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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY.-Eighteen months since
gang of fcounterieiling villains were arrested in
Arkansas and at their head as the ring. leader
was the infamous Samuel q. Trowbridge, then
the Mayor OF Little Rock. They were tried,
found guilty, and sent to the Penitentiary-Trow-
bridge tor twenty-one years, as he richly deserv,
ed In the face OF all his rascalites yet too fresh
in the minds of the community to recapilulate
would it be believed that this head DEVIL"
Trowbridge, has had sixteen years Of his SEN
tence remined? Ark. Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

IL ELlGiOus PUBLiCArlONS-THx SrEREoTYPr
tPLsTss md C0pPsa PLATES, ct Browns Folio Bb.e.
also the Life OF Ch by tie Rev Fleet wood o toeetpei
able terms qndsr provisions Of the ~ Of the iae 1 d4os
Nn and are now in successful sale by competent agents.
thu city and Of the principal ces OF the Cnl'e! sltes
For Terms nd view anil mateaIs apply nt the
publishing Office OF the AdinHtrarx. NJ a. knncney el
hrd Avenue n. Y II BY letter post pad. all I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

EFFECTS OF THE TARIFr.-J. 7. Stevenson,
ESQ of Boston, in his late speech at Gloucester,
amding to the present Tariff, said that up to its
passage in 1912, the annual value of Russian i'm
ports, principally manufactures, was S3,0OO,OO0
Since It's passage they had been much reduced
Before the Tariff, Russia shcetng had been sold
in this country for SIS a piece. 1t was used for
shoe-lining, and purchased only by the American
shoe manufacturers. OF this some forty or fifty
cents went TO the American importer, but tho re
naming S. so ,oent abroad TO pay the Russian
merchant, manufacturer, and peasant, or rather
his lord Under the present Tariff, an equally
good article can be procured for S3 or 81 and
every cent remains at home for the benefit Of the
american merchant, manufacturer and operative,
instead of going into the pockets of forelgners.-
And the advantage is mutual, enabling those to
whom this money is paid to buy more of each
other.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

E- The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
Tea mead ha that cepcs and conunsseu have
ced md extraordinary nt he
of this novel and It's henc
made without weaving. which causes IT'S
closely resemble the natural halr, both m light
ard natural 10 Cey detection lis texture
beautiful and iree hat IN all cnes OF
e-spa;nn unmpeded, and the great evils Of
oe wigs entirely avoided The ceptc and conoolsseuI
alike invited inspect this Novel and beautiful Wig and the
peculiar method OF fitting the head the m1nurciurers A
e. Hary l6 Broadway, Of Liberty street, up stars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

tcforo, and rs shall do forever to give his SUI
frage 10 the Wing candidates, not for the sake of
Henry Clay, nor even for the sake of the Wing
Party, but for our Country for Liberty sake, and
for the sake OF Humanity.
ium very faithfully your constan, friend.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
J,p,,s J.vr Fso
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

r- Water Cure.-J. Shew. NJ d. an author on Wa.
ter Cure S Fourst Broadway regarding the system
by far the rational. efficient and safest in all Diseases
practices accornGyutt0t drugs of ktnd. Dr. :. is
making arrangements to establishment in which
carry out the system fully. The advised eratui
nnslr iiY2 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
r~ Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
seVv- orlx-Th Institution during the month OF August

'''' 'N'. M0RRis ROBINSON. President.
SAMUEL HANSAY. Secretary.
MiSTURS PosI. NJ. D.. Physician 10 the Company. 3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

