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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
From the United sts,s. G.rs.e.
THE PRINTERS DOOM.
sY THOMAS xAcKELtAn.

80.
sY THOMAS xAcxsLtAn.
printer, weary and wan,
HIS face all morrally palo, -
As he wearily plodded his honeward way
Before ,he breakiog Of early day,
Broke out in biier wall.
His voice wa, husky and low,
As iboue h ls lungs we're gone;
And he coughed ana CAPPED, and coughed asaia,
And he prrss,d his hand on his heart 10 pain,
While thus his plant ran on:
"a world Of toll is This
/, hath no joys for me:
,r;s labor by day. and labor by night,
By ,he lie n, Of ,be sun, and by candle Light
Labor continually.
..Son. men have day fresr,
But Sabbsih for me is nor:
I, istoiI oil the week, and toll on the day
That God has given 10 rest and pay
Lo. this is ,hs printers l.I,
"When was a bow h. said.
IL plsysd on the hills of green;
swan in the stream-i ished in the brook
And blessed was 1 10 Ait spd lock
Unfe;tered on Nstnn.'s scene.
aFor twenty sad years or more,
NJ, li'e has worn way
In MUS, rooms of poisauous air
When I've ysorned f,r sgh' ut the valleys fair
And the ligh. oil open day. 4
"Ao innocent prisoner doomed,
Nv heart is heavy within;
Oh. VIII, should Rian untalnird By guilt,
Vino the blood Of u creature never hath spi,
Be penr, Ike ielon, for sinl"
The printer then coughed and sighed
the stars were growing dim,
And he upward glanced at the morning sky,
And he nly thought il were good TO due,
Ard death would be rest 10 him.
His heart wss tired ofbeaiing:
He prayed TO the Lord above
To pity man whose heart had been riven
By toll for other mems interss st given
And he wept Tor His mercy and love.
He hied 70 his humble home:
His infant awoke 10 cry,
ooh, father! Oh. mother I'm hungry for bread"
and the printer bowed down with an aching
On his Mary's lap 10 die. lhead,
Oh We. who have never known
The richness that's in q crust
When nothing is found on The dssolate sheii
And the sufferers pocket is empty US peii-
Receive my story on trust.
Say not in your careless score,
What boots the tale TO you! rhymes
The rhymer who traces these roughly wnt
Hath known of such sufferers in other day uinesr
And the main Of his rhyme IS true.
Remember this holy truth
The man who aloof hath stood lcrave,
When a heart-broken brother for succor did
And he stretched not finger to bless and to
Is verify gsilty of blood! lsa,e,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
North Carolina Election.

p The Globe reports gains for Polk on the
line of the North Carolina Railroad, which runs
through strong Loco Foco region.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
COUNTY RETURNS.
nrrrnIX co

Esst Hampton leO majority for Polk. In
1s4O, 2O2 for Van Buren,. Shelter Island II
maority for Clay in 1910, 8 majority for Har-
rison.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

o. TRE DAILY TEInusE served at an sarly hour in any
part Rroaiya- c.xrs per eek payn
Die 10 The Gamer; ty he who prefer It. Of tie samernte
to. month. payahta the oea in advance
Person, wishing TO be served will plsase rd In ts nau
hroueh the Poss Of;ce or otheTvte-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
Superior Court.

R.on. Chief Justice JONES and Judges CAKLsY and VAN
DERlooL.
r Costello vs. Joshua %aker.--Ac'ion o. Ires.
pas to recover the value 6 large quantity OF sars seized
norg the effects of Mr. Milford a. rhe Carlton
Unusr nnder Landlords warrant issued against Mr. Milford
bv defendant Mr. Costello claims haze owned the cigars
bev were in trunks and placed the bar The cause
will bo continued TINS forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
MARKIEU,

AT he. residence OF "wednesday eyenig. 6h nx. By the
Rev Or. Levings, Mn. AUGUSTUS NJ. SAVAGE 70 Miss
SARAH A VAN NOSTRAND, youngest daughter OF Mr.
John Van Norand. ESQ., all Of this city. Ncy they be b
ed WIts long and happy HE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

