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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
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Tb,-, = trouble in the Co-:p. NeiSon' 'he
,,,,,oey General. has received Two or 'h7se very
,;sp;f ;f,sn, hints ,ha, he may - just as soon as
~, r,,,as.s. lie hes zone Over renamed
st, yci5c,; to h.s faith N Van Baren-snd
~, r,,<;t,r, +, ROW sr1iou>-ys-y much So
that NJ. Nelson shorld tender his 7'sisnauon'
~, cin not subscribe any ,h,as 10 circulate cocu'
,u,n;s in y,ndic liion oil Mr.. TyleF's eon'se-he
wifi no, believe il possible that MI lyief sHds
tho <l;rh,eS, chance Of being nominated even
to say ao,hing OF beng ciccted-io' another i'''
yes-s-hc has r;diculea The barc idea OF liant
=, IS e, bound 10 travel" The Mad->7n;ai has
o.cr,6 out on hin-Mr. TyleE has sen and
slcn,lv sanctioned the attack-and The wonder To
,,,, : tina, Nj. Nelson remains IN the Cab.
net.
Sosn;cion has fallen even upon Mr.. Spencer
bt he has made his peace for the present, slIhoush
he docs not ~ warmly 10! tie Annexation OF
T,,ss. Al the Nam Barren men irom New York
ss,t ont Mr.. Spencer Is soon - they arrive here,
and caucus with h;r, and this has caused hm
TO be suspected OF ,ampering with The enemy
He mrs, look out. or he WI! have " nouce to
cp;t, :, "short order" Mr.. Tyler and John
Ion,,s won't iaincc matters any more.
Calhoun. Mason and wilkins, all pull well
s,roher IN the traces, and al go their death fer
T.sDs. The Treaty is all ready, and probably
WAS ssned to-day. Mr.. Calhoun and Gen. Hen
l.,sop have been hard a, work on II the last three
d,vs. 1t will probably be sent IN to The Senate
r,,t week 81 th,t they may have time TO act
mon il before the Baltimore Convention meets III
May.
Wr. Wickliflt is a poor cypher here, and IN the
C,h,net. He is pdSSe ana od-womanlSh No
b,dv likes hun. and all are longing to get nd oI
him. His undcrlings IN the Post- -otiicc d'Shkc
him. and the members OF Congress vote ii''n
bore lie is trying hard TO 60 to France ou' II
- bop,J that a man of more talent and enlarged
and liberal views may 90 there. lie Will he ne,
,Sc,,d He is not tit for any Foreign Mission
MIR. Benton has left here for home. Ills h'
,ess v,s all merely for effect He Is as well as
Won are. He was not stunned any more ,han
Pbe,ps of Vermont, and Charles y. DAVIS "hcn
at Wheeling he said thatit was humhug 10 TAX
of Annexation now that the only man IN the
senate in favor Of it was Walker lie has DC.
no,.nccd il AS a Calhoun and Tyler humbug |
sncak ON authority. Mr.. Packenham and Mr.
Calhoun have had two interviews, but they don't
b,n work I'LL after the Texas Treaty is hniShea'
We shall not 90 north oil 49,. IuNiUS' 'S'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

