The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-06

an advantage in the manner we have Indicated
II, therefore, becomes the duty of every demo-
crat to exert himself and arouse his friends, and
warn them OF the danger which threatens his
ward, borough or township, and Thus secure q
large turn out at the election for Judges and hspecf rs
THIS done, zoe shall HUGE the uatage ground and an eau
| victory aDiH be The result. The 1elloc,at, mem.
bers desire that you would Communicate these
facts to such Of our political friends ia your ward
borough or township, as will take an interest in
| adopting such measures as will uphold and sus
ain the party. II is not necessary to make an
'ppeal to your patriotism love Of country to
enter heartily into thus measure; the bleeding
condition OF your country appeals with Sufficient
'orce to your sympathies, and the prostrae con-
dition Of tho Democratic party in 1910. it is
,oped, is sufficient irducement 10 arouse every
rend to exerion and action.
The contents OF this letter should be made
Known only tosuch of our friends as will keep
heir own council, aud assist in organizing the
'arfy and 1t IS Uery desirable thai ii should not
appear IN anynewspoper, or be communicated 10
eur political opponents. The most efficient or
anization can be made without noise or cot,tlson
We desire TO open correspondence with the
ctlve men In your county, and for that purpose
fou will please forward the names of such per-
ons and their post offices to the committee as you
hink will take part in organizing the Stafe.
Edward A. Pennyman, PHILADELPHIA A. r.
onnty Jefferson X. Hickman, Easion, North
.mpton county; John B. Sterigere, Norrislown,
Montgomery county; Joseph Baily Parkersvllle,
hester county Asa Dlmock, Montrose, Susule-
annah county Obed Edison, Russeburg, W ar
en- county w. Merryfed, Hyde Parke, Luzerne
ounty; Daniel L. Sherwood, MunSfeId Tioga
'ounty Alexander B .ackenridge, Plttsburg, Al
eaghany county; james r. Snowden, Franklin,
.Venango county; William p. Shattuck, Mead
Vile. CravVfOrd Tnhp Hill 4 X
'vestmoreland county; James Macmanus, Belle
pnte, Centre county Solomon Shindel, Gratz,
)anphn county; William Bigler, Clearfield,
jlearield county Samuel N. Baily, DiIlsburg,
FORK county Executive Committed
P. S-Dnring the session Of the Legislature
he committee will Of course be addressed at Har-
sburg.
Harrisburg, January, 1914.
"SECURE A LARGE TURN OUT AT
THE ELECTION FOR JUDGES AND IN
,PECTORS THIS DONE, WE SHALL
AVE THE VANTAGE GROUND, AND
IN EASY VICTORY WILL BE THE RE
suit"
Pennsylvania Wings will understand this with
nut dictionary, because they have lively re-
collection of being again and again defeated
when they had a large majority Of legal votes
nut their opponents had the Judges and Inspectors
who have been known to take out Of the ballot
'oxes any number Of Wing votes necessary to
give them Che Locos) the majority, and 10 re-
place them with a like number for their own can
/ lates This factis notorious, and has been con
essed over and over again BY the Locofocos, with
4 taunt to the Wings to help themselves?
PENNsYLyANIA-THE TARIFF.--In the lower
House of the Pennsylvania Legislature, on Sat
urday (says the Baltimore American) Mr. Coop
er offered resolution declaring it to be the duty
of Congress to protect the labor Of our own coun-
try against the pauper labor of other countries,
,cithout regard 10 reuenue. The resolution was
adopted by vote of SIS to 80. The Philadelphia
American, referring TO this vote, says
/" Let any one who will read it answer the
question, by what device the people Of Pennsyl-
vania will be gulled into the support Of an anti
Tariff candidate for the Presidency"
The Hon. HENRY Clay arrived in Mobile on
the 25th ult from New Orleans, in fine health
and spirits. He will be the guest of DR.. Leyert
during his stay at Mobile.
The great Wing National Convention, for the
Vi CdluiudtcS LOT IIeSlueHt ana vice
President of the United States, will meet in Bal
tmore on Wednesday, the first day Of May next.
rhe Young Mems Wing National Convention
Of Ratification will meet on the following day,
Thursday, the second Of May.
The receipts Of the New York custom house
during the months Of January and February last
amounted to $4,04O,305. The amount received
during the months Of January, February, and
March, in ls43, was only $l,s76,s74, The ex-
cess IN favor of the first two months OF the
present year, as compared wi h the first three
months of last year, Is, therefore, 80, l63,431.
The LATE GEN. FRIcK--The New York Tr-
bune in mentioning the death of this lamented
gentleman, says that he was for many years edi-
tor of "The Mlltonian," Northumberland county,
ppnnsv lVania. and was for vears activa in THO