New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

| Parker, ESqrs. OF New Jefsey-oy ). 0euhet'
ESQ. OF Goshen, \. Y.-by VIM Van Wagner
ana others. We don't intend to relax our eIer-
tons and the fire is too well hindled TO go out
Yours. \.
Affairs In AInbama-southern Loco-Eoco-
ism in its True ColorS.
CANEBsAXg. Ala. August 18Th. lsH
To III. Editor Of The Tribune:
Our elections are over and of course we are
beaten. So far as head from the Wings have
gained few Members in the Legislature, but we
have no idea of getting control of that body
The ChivaTy are, however, SO badly disappointed
IN not sweeping every thing that ii amounts al
most to a triumph to the Wings. From the great
numbc. OF Texas property holders, which they
saw changing sides in their favor, they thought
TO carry all before them, when they would have
done but for the great number Of disinteresied
and peace loving Union men in their Own ranks,
who became disguised and quietly rcsolvedto go
with them no longer.
sincerely wish that your Loco-Foco neigh
bors could attend few meetings OF their South.
en- brethren. They would doubtless be aston
ished q, the cordtaiity with which they arc spo-
ken Of The Locos here have no sort Of conf
Gence in their Northern allies. They say they
have been cheated by them once on the Tariff
question, but they are determined it shall be so
10 more They declare that all their hopes for a
peaceabe repeal Of the Tariff depend upon the
influence Of Polk If he can be elected, they ex.
pect repeal; but il lhey cannot get 1t N that or
some other quiet way, they intend to resist, for
which move they are sounding the notes Of pre-
preparation already. The PulSijes III this au
tude abuse and Willy the whole Northern cummu-
DIy with as mucn maiIgnlty as the Texans d.
the Mex,cans, II nut more: and 1t IS PLAINLY dis
coverdbIe That IN Y Intend, II possible, 10 ret up
hot sectional quarrel, and an ultimate Split. As
specimen oi their sectional prejudice, (Which Is
treIr leading prihcipie III the Sou'h,) VII men,
ton one circumstance. mir. WGtrouS, tie Wing
candidate Tor Congress IN the lilo District oil this
State, was horn in u Northern Sta;C-New- YORK
think and is SAID 10 have been College mate
Of Senator Wright OF your State. He is an emf
nent LAWYER, responslble planter and has long
been most exemplary citizen OF oer Stale. Not
{, word ol Just detrscucn cauId be brought aganst
hun but the everlasting Loco-toco cry o; Yan-
kee. Yuhkee IGRkec, tfumpeed ali over the
d srlct, and many poor, mario " souled drivelers
actually believed mat 1t dangerous 10 trust
him on that account whilst OF his opponent, 1t
was deemed amply sufficient 10 say that he was
II native of South Carolina and with al his sins,
(Which the Wings were too generous TO elscuss,)
he was paraded as the man for the Sonth' lie
Certainly has two qualifications for Congress.
man: immense WIND and readiness at physicGt
discussions.
The Wings can proudly look upon all such
contemplate prcludices with oisdan. We pre-
sent an imposing spectscle-a great party in every
section OF this Widespread country, all cordially
and confidently united in the conservation and
for the preservation of the republican principles
aud great American measures and institutions
upon which our National greatness and Govern.
mental success depend, and upon which our
former glorious history is iounted. In holding
With tins noble brotherhood, we IN the South re-
ccive the snee.s and abuse OF those whose preju-
d!ccS against tier own countrymcn are only
eGu.lcd By their love and fear OF the great Brit
ism nation But We regard these as nothing, so
long Us we can receive the Jealous cooperation OF
the true friends of our Country N whatever quar-
ter they may be.
Is II possible that great Conservative party
Ike ours can be beaten by the selfish machina-
tons of few sectional and selfish leaders, whose
principle is rule or ruin, and whose patriotism
is sectional prejudice Ii may be possible, but
shall not beeye it, until il is spoken By the grea,
Northern, Eastern, and Middle pillars Of GU. ven-
Grated Union. RANDOLPH.
p. ST. see that Mr.. Folks friends III the
North are trying to have 1t understood that he is
not az immediate Aaae-CqtiOn,St but only g for
Annexation when It be fairly and peaceabiy
obtained" Now all that the Wings in the South
want, is for Mr.. Polk to simply say as much
over his own proper name, and we d beat him
even in Alabama, for We have already used up
his Free Trade doctrines, and he now stands upon
nothing bu, immediate Annexation. K.
Il QUEEys vicToKIAs Royal Robe, embro-
dered in gold and silver and liked with white satin,
caa be seen at Barnums Museum. Il Is accompa
MED by a certificate from the head house keeper,
testfyips 10 lis genuinensss. 1, is very beautiful
article.
- CLAY MEDAL, beautifully coined and
trebls gilt, is for sale by Wm II. Graham Tribune
Buildings. II quite the neatest and Pre,ties; a.
fair OF The kind we have seen.
Dr. LAhpyEz's SUBSCRIPTION SEslys OF En-
rERrAlyMEs1s-This instructive and attractive
course will be commenced on Monday evening with
N inaugural discourse and splendid optical e1hib-
Ton As the tickets Tor the course are offered al one
dollar, they will probably be soon taken up the
tull capacity OF the house. Subscribers can have
places secured and select them IN the order OF their
application. The subscription tickets will be ready
Tor delivery at the Theatre, where places may be
taken this morning. See the programmes.
A CAPITAL pEv1oE.-Oue OF The banners dis