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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

E Rev. OavILLE DgwEY's recent Sermon on
Slavery and the Annexation OF Texas has just
been published by C. S. Francis & Co. 25a
Broadway. 1t is very able, fearless and DIS
eliminating production. We extract single
passage:
All the horrors involved in the domestic slave
trade ere certain 10 be extended and prolonged By
the Annexation ni Texas. Let NE not be told that
Il Is a rch county-a great acquisition al! this
weighs nothing with III. against the iosup-rable
moral objection. liTs plans we're psvec: with gold
an1 It's mouaiaas we're studded sl over with da-
r1obd-Iocks, | wcGid not take il the term, pro
posed. II Il were the paradise oi heaven would
not take il on those terms
Nss, and II thoughtit it probable, some believe
tina, the Acaaxolon Of Texas would shorten TIE
term o. slavery, would net take il. To e1i.rd the
system Over ne~ territories IS certainly yer:
strange way o shortening is reign; and this i fer
enc aga, 7t know, from the purpose ol it- leading
projectors cct sIFocates. iHs Texans themselves
hase declared in Their Constitution, that siavery
there snail never be abolished There il such
rnng, doubtless, weakening thiSg b. diffusion ,
bG' cauno! see Il! slavery any such teudenct. L.
aloae, il must die out Of Itself ~ o1!v chance o.
living is 10 take rect IN new md richer lands. =
nc, ihat tbs ye- argument Of many OF the 4GTocates
OF Annexation II prosperity is failing Us; II
mus, awe amor! sid BUT yer Il / thought i
Knight =ocnsrG.e lat richie field would not Con-
s-ni /, take i. czLaot do evil that good ma.
c1me. | cGnnot espouse "ha; wrong, CT any
pee o. ezpediency. calloi espot . the syst-'l oI
numsn bondage, II order 10 gam relief from il.
cann1: 80 vi Z, in order TO desuoy wrong.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Average Loco majonty 80. .luel.


This is ,ho third tine that the Lnoo-tocOs have
run candidate OF the old Federal school for Gov
crnor-a man OF the school OF Hamilton and John
Adams, but of great personal strength. 1t has
alwa;s succeeded till now. Col. Pratt has been
a champion Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
which is regarded as hos! lie to the interests Of
Baltimore, which caused him to lose ground
there. 1t was known before hand that he would
run much behind the Whig strengthen the State
No man can seriously doubt tha! the Loco
Foco majority in Baltimore was obtained by gross
fraud To say nothing of its palpablc discord
with the current OF popular feeling through the
State, see how the vote compares with that cac:
at the three last Elections, as well as that for
President in lS40-two of them occasions at
which every nerve was strained by both parties
See here
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Eoa TIE PRESENT WEEK:

l. PoErRy-Accop,ahle Worship by Wan. II. 3GTesh.
H. EplroaIAL-Cniton Fabrics and the Terff: Rowdyl,m
The Tariff and Prices; Capt. Stockton; The Stolen
Letter from MIR. Clay he Atrocious attack on The
Wing Procession, The Poor Oppressed Factory tfs ;
Nlr Polk. Personal Strength, &c. sc.
ILL., PoIrrIcAL-Mr Wobstet'S Speech st Philadelphia Ad
dress OF the Syracu.e Wing Convention Speech o Mr.
Clayton at Delaware City. Del; The ROerbsck' Fo;Ss
discovered: Acceptance of the Wig Candidates lot
Governor and Lieut.. Governor Something Tor 'hs
New York Tribune to explain, Election IN Delaware
Hon Mr.. Clay is assaulted Whs County Nominations,
The Great Wig Meeting at National Hall. Letter
from Mr.. Clay.
". NKws-FIom ST. Domingo Episcopal Convention From
Mexico: Earthquake in Livingston County Copper
Fire atPoit Byron, News from the Oregon Emgrani'
&c. &c.
V MlscELLANEoUs-The Advantages OF Great Britain aad
America Robert owens Address. Correspondence Of
The Tnbune-Descrip-.ns. .tN hE Meetings, &c &c,
Vi Commercial iSrgLLisENcE-S stocks Money, f;oiucs.
Markets, &C.
Single Copies. put up in wrappers io the Mails be Oh
tanned at the desk. Price cents.
NO Terms-s3 per year. single copies g.. en;hll 'ub
scfipuOns payable inlle1iby in advance. Address
GREELEY x MctLRAIi lfj Nassau street.
Tribune Buildings opposite ths PARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

