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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

- The NEwYoHK DEMOCRAT is a spirited
and not al all scrupuious Loco-Foco Daily just
started in this City, at rho same price with ours, and
nearly large il sheet. It takes ground for ST.
las Wright for Governor. There is considerable
news in t-ior instance, that Polk is going to carry
Tennessee by 10000 majority for President, wheb
he has been beaten there twice running for Governor
1t is quite I pleasant paper ii YOU only liumor the
oke.
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which is ,ac ror.h, Party:

a The Washington Spectator (Pclls and Dal.
las cxu,s over the following
"rhc Columbus ttia.) Times OF the l0lh instant
announces the lcnUnciaticn OF Nhgsery 10y The Hon.
MILAN TAYLOR, the President vi the Randolph
County CLAY Club. The Judge saws that be cannot
longer act with The Wings, whose aCis are 80 anita
souSiica 10 their professions that he Is cOfrinced
that he ilAig idr!Y Is '10'o tie IG'ID parry If
he S0Us1as the whole Fartv IN Congress, with
only one honorable exception ucAL ~ S0ttd column
for lie Protective 7ariFo 1912; ana ulSn refused,
IN the Senate 10 pass Mr. BENTON SreSou,ions by a
party vote which had for their object the Annexa-
lion OF Texas in accordance with the treaty siipula
hons O. IL. Wings. fine Judge, therefore, the
lh instant, at Il meeting OF the Clay Club OF Ran
dliph County resigned the Presidency thereof, and
announced his independence OF Wing party tram
mels."
VIII the Ne,ears Post, Saratoga Sentinel,
Oaopdosa Standard, or any OF the Lcco-Foco
papers which arc talking Tariff" about these
DAYS, favor US with an explanation They say
The Southern Wings oppose = Protective Tariff
,hat Clay is represented as hostile to such y TIA
riff at the Southland that Polk is at least as
much of Tariff man as Clay. How is il that
i" hon William Taylor, late President OF the Ran
doph County Clay Club is 50 bctoggcd about
the matter? lie ough, 10 know what the Wings
say II the South, and what Mr.. Cay said there.
Thcy tell us, TOO, tha; Mr.. Clay is recommended
at the South as some sor; of Texas man. VIII
they tell us what is the matter, then, with Hon.
William Taylor, Prcsdcn, OF the Randolph
County Clay Club?" Do explain, gentlemen!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

SrArroSEEy.-Our county friends who may be
visiting thu City this season, and who have any cali
Tor Manifold Writers, Account Books, Pocket Books
on Stationery OF any kind, Will find az excellent a.
sartment at the great store q hlessfs. Francis X
Louirel, = Maiden Lane. We have purchased of
;hem ior years, and know that they keep the right
articles and sell at fair prices.
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7. 7 Fi-iItK.
JOHN +. tHINONTTH.
GED. PHiiEH.
liM. Z. tpALIEk.
WI. JLNk~.
II NcCSMPBELL.
I0V4UH, Il.lt ., I>it.
PENNSYLVANIA.

FENSSILN ANiA
Gen THOMAS c. MILLER. rec enIly Loco-toco
State Senator from Adams County, IL. who a
few wears since was escorted 10 the capitol by
ms Loco uco friends with great flourish and
parade. has written a long letter IN reply TO one
from Hon. John Reed, Chairman OF the M
State Central Committee, II winch The General
states that he is in favor of the wing lam OF
l..2, and Wing measures generally. tic con-
cluGes his letter 5y saying that his course IN the
present conIes, VIII be 10 support measures m
stead Of men, and indicates clearly that lie has
repudia;ed Polk. Dallas and Muhlenberg, and will
give his earnest support 70. Clay, fre!nghuysen
and Marklc.
Col. HrGn LINDSAY of Bcrls, and SONG five
hundred others v no have heretofore been IGenil-
fed with Lpco Focoism, have recently come out
from among the foul party and enrolled them.
selves under the banner OF Clay, Markc and q
Protective Tariff. Lindsay and his associates
are making speeches and exposing the co'EuP-
tons Of Loco. Focoism in a mastery manner.
Roll on tlGt bali. Clay Bugle.
ALABAMA.
GEORGE F. SALE, leading lawyer Of Tus-
caloosa, having been invited 10 attend Loco
Foes Celebration Of the 18th, declined, on the
ground that he had determined to 90 for CLAY
lie was for Van Buren, in 40.
INDIANA.
DAVID Brown, nominated for Treasurer by the
Loco. Focos Of Spencer County, Ia. comes out
and says:
1t vas at the solicitation ofthe Democratic party
that became candidate, and rs | do not !ee dis
losrd under existing circumstances, TO support the
gplainee Of the DcEacfgtiC party Tor President, |
ieel it to be my Guty TO decline Immediately 80 that
they aay bring ard their candidate and be fairly
,cn,esen,ed y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

