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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01

SCOTS BAZAAR,
u tresnwieh SANDS SCOTT return; his most singer ,es
thank. his friends and the public large for the lbe
al support received since he opened the above house and hopes
the attention merit cosnuance tnsreo
The qualities Of his Ales Wines, Liquors and Cigars are
well X need comment
large assortment of Refreshments be had al hours
until IL at night, such as . -.
Beef Steaks, Poached Eggs, Sardines
Mute Chop, Cold Ham, Buckwhect Cakes
Fried Kidneys Cold Cornd Beef Coffee aud Tea,
Ham and Eggs. Picked Tongues, Welch Rarebits& &c
Dublin Brown-stout always on draught. -
good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meats for one shiliieg eve
ry day from To three o CLOCK. - -
Fam!e, supplied wh the best Scotch and Irsn SnIsksy
and city Papers, Always s.e r--t'~ Eers ~ the
SUaInets. =. -
ferences 'z3'nNec
DACKs.r SHIP UTICA FROM HAVRk-C ons,gnees by
this ship requested send their penn Is on board, at
pier No North River .u =,
All goods permitted by the 5h nsantwil be sent 70 the
pubic store. fn5' 3Uc
ITO CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL KEEPERS.--A
Gentleman, many exPerenced IN the French and
American modes of conducting fir Hotels, wishes
thu Of eahshmeht of Iespectability
Would have objection travel Most undeniahe references
ven note addressed A. H., 500 Broadway, will be mme
d,a,e,y attended TO. m23 3teod"i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01
FIRE BRICK,

THE SUBSCK BEk. living IN Washington, South River
Mddeex County. state Of Jew jersey manu- acturng
Fire eek that hing Of the
oee he pnnc, Inch le will sell reduced
prices GEO. w RkINOLOS.
w .shington. South River, March rs, 1874.
B-Appy - Kansuse. Jersey City Iron Works,
New esey who will aiw ys We nrn OF the above
article hand al all timss 81 the iubs rber,
q. w. REYNOLDS, Manut'cturer,
m28 lusrc WASHINGTON. Sou h River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01

CHEAP, SELECT, CHOICE AND GOOD.
u NJ. EVANS Lace Ribbon, Hosiery and Glove Store
N. 81 Caharue New York and 81 Oxford street. Lon
dom received Caledonia 10 Nets Laces and
Edging, cartoons Thread Edgings. SILK and Linen Hdks
1000 dozen OF Hosiery, from Is Needewok Trimmings
Small Wares Also, 40 boxes Of elegant Ribbons from
soekeepes would do well CALL his select
and cheap. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01

I F. CARROLL's OLD ESTABLISHED MEDlCATED
a. VAPOR BATHS well known to be essentially
this OF the when the system requires
auxiliary throw off the cutcIe accumulated during winter,
which by remaining surface Of the skin produces
diseases colds, rheumatism scarlet fever &c. They
in operation Is Coulandt street. from o'clock The
morning til O'Clock at night Sulphur tbs require one
hours Portable Vapof ahs and Bathing Tubs
any part of the city Brooklyn. m26 Iwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS K. CRUMP.
CHRONUMETER. WATCH, CLOCK MAKER AND
" JEWELEK formerly $ Tobias. for nearly years
and recently with Marquads Co Broadway, upw ards OF
has , REMOVED fro 2 Sas GRAND ST t., 50 DLEECK
the above Business and trusts from his long experience
and known ability, with that share of patronage
which his abilities In returning thanks for all
vos HI would Cmsd his tnds that he repars every de
of watches, Rep zeal and dupley the
concentrated that be procured Also very and diamond
work Pearls restrung Glasses and constantly
hand
y. B.-Cash paid for old gold aud silver MI iM~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01
TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND
CENT? ,EMEN