The Wigs of the City icId grand and e.
trusiastic nes;ing las: night at National Hall
JAMES r. WooD, President Of the se7enth War!
Clay Club, occupied .hc char, and speeches q
the very best sort were made by bGessrs, BouroS
Of Broomc County, and W. D. MURPHY and H.
RAN kercHUM of Ncw-York. The Clay Glec
Club, and MessIs. Cook. Dixon, COLLINS and
others, added greatly TO the interest of the meet
ing by theif glorious Whig songs. Notwith-
standing the Hall was crowded to sufocation, e
dense mass also assembled in the street, where
speeches were made from two separate STANDS by
MORRIS FRANKLIN, ]. N REYNOLDS, Gen. SroD.
DARD ana others Our friends abroad may rest
assured that the right spin. prevails among the
gallant Wings OF the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Augu.tus TonIinsonlsm.

While the Morniag Ne,rs believed the stolen
letter from Henry Clay to Cassius NJ. Clay
forgery, it refused TO publish it, taking credit to
Itself and its party for the virtue OF the refusal as
fellows:
There are 10; many Democrat, this CITY who. II
vlte letter found were indeed would make any
!er use OF than to enclose 20 the pe''on 10 whom II was
acdreaed-
But the next day it proved that this letter had
indeed been stolen and lis seal violated; where
apoa the .Neus walked it INTO It's columns with
the following:
paper having taken dieren; Of the obligations OF
prey Erch case, A Cay Icing high public character
nd the letter dslng h public atters from t1ose .sen
~ The Poet and the -Nsns
That scts the mater I'll right, So long as you
think letter pfofeFed you Is forgery and Of
10 consequence, stand on your integrity and have
nothing TO 60 with it. Buff i. prove to be gcnu,
inc stolen property, convert it to your oSn use
and the injury Of the owner, without -emorse !!
II The writer he Z" a high public character and the
Ic;tcr dealing with public matters" steal his le-
ters and break hic soais Of course, What righ;
has "a high publ; character, to write private e.-
ters, especially If they car be said to doai with
public matters We shall see whether :ts.e
considerations 9re valid IL corr- Of Justice, and
whether the Cry Old maxim Tbout .ae gecsise.'
ana q, taief has b ,crls supe:a-nua.ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Police Office.

This morning officers Reiyea and Kellinger ar
from Troy, niyrg IN custdy mon nnm4,i samue! w
Ireland alas JDa adams cu1r.ed with the huTg en
trance OF Mssfs Scott Co. 6OS Bndway and
stolen large OF rces, &c lie committed an
ing on OF 3d Sep pember broken nto Lroton Hall
Of Bowe!y and DIVISION - "nd >eaios ho0as nad
clothing societies. the value PaIt
found IN hi, possession. Gnd he vs. comiaitted.
Mary F-rrs was comGalrtc'i for stealing S23 rom
pocS Se' of Andrew Rochs ot NcwGls c. while he
yrs,lng Enough Orange ehe threw the money gutter
where Il picked uo BY colncd man. who ran of w,th IT,
la1n liaTs aud Heuy Jones committed for stealing
1 tj and vest. wanted.
HeGfg Feed coored arrested with rolls val paper
~ ~. pc,-essiGu. Owner wanted
John Myers, culofcd commit ID for sieang
cloth co striped ant oU gnd bcp,s. !Jr which
Hwnn,ed b. 0icsr Lake
May Ward committed 10 ealing basket OF cotnlng.
Tor winch IS wanted
Sapnn ltsnnn commit for stealing 3undTy at,.es
N Ar. fall 10 re
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04


LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM VEsFzCELA-By
the brig Kowena Capt. Wilson, IL 23 days from La
guayra, were sindly pu, in possession, at en
early bouF OF our letters and files of the Caracas
newspapers, OF both the lesding parties OF Venezu-
Ella. Ffcm bCtn papers aud letters we have con-
densed the following intelligence:
F.Iszurla is sufi rng fearful reacrion in It's pre-
yious commercial prosperity, caused IN The main By
entire des,Tucion OF commercial confidence
growing C Tire present distracted state of poiit-
cal feeling, previous undue extension of credit
and general relaxation Of those business princi-
pies upon which Venezuela must depend for any
thing lie prosperity. The revenue for tins
year will fell very far short OF that Of last year
by at least 80 per cent. Some OF the accounts
say even more. The elections jus, concluded have
been in favor OF the Gusmsnistos, liberal party,
who have already evinced & manifest hostii!t,
against the existing Government Many of The
moderate Iasn Of Vens uele in daily dread Of
revolutionary outbreak. The commerce cih tie
L4itsi States rs Sldcki.d ntLk more than double
The Gni0ust # mp0Sts the products q that c0un-
try that any 0if.r nation MIR PGys, and must Of
necessity ere Long entirely cease In fact, 1t uoa
struggles but fol existence. No article can
now be imported from the United States without
heavy loss, sey from 10 10 IS per cent, and this
against Coffee IL Caracas Ell Z cents, and Hides ei
81, which are the only articles that remittsnces can
be made in. or silver and gold at Per cent. pre-
MUM. There is NO new Ccffes expected 10 arrive
at the seab1s.d uli September. Nothing can eI-
ceed the joy OF the successful poLtcai party, saw
the gloom which that success mas thrown over th-
whole commercial community, as well as those wEo
will lose every thing in the event of revolution
U. s. Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
RockIend County.

\ very large and spirited meeting Of the Ha-
verstraw Clay Club was held on Wednesday
evening, and addressed by T. CHKYsrAL and H.
GREELEY. The Club-room was densciy packed
and it was found necessary t1take out window,
and let the speakers address crowd in the street
also.
Rockland is awaking 10 the great struggle, and
will poll many more Wing votes this Fall than
ever before. Ali her interests imperativcly re-
quirc Protective Tariff. She las rich Iron
Mines, excellent Water. power, and an abundance
of Wood, all Of which are of little value without
Protection. In l640, her Industry anguishcd !,
in 1912 it was brought nearly to dead halt :;
now all is busy and prosperous again. Her
Farmers get better prices for their products right
at home than they could get in the City, and save
immensely in tic cost OF transportation and sale.
They do know that the times arc better now than
formerly, and they begin TO understand the rea.
son. There are changes to the right side, and
determined energy on the part of the Wings. a
Wing Mass Meeting is TO be holden at Spring.
vile on the 10Th, when the County will come tc
gethcr. Rockland gave I,020 majority for Van
Burcn in 1910; we shall be sorely disappointed if
she gives 800 for Polk this year. Ii Hon. Moses
G. Leonard will go up there and make one or
two more Speeches assai;ng American Manu-.
iac;utc,s, asserting tta: Wages have rot ad.
vancod since the Tariff was passed and pagading
his roll OF British Cloth to show the superiority of
Foreign products over American, we shall expect
to 90 much better.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
SUPPOSED 5irRpFRrR DIscpy
BRooK1Ys Lx:r.rorF.-rhs annral Exhibition

BRooKLYS INsT!rUTE.-The annual exhibition
OF the Brooklyn institute, Gosy open in our sister
city, is a,trsctins great dee Of attention, and The
ciiizsns ys:i il in great numbers The articles in
the Fair although, OF course not so numerous as at
our American Idsii'u;e Exhibition, are may OF
them ot Tie highest excellence, ana reflect great
credit upon their producers. The picture gallery
contains several works OF much merit, and the Hor-
,icu!tural and Mechanical Departments are full OF
interest. The variety OF fruits aud flowers strikes
the spectator "i.h an agreeable surprise, and the
air is heavily Perfumed with the mingled fragrance
of the fruits and flowers. The process OF Thread
Lace making, which is carried on every evening by
Two ladies', is richly worth crossing the River to
witness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

