New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15


their man of straw for President, the party can
throw off TIE incubus that weighs them Gown,
and with rev leaders rse again IN their might.
With this view have determined for this fell ct
least to leave my party associates and vote the
entire Wing ticket. AN OLD HuN6ER'
How Loco Fccoism Intends TO win IA
sionai Victory.
The Polk and Dallas Central Committee at
Washington City hsve issued Secret Circular
to their co.pattisans, instructng them how to
| conduct the canvass 20 as to ensure Texas
| triumph throughout the Country. Some OF the
means recommended are so extraordinary and
exceptionabie that we feel inpelled IA copy haT
Jog leaked QUIT to cell the public attention 10
them. The Plan Of the Polk Cchtral Committee
Is as follows:
Let. That Democratic Association, yong Hick
DRY Club, or an association under rome other NAME
be Immediately established, where none now eIsls
IN every County, City, Ward, Town and Village
throughout the Cnion end oil the Democrats invited
10 Join them.
ID That each association appoint an Executive
Committee of its most intelligent and active men,
bers, not exceeding three in number.
Sd. That il there be but one ASSOCIATION WITHIN
an election precinct or district, its Executive Com.
mittee or if there be more than one, then all the
Executive Committees, meet for the purpose OF ap-
pointing Committee Of Democratic Minute men
Tor the whole preciuct, or for each Ward, School
District, Militia District, or other subdivisions oil lis
territory, as circumstances may require.
9TH. That the Captains appoint as many Lien
tenants as the service may require, and forthwith
proceed TO enrol all devoted Democrats with their
Lieutcnanrs who are ready and willing to serve the
Democracy al a minutes warning.
9Th. That the Captains and Lieutenants, with
such Minute Men as may be detailed for the service,
proceed forthwith to make out two lists, of all
The voters in the company bounds, designating the
Democrats, the Wings, and the Abolitionsts-put-
ting into separate column, headed doubtful, the
names OF all whose opinions are unknown, and all
Of every party who are easily managed IN their
opinions, or conduct the other list TO embrace all
Minors approaching maturity, and all men not emit
tied 10 rote.
9Th. That copy of these lists he furnished TO
the Executive Committee Of each Democratic AS
ISOLATION, within the Election Precincts
9Th. That the Executive Committee shand over TO
the Captains all the papers and documents they
can command calculated TO have proper effect on
me minds of the doubtful TO be put into their hands
through the Lieutenants and Minute Hen, whose
duty II shall be TO with them on erery pro-
per occasion. fer the purpose OF correcting error,
and leading them TO the truth.
9th. That frequent discussions be held at Mass
Meetings, in each district by speakers engaged by
the Executive Committee or otherwise, which II
shall be the special duty Of the Minute Men 20 gel
the doubtful mep and moderate Wings to attend.
9,h That the Captain of each company Of De-
mscratic Minute Hen, appoint time and place OF
RENDEZVOUS early on the lSt morning Of cleo ion, and
detail Minute Men to wait upon, and, if possible,
bring with them every doubtful voter within the
compAny's bounds.
10Th. That if practicable, some SUITABLE RE-
FkEsaMEETs be provided for the company at the
place of rendezvous, and their ardor EideG by pat
rioiic conrersati0n,-that each man be furnished
with ticket With the names OF the Democratic
Electors that il be impressed upon them that The
ifst great business Of the day is TO give their vote
that they are expected and required 10 march 10
he polls ia body, and in perfect silence 10 avail
themselves of the first opportunity TO vote, and neD
er separats till every Iiember of the company has
voted.
llth. Thai if eny Democrat be- absent from the
rendezvous, The Captain despatch Mtaute-Ian
forthwith To bring hun 10 the Polls.
18Th. That the Captain and Lientennnts provide
beforehand means OF conveyance Tor such Democrats
~ cannot otherwise get 10 The Polls.
18th. That some OF the most intelligent and reso
'uis Minute Men he detailed from each Company
10 attend al the opening OF the Polls, and through
out the Elections with Tits OF voters, End those Dor
-utuled 10 voteto check IF every man as he voice,
md chaHeage such fraudulent voter as he presents
himself, and f his vote be received, report him
10 the Erecu,ioe Committee, with such descrlp-
ton as may enable them cause him TO be prose-
cuted and punished.
lath That naturalized citizens be induced, where
there is the least apprehension of outrage, TO 60 to
the polls in the companies Of the Native citizens,
and that The Minute Men assure them Of all lawful
and necessary protection.
18th That whereas, recently, at Louisville Ky.
a band ofWhis Bulies was organized, either TO drive
aaturalized citizens from the polls for any other
oF tho MI 5ffeo
Ter with the Captains and detait competent num-
her of Minute HtR 10 seize them in the first violence
actul y committed, bring Them before proper Off
Ger, and have Them bound TO keep the peace; and
where there isground for apprehension, the Exscu-
tive Committee should make arrangements before
hand 10 have an officer on the spot.
WASHINGTON. D. c. Sept. rs. 1874
SRWs send you in the foregoing pan of orfanz Itnn
Be pieased to put 10 operation as ar g, practicable We
ens hch hope you will distribute TO the beet adv
We will send you Others soon II will be Of great advantage
pay for the great number of documents we are sending
aI parts OF The country However small the amount
will be acceptable and be OF advantage to the cause The
news from NIL quarters is good.
e s sy e o ba ssso sna
for these who may tvem ndposon or otherwise De unable
ing commences Watch the Federal JudgeT se the voting
Commence; they generally corrupt and null cheat
Do above s%s TH's sec sta that Ss not
disadvantage JHhe Democrats to take az ne
S TSe lhsiI fS SG Th QUARTER upon
or fsy
plan ,S} 9a9s4 snd deception paS sois pes to
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
p. SEYasrAck Secretary Ell. Com.
o. We have just received the first number of
a new work entitled "THE QUAKER City, or,
the Monks of Monk. Hall, romance Of Phila-
al I 80 nd tho rpb