New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
THE, IE& GG[N +
,,srv,sud- -Th,nga la iWaa;l;neton-Eai-
hun. POLK, and snutH Carolina
Co,re,9oadsa,e of Tie 7''is''e. ,o.,

huui, Polk, and S"utH SHrSh'''i'
,e-2oadsace % Tie Irhti'e
WAsn!xerox. Oct. 9Th. 1874.
Oh Narylsrd. glorious, gallant old Maryland
has moved .-us to the Wing Cause ard firm
a,nids, all tho corruption aud coriainlnat'ng in-
aucaces by which She was hsset and The f:auds
which wefe pfaetigcd a, the baIlol box. She has
redeemed herself from the thraiioin o! n Loco
Foco Goverac7-sae has increased the Wing
majority in the Legislature nearly oce 'ijth--she
has carried the popular volc Of II Coan:'cs out
of 90. which Compose the Statc-,lg iiie f'utcd
the enemy in ther Oldest and strongest iestnesscs
and placed The Nhg Govcmoi b. 1t ''ias. decided
and triumphant majority in the CAair OF Stale -
Wien i: rs con iG.5ed that since the adoption oi
The new, Constitution in 1888, the Wings, Though
always holding the political power OF the State,
have a..per before succeeded IL o!act:Eg th'ir
Governor on the popular vote that IN tmeS oi
their greatest ond sironges. mal1r.t!es, LOGO.
FncDs have bcen choseii tn the G0oefiia'uriai
ntFce ard tha. two vast iuael q"sstir"s' tae
Canal a..d ii oad override 81. re'';'cal issues
ti:is yi:;ofy IL M4gyland 'o4Y be justly iegfoeo
a. one of The most important a;:a o's!"hcWnlg
that has ever occurred in ihat sta'e, securing li!e
permancy Of Wing principles beyond any con-
q maj -i.v for Hg.KY CLAY even more splendid
,h,n ,h.; winch crowned Tho success OF the
o,triot u.ErIsoy The Whigs have done iheir
du,y ever. ~aere: bct particularly Ii the con"-
iru u.ris ii ,rc Sta: have thcg st"od Gaiiant,y
bv the party Tia; is the sort oi vote v!nch
mus, carry Henry Clay to the Presidency, ana
vnIlst il remains iiro there c2u be It" doubt "
daoce- as 10 the insl result shall ro' under
take TO go into hytaiisa as 10 thc Garp':slng vote
csst in the CITY of Baltimore. The siat; Genital
Commlltcc will fully oyppge The eGo'mo0s tJ0"GS
perpe'rated in TIA, secn9u, and TIC law and Inc
Peni,entlary vii! award the proper toom to COZ
rup,,on and perjury. It's bocged by Al! lr'nost
and intelligsn; ncn that nj lcas: Cac fhopsand
frae4uient uo:cs rec po!cd By the Loco tocos,
of which LARGE number have already beeI de-
iec,ed, held 10 oail ard viii be indicted.
TIE inucace of :he Federal pa!Eonaso of tho
Government officers and OF the nemters oi the
Cabinet directly, was exeitad to tho fullest extent
Clerks IN the public departments were sent 70
Baltimore and Mr.. Attorney General Nelson,
participated as aciiveiy in tho conflict the mcst
violent partisan. WicA,itic, the Postmaster Gle.
neral, who owes all the little consequence he ever
had. to the too contiding and generous Why's
of Kentucky, made himself mpart.nen,ly ofici-
Gus upon tic night wien the returns were re
-t.eived from Bais,mnre He, Waiher Of MisS!s-
s;,,pi and Some person from iiairc, were exulting
wSth great siee at the Tclegrapaic Office snd the
following is the exact message sent by the Post
Office Department.
'Kea,ucky. Maine. Mississippi. well done t@ the De-
us,ciecy OF baltimore. L. A W!CKLttfE
Mr. Vail need notsay who this message is from"
Mr. CALHOUN has gone to South Caroline, to
drill the State into the support CT Polk, some dis
affection having occurred in the ranks OF the
chivalry, owing 10 t6cir local concerDe. Letters
received here irom Charleston, state that hare is
perfect understanding tGtweeH POLK and CAL.
HoUN, us to the prospective arrangement of the
Z" Democracy" Ii Polk is elected, Calhoun is TO
remain Secretary of State and will have the ma.
nacement of the policy OF his administration for
the fucccsso.ship. If defeated. then Polk and
his friends are to rally upon BIN, as the Free
Trade candidate of tic mex. Convention in con-
sideration of the services which Calhoun is to |
render in this canvass. There is no manner of
doubt that these terms are clearly agreed upon, |
for Polk is nothing more than mere follower OF
that school of Politicians, OF which Calhoun is !
the hesd.
ROBERT B. RHErr, the South Carolina Dis
un;onis,, has arrived at Washington, to assist in
the mans cement If Polk's affairs. Are people |
so blind that they ,ront SEQ or believe their own |
senses Here arc Robert J. Walker, the chief |
leader of Annexation and Free Trade, and R. B. |
Rhett. the champion of Disunion and Southern !
ConfedcIecy, stationed and appointed at the
headquarters of the Democratic Party, to |
condnc, lis policy and to sp!cad Documents EN-
hodying the true doctiites; and yet, with tie |
facts papable that these Two men arc more ultra
than any body else upon the questions which
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claim agWns; Protection in any and erery shape,
and for Texas in preference TO tue Union, This
Loco Foco Party has the hardhoad to claim for
Polk at the North a position favorable 10 the
Tariff, whilst all hls Votes, all ms Letters, a his
Speeches, all his feelings and all his declarations
Rfc On ecfiy and unequip0caliy opposed TO ii. Mr..
Polk ought not 20 b. trusted Oh the Tariff issue,
happen VIVA; may. Either his whole past career is
lic, or else the position assumed Dy his Northern
friends IS false in either contingency, he has
proved himself deceitiul, and they may take
which horn of the dilemma Is most agreeable
A, the present moment, ersry Loco Foco news
paper South OF the Potomac advocates his claims
rs Free Trade man, whilst those North OF IT,
out of the large cities, urge him as the advocate
OF High Tariff 81 goes Loco Fccoism 1t
has form for the caprice OF every State, and a
prlncpe accommodating to either warm Or q
cold latitude.
To show the va!oe ofthc various letters signcd
with the name Of. Andrew Jackson let me oraw
attention to striking illustration. In tic en-
dorsement which he made for the Polk family,
he says, he knew the old Tory. Ezekiel Polk To
be II Pafr!ot Now this Tory took The pcotec-
ton OF Lord CUrhv ali;s III MS and according
to his Biographcr. Gen. jackson Was born in 1867
and was consequently abou, e!epen years of age,
at TIE period OF which he ceriifes rith certainty;
besides this he was wild, vicious boy, living IN
South Carolina at this precise time. lie. the
pubic form its own Judgment.
The accounts from all quarters are OF the most
encouraging character. The deception OF Loco
Focosm is at length urmssked and the pu:lc
mind Is gradually being awake ned to the danger
oi Its schemers. Reflection and intelligence is al
mat Is necessary to Wing success ANGUS
" NO hnrter Election of Louisville Ky took place on
;sh nlt e.ui'ins the ~ The Wing
Wing ms)oii'y IN the city wa, iis,,