atTrsune oice-
On 0nN UNITED STATES r FtRsitRs ALMA
SO.USJU MAC :or sale al the Tribune Gtce al 81 per
hundre.
ry,o MERCHANTS. TEACHERS. AND OTHERS
l HI NTiNGTuN & SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl street. Keep
keep constantly fo> sne eEd compee assortment Of
Scruol Classical .nd Miscellaneous Bncss Blank oues
every vnfe;y; Laer. Cap, ruled and pnn Bill Drawing.
and free Pnosr Quills Ink, sealing Wnx sc. sc.
Merchant TsHher:, Schco COMMITTEES and Others wish
ing purchase. VII dd of 'elF interest 20 give Us call
M furnish all articles IN our le rt 10" prices nHd III
quantities s
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
The AIala Brur School Geo Do. DO Abridged,
rr,nhy nnd Aaas iWebster's Dictionary fox
Peer Parlry's Geography fJr Schools. i2mo.
Children 20. ~" 10. l-io.
Pa;ar Par!cys History for Chi Ms Lncolns b9tany
dTen. 20. Dthhy 20, beginher'
Bnrrili's Geography Of the Do Natural PHI o,opny
Heavens, VITA IN Atlas. ~ ..i'uiai fb.esopnF io'
Felinwes' Astronomy tpT BE - beginners.
giln=Gs -. 20 Lsctuies On cIeln!suy.
Goodnchs EcesiGsicrl His d. Chemistry Tor BesaIets
iofv far ~chols IGsliIude,s Picture Reading
NsW's sr" he'ie % '' prsson n,ere,. Table, per
Pre.tnn's Interest Tables per cent. .,.,.,
20. 10. EAulue,o
Prac;ica Grnmmar of the En4 LanSage OF al INTRO
duc,i1n composition which the constructions ere c"L.l
fed pTedcaunl and phrases BY uVsfd !fazeh' autol
of the Speiier and Defn-r. Part first.
Paris iir,i nlf sec nd bduad IN one vol Sep-y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
BOARDING.

BOARDING Two OF three single gentlemen can De sc-
ID conmcda,ed wish good 'oS'i uui peasGH' Eooi 70
,! 5tekinnn street ee' -"
s.0ARp and persan ROOMS ~ Ms. JANE II HA'i'hIS :.
- No no Chsr-rs be obH ned b, tst {. ot
Single gentlemen. Trans en t"auer> accommodated oy to
dsy or week. Ecerences exchanged . =, 4,
10 LEr.An Office eccni!y occupied oy d. sts'eiS ~
cure above - ~
sSOAnD-A large coubs tho second ro0t; cIn
. ~ bao with uil b'ait 81 40 lluson street aus sw
rf,O RfvA large frnn, ror, on second hoo 10 on OF
two gent S1riu. Apply s. - 'iut'aJ 'ee'' o''S, -, -
iumba College SEId -- =-ass=, aSs =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Voc. Nv. no. E32

Church by excluding the press from an insight into
the dOinss OF the Contention, than il ,hey sat in
secret session.
After little farther animated discussion, it end.
ed in
Rev. DR.. Tying Withdrawing his resolution.
The Convention took recess until 1 o'clock,
p NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

~DTUOMPSDN'S THUsiES. Oiic. No. IL
@GN Rsekncn street. Aoou' 30 Of t,c frs, physi
49, Acans and surgeons of New York have gl'ei
S their derir preference 20 this Truss rs you chi
@ graduate the pEessurc from one to my poond
on Inc rptye without back pad which does much ifurJ
to the spine ir being the best tes, Y rs superonty
is appied uni x days tTn given, and il does no. reiain
he rupture while per!onng kind Of exercise or cough
ing and peIec, D word u not sntIactoT
IN avery I.spec tina money chestuly returned and tbs
,he only condition whoa you should buy any russ per
narert cure IS easily effected ald warranted. di.ecoEslt
hose sending fer Truss need only mention the side rrp
tured and the FOUND the h US they can graduate
he pressure ~ suit their Sold wholesale AMI retail at Il
~ H. tr,on nnl q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
CLOTHING.

H. WASHBURN, tlste Edgeron L. Wa'hbuin: would
respectfully inform his friends and customers, that ne has
taken sp.cou, Stores No 81 John street between
William where he will continue the business OF Merchant
Tailor. He would also inform The Pu5ic that he wl have
constantly on hand the styles Of Goods of all cescrp
tons for enenenI and Boys we.r which shall be made up
after the approved London and PeTsan Styles and way
Gentlemen will please call AID leave he orders with Ger
taInty that they shall be promptly and faithfully executed
sn7 3m-
STTylFR COATS of every variety and style Of reduced
p prices OF the NewYork Cash Tailoring Establishment,
lsT eoaiVray three doom below the rankin iouse Also
10 ;sE7i III aHe - " u '''N''' j. c. BOOTH K Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