once they Rad adopted his name, and TIE county
had ador,,ed tlnin and il shoud " tleIr duty 10
i,,rget the arous nses they had in the countries
where they were bonn. fAppianse For my ell,
can say thai the English iacores isnding es
an ese upon our coast, as | sce higI vending h.s
.ay to the Wes; or in the Wilderness on The pre:-
ne cul;iyating American soil, feel proud TO wei
come hi,n q. an American and reJolce inst am an
American citizen TOO. lCheers.l | can fall down
End worship with Joy the creators OF tepuotc
WHICH under it, glorious Rsg thus rewards s"l
p0ris and defeuds the men, tire e1i!e- oi European
mis- nissOverHricnl-iGrec cheering, and proioassPe ef
pause.
What are the Guestion. wc are 10 decree ~ in's
clsction7 or what would AJAX, have the qnesiiois
respecting the naturalization OF foreigners 20 90
wi,h tts municipal election The crafty pohcE o.
the cnernv u throw apple OF discoro eiioo- ~
,a f;,mniie our hitherto united party to breah up
toe organization Of the Wings. Let Il not pe done
iraplorc you isliow etizeus- Let Us stand 10 our
o. n arms our own organization our owl party -
Remember that this N4ii,e american party hT-'
sprupg up from divisions IN Tannany hsh' = NJ
first difference was ia Inc 50 called dclnOcrac party
That panv caJoied the foreigner. No sooner
had i,e l. odrd than ne was told Democrats were the
friend, oi universal liberty and Wh.g- were uh've'
sal arisiocrars Tiiey urged them when lhnueo' 10
unite rs foreigners, ind 10 art a, foreigners
the Whics. They gave them offices 10 hauer u'eui
lutu such Opposition az ths, even 10 the exclusion
They administered 20 ihero the intoxicating dfaus;'
ot power. and when they became drunk with t5
po-session 1t WA not wonder II they wildly ,'S'0
it, Indeed, 80 wildly had they usedi IN 'he Nom-
mon Council ,ist their own party turned up1n 1,,,
them. and thus stared The Native American parry
for the wrongs Tarnmony Hall had nii'cted nPon
i,eef Cheers I, vas no affair OF ours, ana .ney
should settle their differences among themselves
"The Old Guard should stend by its olf f-agifS-
lchoef After some ns[ n 5emn1T Ts, us,[ss1e .nse 70
tmcrcs,, !,ur ncs;ost The pau;,er labor of Europe,
md stating that by such Tan EarGpSan 5dp@an,e5 I1no5
were weakened Of their most efficient means oi al
rnck and defence the speaker proceeded to cali ,2 ppon
tic Young men of the Wing party to "rousg ,ieiii
gelve. 10 action. la the name OF Henry ci'y, ~
invoked them. Young men, snd he, so quck oi ''n-
pulsc. so ready FOR action, arouse and stanc oY zen
ry CLAY. iGrca, and prolonged cheerag.j lle *
IN American n native American, ncl1 o lhr
foreigner. too Continued c,iecringl IN The sen n
n,o, he plead FOR the injured lriah'nap Cheers IN
the on.c, he plead for the Spanlerd OF Sont;l Alne
ricn and for Greece. tProonsod cheeHng.l lhfo~
yonr banner 10 The breeze for him. tIremendous
cbopTirc.l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Tenth ward,

Hero the Wings were % behind Tam,
many last FALL which the strength OF our ticket
will easily overcome. There are two men We
specially know on lt-WM. a. CoNASr and DA.
RUS FtRRy-and VIC do say that any Wing whc
knows their unshrnkug fidelity and indomitablc
zeal, and will not 60 4 mile before breakias, TO
vote for them, deserves not to hear of Henry
Clays election I'LL the year after ii IS accomplish
cd. What Wing can vote any other ticket, when
his own has such names On ii A strong pull,
Wings will elect them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Einrrntl Ward.

We hear that the Locos intend TO run IN Moses
Tucker, their man on the Native Ticket, for
Assistant. He is Il genuine Sub Treasury Free
Trader, and it would be Il pretty business 10 see
him elected in the Old Fifteenth, with her goo
Wing majority. Wings! STAND BY YOUR CAUSE
and your faithful Alderman BRADY. ii. a. WEED
is the only Wing in nomination for Assistant. See
that he is not beaten by any conniyancc between
his Lsco- Eoco rivals
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Whic. of Brooklyn:

GEORGE HALL is your candlcate ioF Way
or-sn able and worthy Wing. lie has been
tired and ret found wanting. You ean eject Kim
bq rrit:as upon Aim, or you can scatter your
votes and put IL Loco Foco. Thst = The
single issue. \ vote against Hall is vote ioi
the Loco Focos. Come oat in your strength,
then, rally every man, and put IN GEORGE
HAIL as Mayor; no; forgetting your regular
Ward Tickets
U-Fote before you come orer 10 bas:Hsss Ii
YOU unfortunately miss thar, 90 home early to
dinner and he surc YOU vote before ealing II!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
wnis. rhi, ia the Golden Opportunity

