The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-19

account of the numerous exhibitions, with a
list of the successful competitors for the various
prizes Ii will be the only full and accurate
account of this great event. in which all the friends
Of the true interests of this mighty land must feel
deeply concerned.
Besides, all the important political movements of
both parties, will be recorded and illustrated, in.
Guiding the great locofoco 81 erings in this city,
and the vast convention OF VII = on Boston Com
mon.
Terrible Panic amongst the Whigs-Dread-
full Conspiracy amongst the Locofocos to
Commit Frnuds-Incrense or the ExcIte-
ment In New York and every where.
The panic in the Wing party, which has been
produced by recent events, has in shape abated,
but seems to be increasing and widening every sue
cessive day. During the last two days numerous
secret aud important consultations have been held
amongst the leaders OF the Wings this city, and
courersh have been sent into the interior Of the State
for the purpose of devising ways and means for
conducting the campaign with the greatest possible
effect for the next six week The committee.
rooms, and private well public places resort
have been crowded with individuals seeking in
formation as TO the prospects, and endeavoring to
find some ground on which their faith and hopes
may repose.
In order to show from the highest sources of evil
dence, the accuracy of statements relative to
the existence of prodigous sensation of alarm
ii the wing ranks, we annex the following ex-
tracts from two of the leading wing journals OF this
city-the Courier and Enquirr-the organ of the
moned and financial classes, and the Tribune, the
organ of the office-seekers, Fourertes, fanatics,
agrarans and rag tag and-bobtail. Both, it will
be perceived, are quite agreed with respectto the
present alarming state Of things
From the Courier Enquirer
These are signs of the times not to be mistaken; and
while all know and feel that the Wing party is very
much the strongest and certain of success in at least
eighteen States must not shut eyes to two very
the United States will certainly be brought to the polls
in November and secondly knowing that their party is
almost every where in minority il has been gravely de-
termnei by the leaders among our opponents to carry
the election by fraud and violence To be forewarned is
industry the untirng energy and unscrupuous charac
ter OF opponents every Wing who desires TO sustain
the principles Of our party and the institutions OF our
country must resolve in advance not only to vote himself
and to procure IL possible convert IRON our oppo-
nsns but he must make up his mind to be prepared TO
meet every possible contingency which may present it.
self IL anticipate frauds Of the most startling char
and resolve if possible defeat them and he must
famiIirze his mind to the probability OF riolnce being
resorted by Our opponents aud the best of re-
polling it II the contemplated frauds and violence
should be successful then Is our Government end
and constitutional liberty forever destroyed; while
the contrary if the Wings in defiance OF the most bare
faced corrupons I'd among every species OF violence
boldly vndicate their own character by sustaining the
institutions and enforcing the laws oil the land they VIII
forever crush the spirit OF msrue abroad and teach
the unprinciped of opponents lesson which will Sc
for years TO the Republican form OF govern
ment under which we live.
From the New York Trbune.l
WHO'S NEw YoRK !-PREpARE TO GUARD! The
neghborng village, between prominent locoioco
leader and manager of this city, and locofoco Of West
chester county We have the names Of the parties and
good witness and shall publish them at proper time
but for the present let il suffice that know that the
following is full and literal statement of the
ton
New York LOcefoco What majority do you expect 10
gvehn Westchester county,
Wtstcheser Loeofoco.-From 6OOto 500. What will you
do in New York
NsD York Loeetoeo-we shall carry every thing-all
the congressman, Assembly &c
Ns York Locefoco-oh the Natives got the start ofu
last spring We did Mt expect them to poll such VOTE
or we should have poled more We can poll as many
votes as choose
TVestchester Locofoco What do you mean7
New York Locofoco-O, there seventy-three Elec-
ton Districts in the city and Is very easy matter to
vote in number of those distrcts-I have known men
vote seventy odd times at one election.
WestchtSter Locofoc0-ls MT that wrong
Nete York Locofoco-Why, we must fight the wings
with their weapons The real Of the city only
about 100000 but we generally poll good many more
Such, freemen of New York are the means by which
your opponents expect to overwhem you in November
The New Yorker who made tho- revelations to politi.
cal crony knows perfectly wei What he is about and
what his party are about. He knows why they made
such haste abolish the Registry Law the moment they
had the power He is in the secrets of his party and
spoke from intimate knowledge The locofocos neon to
preparing 10 do it, They will do it If do not meet
expose and battle their villany Wings begin the work
to-day!
H. GREELEY, ESQ
DEAa sra Before this reaches you, you will have
seen general result of the State election In Maine 1t
is not much different from what was expected by close
cacnla'ors although not quite good some ardent
people hoped Whilst wonld give full credit to the
wings so far public meetings and banners and speak
ing is concerned know that there has been want Of
personal effort and detail operation Our business men,
those directly interested in the prevalence and per
manency OF the wing policy have not entered upon the
work personally and eicientlyby conversation and
argument and the statements Of the results Of their
experience We have relied too much upon public meet
ings and the strong arguments Of strong The
10 be convinced have great extent been absent
from meetings, and often kept away by unweared Ell
forts Business has been good and sighted men
have not tina, there danger in the distance
VIII not other States learn before il is too late that whilst
esting and enightening the public mind that nothing
mo- hug will superceie stand in the place of individual
sf'r school District organization, AID fresde discus
sion man TO man, and face to face. Those who bav~
stake must understand tina, they-every man OF them,
must work. Letthe schooLhouses be lighted up.
Yours, respectfully, F..
Il will be perceived from these remarkably sgnif-
cant extracts, that the panic has been increasing
very much, particularly since the Maine election,
and that there is really very little doubt that every
possible means will be resorted to by the unscru-
pulous partizans Of the Wings in order 10 prevent
total Reorganization Of their ranks. The Wings are
beginning to accuse the Locofecos Of some terrible
and frightful schemes Of fraud, in order to carry
the election and the Locofocos have already &C.
cused the Wings Of entertaining the same infamous
NJ dotht he ncinled of both