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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
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riiiLArHLPIlIA. JUICE Up 1
MOTHER LARGE MEyriSG.-Auoiherl lsrs, /,
o,,hu,,,,ri u.ering If the Nstye American Party e-
l, crening u9oa the ba,ie '''uyno ~ "sfi1'1~1 A.
-. ,.',,. and .otne spiriie,i fc>OiU'iOu' nhupis,
P,rPLKs.-Thc BiOcely A.Hls- House Is 81
,n,a over thir,,n bundfs! paupef'. tie gfe4.si =,
whom are foreigners y mug b'1e eNpe''o 70 tie Ccs
Iug BfgLv.-Despi;e the resolution Of tss p.
ocronf-pl of our PEblc Schools. the }bls rad y 1,
each week by the elder pupils N ihe ''oysnenss. ~,
and m the second class t0iee raiI, "rA = AZ -
"nJ ,,ny c,rrls,tS! g. create additional excitement.
FiRg.-One or t"o small frames ~ SiatOrdrS
-,,bro,k we're destroyed by IRE about oc.ock a.
-" J'bev were occupied by colu'ed people.
KEcUvERISG.-blosI,i y not all, 81 The pt,
,,orpde,l IN the KensE=on not. are now spfy ies-
Nir Pele VINO lo>t an arm y ao.e 20 cave rs e"sa
inigrls once more with MS eI!o" cilzen'
SroCKs-i The business to-day was prncia
confined f., :he aaces" C.rard Bank sGd Wn-stas
road Ofchc former. over luD harc' were rkea ys1-
at sIl. Wilmington Railroad ,hatft were hf9 Al ~
EIrst Bodrf-;lI Wilmington X X y; y Id- W,.e
ter Canal d. g 200 Cty Flye.. -, ch' !p lgn Ia
-. Bonds mt. JuIys6 10 10 do 90 20 o'Grs't =
ia: sOJ do do H. ~ State 5', a. ~ Commercial Z
s,5oGI Board-7CO .hsres G-ard Bank, vsr91, .,
10 Go d. l0SF: 100 Wilmington Railroad, d, la, az
10 yn-,o;,s WAYS 9lt $3.50 Cincinnati! Bcnts IS !
10 do. SS5( iCO camden md Anboy BoTt' y Re
Inf il kensnetsn Bnrk. 50, 300 state s.. B. 5ati
SHIp NEws.- Cleared Htis di,trHooa-a
Roweno. Wilson, L.asuayTa: Morn. STANLEY Rue. ssit
River Mexico, Morlln. Somerset Nins> t"nE,.ises,
or, Ros;on Berry Scar, Boston: : Rockhil Nunsos
YORK Nn. y. CTowell. smith, Ne" Haven Jo'c9a IN
Covert Boston.
.irrirtd-Brs Gen. Bolivar Berry. 10 days f'9a is.
.chrs Wm. Thompson: Stewart; day, tom ~ Eirs 4
yeyor Houck, days from Albany l.a'y. Ni'sesas q
tom New York bargrs star. and Micfseh. q hocni's
Weather cIear and pleasant Wind WNW.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Objections 20 lrr. Clay.

The Loco Focos of Livingston County recently
teld Convention and resolved TO oppose MI
Claws election for the following among other
feasons
He the author Of the pree 10 & distribute An among d INC re
-e'-s the Projects Of the sale OF me fuoc =, - so.,
sn corresponding amount for the expenses oil te pehera
government 6y IN instious but not les pe:hcHui ha o
Sre,siye pinn Of tayno He the supporter OF @ S @ ~, M
aournp;on oy the General Government o' III let'
Of State Dxbs.
THESE gentlemen have very found-aoou''
,aealymouihed way OF saying they are opposed to
Protective Tarif-but no matter; since they
are SO, they are consistent in opposing Mr.. Clay
on that ground. Blu; whcn they add that he is
:" the supporter Of bill for the Assumption By
,he General Gorernmeat Of at least $780,
ONO, ,00O Of State Debts" they are guilty o.
re-y gross, very base, very foolish ialsehood, O.
,ghich any honest man among them must be
heartily ashamed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
DO the People wish War!