No So Wall st, opposite the Exchange.
THIS Company continues Insure Loss and Da-
mage by Fire, goods and merchandise, and also
against loss by n nd vessels and their
DIRECTORS
Thomas W. Thorre. Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff, Ansoa Baker,
y X. Robson M. D., joseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen
Moses Tucker, James H. Holmes,
John X. Davidson, John |. Moore,
John II. Lee, James Whiting,
Caleb &. Tuns, Vim. X Thorn,
Francis r. Sage, Thomas Mure
John y. Merritt, tug .Ge Bog.rt.
- THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO. r. HOPE. Secretary. msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-S5 per for broken, egg
and large Consumers may rely getting the best
Red Ash Coal the above price well screened weighed by
city weghe delivered from the yard Of Kng aud
Greenwich ats PETER CLiNION
- a,u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
.1,mcs POLK ON the Tariff.

During the progress OF The animated canvass
in Tennessee last summer, number o. citizens
of Memphis united in putting to tho rival c"n'i
dates series of questions on the leading topics OF
the day. Among them were these
"5h A.c you IN avor of Tnr Direct Taxes Ter the
6h # Taif do you approve such Tariff rs would
.r protection to home industry against oreisn INDUSTRY
Mr. Polk replied THAI he was favorable TO a
R,rcnuc Tariff, and proceeded to deal out string
u! the usual Free Trade assumptions and lmpuia-
tons. man,fcs,ing gross ignorance OF the pun
COS, and effect of Pfn,ccton or settled design TO
u;srcprc.ent ,hem-in short. jus; such dciorm-
ed. perverted .iew Of the Tariff question az any
.,ti. p7o:cctiye zcao: would mike lie closes as
f.oy:s:
~ M oprosgp TO THE TARIFF ACT or THE LATE Con
nySs cu-lderiu: Ia he m Tesects ui Gs chhace-
md indeed cby protective upon sone a'ces aA TO pro
nh, Their Importation the country altogether am IN
rar Of hat I'd. and restoring ne ompr0miS,
2arif net ef .:arth ii jsj believing n do that II wnui
,nlic. mere hnn present INV. and tina, me nc
n,a! protection 9i0rdi By tie TWENTY FER GEST da'g -
vauhion M aft4 fccat protection 10 The HGHHj1ctnr
al tn; theg ought 10 dt or 10 reh ,es arc E'
TITLED.
Such, Lab1rers Of the United States! are the
views Of James Il. Polk, az carefully drawn ou'
by himself, and repuhIshcd in the Nashville
Union of Jan. 18th, l3i!. II you are hostile u
the Protection Of our Homo Industry, you ought
t. approve them and support him. But If you
Wcavers, Shoemakcrs, ualtcrs, Ta:Iors, NC &c
do no; believe that twenty per cent. advance on
the wages paid 70 your felIow,workmen IN that
Foreign Country where labor is lowest IS suthel
ent for you, how can YOU vote for James i. Polk
Look the question fairy in tho faco-thlnk of th'
comfort of your families the bread Of your child
rem, and vote FOR YoURsELvES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THIS WEEK.