HIRIcHARp YEApos, Esq the able and fear
less Editor of the Charleston Courier, and who
has conferred go much influence and responsibility
upon that paper, has retired from its edi,orship-
The GOOD wishes of the entire profession go with
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

at the New York Museum Splendid performances by hs
Southern Iongsters, Miss Adar Ms Tenete, Mr. Hnntey
Mr. White, bliss Jeelyne, SC and all for one shiIling
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

FROM TRINIDAD DE CUBA-By the arrival last
evening Of the Brig Hector in 26 days from Trini-
dad de Cuba We learn from Captain White that the
coffee and sugar crops had suffered severely from
the late hurricane of Oct. 5th. Philadelphia
schooner, name not recollected, Haven, master,
from Mansanllo, bound to Trinidad, went ashore
the same date six miles to leward of the port All
hands perished except the chief officer; he was
picked up by small Spanish schooner, and put in
the care of the American Consul.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
DIED,

ton the 7th instant Dr.. GEORGE T. HUTTON. os Asto
ria Long Island.
On lie ssh INST suddenly. Of sppope1y, Mr. PATRICK
MRRRICK. In the I'D year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A Musical Revolution:

WIN. EyERpELL, Esq. President, in the Char. ~,
and other paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
Elections at the South.

Correspondence of the Newly orR lfoue' ,o,,
BALTIMORE, Nov b, lS4s.
The Wings are in fine epuits at the returns Oh
Ohio. Connecticut and Rhode Island Elec uons'
Those States, as well as Maryland, have all
given large majorities for HENRY CLAY. VII
ginia is vet in doubt, but the chances are In laVof
of the Wings. Twenty. eight Counties are no" now
heard from, and the gain is 48o over l04o'
The Whig gain in Ohio is 4,2sO, as lar as
heard from.
AsIwrite, the Western mail is just in, and
brings the following news: In Wheeling, at
the close of the first day, Clay had $50 maj 'rly.
The polls would be kept open three days. Rock.
ingham, Page and Shenandoah, have gained 3OO
for the Locos. Monongalia has gained loo Tor
the Wings.
Nothing of importance is heard from North
Carolina. Passengers report that there IS wing
gain in Northampton and Halifax. The Eastern
shore of MARYLAND will pileup alargo maJanty Tor
CLAY, say 1900 By the bye,willnot Maryland take
the Banner from Delaware2 1t Is matter oi
considerable discussion which Ward in this City
has won the famous Loco. Foco prize Banner CIV
en- By the Tammany Hall committee to the Loco,
Fooos of this city for casting 700 illegal votes 1t
was to be given to that Ward which would give
the largest increased vote over the Governors
election AS no Ward has done this, but on the
other hand, fallen of, it will cause some fight
ing among the harmonious Democracy. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
TOTAL I973 173OS l742 go l742 g61 10lb rs
Mai Pes. 757 Gov.T2 Sen. T2 Cong. 76S Assembly 30
Bailey, irregular Loco, chosen to the Assembly.
SULLIVAN co.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
MnSr1cELIo Sullivan Co. Nov. 6, lSA.


SULLIVAN co.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
MONTICELLO, Sullivan Co. Nov. 6. ISL
The Loco majority in this County on Electo-
raj Ticket is about l8O. We have heard from
all the towns in the County but one, and they
are 81 ahead. Our opponents estimate that town
at 100 for them, making majority in the Coun-
~ of about 100. Majority in l84G, 2O7.
Wing majority on Congress. In all the towns
heard from, 15-remalning town will give about
100 Loco. Loco majority probably for Congress,
80. Niven runs behind in his own County
about 100.
Whig majority on Assembly in all the towns
heard from sl-remainiug towns will probably
give enough to defeat him,-it is, however, doubt
tul.! Glory enough.
Majority for Governor about the same as
Electoral.
If the State has done as well in proportion as
this county. all is right. Yours truly,
DELAWARE 20 -ll5 Rhig gain so far
Correspondence of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
c.,,ndar Thursaay.

sr,rs,os CsuKr-Nos 16 to q, 94, % y. 9o.
CoMNo, PLrAs-Nos. 81, ~. 81. ~ d. l. .. o No.
"a N a. 40 g. Is, e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