Thus queried the dljany argus d few days
since. 1t is pertinent and vital question. Those
who would imbrue Their hands in human blood
perhaps that Of friends and brethren-should sup
Dor. the Texas ticket those who have any re-
spect Tor the awfully imperative command, Thou
shalt not Kill should take ground against it
Bu, hear ghat the Argus said the other day, when
yainy attempting to stem the curEento OF the lex,
as conspiracy
Do THE PEOPLE WISH WAR The Washington SpectA
tor f,ir talhnuns organ, whie !audng t"nnCtofe Stew
NIX letter IN favor o the inedate Annexation ol eX al
c. 10 the probability OF with Mexico 10 tone C evitg
not OF jly 1t wOu he well for such pohcias TO !einei
Der ,!a, War popular IN former tines People be
gA reflect and compure us results before tey ubge '
rs m.es Il perceived nn Wars undertaken tor the eN
tension dominion exu the lenders and managers while theI
crash and mpovcrlsh the masses.
The nppngs OF the ~ur-horse and the glitter oi armed e
zion, the fancy ard please the eye, but the people set
ln -hey pace eaden weight upon l0 hand OF honest hdI
l. for that the tc statesman regards war idef
taken for such selfish purposes as one oil the greatest es m
Gun uthlct country.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
business, Politics, &c. in Massachusetts,.

LOWELL. June ;. l3ii.
The Wings Of this City are buck!ing on their
armor for the campaign. They are grand splr-
its, and will do their part TO elect the Wing Eec
tors in the old Bay State. Polk and Dallas viii
be distanced in the race.
Our mills are now in full operation. Business
IS brisk II is difficult to find mechanics srtfi-
cient to do all the labor that is required. Seve-
raj large mills are going up (; also great number
o! dwelling hsuses Slasons and Carpenters are
IN great demand.
The population OF LEVEL is now rising $4,000,
rs seen by the census Just completed being &
gam OF near 5000 since 1910. Two years hence
il will Gc up 20 30,0GG.
Our State Convention is to be holden in Wor-
ces,cf on the l9;h inst. 10 nominate Electors and
candidates for Governor ard Lieutenant Gover-
nor. Briggs and REED viii be nominated by ac-
c!amatiOn. Gov. BR!GGS is Cne o; the most popu.
| lar men We have ever had ~ the Executive Char
! 1t is thought by many that JOIN QuIScY ADAMS
| and DANIEL " WEBsrER "iil head our Electoral
Ticket. We are going TO biing out our strongest
teams.
The Wings of this County are to hold great
mass gathering at Concord on the 18th OF July,
on tue old Battle Ground of the Revolution. The
Railroad is now completed to that town, and the
Wings in the lower part of the county vii! make
good use of it on that day. The entertainment
| is 10 be free to all who come. 1t will be Mas
sachusetts Wing Barbecue. banner is to be
presented to the town that sends the largest dele
gaiion.
THIS County has been Loco Foco since 1910
We shall try to bring it "t'o!her side up this fall
We all expect great things OF Ncw-York. She
will not disappont us. y. \.
u Monday night was remarkably cold iol
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1874.
c.ntra, Clay Commt.see.-A meeting of this

fry Central Clay Commt:tee.-A meeting oi 'hH
.a ,il be held Mt National Hall on Wednesday Even
inc the l2h instant O'Clock. Tho responsible duties as
,sued TO this Committee by the Utica Convention require
prompt nnd efficient acton.
10 Every Delegate IS expected TO te IN his seat
By order. j. y. hbf NVi-p'' ''s'ue'''
yoHS HS + poeg6; Ioog6s sec'etarie' jcl2lt
l The Agent 70, this paper in Hartford IS R. J. iUsT-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Sonnet to Hon. rheo. Freilnghuyseh'