SGSps's SARsAPAhIiLA When tic appetite ms nied
aHd the digestive powers have become Dnrtmy pqaLei tom
paunn other caucs the d,,O-Duc resorts to
powerful simunni nope "i restoring. by ntihfin means
activity ui The dgeve apparatus but the eirct
enfs Only .pp, exhausted mOmennfy cNsftuu.-
The winch succeeds than tho Original tor
pnr and depression Of spirits, hypDchnndnn. and sometimes
e.u. The nn!y proper coure n 20 ceHD'e
purify the elements OF the blood by 81 med
cine which wl nctdfecty upon the machinery which pfeD'es
and iuasnmnies hem. Parca experience aG esab sired
the met tna Sands. 5Hrsa pnnD that medicine II restores
t the stomach the whole digestive apparatus ia
viQor-nnd In. blood heathiui chAmcter 10y exGelnS
the seeds Of disease
For further particular ard conclusive evidence o il supen
vnlue and efficacy. DHrphet which may be obtained
Of the pro nod their agents gri.i!s
crrnrred and ,nd yyhoiq- q qnd retail ~ A Is. <
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists Is Fulton street New Yofs
I'D nsD sHi = East Bf1ai1ay and by Drug
gisfs generally throughout the Cnlt-d States.
pnce 81 per boltis TX bottle. iu 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
CITY AFF a | R S.
rIt.nEnlT
Board OF Snnerxisers.

Hon. JAMES HARPER. Mayor, IN the Chsir
Petltions-Of John G. Nelson, David Lyon as
Of Doush-ry and OF Rev Isaac Lewis '' eoiFsc
ton OF reserved and reiefed-
FARMERS TRu-r Co.-Aid. Schen-lin offered
resolution declaring Of the Ft " ard nave
ae ssd The Frrr.ry' Loan s rCs: CO perBora prooefty
fn s o. .a1eoe3 rnsead of 81 .Ss 40. hes should
h-ve done agfeeahy - he decision OF - Court oil Errors
The Board therefore, directed 70 snztos on
the Assessment Roll separate aeSrac9t a=au5s ne O1pa
uy for e176. -. &c Adopted, . 10 ;.
We consider proceeding not only ve:y absurd but
.o-,ly urEs; TIE Company ought &c 5- taxed OF their
property bal 'e rioruul. ;hsn million Of
dolll y hich they IL NJ the Instaiion having been
sxind.sd Of and tn; very property new payl1g tHe
through o'fer parties
Tsu Thousand copies Of tla Report Of Ih= COM
7.tiee OF Annual TaN.s we're ordered 10 te printed
The BcaId a4loarnre.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Uela are.

Loco.F Foco -eporls from Sussex County claim
majority Of 245 70. that size, giving then As
majority in the State. Bu. ijia is not correct
with regard to the o,her Counsies, and We pre-.
sum? not rs IL Sussex. The Wing accounts
give US l62 in Kent and "a in Newcastle, max
sag small Wing rejoriiy in the s.=a in spite
Of Inc victory gained by sup ed at elI)
in Sussex. That County hs I'D end sure
Whig msisritv a any reguaf &c; IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
D,aestcrs 80,

Captain Spaling ot he scht WiIHm AIy1 arllNed ye
day report, that the slth Of ScpemJef " mite, noa
,spe Hat,rra spoke the p bost Liberty of Baltimore who
reported having spoken the day baoie toe bus Gov Hopkins
who them they had boarded the day S,ete >h7
OF SO rcn>uli wuier nGd HsArdOGe 10 from her
m SPAR * Tbs pio, iot thea sea,ch oi her h4
vessel, name entry unde; waef supposed she had ~.
81 M the gale OF sept l.
piloj bSa L X ns reports a schr .uak about 10 miles
I, u the tis hl1uts, ,,.,.,, .
coming into Boston, Monday night, she srUcN rucS
above Cragies fridge aud nUs, imnedaiey sunk Nohng
nt The captas che,t containing Slj0 money nd
prpers The captain the money and mas not been head
of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Ipnor enl:rc Nfi.e,