Gov. Boack, 20. Fillmore, 49, Wing gain, 4s.
The balance of the ticket an equal gain since
1912 for the Wings. Glory enough in this town
for one day. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
Court OF sessions.

sesre the Recorder and aldeme. ',lLtI.xs snd JACK
SON. MATHEW e. PATERSON. ESQ p,, n'.' n.' r' ~,
piea of Tyily-Reoan C.io. INDICTED lar AZ ~. ~.
,n, srd b,,,ery m Marx Mowtz puded sniy with me
avese Of putting aduvls and l be 'ea'eceo on f''
,,aT for Burslary-- Charles J'csso" alias Pc
-. lcv coored man. WA, tired for burglary IN the irst de.
roe IN heaking INTO the dwelling OF Mr. Geose r. Sw"rcs
- ~ s,si n the attsr part of August aud stealing
cbSn es sett and some knse and forks worth
fonnd in prisoners Inc JURY found
sv Of burglary IN the second degree and he was sen'en
nsd % ,s The State Prison for yeas aD3 months.
Fortrtfed Rec0gn'zamceS -Pairck ,nger 'tsio
hart indicted for an assault nnd ba,tr and William Mdme,
o keeping dsordery hunEe seets laiing 10 appear ana
answer their recognznnces were fofietei
The Court adjourned to II O'Clock. on Friday noEnns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

r The above returns are probably more ia.
vorable to us than the Official will be- We can.
not doubt that Folks majority is 5000 and
Wright,s 10, 600. The deed is done!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
.s,a,e Senator's cI.n.en.

State Senator's chosen.
Dist. ]. GEORGE FOLSOM, Naive, by LOCO or go.
II. Robert Dennis'oa, Loco. by large maj.
III. Strongly Loco. but Fl. z. HAYSER, Wing,
is running ahead Of his ticket.
w. augustus c. Hand, Loco.
v. Enoeh b. Taleoa, Loco, pretty certainly.
vi. George d. Beers, Loco.
VII. Henry J. Sedgriek, Loco.
VIII. CARLOS EMMoSs, Whig-no mistake.
Dist suos 1sa, a"es5: Of csHss;; sE y ls:ss 4e.es
W5. Sdn = MILE MILF tSsa Ss's
" War; S I i THT4s W9o1sgyg Xs, Xss
vii. Duiches aiieIs g JsoodlsoTtE Loco.
H:ssS 6ssws5s }ssH; Sssse 5sSasa e 70. '
XiI i; geod Leg Is,,
XVIsqratoga, sebsase. }...HGea WaITF, Wing sain-iH
XVII ierEiiner Montgomery Charles S. Benten. Loco.
Xxx 5s.5s jss5:oa 3s.s H9ssss sis; Tas5 loco
XXI. 0sero. sehohare =. caGrsas Goodyeqr. Loco
Kill sdisoS @ sasa s!e SasG
| XXiy Onondaga ....' Horace Yheaton. Loco
| XXVCayuga Cortland =. George Rattbun, Loco
| 33Vl .T%p2kns ,CfemanS Sanxd s. E1lsuorth. Loco
XVII Wayne Seneca Jokn u, Not. Loce,
YxiY Ontario Livingston, 'CHAsLrs H. CARROLL, WI
| Xxx Allenany, Steuben -Hcrtin Grocer, Loco
! AAAlChoianque' Catai- AaHER LEWIS. Whs.
! xXXu. Ere ...'.:.... WILLIAM A. MosEtET. VIII
SxXIV Sfasass Sosns WasHiseToN Husr WbiG.
| .Memben oftbe present House.
Total-l3 Wings, including the four Ma
tives; 20 Locos, (Albany) doubtful Re
ported that HERMAN D. GOULD (W.) has beaten
Samuel Gordon in the Xlh District, but we dis
| believe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

Tho above is nett Wing gain on the Eleoto.
raj ticket since 1910 of HIS.
Yours, Respectfully, IRA DUsoIs.
P.S.-lt is believed that Gould is elected.
SARATOGA FOR EVER!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
CRY INTELLIGENCE
THURSDAY.
Upper Police Omce.