TrRIcE happy thou, wno by Nations voice
Ar, called unto their setvice-cailed anew
From Lealning's hall the Patriots task to do
a Christian thou! unwavering is Thy choice--
A sage, in thee the Peoples hearts reJolcej
And yet with Honor's call thy steps pursue
M mad Ambition e'er within thy breast
Has RACED uncensiag on thy noble brow
No passions marh is se'-'if'ues eedo"
Thy s;eaiiast soul, and calm in grateful F'''
The sf.les which thy humanity Attest
So fear We not ,hat when oar cad is "au''
Reiinqu;sbirg lie Academic 'hade
q.bo,,,l; answer we'll Nations high bchest.
'ou ). J-,1 40. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Fruits of the Tarif.
Our Western and Southern exchanges bring US

Our Western and Southern exchanges BRING us
such cheering paragraphs as the following:
From the Ere Pa Gazette
lr5- Thornton. JEwETr & Co is the OF an English
that have started W ooen MinuactIy on SIX Nile
Creek this county. Their building = by to feet and
81 high. Although not weahy, they expect by indus
and succeed all their and
believe they wall do IT, They from Leeds Eng and
DOUBTLESS well acquainted wh the business they have
gaced W. pleased Ia such evidences OF substantial
wealth gong into operation III our county
On this the Albany Evening Journal lorcibly
comments:
THIS is ono OF the fruits fthe " Black TARIFF"
English Manufacturers come here with their cap
ita, which is expended first in building manufac-
tories and purchasing machinery, and then in pur-
chasing Wool and employing laporcrs; and final
~ in purchasing Flour Meat, Butter, Clothing,
&c. &c. for the support of the persons employed
in The manufactures. All this gives business and
affords encouragement 10 American Farmers,
Mechanics and Laborers. And this is the prGc-
teal etiec, Of Protective Tariff. The Free
Trade policy would have kept Messrs. Thornton,
Jewett s, Co. with their money in England,
where, after purchasing European WOOL employ
ing English Mechanics and Laborers, and sup
porting them from their own granaries, their
Cloths would have been sent TO America TO be
sold for SPECIE.
Those, therefore, who would prefer keeping our
Manuisctones and Workshops in England, will
vole for James Il. Polk, who is in favor of Free
Trade and against protecting American Wool by
duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

u Sir Jamsctiee Jeejeebhoy, the Hindoo PM
lantrropist, has, within The last ten years, given
fl54, geo sterling for the promotion OF education
hospitals and various pubic works.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

ES |, is stated that Louis Philippe has forbidden
the admission of ma gniicent bust OF O'ConRell,
by hloore, 10 the Partisan exhibition OF 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

u Five OF the American Fur Company's
boats, loaded with buffalo robes and iurs, ar.
rived here last evening from the Yellow Stone
They were 81 days out. St. Lous Rep. June /.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

NAvAL.-The U. S. brig Lawrence now lying
a. the Naval Anchorage will sail Tuesday for the
West Indies.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

IL E. PAvESsrEpr has been appointed Cor.
sui Of the Grand Duchy Of Oidenburgh for the
port of New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

Y The ship mariposa will sail ron u. !
about the Doth instant, with stores io' ulI ,I |.
SQUADRON. The stores Will he landed al If q. 5
Sandwich Islands. \. \. cou''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

e YIN. Moor. Aston, brother oil the gieat All.
ston, died al Newport K. |. Nav 29, in the cd year
Of his age
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
Bv This Mornings Mail.