l. PoxrRY-lhc Wild Old Woods; Ny Cottage HO1:
Tenth Ward Clay Banner Ocs Harry Clay Tie S.
ers Song
II. EnIrogrALs-The Cherokees VIII the People tetWS
died at the Tariff! The One Dny Election Bal: ~
Nature Of Curroucy; The Farming lnreTe,t and the II
rtr The Managers I.ast Kick Hon Theodore IN
linghuyscn The Nationnl finnnccs-the Nn,ionai lsa
who created IT. i;nnk Bank Thomas II. l'eaS1i
Appointment of C.. +. Van Sess rs Collector OF the 10
of New.York, Gc.
Ill PoLtTrcAL-Speech Of Hon. John NJ. Clayton Avs
Delaware Wing Convention: Gnihenns OF tie va
of Washington County. " Y; Miciisan-the Pfo''ee
for Clay; Letter from Hon. John II. Collier decinnfS
he II Candidate for Governor Great Wing krNhes~1
Convention IN ST IIpUi- lllinolS-the Ausu't '"'~'
The Gent Memphis Convention George VI Dallas "
" Nxws-Congrs.s onal Proceedings Of The s@''Sa
Arriynl of the Acrdla-lmp nsonment OF OConnel sd
his As.ocinie. &C.. Tfn.edy IN 81 L"us; PaeJ I'D
Murder; The Crops; IHfe from M-uco: Apoointnesa
w tie President confirmed By the S9nn,e. Murder 10
Lynch Law in Mississippi; List OF Acts passed By C"e'
gress at 1t. late Ses,ion, IIc.
" Nt.CyLL.sEous-A Wow from the tai,kill Mo1san
House; Jean Paul; Literary Notices: six Gro"iaI N
Western Newly The Late w llan Fec .ioft &c
VI COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGESCE-Stocks.I Money. PTe''''
Market. Sc.
Single COPIES, put up IN wrappers for the oihh' Gun W.
tanned at tie tcsk. Pace cent.
u-,- Tcms-s2 per year; slnge copies Ok cent'-i -
-,crp,!un, payable nnexibiy advance. Address
GREELEY & McELRATii. 10 Na'au'siee'
Tribune Buildings. opposite TIC P'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
THE TRIB n f.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE %, i644
az The admirahc Speech OF Hon. JOINS NJ.

U The admirable Speech OF Hon. JoHs NJ.
CLAYTON, as fully and cxcell' ntly reported Tor
the United States Gazette; will be issued from
shis office On Monday afternoon in Il neat Pa'npi'-
let, with the proof Of Mr.. Folks hostility to
the Tariff appended. The Speech makes more
pages than we intended so shall be obliged to
charge 81 25 per hundred, or S III per Thousand
There has been no such exposure OF Mr.. Geo ~.
Dallas, nor any 80 complete and lucid v'ndl.
cation Of Mr.. Clay's course in The passage OF the
Compromise Act, while the great question OF
Protection to Horrc Labor is forcibIy presented.
Friend, of Henry Clay will you aid us to give
this convincing Speech general circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
T.,,. an. Democracy.

Tic Ereaiac Past, while 1t supports the rex
as candidates, still hangs back on Annexation It.
self. /, cannot stfle go easily az its coneder"lcs
can, the promptings OF Conscience and the st!Lv-
ings of Humanity. In its leading article yes'c'-
day, amid much of similar import, 1t gives ap-
provingly The following observations oil " an IN.
lellieent gentleman from OHIO" on this VITA!
subject
ITO the acouision Of Texas under circumstance
which would reflect no cishoncr on the nauoh, VIC
II .ocos OF Ohiol should not object. provided ucie
could Ia. II iu-t arrangement oil the difficulty con-
nectcd with the question oi slavery IL eAis ~
unconditonnlly annexed 10 the United States-tI'
iustituliun ui Slavery i already established
out all IL territory and it Is shutforcve' against III
e.nigraut- from OHIO. nur young men cannot en-
igralc 10 Teas 10 work by The side ct The slave III
:, cocntrv where labor IS held 20 be deetalia'ioh
and where he who tills his own land win Ms own
hands bronss 10 the class of hat are called mean
white men They do not now emisraie to Missouri
Tor that very reason, but pas nurit"hrdiF Il, low,
mud WISCONSIN II we annex Texas To le tol'e"
States, without any condition respecting slavery, We
annex II solely Tor the benefit OF the South. lr
p.o,,le ut our state will ask that be acquired Tor
The benefit o! The whole Union, Ter the people o
Ohio Ms we'll as those ul South Carolina and Ala
! hsna A. the question stands, tie cost oi t'it
acquisition, whelhcrrc pay the public debt OF Texas
or purchase the clam oi Mexico, Will be deif".eH
| bv the inhabitants o: all III. States, whe tiie au-
yuulnges o: The purchase will cnIIe 10 The slave
holding Stnres exclusively. Iifih this ire shall He'
be Sati:fed.
He does not say that we shall have to purchase
the clam Of Mexico aud pay the debt OF le1es
! bath, but such IS the fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

