The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-08
tract entitled The Tariff as Il Is, and you will
generally find there the refulation

tract entitled The Tariff II Is, and you will
generally find there the reiulaton
NoRTBERN PENNSYLVANIA There were large
and enthusiastic Wing Mass Meetings OF the Wings
OF Susquehanna Co, Pa, at Menirose on The ION,
and OF those OF Bradford county tTowanda, on he
18th inst The latter is estimated at 10 1000
Several towns had more voters in procession than
they ever gave whlg votes. The SPEAKERS were
Hon. Edward Henick, Col. John Swift. OF Phlla-
delphia, L. q. bancroft, and Ezra 8. sweet, OF
Osw~go
Josiah Randal, who had expected to be pre- sent,
was detained at Sunbury by sickness, and the
Buckeye Blacksmith was also absent. though ex-
pected The greatest care should be used on these
occasions not TO disappoint the people OF single
speaker, if any thing short of breaking necks VIII
get him there.
New JERsEY-The Wings Of old Morris had a
glorious meeting at Walnut Grove on Saturday =
An esh pole, liz teet long, was raised amid the
cheers OF some 1000 wings, and spirited addresses
delivered by DR.. Goble, Cortland Palmer, Esq /.
Judge Duer, and Senator Miller. Upwards OF $50
ladies' were in attendance.
o. Horace Greeley will address the Clay Club
Of BIoomingburgh, Sullivan county, on Saturday
of this week, at PIP. M.
0ct- The PHALANx, No Is, Just published, con-
tlnues It's criticism of a recent essay OF .. A.
Brownson, making sundry rs'dious thrusts at the
system Of Fourier, and hackneyed charges OF " IT.
religion" &C., and the manner in which he 10
handled, while il must convince every who
reads, that the doctrine Of Association rests upon
high and invincibe PRINCIPLES Of justice and truth.
cannot fail TO teach Mr.. Brownson a lesson in re-
gard to expressing opinions on subject he does not
understand. The present and preceding numbers
q the Phalanx contain the essay entire OF Mr..
Brownson, which appeared in his last review.
An extremely interesting account OF Brook
Farm, the Association near Boston, by vlsiter, a
gentleman Of high standing Of this city, will also
be found in the present number.
The idea Of Industrial Association must first be
realized by men who embrace it. not for their own
alfoa. hut Enr fh0ae NJ tna Race w IN
are right willing TO sacrifice and snfer in its be-
half. Those who adopt il from lower motive
than this will certainly be disappointed, and will
be mistakes, .miscalculations, 'perils from false
BRETHREN and failures, TO be encountered and
overcome before the decided triumph Of Associa-
ton is realized. The sun shine advocates of this
Reform will be driven off dozen times before it
is accomplished
Now, this 6ve-hour. a-day fancy comes in after
the great result has been attained. We must first
in Living, is practicable at all. To effect this is
work for men (and women to0) who are willing o
work all hours, and have rough fare at that. Uli-
mately, when every arm is rendered effective in
the highest degree, (Which cannot be for some
years. five hours day will be labor enough for
those WHO are content to live and learn. But It IS
waste to talk of this until the first step in advance
has been decidedly taken. We must first rescue
and mean cares, afterward we may talk OF devot-
ing it to Literature and other lofty ends.
NEW YORK DEMOCRAT.
CANDIDATE FOR GovKRNoR.-We are gratiied to
learn from several quarters of the State, that diff
ference OF opinion exists among those who really
desire the success Of the democratic party, as TO
the necessity OF nominating Silss Wright as a can.
ddae for Governor-and this opinion Is not confin-
ed to particular district, but prevails generally
What prudent politician can look on the vast pre-
parations and organization OF the enemy In this
State, and yet hesitate TO bring forward our strong
est man! In the western district, which is their
strong hold ,l-they have manned every town and
county, and intend TO sweep every hole and corner
to bring out their whole torce-they talk wildly OF
coming dawn to Cayuga bridge with Is, 900 maicr-
ity. Suppose they should succeed by 10 or 5000,
joTilies to overcome Tia, .v.. aad how CON ~.
bring our all our strength in the river counties-in
the south eastern tier, and IN the north, unless we
Wright as our candidate, we can carry in Polk and
Dallas by $1,000; with candidate less popular we
mu-t fight every inch Of ground There is but one
course OF policy in This matter, and we must satisfy
ihr party in other States that we are sincere that
there is no GOODNESS among our friends in the sup
port OF Polk-that we intend to buckle on the ar
NOR and go into this fight for victory: Even among
the trnest friends OF Gov Bouck it is not doubted
that Silas Wright can carry the State, but they
think that il would be illiberal 10 nominate any
other but the present Governor, without stopping
to inquire whether we can elect HIM. We again
repeat that our duty is to nominate the man who
relied upon-in carrying out the principles OF the
party
YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL Hickory ASSOCIATION.
This is The cogn0men Of new regiment in the de.
mocratic army, composed OF young men who, in
the vigor OF youth, have enlisted in the glorious
contes. in which we are engaged under the banner
OF Polk, Dallas, Oregon, and the lone star. They
have held but one meeting, yet upon their roll may
be seen the names Of many OF the stars which
adorn our political armament. They hold theil
SECOND regular meeting on Thursday evening next
at o'clock precisely, at Tammany Hall. We are
requested 10 state that punctuality is necessary, as
business Of Importance will be transacted. May
success attend their efforts, and we think that in
this city OF democratic young men it is unneces
ssry to urge upon friends to be present, feeling
confident that on Thursday evening old Tammany
will re-echo with the shouts OF thousands, re.
| solved to be free. We forgot TO mention that
James T. Brady, Esq is President IF the Associa-
ton, and Messrs. Charles Price and ]. M Henry,
Secretaries.
"THEY ARE COMING THEY ARE COMING ''-As
the people are now becoming better acquainted
their true tendency, they discover the deception
and fraud heretofore practised upon them by the
wings, and hesitate not moment to repudate
them. The people are every where rising in con-
lenium is at hand. Behold how they come in!
BRIGHTON, LIv Co., July oath, 1874.
DEAR FATHER,-How do Polk and Dallas 60 in
New York; Everybody out here goes for Polk.
II is nothing but POLK and Dallas" There il
not wing tavern.keeper on the Grand river road
from Detroit to Brighton, except R, and his
wife is democrat Clay is entirely used up here.
have not seen but two wings since lett Detroit,
and they are l. and M; don't forget to
send that paper every week. Wheat will be very
light, in consequence Of the wet weather; il il
shrunk, being struck with the rust. Corn pretty
good; oats were never 30 good as they are this
season.
NEW YORK PLEBEIAN
Mn. WRIGHT-ANYExArToN.--S Of the pre-
tended friends Of Mr. Wright, who are nantes
ting their friendship by an attempt to place him
in an attitude of hostility to the only FarmeI Co.
vernon we have ever had, against his own wishes
and sentiments, are deing him the additional in
Justice OF placing him in their ranks on the Texas
question. Mr.. Wright voted against the Treaty oil
Annexation, and they eagerly lay hold OF this lac,
TO support the lnsnuation that he Is opposed to an
nexa!lon. The assumption that MT Wright is op