AJcCURDY. ALDRiCi! & SPENCER, u EScHanse
VI place. Offer Tor sale.
80 cases Piints-Froi the American f!irt Works. r III
Hi"er and others-a large -arc,y OF rev s'y!e /! cn
ci.ns, :, g. md coiorsd F=Hces.
iCo PTnisFrom the Lodi prar WORKS bluch and white
black lavender. &C.
$50 bales Brnwn Sheetirss4! Etrck Bst.nea. Viren:a
Stouts Croton IS. titchve Hamilton. RocsanG. Bea-
Cceek. Hartford Manchester. !. htss bone. &c.
800 bae5 IS Brown S.:i.ngs-GaTal i!s. Etcs and Bat
$50 bales Cotton Osanburgsvar!ous width. sod qualities
100 Heavy twIe Slckns2 81 una 81 inches WIDE, ,'or
gram and msa bags. boa; sails. &C.
go cases Bclched Goods-Shn.s and Sheetngs, of
widths, qua iies and styles.
80 cases f'oitunndes. Crank ies sc.
IC0 Cotton Fac Hardkerchiet-3+ :, rs and wide.
30 Gotten Checks-Strped Shirttnss.
WOOLEN GOODS;
zoo ClohsSup style, wool dyed brown. blue mixed
lCO cn;e assmee.Woc dyed black mixed and fancy and
paid ST. ped.
go cases Satines-A large Of the beststyes plaid
stripes, plain nrd coors. diacona!s, diamonds. SC.
70 cases Bucsskin-50do do Tweeds
20 e S1eeus Grey Fulled Cloths.
100 " Kentucky Jean.-blge. mixed. striped, &c.
$50 e" kersaysCa5e Gods, from The Mallory NiI supe
rio! article.
40 cases PlaI! LnSeys-3.4 and 4.
AIso-A large a,sartman II CARPETS from the Qwnsco
Mills ine. upcine End three ply nsnln Of rew and :uqe
n,isIty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

HENRY n. COLLIER.
JAMES II. COLLIER.
ATTORNEYS AT Law AND SOLICITORS N CHLFCIRY.
NATlLI attend any buSiness that may be entrusted 70
w Them in the variou. courts Of law and equity. They
will attend personally 10 the COLLECTION and securing Of de-
mands IN the The business Wi, be under TIE
general supervision ana counsel Of ihelT isther.
JOHN a COLLIER.
Please address Z. N. and J. H. Collier. BnShamton.
Hroome County, n. Y. alo sm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
GENUINE TEAS,
lVHOl .ESALE AND RETAIL.


GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA Coz a n y,
PRINCIPAL. STORE. l2l CHATHAM SIREbl w. l.
Branch Stores:
3ls Rleecker street. New-f0tk.
OIL GRIND street. near Sunn,k
1871 Greenwich street. near + u'ton.
is Fulton sieet rs5 s SoHR Fifth st, phadepa
II Hanover erect Boston. :,
INVITE the attention OF Cry ana Couhuy am,e, anS
Iii h hunJ by selections Of pure and unadueFa
,sJ Tea, IN the United StAes Tne unIvesai popularity onu
r.nown mousse with reference 10 nen na!, ow p
eos md upright deunz well und.r;tood 10 fsboet 's
he, comments necessary Oylnel and Only warehouse Io
The ,a 10 of l!owqua Black Ten O5'evs VIZ
he nsrlculnr IN remember the number o the pincph .De
nptbnnI yree VIZ i2 between Pearl ana Rossvet ueeu.
The public will also be pleased 10 take notice hat I'VE
Z ea Company have nothirg 10 do with any o.e' ''e
those described at The top OF ihs ahVe''''s'"e"''
~ n NIDuI E.rON bay ing rel urned from
yr-Ss;., N. 0,iran, has taken an office IS Cham
TtSSSsR n.r,f opposite the Park. where he is pro
SlYYS pared attend To those who Try "sn ..n1 ns
-i-(9 nrofexonaI services. lis NUMEROUS Ihenos
al ,s,on, in the city New YORK who ENJOY We oens
f hrs operation, require father pfoci - us sA ou o
y, nSodce testimonials from TIE following ssni!o
men which ne wilt iurnlsh nt his oifee: a. ,.,.,,-
Dr. Vnenine lo Professor Of Surgery o' the Chi's'T
Dr. Parker Proies.o, of the Co lege o! surgeon-
Professor Grnes Of Louisville, ny.
Professor Stone, Of New oreaD,. ~ n,, r..
Tha folownv Il from Professor Stone to Dr. Dudley. ITO
'eA''' VI N"'h~' ~ Nrw.OaLEAss, Feb. y, ISt.
~ G.. p,,, os IN introduce 10 you the benref, VIM
Nddie.nn .nt,,t OF reputation from Sew- YORK ar.
W5soo he. spent tbs New OreaH. and pfoposes
,hs rong recommendation ~ Professor fnfker
of tho College Of Surgeons ana iioni ny p.noha'
GusptAnee with him c.n e. OH ,be o.r, m h.. p"fe.,on
Any assistance you may rchnet nin ia o''-'"'"h 'S
iihou ID he deIfe ~ consider ai fav0,, eroxr 81
Yours, with respect w. SiN''.. "a al i,..
r., Ilr nrnf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
TO EOTTSEKEEPERS.
DR.. do S S Y,
nCHI 1877
AND OpHTHAI.aIIC

AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. so Chnmbers-s.. doors w. OF Broad
way, New York, - ,,,,
CONFINES his practice TO DISEASES CF LIE Ef T.
" Operations upon that Organ snd ITS appendages Ar
tca Eye Inserted Dr. d. hUs for the Inst eight years De
voted his attention almost exclusively to this important brunch
of the profession having been pupil OF Dr. ELLIOTT subse
Cueniy his assista and nter practising nj Charleston ;. C.
For OPERATIONS tstrabsnus, cataract &c and realen,
charges moderate. Otce hour. from a. NJ 10 X NJ
nugl4 I'm
A MEXICAN ELASTIC SuSPENDERS AND WEB
ABlNG-rhe surprising perfection attained by tie iste I'M
movements the subscriber compoundlng ndia Rubper
aud adapting the manufacture OF Elastic heohnR by
the aid his machinery warrants him III srynG tat te
Suspeners Offered for sale by him ae the best ever mde
Among the advantages he claims IN his mode o manuihc
ture over tina; Nh Goodyeg freedom from the
smell so nsepaabe from G.s The peculiar and exclusive
prope y of retaining their elasticity and the grea increase o
stiffness vthou, additional bulk weight l. IS common
complaint among thu>e who hive used Nh u suspender
fna they lose their elasticity after being worn short Time
h. is entirely obvaed by Days process, and dealers n sus
panders webbing Invited examine the goods ~ 10
MAIDEN lane An assortment, embracing al the lending pat
terms always or hand and for sne by II. y. DAY
Successor TO the ROEtury lndla Rubber 20,
a,v-1v 8 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

= CATINETS-SATINETS-J j. o; TAYLOR * 20. No
"a Cedar It having moved their store. 81 Cedtr
street offer very extensive stock Of Domec and forep
Dry Goods by the piece package hey have ist received
frnr .rrtU:lss extensive assortment OF Sc.iGe
i-yf frlra z, o one tGl!a, gard
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Prepared and SOLD, wholesale and retail.
A. u. e. D. SANDS. Druggists.
79Futon street. s73 Broadway. u East Broadway.
Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout the United
States Price. 81 per bottle: TX boul'' tor 30.
TT The pub respectfully requcs ed to remember that
It nrs SnSnpariln TINT hus and constantly achieving
,uch cures the most difficult cuss 81 seaSes Ia
whch the human frame subject therefore. nk Tor Sands
Snrsnnorille ani inke no other lyl5 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
DRY GOODS.

DROWN SuEETtNGS AEn SHIaTINGS-Of ev.rY
Iyy n-i tth al The known brands both henyy and fire
-Siark ~. Indian c1d. {. Cabot A. ller-imn'S.
E1aiers Unknown B'un'wlcs, &c. & NAV be hnd h ma
tacturc,s, price,. The ID floors o. q ard y Cedar str 81.
hal a block above Pearl street.
lsn southern Cotton Yarns assorted twist Nos l.
To- 6t0 II AMI M Ia T. So Cotton Batting, put up
blue paper loi bundles to tie l0 IN, rery large quantity
"a GEMS per D. cents cent. s.. and pound.
TINS ln ,tY.e IL warmnled equal 10 aRy 10 cent ba
te, .>o Plterso= yellow Ticket ard other New jersey
Also !ycE.ns every description Ca!pe. Wars and
threaded or superior quality botl white and ccofad s'Jgt
Also, Twne Of varicus qualities. from Is to Il ceut,5.
pound Bes, Seine Twne, % certs.
The attea;inr of Country Merchants particularly solicited
20 tbs STOCK which cot up direct view meet their
appreciation. i. J: u ~ IDEglllLL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

