New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

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r7- The Delegates 40 the Congregations
CONVENTIONS will assemble on Thursday Evening" dc
18th inst TX O'Clock. then respective Districts at The io
lowing places:
Third District. Jonc.' second Ward Hotel.
Fourth " National Hail.
Fifth " Howard House.
Sixth - Constitution Hall
By order of the General Cornmittes
N. BOWDrTCH BLUNT, Chairman
IN hosA i:;g i HAws' {secretnres. slsa
Wings of New-Tork; Prepare 60 Guard ::
The following conversation took place on the
7,h inst in neigh5orng village between prom.
inent Loco. Foco leader and manager of this city,
and Loco Foco of Westminster County. We
have the names OF the parties, and good wit,
ness, and shall publish them at proper time, bu-
for the present lei it suffice that ,oe kno,c that The
following is full and literal statement of the
conversation
Neu- York Loco.Foco-W majority do you
pect 10 give in Westminster County
Westchester Loco-From 600 10 300. What viii
YOU do in Nav York
Ny. Loco-We shall carry every hing--all III,
Congressman, Assembly, Sc.
Westch. Loco-What? after such result las
Spring
Nes- York Loco-Oh, the Natives got the star, Of
us last Spring. We didn't expect Them 10 poll such
a vote, or we should have polled more. We car
poll as many rotrs rs re choose.
IE1,tcb Tora-LUha, do von
Neic- York LOCO there seveniy-three EIec-
ton Districts in the City, aud IL usry easy mat
ter 10 rote in a number o. those Districts-I hare
kaopn men 10 rote seren,y odd times alone Election
iTeStch. LorO-Isn't that wrong?
Neto- York L0co-Why, we must fight the Wings
with their own weapons. The real vote OF the Cit,
s only about 40, 900, but we generally poll good
many more.
Such, Frecmen of New York are the means
by which your opponents expect to overwhelnl
you in November. The New Yorker who made
those revelations to political crony knows pei
fectly we'll what he is about and what his parts
are about. He knows why they made such haste
to abolish the Registry Law the moment they had
the power. He is in the secrets of his party, and
spoke from intimate knowledge. The Loco-Fo.
cos mean to carry this City by uoting ouer am
Oosr-they are nOp preparing to do 1t. They
WILL do it if we do not meet, expose and battle
their villainy. Wings begin the work to-day
The Texas Conspiracy.
FOREIGN Relationships Richmond Enquirer
learns from Washington that the Cabinet has beer
engaged in serious consultation upon the Hoursr
they should adopt. The advices from Texas, and
especially from England, are said 10 show, in man
ner not 70 be mistaken the agency of England III
stimulating Mexico to renew her war upon Texas
Santa Ana has secured the loan OF -Four Millions
Dollars in part through the facilities which she has
extended. The troops for the invasion OF Texas
are in a state ofS6rganzation-and II IS said tha
the Mexican Minister has written by the las
Steamer TO the Mexican Admiral commanding the
two Mexican Steamships now IN Newly ork, statin.
that, IL they were in condition, he must sail mme-
diately for Vera Cruz, where they would be Joined
by another from Eng land, with military stores and
ammunition and that if they were not IN repair he
must proceed Immediately TO Mexico with Des-
patches. He therefore LETT in the on the 81
.nstapt for New Orleans One OF the Steamers L.
repaired and the other will be in about TWO weeks.
One reason given for this haste is that the eXpedi
ton must be pressed, so "a TO accomplish the inva
sion before the Congress of the United States meets
We understand, saws the Enquirer, that, in conse-
quence of this of things OF the interference o.
England--the facilities she has furnished, and lh'
rapid movements OF Mexico, question has been
presented 10 the Cabinet al Washington, what steps
should they Immediately ndopti Whether they
should convene extra Session OF Congress 7
Whether they should quietly permit the INVASION o.
Texas, assisted too by The nstrumentality OF Eng
land, 10 proceed without the slightest nterposiuon
on our part z Whether lhey should demonstrate
with Mexico against tbe course which she 10 pursu
ing under The influence of the British Cabinet =
Whether they should fold their arms and suffer the
6elds Of Texas again TO be drenched with the blood
of her cisizeus whether they should nterpose the
shield of the United Slaresl And whether the,
should call an extra Session OF Congress, TO advise
and regulate the aclion oil The Executive power =
Ii is now said that the Cabinet has been much
divided upon this last proposition and finally, II -
determined, for the present To have no extra Con
sress. 4 messenger has, within day Or TWO, been
despatched To Mexico, with strong remonstrance
upon the course she ispursuins
Ir'Wili the People of this Country neve!'
awake 80 the developments Of this Texas iniqw-
,yl Here Se are, by the showing of the leading
Loco. Foco journals, On the brink of a War with
Mexico. (and they say with England to back
herr vet how few take care 70 understand any
thing about the ma tier Tyler and Calhoun may
embroil us in five.yea-s' struggle for Foreign
Territory, in most unhealthy region just desc
lated with the Yellow Fever but half our People
look on unconcernedly, and will look on, until a
Military Conscription shall dec'mate our towns
and War. Tax shall sweep off half the fruits q
our Industry-then, when it is too late, they vii
begin to think and to act.
Just look one moment at this business on It's
merits Texas is a revolted province of Mexico
Texas asserts her independence; Mexico dispute<
it at the point OF the bayonet; the two powers
are at war. We have no more excuse for med
ding in that war than in the late contes, between
Great Britain and the Afghans. But our Ma
tional Administration, and those who have set up
James K. Polk for President, are bent on nvol-
wing our Country in this quarrel; aud they make
pre.sxt of the preparations OF Mexico to pose
cute her war with Texas. The pretex' is ST up
that England is stimulating this attempt to re-
conquer Texas! when every man OF sense mos'
know this is fable England wants open mar
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