For The Tribune.
WHlos Of Ncw-York civ To-Day IS the TEsT-
ING time. II presents a golden opportunity, such
rs may ue,er be yours again. You all know that
the votes o. adopted ctzens have been the sole pro-
lection OF the Loco Focu party in tins city for many
wears, and tla; without The all OF those votes Loco
Fccoism would long since have been utterly pros
taied Yor Al! know TOO, that Tie adopted citizens
have been alluIed 10 the support OF that party BY
false preteees-by h. pocrtcsl professions OF lber
a!its and protesanons OF affection Tor the naur.!ized
citizens teiich the members Of the Loco Foco party
hare perer sincerely entertained. The hollowness
ani deceit othese profe>s!ons-;he lslse-hesrednes
OF Loco-Focoi>n, which ONLY desires 10 make those
new Steppng-stones for themselves 10 power, has
already become apparent to vast numbers OF your
Adopted Fellow Citizens here and elsewhere
throughout the Country. You have ii IN you.
power row 10 make the deceruness OF Loco
Focoi:m as plainly visible 10 them p the sun al
nooG-lay. Vote IN u body-To 4 AAN-IS An uN-
BRohES PHALANN FOR roUE owns CANDIDATE FOR
MAYoR-soR MORRIS FRANKLIN and ieare
JGzles Harpcr 10 lie LocO-FocO ss-cGIef Ma
.trcs" Do thiS ard YOU Will eifectua!ly and for
ever drag tie masks OF hypocrisy from Loco
Foco.sm. and there VIII ilen be no man who
Will no, >ee thai You arr not Only the true
friends TO YOU. county, 5u, the friends also Of
the eml-rSn, snd The Adopted Citizen Wings OF
New-Yo.A can you-wil! yeu-negleci tAis gol
den opportunity or destroying the eyil charm with
winch Loco -ocosln has deceived tie great body OF
Natrraliz-d Voters To accomplish !hIs great
good. You have only TO EALLY AROUND YOGI
oyS o.xplpArE-and what wiiI SC the result Il
Will be ihis-you VIII. sure the : me
heavens, ELECT ElA-you vii a;rrrc: TO your own
side those who nave been the tnain support Of the
Loco-Fcco easnp-sad you VII Dc : work whose
greatest and most beneEcent results wil! te gem
and ielt in the great conirs, Of next fall
IN IRISH Ar1PTED CITIZEN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
HAIL.
is,.o,I,n eApse,. r,sry ,I.n,, d" III, Duty.

Brooklyn E pcctse,ery Ma" {" d" "'> p"'E. ~.
Is there ErooSyn meI who has come 10 i'ss
City this morning without having ii's; d':''Si.'a
his vote Ii there IS, wc ask him. DO you WISH
10 have the scenes OF Ias, Thursday p'sh' re-
enacted Is !, your pleasure that moo
should ,ran,plc uron your rights II So then
vou have done well YOU have done what you
couId TO keep IN Office the present 'neftl-
on, incumbent, OF the Mayors char. But,
il this is no, your wish-if you desire the peace
and prosperity Of our beautiful city-so back
Immediately to the polls, and secure the election
Of that tried servant OF the public, that intnd OF
order. GEORGE HALL--a man who can
not be ;ntimida,ed by threats, and oae who VIII
fearlsssly and efficiently dischage all the duties
n tba: Office to which It is you- duty TO elect HIM
One thing more you must bear IN 'nnd.sNENf
vory c,vrx ros THE N,rwg ANENIcAN IlcSsr,
IS 4 VOTE GIVEN IN FAVOR OF Loco toc@lSN.
\ CITIZEN or BRooNLYN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Seventeenth Ward.

We hear that the Loccs are gong the Native ;
ticket here, In The hope OF beating our popular
Wing candidates, MURRAY and ToMLiNsoN.-
Watch them, Wings, and beat them You
have no, half tried these two years Give Us a
tall vote to-day and elcc, your men
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
witch The Pipc-Lnyers:

We hear Of colonizing IN various quarters, ana
ent.cat the Wings to keep bright lockout
Tammany Hall has naturalizcd immensely with
in the last week, and hopes 20 build another
ycur'. ascendcncy on elcopcrs. Look ont for
them! Notice closely and act rcsolu'ely against
every kind OF fraudulent Voting.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
4 The Ohio State Canal viii bc open foi
navigation, It's enu1c length, on the 18Th inst.

SNSas roE Tux S.ssNru.Tt>re lss kong b7: waac, ~
tie 7escus snnTt, saa ~ al ~ho haveS rsaal sor tel
.cc insu;Na eoccioa OF ,ag> OF >scs4l = well = "
re;ccSl character whh should cc1e pure asd pro,S>
ty'cnt ~Hh rcil.,ei nUal eoaspC,H- Such cu--oa o.
SSccd Soecs Inc Fo,Sr ~ Rev T Greenfield AJc 6y
J. T KnSSa rs u; bSea pu; Sss Ai,s;is Musc Rcr>
as Broadway e vel s9owu .yse Of -. loyu y
;sh.sh.ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