EFFECTS OF LIcHrsiye.-The house Of M
pr;dg.. south Trenton, y. J. vas struck on Frl,
',nr9Ing The huid passed down the chimp.
,hyomsb several rooms to ;he cellar tearing ise:
and and, walls, and twisting nsils on the "ay, Mn:
v,, m@s brown from her ire some FIVE jaid', b1, !,
Injured. A barn in The vicinity was o'o struck
" Th7 nominations D. CLAT end R-ti5,szs
s-x we're ra,iiied with Cfra; r'l'hcslesm by s
Whigs Of Na,chel and Adams O'uh!' 'iisS. Of
2jth ul,. ----
N,yA1.-Ths L. :. .iGo yaadaiia, Conu,s
cbaanccy, bound To the West iadics, sAilel =
Norfolk on Saturday, The big Lawrence, Ia
sane destination, sailed yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

~ The Cumberland Civilian sta!e' W.. :.
first Of July the water will be drawn ifom y. =; d
apeake and Ohio Canal, and remaia W. :"
weeks. that necessary repairs may be nlSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

NJ Grand Gatherings L'L, s,ks
Temperance Benevolent Society wall hoia Ie. =
" Meeting at the Hall corner OF Lppe''aN Tps ,
way, this (Nyedne,duy) evening. q. o ei'Ss-
gentlemen have consented TO address the O.
" JVoodru6. b. +. Ehtney. ,jaH'e' 1s'E
SHoar. md Alr. Magic. =, .,or, MI
Also. excellent S.nslns may 1e snprs '?.,;an
N, Poyrs and the Snow Musical As''c'auT% I,ss.s,s
-. ,s,.1yed for ladies No charge i0' aaiii'''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

Nr The Fat Girl nt the New York Museum takes her de
there We should edyise those who have omitted
Giant Boy Dwarf Gian,ess Wnchel and the wonderful Or
phan Family peRas beg Ministries appear and all for one
shlliinr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

70 The sceptci,m Of some people - Truly amazing ~ -
There wanting those who visit the Ecchleoo o 20
Broadway expecting to be humbusged and when they see
the chickens coming oat of the SHE'LL and every stage oil 10
cubaton they disposed credit their own senses ana
the constant exclamation is. 1T too great curiosity 70 De
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

SEVENTH WARD BANK.-The following named
gentlemen were yesterday elected Directors of
ihis Bank; Gilbert Hopkins, Abraham Daily,
fhihp Harmon, David Brown, Francis Gross,
Ross W. Wood, Walter s. Townsend, Charles
W. Milbank, Elias Ponyert, James F. Penniman,
John W. Lawrence, Fletcher Harper, William
Halsey; and at q meeting of the Board subse-
quently held GILBERT HOPKINS was reelected
President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

MoRMoNIsM.-There was : meeting at Military
Hall last nigh; OF the partisans OF Joseph Smith,
usowediy political in its character bu, at which
reference was made TO iheil peculiar opinions upon
religious tenets.
Professor Pratt one OF the leaders OF The sect,
made an address in which he referred to the out
RACES he alleged to have been pcrpetra;ed with re-
gard to them. Previous to which, bis Brother Por-
'oI p Pratt denounced all parties and ell persons
connected with State and General Governments
Ns. Van Bulen seemed the particular object OF his
wrath He denounced him and all officers Of the
Government, civil and military, as uurderers.
He was almos, as bitter against MIR. Clay as
against his ex-opponent, because he would 10,
pledge himself TO favor their prclensions. Twelve
Delegates TO Convention about 10 assemble ut
o'ica were appointed. The meeting was presided
over by person named Leach
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

~ Monday night was remarkably cold for
the season, and we shall not be surprised 10 hear
of lros,s in the vicinity doing serious injury to
Vegetation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

Another Tract by Junius.
In a few days will be published No. IN. Of the
Junius Tracts on TENAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

w GEORGE READER, a Mormon preae1'
who assumes to be such, having printed
cate to this effect, was arrested ye.ief"s u
committed by the Recorder to take hi. u y
passing counterfeit money, Representing
quarters. He employed boy in this oa'i'e
nishing him supplies Of the article, ri
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

e Mr.. DEMPSrER's Concert at the Concert
Room Of the Society Library was not well attended
last night as might have been expected in con-
sequence, Of the Lecture of Mr.. Willis. The
songs which no had selected were all such as
had STOOD the test of public opinion, and both in
meaning and melody substantially good, which the
people OF this country understand and appreciae.-
iir Dempster has always been favore in this city
and the country generally and ii; the other concerts
which he will give, should have full houses
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

e His Excellency General Almonte, Mexican
Ambassador, end suite, were received on board the
u. S. ship-ot-war North Carolina at O'Clock yes
lerday afternoon. The iron steam yacht Ida con.
veyed His Excelency TO the ship.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