We Lean, since our last, through private
channel. entirely to be relied upon, that the true
information from Mexico is, TIA, the people u
that country were never more united than they
arc IN their opposition to surrender OF Te1ls !,
thlt they arc determined to listen to no terms IN
resard to the project Of Annexation :" tbs,
they continue to regard Texas as part Of their
territory, and to Il man" prefer war 10 any com.
promise Of what they conceive TO be their IN.
questionable rights upon the SUBJECT.
It is now perfectly clear, ard must be - cgcn
to those who have hitherto ioultei, that II to
senate Of The Cn'ed States mad NOT ',si-icd an
defeated the pfojrct .! immediate Annex.
ton We should nave been at this moment 1t
srar with Mexico. The wisdom and foresight
manifested by Mr. CLAY IN his Te1as letter now
stand forth N bold relief. Col BENros, too.
may well congratulate himself on the share which
he has had, by his able and fearless exposition OF
the unlawiulncss and wIckedncss OF this Te1ls
speculation, IL the signal defeat and o-eFtbrow
which 1t has sustained IN the Senate.
Nat Intel. of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
The Irisi, Journals and the Wings OF the
United States.

To the Ei;tar IF The tribune
In The Tribune OF yesterday you complain that
thu utter iaisehood stated by few OF the mor''
desperate Locn.Foco papers that the Wings
we're the udversarles of the Irish in the murderous
Philadelphia Riots has been recsi.ed with entire
credit in Ireland, and YOU adduce the language
OF the Cork Examiner in proof. am happy TO think
that YOU are very widely mistaken 10 the extenl
of The wrong impression made in Ireland. The En-
n,niner is rather an ardent than influential paper
nnd none oIhc leading Journals on the Liberal side IN
eniiiics which have spoken upon the riots have, So
lar ~ am aware, land believe have seen near.
iy ALL charged them upon the Wings. On The
contrary, You will iind for instance, that The DUB
Tin Freemans J0urndl,l which alone dispute. win
The Nation the leadership ot The Irish Press
speaks, Juae l>r very guardedy in the matter, and
refers lis readers 10 The letter Of lis NewiOrk cor
respondents published same datr,l who assigns the
deepest guilt in the outrages to the Orange Irish o.
Philadelphia, and does not charge any part OF II
upon the Wings.
| should be- sorry 10 find that any influential por-
ton of the Irish press Ind done OF our two great
parties the gross injustice of laying At lis door The
orgnn,ion OF the riots, lescn though to my mind II
is clear that The Wing press has done infinitely more
Than the Demscralic organs towards exciting bnd
feeling between native and foreign populations >
and hope YOU Will concur with me in releasing the
Irish Press, as II body, from the odium OF such -
proceeding. CARRoLL'
Juns Est, 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
MISREPRESENTATION and Deiiriun
Trr-nens.