LArES FROM TExAS.-By The steamship New
Yoyk, Capt Wright, from Galveston, we have
papers 10 the .Sih INST. Among the passengers
was Commodore Moore, wlo appears to be IN cx-
celcn, heslh and spirits.
The Commissioners 10 Mexico have returned
they reached Galveston On tie Goth. The pre-
cise terms and conditions Tor the continuance and
termination OF the srlnistice have no, t1anSprcd,
and Wi! perhaps not be made public eAccet iIcm
Washington.
1t Is understood ,ha, ihe TWO countries arc 10
maintain their prsSsn: p>.clt:c positions towards
each other Gnul commissioners, TO Iseei At the
city Q; Mexico, have hlen appointed, and shall
have term mated thei1 lalors, for the establish
ment OF permanent peace between the two
nations. y. y. PIC. March 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
r,..-r.nir,na:;on Strong.

l'---7oa1iaeIce % ne FdIElI.1Il0a I3'07,T'
I:.sEi-sus.i. -ltar;ny EsenHa-- A7-'' . -
mr. So. account. have been received hete
,!- .vrrir.- from i,, rrtcenth CcncressionaI pis
&c ,,;, earg5o,sd Of Uaioo Northumberland iyco-
p1ins srd C!in,ou fom which II appears t'ia' toL-
Trr, Wb;- apd Tariif has beaten Snyder Loco
Foo, af.i ar,ii-Tarif by majority o; some sL =
c4t 6uuic,i rotss-probab.' one 'hoVso -
.,,d ,hsr Sny,i-r hiss not ootaIeed majority .
- ,-n,,rry N the District so much ior opPoS-
t,r.l IN he Tsritf. in n-incipIe end dets,!,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Enurh Ward.

Frankly, our friends have hard shedding N 'nis
Ward. but we hope they sill stand nobly TO their
runs There arc no better Wings IN the CITY, as
we know by experience, but we fear they arc too
few to carry theiI ticket. Never mind--itis Is the
dark day that proves the Patriot Believe no
bumbugcng stories about the chance OF carrying
the Native tickct-but vote the Wing candl-
dates. and especially Moaxrs FsASKLIS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
I.I:tl, Ward.

We take it, there is little doubt Of TIC election
OF SYLy.srs S. WAKD, the able and faithful
Wing candidate ior Assistant, bu, our Alderman
is in danger This should not be, WILLIAM
Ap.as has served the Ward Faithfully, and IS a
most indomi,ablc Wing. He consented TO serve
very reluctantly, having becn cheated out OF MS
election last year by the ioulest Illegal voting.
lie must no, be beaten now OF coats, Wings
and elect him
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
One Vote

May secure Whig Common Council and
real Reform. Remember the Street-SweePlng
and Notwithstanding prOdigalitics Of The
pas, wear Remember iha, the Wings are pledged
10 correct these, and pour in your votes Tor Nor
RIs FRANKLIN ANp WIG COUNCIL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Whir..Xo,r EARLY /.

And be sure yea vote the CLEAN WIG Tex
ct. Tha. course IS always safe, while voting
any thing else is no; SO. Vote .frst, and then If
YOU will rot stay and help you: trends and your
Cause a, The Polls, proceed TO your bcsiness--
Bu. don't put of the Coun:Iy's demand for any
patty matter Of your own. VoTE. VoTg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Enuriccnth Mnr,i.

The Locos think they have /, sure, but we
have faith in the luck OF Aid. JonN 3. ScoLss.
HENRy DuaELL is the Assistant. Put them IN,
Wings. A thousand votes will do It, and MsE-
MS FRANKLIN needs that number from you. Let
ns mol call In Nnin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
thirteenth Ward.

The Wings had good meeting, and showed
a good front last night. Let them come up IN
like force to-day and give strong vote ior their
ticket. Eight Hundred for Mayer will excuse
them and il IS little enough. Pol II out!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Sixteenth Ward.

Epw.Rp d. WEST, our Alderman, lis pretty
safe, bu, there is danger as to The Assistant. l:
viii take every Wing vote 10 elect hin. Whs
will withhold one of them Wings Your
Country expects much oi YOU Do not tisap.
point hc,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Ei.l,1i, Ward.

Here the Wings have the issue IN their own
hands, and seem resolved TO secure 1t. Fifteen
hundred votes will carry the Ward, and there arc
a, least Two Thousand Wings in 1t. GEDNEY
and PRICE are names which OUGHT TO draw out
at least Eighteen Hundred Up, boys, and at
them ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Third Nartl.

