New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25
Whi-si will YOU Work.

w Will you
A very lev months remain to settle The great
question Of l644 and, while we cannot doubt
the result, we must not yet shut our eyes to the
fact that the Loco. Foco politicians are working
with the frantic energy OF desperation. They
know that theirs is an uphill road, and they put
forth their strength accordingly. They have hac
two-thrds of the Members of Congress flooding
the Country with documents; they now pre-.
pairing and issuing rev series Of Tracts for the
campaign their journals are ferocious in their
personal attacks, aRd INSCRIPTIONS in their aP'
peals to whatever OF ignorance and party passIo.
still exists. We have seen the whole body ~
hall the Union wheel at the word Of command.
and proclaim Constitutional aud most desirable
the Annexation of Texas, which they recently
Denounced as unauthorized, rapacous, and utterly
abhorrent On the Tariff, the mass of them
with the Albany Argus at their head, are deiibe
rately and wlckediy dcceivlng their readers
They knou tat Polk Is a Free Trader; they
knou that his position is, as his whole course OIL
this subject has been, antagonist to That of Mr..
Clay; and they know that the triumph OF Mr.
Polk ensures the overthrow Of the present Tariff
and the substitution of a low Revenue Tariff
It's stead. Yet they mean TO keep the Free La.
borers far possible ignorant OF these fects,
until the Election is over.
Now, Wings there is an imperative duty dc.
volving on every one Of you. We do most con
fidenlly believe that Mr.. Clay will receive
larger majority in this State and generally, THAI
h. -,
triumph because sOu ioiN 1cork. Let us pyin
out few things to be done.
1. Effect an organization Gf you have nom
yeti in your tow nship immediately Call it d
Clay Club, orswhat you please, but let there b.
nm association formed of all those who willing
TO ,oork for Mr.. Ciay's Election, whether hund
rods or only dozen. This done, extend your or
panizalion to Election and School Districts, ano
perfect it.
IA II. ascertain pho are get undecided iriM re-
gard to the nezt Preside"t,cr pho are Yelling Il
= Hear and read ,ohat the Ways haze to say
There are many such in every township, some IL
almost every School District. Let every one Of
these be promptly seen by some friend or nelghbor
the Wing sentiments with regard to the Tariff
Texas, the Currency, the Public Lands, &c. Le'
them be invited to peruse also the publications
our opponents, and read the two sides alternately
OF those who thus sit down unprecedented, ur
heated, to examine the evidence and de,ermin,
on which side to vote, we shall be sure Of most
if not all
III. Hold meetings frequently for business,
and have sound, sensible, we'll informed speaker.
when you have any; but don't consider this ma
terial. III you have tune to hear, have good
reader at hand with first rate Speech or Docu
ment full of solid information, to read, and then
invite comments from those who can add ANY
thing. When you have County or larger meet
lnes, sec that as many turn out us can, anu that
the undecided are of the number.
Nv. When you have put things IN the Tighi
train in your own Townships (Which ought mo-
to take month"; then look around and help you,
neghbors.
Wings who travel, You can do much fol
tho cause if you will. Take package of the
night documents along with you, and when You
meet any one who will read, distribute them
Many will gladly accept them. Leave some il
Taverns Stores &c. where you know they viii
not be wantonly destroyed or smothered. The
humblest traveller can co much good in this way
Mechanics! Laborers! Speak to your fellow.
workmen who habitually vote the wrong tickle
because ii is called Democrstic' Ask them to
read what Wings oiftr in behalf of the Tariff, GA
the Texas and Currency questions, and offer IL
read with them tract or speech IN turn on each
side. You can purchase all you viii need Tor
trfle. Do not let our Protective Tariff he SWIM
died away from us, while few hours effort ma,
save it. One day judiciously spent for youi
Country may save you from many days idlenes>
for want oil work or of ill.rewarded toll because OF
the depression of business. We were once robbeo
of beuefcent Tanff by the magic of empt,
'Hurrah for Jackson and years OF disaster anc
suffering were caused in good part by this ont
error. Let us not suffer this 10 be repeated!
Wings every where, and Of every vocation ,
our commoa cause is in your hands-!hc sounc-
est arguments, the most urgent reasons will AVA
nothing il you are inactive and Indifferent. But
II you tCOIh, VIC s''aii Triumph Wv i"iithu'HStN
The Conscience of the Nation revolts at the Tex.
az conspiracy; the Prosperity OF the Nation
ouires the preservation of the Tariff; the Conve-
nience of the People requires Uniform National
Currency; Justice To the States, stability TO ,hs
Tariff, plead earnestly for the Land Distribution
AI,opether now, for the Good Cause and its nobl,
Champion
Az r,csrIrsr DisrIScrioN Editor Of
the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, IN very able e1-
position of the duty of Southern Wings in the
the present contest, says: "Others may arrange
themselves under the banner OF Polk, DailaS
.and TEXAS. We array ourselves under the
.....aard hear;nr ON IT'S ample folds Clay, FGE.