Joseph E.tes. coinred, wnf Committed for having
Ir.spti.Dus cred me dwelling james Thompson
cu.uad IL aud o.E dresses.
ijlsAoj, i5 1Hic ~ iS5 &. very. the
pisdse TIC .sJ beng and uDQg n.
= andrew RyGn committed tor stealing iack-
etf.o.. lsaac Huwlgnd 80 Houston St.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Isf.. N-a EsE. win s?g-e--acs q .aia.
Sc.

TIE New YORK oot boa, NsyN o'> spa>e 81 me Slh a
- mis- L ot IN, lloG e. 81. lsl.. .f04 s0a.ire 80 Aes
Haven.
ylnn for Gov sfct .. ts lo:tri. SIT w-ll
No oiaie IA. oa Co ~. 81 5us l-N,.e, q =, i.st .s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Enrrig,, Pntts.

~ HaYaaa Sep; .5 SAL Adelaide. Ai4Gii. 'r feg Yos
TO -l 10 Il tsw days.
A. M1r,e,le, Aug t. ,h.p o'oamho. iaf Ncw'fok, Ss7
Afh barkJS Wan Tor DO Iur hIiss S~i.s Boy. ~, .l,
.a To load of Boston; Ottawa or Ma na; Wilton gf N,v
York unc IN quar- bue ro. 10; iaysna, bark Joa Rogb
ufl n. tmore for Malaga
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
sim; ar. Tuk.

Al - auctc- sore Of Auste Il S9;ceT, cor.
ner c ,Viliiam-st, and Exchange-placc, yes:eE-
day, quantity CT Political Flags-sl ofone quail
ty ahd co.t--wsre sold, as regularly advertised IN
the catalogue, at tie following grices:
12O CI1y end Frsiinghuysen at...37! c:s. each.
l10 Polk ard Da aIas...-.--..-..--T5
There was spirited competition. rhc Fhir
Flags were boagh, by Wm y. Beeche., 81
Beaver st. and may be seen or bought OF him.
Alter lie sale there being 50 to so merchants
present. a proposition was made to vote by show
ofhands for President, and the result was nine
for Clay 10 one for Polk.
AT the auction store OF VIM. Kobbe, South
Williams. similar vote was taken, which re-
suited-Fog Clay p for Polk three. So it goes
j. The 4merican Republicans of this City
have completed their nomlnations. Their cand-
dates arc
Dist. For Congress,
sESEE 3 Il WIla
Senator. r............ .l.t Dist-tikoRGE FoLsoY,
DAVE Z. Wheeler, Thomas H. Oakley. Iohn Culver,
Il aa NJ MGSn Ron: sTsI IHG%Po HSoP ae5b En- & g1ss Fem
severn ID. Mouion, jane JARVIS. Ihcs ). Tlmpson.
John J. X. Depuy
The majority of these names are entirely new
to us, save as we have seen them in the proceed
ings Of Native meetings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

U A circumstantial and MOS: interesting &c
veiopment Of the fraudulent maneuyers aud jug
glss at the last Baltimore Convention, which re-
suited in the nomination of James X. Polk-from
the pen of leading and well.informed actor in
those scenes-wilI appear in our columns to-mor-
row. Look out :or it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
CITY INTELLIGE ENCE.
THURSDAY.
H.. s...- ln....icr Cnr
before JrdS j&rrs.
N D.c IDtr