Here ovr friends have 4 tremendous struggle
with Sativism, winch has swallowed i''gs
,ort,on of each party. Dr. A 5. DoAsE end
Sevros HAYES arc the Wing cand.date='--a0'e'
devoted and faithful. Our friends say they can
cleo, them If tie Ward canes Opt. Le' every
,ybir consider himself appointed Special V'gi-
lance Committee until that result Is ans'ned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

A. Wmos o. ALL TIE WARDS the whole
Country is rallying for CLAY and AMERICAN IN
ppsrny. We have to-day most astounding
victory IN PESNs,LvASIA, two or three IN oin"'
following constan; succession OF t1umphS
IN this State. CoNsEcricur speaks TO you :
Will you turn deaf car to her ? On brethren
On Tor CLAY AxD VIcroRy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Coi,EecIlC Mt.

The following table EXHIBITS The comparative
yo,e this ycar and last ior Governor OF Conneca-
cut. end shows with how much reason Loco O.
coism now prctends to be satisfied with tic re-
cen, result. veIily,if tbs sort OF result salisfeS
them. thew shall have satisfaction enough before
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
. American Republicans.

Fpr The rhuiic.
The opposition CT this party 10 the naturafzed
citizens originates in spirit OF prejudice al w'r
with the principles OF our institutions, even supp's
ios that their opposition TO foreigners were general
and wi,hou, distinction OF creed. Americans ought
% attach less Importance 10 the birthplace ot man
man any other people. Our great men do not
boast OF their noble blood, and our history Is tc"
.ll of examples that the soll and climate sEs i''e
10 DO in forming the inlnd he patriots oi 80 "etc
horn on the same ground the Torres: and "hlle
the latter were fighting against thcIr country, ior-
eisrers born under morsrchcal governments oe-
syip- in different crccis and speahins different Ian
ruarcs. fought Tor It's independence. Inc men VINO
framed the Naturalization Laws had ample pto"'
iha, the accident OF birth VAS matter OF tt'''
IMPORTANCE tor Washington and Arnold, jefferson
and EiIrr. Jackson HARRISON and Hull, natives oi
he same country and so different IN theII characters
proved If a man oush, To be judged by tie place o'
MS birth that the standard OF merit even III 'niI
couuirv could not be relied on. The mo'emcn, oi
the party is not against all oreiSnerS' pni
only The pnliist rortIon. NathnG nos beeh sni"
asnirs, English or Irish ProteStnts, aud this gives
a direction 10 The movement uat every inleiusch,
person must deeply regret y class IS now assni'ed
on the ground OF their religion, Vet the same creeu
will be profcSsed by their Children aud viii draw on
them Natives the anlm0slty and oiiliin SHOWN I"
and henped on their fathers. Then II may become
conles, OF Native against Natvc-ior CIV n and rrli-
cious freedom the rights guaranteed by the 'oh-u-
.uI,o' nnvsr,Il cno,oi 10 set the
,''o, am, J.,r,cc rho land IN which
- a. n7,de bnlv IN thr cause of
,', -, Nv. ,ic.ccr,trJ bv r,,i,,, .nnticsm
Alas, that from the nights OF Bunker lltll can hs
r,,,,,o,,J o~c ,.c ,hoIc of hcInlets women should
,,cJ 70 ,I rn,,n,, h., tan,,ic,sip. inst-
nov nov ~. ~ III al MUMMY Desi-uing men
"a The prltiuiCS ufl'
aiT et'i,o 'liS y" t,o and il !, rcnIly
,,., sn ,,,n, intelligent persons have
c,i.sino and ,niuunv. The poor
=, ~ I;nr ,,n,y her. to sub
,.r, nm, Eennbi;,on institutions. and 10 give him
,,oI,r,I ,,o,y.r, ria. army olutc, TO- has been
M ,h, nol;,y nt nrotrltnnt government.
rn.I'nJ hy cy,,finr ope-icnih oil The substance
~, ,Ic uconI, IN kcr6un rhc union of Church and
S,,,, Ina. i,ivrp one p,,t of thn AMY he,e. rrus-
in, by her conduct - r Ricni-h PROVINCES, nn-
other portior aad from France another quota vii
ErI, .n,,,e. Tho I,i,cr ,nny L. the dcsccndents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
N;,.tI, NnIstt.