IRISH EMIGRANr s'OCIErY.-The Office OF this SCce
~ has ea removed No. hnn.sJeet. TINS City.
whee Emgrunt. invited to mike app!cuon rnd where
persons wanting servants lpora agents. sc. VII BE suppl
I'll withaut Charge Ep order.
a13if JOHN EUCKLEY, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

DEACH ORCHARD COAL yard Is nSw '.Is.si ncsssS
With ul supply oi all the varc Us ases - G,e,
,r,n The zane mines OF which have nre''I m IoIhet sa
sons and known bs equal 10 the os reS"n. NJ
suurs that particular 10 have good coal - sr
nr,ce are advised lJTSgjd and have the U
isi before the prcc advances with the Ie ~ ieishts
GEO WARNER. 5Ui HousimG street.
IL hI.,r.. A.r.in NJ RrnrnxsY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

trucKA\VAY WAGON FOR 5ALE:-A uew RocSa-
Syny m perfect order. Tan be s.en g. Ahcsrsh T. Snp
.un's stnbie iG Eat Broadway. toI sale by
el5tf W. n. SEYNUuR&C No. iCHdthnm square.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

ARGE SIZE PEA OR CilESStT COAL '-p.s,haiE
in. thi day cargo 1i superior lIEr 'ife ea
I;hcsaut Coal! or lHs az manuictnefs l,,v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

10 0O0 AIMAEACs.-THE AMERICAN FAR
IO,OOOMER'S .iLM-iNACS with Gus fo9 slle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

,5,O APOTHECARIEs AND Pllf Ns--fof SsieI
An nld sstAbls.d DR. q - Oh rtunied neur Broad
sny dn,g good rrnil and otss'rp"n l',ne'. AAched
In ne .;tue IL ronnuilu,s Office ynvui- entrance nhn
hsl ,m noin,n.--orI,r ug ucr.. Pm slcnn cpmTsh-
ce prar,lcs >eom equaled TIE casl ';"mc q" ihe oin.e
,i. has reached 500 the 10 ,c,cif"ub- 10 nj p
,, The Term, oh. sufficient c1ns VIII be hofn
,r the pupoor eusiGg the husless hddfr,, WIKI isn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

~ Ono UNITED STATES. FARMERS ALMA
ZU.USU MAC tar sale at the Tribune Ctire at 81 per
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

For fnher particulars and conclusive evidence Of s
or value and efficacy ramphe,s which may be obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

CARDThc establishment. Nus Is and 20 Cednrstree.
the first of its kind. ind the largest assortment ~
Brown Sheenc exhibited uT0n any floor the NJ
re Shtes "a and rs Sheenes from the loves, 10 the
best quality manufactured gard wide. yard mad quarter. Gnd
y9rd and hall vide sherngs "f every gnde :ae variety
pfihe medium qun;es ut low prices weighing btO4 Yard:
the hes, envy Shetngs Indian Head lawrence G. Surf
Mills, CABOT a. Chiccoes D. hpe,o9 tout; Sc &c ryiers
Tnkn0wns, &c .iiSD Bats Wick, Twne, Warp and Wnd-
ding Be-, southern Cotton Yarn assorted TWIST. No. 5,o 10
ard u l.; Mise. Suffolk. Alokeag end fine York Drills nso
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-05
PIPE-LAYER BLAIRL

Francis P. Blair, Of the Globe, who .layed
his own spurious vote, and that of one of his re-
lative, into the ballo,-box in Montgomery county,
Maryland, at the recent election for Governor 0,
that State, attempted yesterday, at the same place,
to vote for Polk and Dallas, but was refused
the privilege, by the same Locofoco Judges who
admitted his illegal vote and that of his rela.
tive, at the October election! And why I
We understand that Wing of this city, who
owns property in Montgomery county, and, like
Blair, lives there portion of his time, went to
the polls and ascertained from the Judges that he
would not be entitled to vote. The gentleman
then took care that tbs editor of the Globe should
not enjoy immunities which were denied to him.
self, when they both stood, aside from politics,
upon an equal footing. The consequence was,
the Locofoco Judges deemed it pruden. to reject
Mr.. Bair's vote, this time, and did so. Our
readers will remember that Blair is the Globe.
man who warns the public against Wing illegal
voting -.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-05
WE TOLD THEM so.