S The reward offered few days since for the
detection OF the person who carried off valice con-
tanning $4,000 from public room in an ho;e! in
Albany, has led TO the OF the thief Yesterday
evening he was placed in the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

Il Clay Wig thinks it wrong that we should
say that LOUISIANA Will 20 wrong aud KENTUCKY
be somewhat shaken by the Tyler and Texas
conspiracy Nay, friend we always say what
we think when VIC speak at all and that course
generally comes out right in the end, though often
deemed impoitic by others, and sometimes losing
us subscribers for the moment. Our opponents
have not planted themselves upon 50 strictly and
ultra sectional issue as Annexation without a
prospect of making some capital IN that section.
We believe Louisiana is lost on Annexation, and
that Kentucky will give us on y some 5000 on
Governor and 10000 on President when, but for
Annexation, Mr.. Clay would have $4,000 at
least Georgia and Tennessee will also by that
issue be rendered close enough for comfort,
though they will go Wing. We, indeed, see very
clearly that Annexation, if effected, would be mos:
disastrous 10 the Southern States, draining them OF
their best population, their wealth, and their en-.
tcrprise, TO build up rivals in their own peculiar
branches OF Productive Industry. We do not
doubt that seyen-eighths Of The Wings see this
matter in its true light, and will act accordingly
but small section will be got Of by Leco-Foco
! camor that Annexation is essential 10 the per-
petuaion of Slavery, by appeals 10 sectional feel
og, Southern pride, &c. Sc and that this viii!
change the votes Of Louisiana and Mississippi from
Clay TO Polk, and give the Wings Of other South,
ern States their hands full to defeat the Polk
Electors. We shall be very happy 10 find that
we are mistaken in these impressions, but il
would be very silly, short-siehted policy to con-
ceal from our readers the belief forced upon US
by evidence. The Sunme, Elections are close
! AT hend and vii! tell
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
NJ. Jsrna,,in on Annexation.

10, s.rycrK j,sNAGrx, U. :. Senator iion
Tennessee. on Wednesday last assigned his Fc'-
sons for opposing the Tyler ana Texas Treaty
:, a spaech to the Senate. The following arc 4
few of them:
-. The next article secures al land claims valid
,od,I The laws of Texas. OF course, II III TIC
event it shall prove TO be true, as II no oou1' is
- - Iarre extent, that Texas has, ior ionS!a'Fa'
t,on received, granted her whole pubic CONAN
,,,;,c over. we shall be bound, IN EQUITY, 70 '"c
c,;,,,.n,s now our citzcns) and to her acts mo"
ourowp) 10 make good any deficiency ana '!''y
mo-. have 10 piece out her cxhsuSed soh WIN
hroad marcel OF our own, perhaps as large as ''!c
real Texas herself .L,t ,,e
The next provides, substantially, that @e
shall give back TO Texas what She, apparently
has never given 10 hcrselt-cvcry sixteenth sec
t;on of her public lands, for the purposes oil ecu
c,,;on that is. onc-sIxteenth OF her native SOL Is
n ovcrt TO her, or an equivalent somewhere else
.Tbe next article assumes all the depts ano
E,b;li,;rs of Texas, however created. haV'
,Irc.,dv shown that with or without any assump'
,ion We become liable for all her engag gemen'S
when we take her sovereignty, and that the iailn
shc has violated binds us just much as that sile
meant to keep. Not only her acknowledged, ou'
hcr rcpudated debts then are to be PAID ana 'iie
very stock which she has created and sold at per
hans but fifth or a tenth OF the value cxpicSseo
on lis face, is to be redeemed at par, with an III
,erest OF or 10 per cent :c.,,.uo
"If this provision OF the Treaty be ratIhed mere
think NAV then propose an appropriation i(
erect. in congenial brass, a great and an eterh'
monument TO The ant;-assunpt'on!sts, states ar'
par,y that hold it Constitutional to assume tht
debts of foreign State. and not OF our own,-
IIiyh on It's lofty sides shall shine many lofty
name o! Southern strict constructonists Inc
Secretary of State shall top the eminencc, as tn'
acknowledged chief OF all interpreters AT his
feet shall be seen the titles OF the Senators iron
South. Carolina, and of the iervid antl-assump
ZIONIST of Mississippi, whose State herself WI
merit peculiar distinction of being much readie
| TO pav the debt of Texas than her own. litt'
lower, but somewhat cmulous after honor, mus
! be cmblazoned the names of Illinois and Pennsyl
vania. and their Senators. Alabama and Arkan
kansas, if not quite SO high, will still be eminent
The New Hampshire Senators, now the sole re
naming Northern men with Southern feelings,
shall take to herself that side this political mauso
Icum which looks Nor.hward Those votarles o
strict construction, those apostles Of anti-assump
tiou John Jones, Thomas Richie, and he of TIN
Charleston Mercury, shall daily, at ear y moEr
and dewy eve lead devout band OF innocent
Youths of party, and virgins of the press, TO strcw
! flowers about it's base, and hang around 1t th'
yarlands OF their praise"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

