New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

IN the interior oil tnc Continent is Inc region
OF Paraguay, whose code and institutions pre-
sent a miniature picture Of an infant China
Under the balcful influence of Dr.. Francia ii
was so secluded from the rest OF the world that
we know absolutely nothing of its condition.
That country's history may be used to exom-
plify the old maxim, Happy is that people which
has no annals.
Observation-Disclosures acknowledgements
Crops. &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
No " MApIsoy, Ind June l7th, 1874
The work Of organization goes bravely on
among the Wings in this State. mass meet
ing Of the friends of Clay and Frclinghuyscn was
held at this place on Saturday last, which, by
It's numbers, responsibility and enthusiasm, fore
told the happest results. The speakers upon ilic
occasion were Hon. BGN. HARDIN of Kentucky,
Hon. g. SroRER Of Ohio, and Hon. OLIVER u.
SMITH. (who is well known 20 your readers as the
late e. = Senator from this State.) Out hcTe
the people manage these matters IN u manner
peculiar TO them-elves. a large number OF per
sons from the surrounding country having arrived
in town at an early hour, the mcctug was called
Hardin commenced his speech at IL O'Clock
A. Nj. For legal attainmcnts and oratoricai
powers, whether at the bar or on tic stump this
gentleman has few, if any, superlors, west of the
mountains You viii, doubtless, remember the
rcmari, which was made o. hlm many years 9"
hy John Randolph, after keen encounter ct
wits in the House Of RcpresentaiiveS-that he
,cas like aitchen kai|e sddrpeHcd Upon bTic6-
Int The speaking was continued without inter
mission until O'Clock 7. NJ. when the nectIng
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Smith, who had during the day treated several
of the great issues now presented To The Amen
can pcoplc in mastery manner, resumed ms re-
marks and spoke about two hours. Nhrn |
state that, in addition 10 all thus, large and
spirited meeting Of the Clay Club took place The
previous evening, you will begin 10 taimk that the
Wings of the Hoosler State are IN earnest
Hcart-cheerng accounts come IN from al
parts of the State AS between Mr.. Clay and
Mr. Van Buren,, the contest might have been
somewhat ,.Jublful; but with candidate in The
field. who is the exclusive representative of the
Soath Carolina school Of poitics-Anti-P Protec-
ton. for Immediate Annexation, Hostility 10 the
Onion, with the infamy Of Immediate Uncondl-
,ional Annexation superaddcd, rest assured thai
| Loco FocOisin is doomed to bite the dus; III NO
ycubcr, be The result in August next what II
NAV. a eenicr,an 81 long experience IN po:t!-
cnl affairs who was present at the great C"nccn.
,ion. on the 29th nit at the TppccanOe Bn;lle
! Ground and who took conspicuous part IN MS
ptvceedinrs, informs inc That lie has since tfav-
| ersed Il large portion Of the State, and that there
t is no room TOR :, reasonable doubt that Indiana
will give Harry of the West AS large MINORITY
as that of her own vcncrated Harrison IL the
canvass of 40 The devoted friendship cher
,sbcd bv the Iamentcd Patriot toward Mr.. Clay
and the ardent wish of his heart that he might
live TO sec that illustrious Statesman elevated by
his countrymcn TO the Presidency, will not be
lost upon those who yet mourn his loss
Let me go where will, find systematic and per-
ssvcring efforts are making by Loco Focos 10 con-
vince our Adopted Citizens that the proscrptive
doctrines of the Native Americans are the
principles Of the Wing Party and thus to alien
ate them from the support of our candidates
So much for the miserable policy Of those mis-
taken Wings who, for the purpose of achieving
local triumnh. turned aside from their own altars,
tn rrn after strange gods. The question is an
extremely err barrass,ng one to our friends Un-
fortunately they DO not appear to understand that
Natiyism had lis origin from Tammany Hall, nor
are thev aware of the peculiar circumstances
| under which some w hlgs were persuaded TO lend
it their countcnance in the Spring Election
Honor to the indomiable FIVE THOUSAND who
would not compromise their cherished faith in
| the dark hour OF trial
No man can shu: his eyes to the extraordinary
spread of Temperance principles in the West
during the last few years. Although it is still
the practice to place spirituous liquors on the
dnner.tables of many of the steamboats,, it is
very rare thing to see them touched in company
OF seventy or eighty men. Another fact has
strongly arrested my attention not a single
game oi cards has been played upon any one of
the numerous steamboats, on board OF which |
have Travelled during the last six weeks. The
cheap publications of the day-,he shilling lite
ratufe, as some delight contemptuousy 10 style
it-haye to great extent taken the place OF
cards. Who shall decry this changel
The Crops throughout this section of the coun-
try are extremely promising, notwithstanding the
heavy rains which have recently fallen. Should
the weather prove favorable during the next two
weeks the Wheat crop will be secured and more
abundant one has not been grown within the me-
D. III