Uy.x,, Vo.;.e-SylvaBus niivrrs WIS n.'n. ,o., :.
tae eng on he sh Inst. attempted to vo'e iesai' n
tie third district Tent, " e for having. the 5,h INST
voIsa sGHls ssay Ward hs yps y .ss New
,Uy. rc. were committed for stealing eo' N
on qna iii, and s5 gold from Thoma, Hcd'on seasn o'
Mo- = 1s1ss On Tuesday night The srore Of I'd
Il " T,yrs1. No Chambers street, wss bursiaronsy
,d roSei of pain of boots, pairs OF saitef ooo
and ,on1e shoes, the burglars escaping
A-' 'jayc,nt,S-traInarn Morris, coiored ~as com
,,ed for ,,enrx female wearing apparel worth S. from Geo.
Wells. No. - Thompson street l.. A.,
t,on, MI Toots 81 Greenwich street. =,
Jc,eph Evans arrested on suspicion OF stealing wheel
harrow ,yheh he sold at 81 Washington ST -
Picking n Pork TINS n"rnnS about ~ o :
Ioct a. Nj Giles liver standing the crowd either
IN The THINE" or EIpres Offices his pocket was pieS.
ed Of memorandum book containing $50 IN bank oils' inc
thief escaping.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
ONEIDA &C

The towns 10 hear from gave Harrison ma
jority OF So. u.,,,,.,,.s
Ithaca 70 Loco msjonty-S0 gain for them. We
s,,snact ,his s m Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08
NEW-YOR

Total ..26,507 2s065. 2o,s5s 2l,e3S
Folks mai. 1858. V.Buren's do.-..sso.
RESULT OF THE CANVASS IN THE CITY OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-08

PUTNAM co.-loRcial.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
MIR CLAY'S SYMPATHY WITH TIN
SOl-TI

The rsaccr Will rcco!icct lie intense crcitc.
neE' which prevailed ltw Yeas pas; in ,Ii~
ciiy, atou' Tie incendiary publications. which
were rrrinse'y Circulated through orr Post on.
.eS Gcnersl Jackson ,ympathzed with ,nr
feelings and NJ. Kendall, tae Po,tra>,er-l;,.
herai, le:m!'tcd the Pos;mas'crs 81 The .op,i, +,
arfc-l lie lane When Conrrp>, mrt tho ,,,c,
li1n was agtcle', before tna' pdy hin vs.
!s'pfe .he S'haI,, "l'Tohili,;,.. Denuy pes.n,a.
teTs i'"m -eccW'nS r tran>miitia. ihrou.,t, Tho
mail - 7nr State, Territory or pi.;ric, ,nr..,i,
rai1rs therein mertlonod, The circu,a,:on 81
which. ~ tie lays q: said St.lc. Tcrri,cr, 90.
hi>'rict, nay be prohibited, and Tor other pan.
Sos
Tie ;a:aAnah Georgian says BOT. ;lc Ser.
crs ife.a Georgia hotn :.oi Scrih Carolina. ,,',
ircm Gba,ita. by,h from Lou>iara. RE f.p,
Virgins. both fam Tennessee bo,i ti,n. \
C..re:aa. WithSila> VI rcrt A.. SIR Taii..aF..
II w York. James fuchansn - Pcan>, lyari..
ard Nj Robinson ri !liiGo,@. with Marin Nan
iinrcn, Vie" 'r''de'.t vote, lor the aboyc !ril 49,
.ir Wa ,|urcE gave .nt casting vote in E;.yer +
cn@.cs'ng i, a.d such "as he noel >m' hL.i.:
ct h'S cr,"iar - tie ~ieais q, he sou.h. Tia,
mcEitrr0l TIC srnatt who voted aoaIg>: he l,l
vas a. aircc. H. his ca,l-nl iea!i:.y that n lie
senate atuif:.IF-. iGtlcuiJicT ;..cr The vote
waS taken. il. flavo, NJ. Van Barren r. rs
:oo';', .ho"k him warmly * ac lend. and said Ia
hin, "ihoagh dlcr rom you in The vote yct
hoaCr you! c9ninc;, and viii ever 10 ms,icrt Ia i
And what course did II t.ayia..e on rL- M.
'nrr.blc b,il lie voted and ne spoke a.:ains. il
wis; Van Buren,. Wright Nc. Sc. s!oyd hv Tie
South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
circulated This "Brii:sh Gold" among the Demo-