To the Ehtoref The Tribune:
Ii has been the general opinion among physicians
that h,drophodis !esists all curative means. The
Immortal Priessntz has succeeded in curing il in
dogs The animn, are made fast and then douched
necessarily with very cold water, until the symptoms
abac. The paroxysms Il, first increase. After DOUGH
ing, persprton is brought onby coverings to retain
the beat.
Sir Charles Scudamorr, well known Medical
author and practitioner OF London says that in tie
melancholy diseases of hydropholIa and tetnnus
the most active oil the water-cure processes well de-
serve a ,rial. Many years ago one of his horses
was seized with locked jaw, and the poor animal ap
peared 10 be fast approaching 10 hopeless cond!-
ron the arrer having cxercd all his skill in vain.
The late professor Coleman by chunre arrived at tie
time and advised repeated Hi-i0Es OF the spine with
the coolest wafer from buckets. After about an
hour the spasms became relieved and complete Ic-
cOvery ensured.
| The d0Rche, r Jet OF water of my required size
! and hight be made a most powerful agent.
| Even drops OF wuter from height make strong
| impressions upon the living body. The douche is
certainly one of the most successful means for
tanning the furious inuniuc.
In drlirum tremens also the treu,mrnt by waller
is singuarly successful. This disease commonly
occurs IN paroxysms. Ii is CAUSED both by aco.
ho!ic drinks and opium. IL, however generally oc
cur, after the abandonment oi those stlulHns. he
treatment recommends has been various Many
have regarded large doses Of opium Indispensable.
Professor nupgson OF Philadelphia who, by The
by, is strong one with drugs SAYS Ii is certain
liaG the expecLamt will often, ii generally,
be succ- $ vi; AMI IL probable effected mthls
manner will t'r more permanent than when produced
b, rxcnnts" Tins expeciamt or French mode,
In n,edecine eSpcctaHte, consists IN leaving the dis
rsc almost orquIte entlrrl, To the efforts of nature,
and is termed tie art OF curing disease by eXpccta-
ton waiIing. 1t is iucompnraby better than tie
treatment BY poisonous drugs. The PLAN matter
oil fact is this disease, well ali others
be best managed by water cure. This is only
natural means rendered intense by art Right
duuching, sweuring wafer drinking, and water
pursing, will quickly bring these patients TO their
and produce sleep, difficult aud We, so de-
rirabe III these
New York. June list. 1874. J. SHEW, VI. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

MAssAcHcsKrrs.-Th Wings of the Old Bay
State assembled iii Convention at Worcester oo
the 18th inst. The different parts of the State
were well represented, and the greatest en,hu-
siasm prevailed throughout. ES-Gov. LEVI
LINCOLN of Worcester presided.
Hon GEORGE n. BRIGGS ana JOHN REED
were, by acc!amation, nominated for reelection
as Governor and Lieut.. Governor, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were put in nomination for
Electors of President and Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
The Price. Of Produce.

To TIC Editor If The Tri5HHs:
In The Journal OF Commerce Of the Dist INST.
noticed correspondent: writes from CIncu''
matt, that -four and other produce are getting SO
l,w. that the farmers have discovered that It Is
owing to the oppression Of our tariff, that has
produced the effect II it is honest thus to DC
ccyc the unsuspicous farmer, what Is there 'iia'
may not be so
/ have not seen in any production either by
you- or any othc. ,urn4, such statement Oh
fc,s AS can so easily be done, TO show every u'i
preilGiced rliid how utterly false sucn STATE
mcnts are
Now FOR facts: Flour here sells for about
:. 81 aud has been shipped to England aI u.
that price or thcreabouts; when It gets theic' u
sold at all. II has to pay under the bftisn l'F'.
81 and upward duty, which aided TO the Co |
bnngs TIE price to 50 3'5 l..
Ii England wants Free Trade with us, why
dgu't she take the duty from Flour and pre-
Suming II to sustain the same price II Eng'aiiu
should She do ii. villa, then would the pr:cc pc
here Vhy, instead Of 81 3lt per Dbl ii would
be S6 37A
| think every person of common sense nee"
ONLY TO examine INTO the truth u, this statethch'
10 be fully convinced ri the ccs'sn oi the bfi''"
AGENTS mere, To make tools u Us ny it"uS"'E ''
Tariff, when they demand 30 per cent. on our
Flour. II Americans can be 81 stupid, then
shall think car experience of the last war entirely
lost-wc were shown then the advantage IN
caring FOR ourselves. "A lRuE AaEXlCAN'
II We do no; think the entire abrogatIon oil
the British Corn Laws would permanently raise
The price Of Flour in the West even fifty cents
barrel The simple ruth is that II is d'stcvan-
/ tag.ous to the West to confine her production to
Agricultural staples and buy all her Manuiac-
tures from IA great distance and so long as thus
is donc, her labor will not be rewarded as 1t should
be. She maiss TOO mnch Flour, Bscf AID Pork j;
whereas she ought TO produce silk, Hard ware
Cloths Cutlery, Crockery, &c. Ne. for herself.
and 50 consume in good part the enormous sur
Plus of Provisions with wh;cIi she now gluts and
dcpesscs all the open ma hcts of the World.
The nearer her she thus brings the market Tor her
surplus the better, uI! She shall at last mannldc'
ture at least most coar.c aud common fabrics for
herself. ia. if'
--E---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