IN lie mI,,sr ci N-il.iar. Redmond, a peiiicHo
in BnaslSccy hayil & rs petition arior to tie repe of
t= iGv-a!r 8 Of TX i.rJ 4.fal & HeC!aonc
Is and i=tg,l1aeG 5.rcl. OF the
bol oppGe y tns Bark Of hsrlesc and cher c.t
hI effected ia- rei-t- 70 NE
=fiin, AID the ait i-r1 s ct-a1et MS
discharge. ne tral Tor ln-nt Yesterday
"a fr hes beer Itsnsyely snElCsd importing cotcs
tom L.ve-p 9i. s-0 Ss.nA Mission ard 70 .hpTEg
cctic, g.. AID iueif Operations WFa extensive The cppcsi
lion based preferences &c. !: rlc tbat te blEca
ii.. efsmGe e4i showed thc,f debt, BE-
st53 20 ent hcI asses S'-,>. a1v;ng bGrnCe 3Ed0s;
tseTi by tlsf showing, nenr'y 5D.etJ The
account w.h 1h " Nl!iOU2hS X Go,
OF Liverpool winch house le. lil!s ci exchange
which hl tecn dawn tei by latan & Redmond 10 he
amour. Ct s. sf - -stG-sef. J. became publicly knSwl
tIa' the G-ls nat been -srled and the rre. 0i <
suspec'et. hut gns were .rnr '- T. ;'t tasT
roitsr. trer funds, ana t.a -ruH! nave
paid Y cF1u .Tcy he'd i>t tll lne 5J c tie
tine wheH aa ual7ace faet ;fpcS. which a- he=u al
luGsd 10. II cJIeuiet hl trJ Acud have stepped zen.
out instead al ,lat 'hcy tel:isl - .Fe Up C returned
paper. and ~ ,uiau e Gl.'ey other
sources II respect 80 - the olsc'."s. .,Ci. that
MI ReimUati SGd rnla So Heiurs t.,n - hses
ton, u 10 W. 10 ri ir5 hii and
that tf X cn.y1r'.t! Z tti Ia his
said thai 81 Cct.a o. gef l. h, state from
the eXpeen Wa- y % ui afH Is In Incorporated
companies. ua prefer ia!,g dual srcuty. nad he
that way. &c cu-si. ;ii tlr ,, locks
tor Mr. Inll. WaLid Lie himself iigli.
vriope belonging Mr. Z. Ing whole lost. 1t
cOGlendet that jie>-r l. y commepce husn. 1857 with
nominal capital. but extended er cfedi; To the amount vi
several hundred thousand dollars asr shown ttat the
time 0 their GTc IN .i s55 Oi YET fir Lain drew
for private u,e that tR:e Sl.9 eco. AID Mr. Red
in0nd So On D.ha o defence HveIred tina. the firm
had abundant means sfag m 'c3 and that the whole u'
their troubles originated IN Their determination faithfully
the returned drafts OF s6V0 which they succeeded doing
80. The ar gUmcut Is Stlll pending.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

e Hon. JoHS C. CALHOUN, Secretary of State,
arrived III Charleston, 5. {. the 30th ut. on his
way TO his residence in Pendie,on District. Hon.
WILLIAM c. PKEsTos and family also arrived from
the North the same Gsy.
n Leroy Sunderland extracted tooth from a
youus lsdy's mouth, few days sirce, without
pain, while she was in the mesmeric sleep.
GREAT SIckNEss.-The New Orleans papers OF
the 3i state that the sickness continues in the IL
terror Of Mississippi AZ WoodyilIe sut of a popu-
lation of 500, 400 were sick and there rad been 60
deaths since the 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
lvhig EI.cloral ricket.

Be careful o. m'sspettiag the names Of the
Why Electors, you that PRINT votes! \ friend
sends US the Hudson Riuer CkrOn;cie and points
out three msspelngs in its list--Abraham B.
INSTEAD OF K Lawrence; Samuel Il. McChes-
nen, instead OF Samuel J. McChesney; and
Charles L. Clark, final omitted Print from
the Albany Evening Journal, and be SIRE you
make no error.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
DIED.