circulated This "Br:sh Gold" among the Demo
erals of Wheeling" The Committee hav,' BY
heir very silence on these topics, admitted 'hehh
10 IL fairications. Is not Tie extract rom ''!I
London Ti,ncsa similar fabrication ne rePa
succession OF c:ca,s in TIE "i'ocrhach me- MS
satisfied Us, that TIE whole mater * !; G''@ or a
forpsyp and ''co,nes in sucE2 questionable silaE'
Ih,t no man can give Ire least credit 20 H. Oh rs
very t,cc. il is az ridiculous IS il is ials"-anl
we are surprised that any man, even leader ol
The Club House. should have seriously sci to
work. 10 make "dirty" capital ont OF II. The
.'prccrcious' Par<on will YET regret Tie hand he
has had in originating and circulating ihis RE
ciou. stuff and the honest Democrats oil me
town end coun.ry Will scorG all such SneakluS
tricks To ''cn;rap their voics."
The handl i'll yarblcsihc Madisonian-Tbatp pa
per has not made li:e admission ascrihcd To II. II
SAYS that British Gold mas beca sent To The uEited
Stale 10 produce the rejection Of Teas. The
word Gree Trade" used b. The Madisonian re-
fcrs exclusively TO Free Irajcio British Goods n
T,zos-nctiin. more. And yet these Wing gen
,lcmcn peivcn is meaning, To- parry purposes
,3u. / IS uscc< to waste words upon snch
slarinc ;rick We he sure that he Democrats
of tne Caurtry, So far from being served by
such gross arptal, will r"a.obae &c deception,
and more strongly han ever, c,cew all aIilia;ion
with such parry.
Unit! tic election shat. bc over, plentiful show
crs of srch labricaticns nay De expected i'ont
Wig ad.qua.ic,: They arc ali rtcn'ed te'
cfta, We wan he Democrats agcias: all ;uc::
X Zig hicir.
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AVD rrRcIprr

Co. julius . llic!d cy-E,cm!er oiC ,nc,c:,
from Ccar-ia, was :c-aagir.' iThis. lie Va.
coe q: those hCac; friends "a C"nc al l,anscn
WHO supported hiu. .rr:asc h regarded Nina As
%.ak, anii-rroeciirc Iarin, ant-iHiefGG
!mp:cgsr:.a', &c. r'or some :;pc pa; he h.
ca5,cti down towards he Nhi@., AMI i."w he !,
20 ;nucl ,j!srlca>o and dissatisfied with tieir &c
dcli., 1, Crimes, TIA, IL h&e ;,h7nJ, aei n"'n aat
declared his de.ef4n",a ron 10 >n;f,' Tie r,pa''
lean car;;:aics Iic has .u>t a;o"c, nv, de
cisicn III lie following a,r:aEG cG,phci.c ..iter
''I.,NiToN. Sept. iI'h. ;,il.
''uca.ier;en:-I Lare ihi, moment r.ad q.
Tfoup'> i4ier. 81; u.e,ouai .r Polk ps.ias -.
liarral-on. and | AN with ynl As long ~ yo'
fight ;,.-air>. Clay, Adams aIn S!adc
"ioufs &c. JULIUS G. Afford"
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ORGANIZER ORGANIZER,

We ny before OF! raGcys ais nornil, an CT
cclicn. Eeror Of the s'e!rc Committee 81 thc
charlottesville Convention, on Codn.y urgan,za-
ton, AMI IN The Qualification oi yocrs. We
carncsl!y re,ommeht i; 10 all The Republicans ol
Virgiii 10 read an 10 cary on: il, propositions.
We especially rre.s il uacn IL" Chairnen end
Com.niccs "a Vigilance Of every county p ihe
Commonwealth. Ne beg ti-& 10 reid ard act,
wliiuai delay W. Shall no; ccasa To ring i III
their c,tS l.cm lay 10 DAY, i'll tn Daily, ana
thrice each wee; in the CouniIr Ja!cr, ;.ii'i l.c
DAY Of EL,@,ior.-O ,gGri-e! then, Oa,,H'2t -
ic'ion, aG'!o'. rc;io,, Gin he woros %. tue t"';'-
n;ttca.) We r',anl; Iir. John Is. Noung .or ~"
ab.c and iaIiu! LIa.nc. III which he i2s exc
r,itcG his Ia :. anl caried OH The wi-h-s u: tie
Charlottesville Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