No bargains, Wings stick to your ticket
without fuching You were ahead OF the Lo-
cos last Fall, and may easily beat them now
Fnosr and DR.. GUM arc your men
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

NEw YORK FARMERS CLuB.-This Club, which
held is first meeting in June last, has been contin
ued witt, unabated interesttl this time. This day
there viii be another meeting AT y O'Clock. The
subjects are choscn with reference to the sea
son and 10 diftu,e useful practical Information,
which is the unceasng OBJECT Of this institution
The processes OF Grating and Budding will be per-
formed in the presence o; those who attend. There
are thousands OF rheoretca! Graiiers who can talk
on the subjectysry fueady but =et them at WORK
and they viii soon e1emply the difference between
talking end doing-nor one IN ten Of their gratis
will i've whereas good practical hortic ulturist
Will do the work so that nine our of ten live. A
member oftie Club employed corps OF accomplish
cd professional sngrafters from another Stale, and
cat OF many thousands The failures did not exceed
ave per csnt. Hundreds Of such corps should be al
wo,.: we the1 would soon have lruii for rich and
poor. = jealous Horticultur-t and member of the
Institute L row in Philadelpha procuring cuttings,
sc. ifom tie choices: trees IN THAI quarter. See
notice
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

Mr.. CLAY IN Sourm CAnoLiyA.-Ihc he Palmct.
to State seems not to be behind her ster Geor.
cia IN the warmth Of her welcome to the gallant
son Of Kentucky. The Columbia Chronicle Of
the Sd inst gives The following account oi Mf.
Clay 5 reception there:
MR CL,Y-Ihis distinguished gentleman 90
whom the hopes OF The friends oi freedom aud good
government are centcred, arrived III Columhih On
Monday evening last, attended by Committee ol
Gentlemen from Augusta. The demonstrations Of
record and respect With which he was received by
our citizens Oh his arrival must nave bsrn cheering
to this venerable paitot. An immense nssenbage
Of all ranks and both sexes, among whom The beau,
" and fashion oi The town shOne conspicuous, hai
cong re gated AT the Rail Road Depot 10 welcome
him ana on his quitting the the multitude greeted
hn with shout long and loud, which was received
,ud ac hnowled with thai peculiar and lnimlnbe
grace and dienliy Tor which he Is 80 dIstDg ui-hed.
tie was then conducted, amid the suiIlcs ol the la
dies and the waving Of handksrchel- TO CpI. Prst'
ton open Barouche, aud the ca'alcahe oi equIpa'
pages AMI horselnen escorted HIM TO tlin, genIl,
mans residence. Yesterday lie appropriated ts
hour. Of II and to the reception o visitors at hf
Clsrks Hotel where d large number o citiIeD- Dnd
strangers crowded 10 see hun. In The evening ms
distinguished host threw open the doors Of b's hos
piiable mansion the largest and most brliihnt ~
sernblage ever witnessed in Columbia, where all
We'd with each othef in payng homage TO ,he lui'
trious guest To-day he visits Col. " ade Hampton
who atso intends TO ciye large entertainment, ana
Tomorrow he leaves for Charleston.
We regret exceedingly that his ananseus",' aI1 I.
wslie, induced him IL decline the ptohefcd PhGlN
ho-niialit!-s rendered hun by Our ciIzens AMI maj
the precarious state Of his lungs prevented nun IRON
iayorng us wirha speech. But "e respect h's no,
ives for his polite refusal Of the one and regard us
health too much TO mumur al the oEnss'os OF Nf
other May peace attend hm on hi' loufney, y,,tc NV
services " ith the hiehest honor in the git oil h'
people.
NJ. CLeY, detained by indsposiion' did mol
e,nect 10 reach Charleston before Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Eleventh, ward.

We hear the Locos give this up to the Natives.
But the Wings have word 10 say, and we hope
they Will say 1t dcclsivcly Give US good vote
flr Morris fKANkLIN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Seventh Ward.

Hero our friends cxpcc; TO succecd-they must!
The name of MoKsis FKANTLlS is a tower OF
strength in the Seventh Gallant Wings! You
must not let your fellow citizen be beaten IN his
own Ward. Pull for the vIIcI.E TICKET.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Serond ~ ard.

Here our friends have an ardooos s'ru=s's'
Tho Ward j. Wing enough, bu: Nativisn. threat
ems to give it to the Loeos. Wings v Hi's ,
uoes YOU. faithful Alderman AsssIr GeSe'7e
,b;.7 No. 10. Rely, rally nobly, and secure
his election. a dozen votes unPo-sn n.-' -,
fca, h;q. See that youIs, teadcs s not S6z OF