u Mr.. WiLLIs's Lecture on Fashion last
evening was more instructive and less entertain
ing, moro ambitious and less piquant, than we
had anticipated. Its analysis OF the nature and
bases of Fashion, in Paris, London and New
York respectively, was acute and faithful; while
the absurd conditions Of Social eminence il our
City were iearlessly yet coolly scanned with a
Just severity. The Lecturers leading idea Of re-
lining and exalting Fashion into a power-lhc
taiisman OF a self-sustaining, uuPrivieged Aris.
tocracy, which shall furnish a couoterpoise 10
and barrier against the tyranny of Public Opinion,
is worthy of consideration We cannot Join,
however, in Mr.. Wilis's unmcasurcd protest
against the tyranny of Public Opinion among us,
which he represented as interfering with and die
tatng mans style OF living, dress, hospitality
&c. There is no tyrant so cowardly and Inform
liable as this same intrusive dictator if you have
but courage to despise his mandates.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12
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n<-AII Advertisements inserted m thls ps'si -
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ET For SaIe.-The stock and m fii,s,sss sa,es.
stand for Roasting and Grinding Coffee ann -, ~
ration. with good nun Of cu.ion dong as.ss,en,.
presents a very desirable opportunity 70 yo lsafS
be ssld low for cash. Apply this week al w.
ielI Be-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

10 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE or BROADWAY AND
FRANKLIN sreEEr-We reGsested TO call the
of readers the three pieces of Valuable Real Es-
Nos $50 and 22 Broadway and No 81 Franklin street.
adjoining the above the be sold s dov under the
direction of Lucius Robinson. master in chaacery at Il
O'clock rt the Merchants Exchange by WILLIAM H..
FRANKLIN. Aus.ioneer, The above s in the immediate
nrshbohood Of improving part OF Broadway. and we'll
deserving The attention OF Capitalists
NJ THIS Is A GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY at the American
Museum and splendid performances taAe place at end
81 clock 2 u. Sc bills The Glant be usual
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

U Nineteen Loco. Foco Members OF Congress
from this State have united in CARD, declaring
that neither oil them has said that F." The nomna-
tion OF Polk is g faTce-tha, he will get no Elec-
toral Vote but that of South Carolina-and that
he will lose Ncw-fo,k by Forty Thousand n,c-
jority." MessFs Richard D. Daris, Darid L.
Seymour, jeremiah E. Carey and Chsselden
Ellis, have not seen it to unite in this Card.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-12

u Hon. CORNELIUS DARsAGH has been nomi.
mated for reelection 10 Congress by the Wings
of the Allegheny District, Pa. His majority will
be counted BY thousands.