Wing does moi claim or him any acquai,,,r..
wihthe Italian, Spanish or German. Mr. Pc
may Certify him 10 speak and write The ,.1,,
Mil as much purity as G,;izo, OF Taiers-lb'a,'''
some dotb, may he entertained alout lis D.,,.
qualifications Ia Judge of Mr.. j.. 3r.,,.i'',,l
ey in the French. But what DOES NJ ~
Mr.. Clay, Berrien, or even Gales 4 Sr,,,n
or even Mr.. J. H. pleasanls, know II fhc>,. |,b ,
!!anSo.S es. 80 "a 10 recommend Mr Jonn>o.1--
Inc colnbinati3n Of nj! these Politicians il lis
iaFcf' does hook Ike a oolcerieice>isr 10 r,",.
ann Oh parry grounds. We know il was -, con.
SiHefe1 by many who saw lac scenes enacted :,
Charlottesville ..
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':s;cs Of the startling f.c;s WITCH Fayc cnEc To
ligil' ,.hon !ho British Cold! NJ. i,dct, ma
it pleas" you i ! ycr Wh'g,. who oas!.: 10 :. &"
sick ari ashamed If ihis miserable humbug. AMI
va,iT cwn -ilicu.ou, iiich, Theie isnot one >.an-
liz. tact" winch lhr CLAY Il:!h ar tnc Ccn.fa.
Committee, ar thc Richmond H'hig, "r the who.c
Northern Press. has been able 20 establish. IL sup
pali d the nr:nbu: ~ haze nor sen The !.on-
don Times, any more han h Richnon Nhis
nor has any ono in New York, we ,lr'!criake 10
say. with The .c:,cHcc il il ahoU: Tie .filneG
subscription The VIII; Cc:r:y@S is rca''er>
upon all the specifications. M "-tfoa.issr' III
New York have rct appeared 10 testify to The pro-
Guc;ion of The London Times or thu Manchester
n:pcr-.No. one Tharlnw Weeds PAPER. in Aba
nv. which gave such di..raccfu noloTicly 10 he
Rooracl Forgery !, the cnlv paper ;.'7l p.ofss7cs
10 quote !, from The London ri Ees-aTd that oIr-
nal is rot ''rclall,:" because, independently oil
its oy-n unreliable character il docs 10, give lie
dale Of the Loncon Times. les, it might furnish
tic means II i. own detection. We cell for The
paper-snd il Thprlow Weed has any respect
for Gi. own character, he will send il 10 New
York fbr pubic Inspection. Tic article, which
ile VIII quotes ircl:I thc "rribnne.' does not cs-
.ahish the humhug-ror docs The sentence quoted
and perverted frcm the M:j,on;an, By the WhiG
&c, .ral con:ncc, contribute 10 confirm the pro-
position. The Maiisonian docs no. ADM, one
atom Of what the Commi''ec Claim. In fat. from
lie paac;ty Of heir proofs, and III" weakness. Of
their e7icncc. il is cvicut whata desperate cause
they have 10 manage. Womb 'he lawyers ON t'.at
COMMITTEE oc able 20 conrici any on 81 The act
ef.,eaiing = pockc,-haniso:c!'ie! u2"n fuch Ell
,crccl The Court Eishl say: "You refer 10 4
paper which some one h.. seen in Albany 10
convict rhis rcrson. Wh" do you moi produce the
papcr! WHY RELY rTon The evidence OF ia;:n,
who docs not even errci!y is laic}" ~, flr yol,
Gentlemen Of the Medical faculty. whose nancs
we find uron this Committee woI,,l yon ;h,nk j.
safe 20 administer desperate" remedies 10 your pa
liens. uion such raalom Indications as laes47'
And yet what yor wodl' demand in yoar oTa
?rof'es IONS, 10 ril.e your own ac.icn., yo,. re-
.usc to r"qGrc here before ven has;"r 10 involve
vonr fclow-cizens in The charg" OF being sub
.rct.i to British Interests, or perhaps To British
Cold!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
CHEERING NEWS FROM OHIO