Mosr MELANCHoLY.-Wc learn That n clergy
man, Rev. JOY HAMLET FAIEcHiLp, OF Exeter, n.
II. und formerly of South Boston, attempted TO com
init suicide this morning. by cutting his throat with
a razor. The wound inflicted is very severe, but il
Is lhunght he Will recover.
Mr.. FnirchiId has been respected inr nIany years
rs in able pinus and i,i,h!uI Congregational minis
ter-but there ave aGelv been strong 10 sus
pect that MS moral conduct has long been corrupt,
and that he is unworthy oi exercising the holy du
,ies OF hi Office We learn Ihat an Ecclesiastical
Council vas have been held last week 10 investi
gate charges alleged against HIM, md the mental
excitemeut from shame aud modification. was doubt
less the cause OF his determination 10 add 10 his
by attempting 10 rush uHhldden into the presence OF
his Maker. Boston Mercantile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22
New-York in November.

The Onondaga Standard copies our estimate
of the probable vote for President in each County
this Fall, with many expressions of astonishmen',
and contrasts it with an estimate of its own.
That our readers may where the supporters Of
Polk and Dallas expect TO obtain their votes, VIC
copy the Standards estimate, side BY side with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

u There IL to be IA great TARIFF gathering at
Cherry Valley, Otsego Co. on Thursday of next
weak, when an Ok weighing 200 lbs. will be
served up at L Free Dinner. Many eminent
Wing Champions OF tllis and other States will be
present. and the People of three counties to hear
th,m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

Captain BaIIey, OF the ship Enterprise, which arrived
mere Yesterday from The Indian Ocean, reports the
British rig Cleopatra, al 81. Slncns Bay, April
2Oh, repairing having been upon reef about 81
mics \. OF ST Augustine Bay, 80 hours high and
dry. by means OF RATS she wa, got atloat. a
boats crew, with lieutenant, sent To take up the
stream anchor, which h4. been let near TIE reel,
"as attacked BY the natives, and eight, Including
The lieuenanp killed, and three wounded. Though
lie iriga,e was onls short distance OIL the attack
was notperceived by her, Alter the murder the na-
lives made speed. retreat.
New Bedford Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

New .Il,NrsmRE--Ihc Legislature Of this
State diourncd on the l9;h instant, after scs-
sion of only fifteen days, during which 80 Acts
and Resolutions were passed. Among the former
was ono t. charter the Northern Railroad, will
10 power, however, TO take land which they NAV
which is about equivalent 10 no charter at all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

&C We call attention to the official account
in our columns of the organizing in our city Ola
Clay Association of Young Men who have be-
come voters since 1919, or will become of u-c
before the Presidential Election. 1t is composed
of spirited and active young Wings, who are de-
termincd to do all they arc able for the good
cause, and have associated because they can 10
more combined than separately. We trust our
new Whg voters will staud ready to swell their
ranks 10 one thousand at least, at thor next meet
ing The Young Guard are preparing TO prove
thcmsclvc active soldiers IN this canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-22

~ Eherc is TO be grand rally Of the Wings
OF Nccark and vicinity at 81 this afternoon. at
which Hon. SrENcER JARNAGlN, U. S. Senator
from Tennessee, Hon. JOHN ]. HARDIN, Of illinois,
Hon. VIM l.. DAYTON, U. S. Senator from New
Jersey, &c. &c. will speak. There vii be some
people there.