A, Brooklyn l. on ThuTlsy monjT- Oc.o',>r 81. Mr.,
MARGARErt4 DUYFIELD gJ.r c Df. JUhn uuiied. a.,l
yrIr sRd 10 diys.
The friends oShe dsorssei repeatedly i7vr 20 a'ead
the arcrri um 1sfi're residence Fnoa ect. atgr
dag StetTogn. q aclJcS. tHont further nssficu.
IN iEurdsy mu-1m .Ociubrs 2d. e. itIysy
Kt>ossrRY late ui Ney tleas, ~ The . year of h at
,,aiy .on Il Ephr1ir5 hinz>aefy ot th3S city
Hs ;raai. ard hls the family, lsquesfe - a;tfa
IN, fasr1 arfn.n CT = ,,st oe.ocN trom ;ss rss
deuce of b., istrer. ls7 f'.nfy- ,ffcs,
-rsr.-hi-r md ',ss te-44, psHef- :iccS- COPY.
A. IS h:,ye Ai,.s 90 the ~. Se3' i5aef ct b. nous
ver. JOSIAH AyRxs EG .aSfy Of ;h e;y. l. ie IN yea:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

No fair man can look at this and not feel that,
as each party strained every nerve at the Presi-
dental Election in 40, and the Mayors Election
last year, and the Whig Increase on each serious
effort was fair, steady gain according to popu-
lation, the Loco.Foco gain is not an honest one
Naturalization did not supply more than half OF
it Illegal Voting did the rest. Electors OF New
York! guard the purity OF your Ballot Boxes
p. S.-We have report from MONTGOMERY
County-Whg majority increased, bat the
amount not definitely stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

CnSvELLst tAIS EXTRACTOR This Hrcnt rcmeiy for huns
OF all suit. nn tmmnt"n ls,lY incnaai0g ioDunE
f,vnr T. needs onl 10 be- pp'ad 10 10 exhibit It's
wonderful ppver. 1t ony all 7Hin by ic hut
the piles, nfinnnuOD. prevent mcrufc t"n,
eis al scoiurus o1tnls sUfe'.
md pecc cr the 0i salt fGeum. itto b,
had genuine On.y at2t CORTLAND ,tfesl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04
Court onisnaar. TIN. Day.

CIscu.r CouK1.-No. so. 3. 10, 9l, 90, q. IS.
% &C, lQG, leg, Is. D. -, go.
CoaMoy PIEAs.-Nos -. SO. g. 86, :, /, :, ?,
II, s.. 90, ~, 50. 81 IS 6S, 7s, 50, 81, >.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

u CAssIus NJ. CLAY and GESRlr SMITH vii,
hold Public Discussion al Syracuse, on some
day to be hereafter designated, on the question
Ought sincere opponents OF Slavery TO cast their
votes for James G. Birney for next Presidentl-
Nj Smith of course takes the stfirmatYe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

sS JOSEPH c. NEAL, author Of The very popular
Charcoal Sketchs,' has retired from the PenaSyl
caniaa, Loco-Foco paper, which he has edited
win much ability courtesy and tact. He is about
commencing the publication of a new Literary
Weekly, under the title OF Meals Saturday Ga
zrus. which he viii 10 doubt make well worthy Of
support, as in il Politics ere TO be entirely avoided
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

CURa yoR DSAFNHss lie vHst of ,imory el-
ready procured n favor of Dr.. NGNnir's Acoustic Oi! hli
yHin-d reputation beiOr cGuaisd. nj Ae u
pronounce sql1 nnI Certain remedy lor ~
p9ln' the eaf. ma dic esCriying O
nHrkabJ ssct' sGd feis he uc-uiun' - whi'
have come under knowledge ~ winch tha hea,n
ony by Coms;oek Co No II Co"r;.cn street ffic- .
flo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

u Remember the Mass MEETING at Hemp
stead Village, Queens County, at o'clock to-
day. WHITE, HOME, OGDEN, VAN WAGNER,
&c. are TO speak. The Cars leave South Wood
O.Idge az 81 A. NJ returning about I.