The following extract OF letter is taken from
The Morning News of Sept. 25:
Il am authorized BY Mr. Allen, Mr. Broush
and our friend. here generally, 10 tell ron, f.ol
Ohio is perfectly safe fer Polk and Dallas III NJ
rcmJer acn. The gentlemen have named
above, have now canvassed The greater pat o
the State, and are still on their round: they'll
continue the fight till November. They know as
well as men can well know how the Stale is 20
inc. They say emphatically, that the Empire
eontsst So might il be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

The New Yorh Commercial Advertise, (Fc-
dc:3l} declares l1at the Wings must have -
course 10 other exrcG!cn;s 10 carry thc!r point,
ihan mas. meetings ~ public addresses. the cl,-
cuent ortp0uri;,gs OF a Webster. n choai 4
Granger or 4 Johnson But they mus. "irorl.
qr'clp Gn& p,;r2:1i;"--visit The voters ard talk
10 hcn ana persuade thcri--and chose who
have L"' time 10 employ in such effective discus
s,cr, should give MONEY u provide for tic nn:-
yo;dablc expense, ol the canvass those v no have
M, money TO spare. should give their TIM" if il i,
but e hall hour of ~ evening. Every one sL0uii
do what he can. rs firmly believing lha, hi, lnli-
vidla cxert:onS are indispensable 10 the success nl
The cause in when he is engaged"
Tic Globe treats this proposition win greet
force anu justice Il states. that 'rais is plain
and round dealing, with a very dithon"s, purpose
ia r.cw. II is an open PRONUNCIATION an. ad3l-
lion of the British .ys;cin o., cCTr1puon. t. d.
strov in this Country the virtue Of the popular
suffrage az i = already Gc>iroyc! IN Enelan!-
And We havc very litilc doubt hat tie great int
rests abroad which have much more her, n
stake in orr elections than in their OWE. have
"iarpe'y Cq'i,'JHtcd 10 give effect IL The P.an now
Suggested in ;hc Io,amc.c;al Advertiser whIc
calling OH the American tr,cn,.cd class"s - trry
their part ~ the vas, expenditure Ia c'leci that
which. it is now Admitted, I /: IL canva.S ;nd Tn
corruWing influence cannN eltc,.
80 encounter and defeat ,hs ncrccnaIy cause
Supported by us 'ar-ccnary lraintan:!', We uvo5c
tho t-uc-hczTtci. honest incorrgpaiblc patfi,tic
militia ct the Union To ia ieir duty. All ,nai j.
necessary To ;nsnrc : ploriou. triumph Ia them,
in lfivin. British irfltmncc from Our soii ard
from the sVos seeks on .i:ie co5tincn,. n ti.r
expcn.c Of our co':nirY and Is Institutions, is To
rc;acnhcr the BEETLES c,awaci hy -" sursc.'c.
a. Iogk Town. and III, ~ccond series o; cor
'ics closed b: tic mil: a oi Ire We.t on IL,
field OF New Orleans. We a.? fgn;in. Il This
momcnt against British domination"
Yet ;Icsc are the qris--:le ways and means Of
carrying or liz war-!bc H>iiious ard corIrpt
tools uy which they work. ioi in Yircini?-(Rcr
ircy wo!E ~ secret Circulars by insidicus
humnag. and rdcuicl. iSndbl. j bin in Ral.
moro. Pennsylvania, NV York, ara Ohio. TL;s
is The so"rce Of th"ir i:Gu' ulcnl "otnc and ;ler
excessive rlrc-layings ;" .usr;c;crs ale cut
trends ct lis rcp,aiion il Philadelphia. that ;he
Ecmocratir Committee 81! :sup"rrn'enGrNcc q;
The city, otie reward u >sloh ior lhe prosccG-
ton an. Conviction q any pe:son de;c-iei in
voic2 illegally 1t he epaurg election. Il : I"
b. honeG taal lie piIe-laver> viii ,cwar" al .
repej:ioa u tleir infamous ilaui, o! .orarr