carly, even if before the Deeg i,ioa tiom this way
has arrived. Your Speakers can do no good il
you cramp them TO fifteen minutes each, and
your people ,cilL leave loF home by o'clock at
f.r.hest. Do get Jour meeting organized by
noon if possible.
u Bennett's Heruld, It may be as well 10
inform our friends every where, who hear Of it
out do not see ii, is sold out, body and gizz4rd,
to me Lo o. Fccos fo- The campaign, and is busy
iabricating returns and classifying issues TO suit its
new vocation. Having deEe its utmost TO give
victory to Nativ;sm in the Spring, it is now do
ing all It to make that victory rebound to the
.dvantage OF Loco Focoism. AL thai we desire
is that it should be fairly understood sbroad, and
not palncd of; as neutral paper, as the jour
nal OF Commerce often is.
u Dr.. ELLIOTT, the Temperance lecturer
from Ohio, goes Eastward on speaking tour in
September, visiting, Providence, Boston, sc.
ASYLUM FOR CoLoREp ORPHAys.-The colored
people of Cincinnati are making efforts establish
Asy !um in that city for colored Orphans. Sew