Our readers will recolect that we appraised
the Locofoco ppe-layers who voted in Baltimore
at the late elections that they were an1iously ex-
pected there on Monday, where sufficient evil
dence was in waiting to convict them of false
voting. and perhaps of perjury. 1t has turned
out as we told them. John Nj. Bassett, William
Nichols, and Thomas Fuller, alias Filler, of this
city, charged with attempting to vote at the 4Sh
ward polls, and also James B. Ruth, for voting at
said polls, were arrested yesterday, and held TO
bail. We pity those deluded dupes who have
been pushed on by men here who are ready for
the commission of any crime, however heinous,
10 save their sinking party-men, too, who are
barefaced enough to call themselves morally hon
est! There is another step necessary to satisfy
public indignation at these outrages on the right
of suffrage, that is, arrest The instruments in this
city by which the fraud was planned. We can
put our finger on them. Look ont.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

We are gratifed to see the spirit manifested
by the Wings of North Carolina as the crisis an
proaches Numerous large mass meetings have
recently taken place in the western part Of the
State, at which great enthusiasm prevailed. No
doubt is entertained Of the result in that State.
The people of North Carolina are less tickle
than those of any State in the Union; and hay-
ing once embraced the wholesome doctrines Of
the Whg., and set their hearts upon the elect IN
OF Mr.. Clay, the powers of detraction and the an.
pliances of selfshness will Ia vain attempt TO
Iemove her from her position
AT a recent meeting at Jamestown, in Gull
ford, letter from Mr.. Badger was read to the
meeting, in which the principles for which the
Wings are contending are laid down with the
conciseness and perspcuity which characterzes
every emanation from bis vigorous intellect. Mr..
Badger meets the Texas issue with manly in.
dependence. and defnes the true ground upon
which every Wing stand in reference to it. Re.
marking that the scheme Of annexation was pro.
iscted and advocated at the South as means of
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-05

extending and psfpstaaling siasssy. no dSniss
that the Wings. North or South. are DESTROYS Of
extending and perpetuating slavery. The Wings
maintain the medium ground between the Abo-
ltonists and the propagandiss of slavery, that
of leaving the whole subject in the hands of those
Immediately interested.
We regret that another distinguished son Of
North Carolina. Mr. Mangum, has been withheld
by sickness from the exerton of his fine abilities
in the cause Of the Wings, to which he has
heretofore contributed such invaluable service.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-11-05
1.-THE MONUMENTAL CITY ="

Thanks, ten thousand heartfelt thanks, to the
noble, undaunted, unterrifed energetic, ever.
uigilant Wings Of the "City of Monuments -
They have been persevering, and eminently sue
cessful, in putting stop to the foul and abomina-
BILE system of fraudulent voting which the Loco
focos but too successfully practised in Baltimore
ct the late Gubernatoral election. They have
arrested, proved guilty, fined, and imprisoned a
goodly number OF the authors and perpetrators OF
those frauds, by which praiseworthy means they
have deferred many of the poor deuded tools, who
cast illegal votes at the Gubernatorial election,
from attempting to repeat the offence And,
yesterday, notwithstanding the incemency of the
weather. they CALAMITY (each and every able
bodied Whig) placed themselves in the breach,
scornng to use umbrellas while working for their
country's cause, and guarded the polls and pro-
tected freemen's rights, with patriotic ardor
and frmness which ent,le them to the sincere
thanks of their brother Wings throughout the
Union!
Behold the result of their labors! The Loco.
foco majority of 1922, in Baltimore city, at the
October election, now reduced to AIS! Where
are these absent TAI Locofocos Echo answers,
a0here2 The Wing vote is maintained, ay, hand.
somely increased, while the Locofoco vote has
fallen off! Why is thsa Can it be that so
many Locofocos have SO suddenly turned Wings
In Baltimore! BY no means. That tale will
not take. What then becomes Of John " l..
McMahon's volunteer endorsement that there
was no illegal voting by the Locofocos in Balti-
more at the Gubernatorial election!
we again shout ten thousand heartfult thanks
to the noble Wings of the Monumental city !"