Tne NEW COMMANDER or THE GaEAr WEST.
ERy-Capt &. R. MATHEWS, who, from her first
till the present voyage, has been The chief officer
Of our fayorite steamer, has recently been called
II the command. Brougll. up from early lie to
the sea, ne for many years commanded sailing
and steam vessels. In ISIS he was Captain OF
one Of the Transports in Don pedros Expedition
| 10 Portugal, and was boncred with the Em2c.or's
flag and friendship. He subsequently quit the
sailing for the steam business. An old friend OF
Capt. IIoskens on tina, gen,lcmans appointment
70 the Great Western, Cap: Mathews gave up
the command Of . .i:si-cass Irish Channel Steam.
er to assume the arduons duties Of his chief OF
ce-. ai.d with Capt. II. has encountered eye:y
tanse7-has batlled every breeze, and We now
| iope will sha:c some OF the honors and the pro-
its which in ,aesc stirring, money making times,
gc feel convinced the Grca, Western is now des.
| ,incd to win.
We trust she viii not again be taken off from
her New.iork tips, but that with the d;scn-
,h.alled Great Britain, and other vessels soon to
De added, we may haze weekly line to our CITY
which vii rival and 60 ahead OF the Cunard
Linz Of our B0s.onian friends, Of which we have
seen too long the greatest support, and greatly,
700. 20 or owu Inconvenience. We take the
| liberty OF thus introducing 10 public notice Capt.
Mathews, and trust he Will long and happily con-
;iruc 10 i'll the post which he has so dearly
armed, and in which &c feel sure he will make
ms popular Steamer mare popular than ever.
r. The NV ENGLAND GrARDs. with the Brass
| Band vii. leave mere on i tour o. ElCaIipUeat al
Yrsyidsuce and N5w-Yo-k, on Friday tie 18Th inst.
indts the command oi Capt Charles Gordon. This
oIps IS composed OF rr-i-rats s,t 81 young men,
| and they are Noble set OF fellows. toe. They are
Vel! Disciplined, and the RHODE Islanders and New
Workers VII! find them. in s"ery ialng, true, gent--
| manly, citizen soldiers. Thcy will, undoubtedly,
-1ci;e much interest among military men II both
| cities. Boston Atlas.
We understand that the y. E. G.s viii be the
gussts OF the Cry GCAsD during their stay in
this CITY Wekaow they VIII De welcome guests.
Too GeoD.-In one OF The E.stern towns in
our State a meeting OF the Leo party was called
by hand bills posted at The corners Of tie streets,
headed in large letters i uDg Hickory" The
meeting was not very fully at:caded, and or IN
i;i-ing OF the Leaders the nc1t morning as 10 the
cause, they we're astoa;zhed TO ind general COM
oI.nt OF want of notice. Why, did Mt YOU see
he BIZ, posted about the streets headed Dung
dicao1y p Why, yes, indeed, VIC saw those
es every where, but We thought they were horse
5iHs." Bangor Ne Courier.
u We are indebted to Messrs. ADAMS & Co.
icr Boston papers containing the news by the
Ho@s.ua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

CnASGEs.-Wc yesterday saw and heard OF
iiye citizens of Nalchez, whose names can be
learned by application 10 us. drrcfotaEc Van E"rcn
who. upon hearing the news of the nomination of
M Polk, declared they could nc. support hIn,.
We expect to hear OF scycra! more to-day, good
men aud true, who Cannot be bound down IN sia-
wish submission to party, whether that party is
right or wrong Natche1 0uner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

~ Tic Parish Of c 4casieu gave FOX Boredom
%; Morse lie. Tne Tropic seems TO regard
these az additional 10 the above, but they axe
evidently included therein. It IS reported that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

e 1t IS pleasure 10 battle at lie Knicker-
booker BAH, l0l Bowery. Ever: thing IN me or
der-very large tubs-plenty OF hot water-last, but
not lesst-ihe charge is Ors sbIA;Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

WILLIAM HINES, OF Howard County, has aban-
ioncd the Locu-Foco patty. and Geclarcd lis IN.
t,ni;om TO vote for Nh Clay. He says: Z"
know have many personal friends who stand on
the same political grounds that | do and who,
when the ice is once broken, will come out like
ireonen. Come, friends have broken the ice,
and led of in the true cause OF Rcpubllcan!sfl,
and let us all 90 together"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

Per e. Per q.
Shoemakers,.-. Clay gives you GO Polk 20
llater8. .......Clay gives YOU 81 Polk %
failors.. Clay gives you 20 Polk ~
B!achsmitSs. CLAY gives you - Polk 20
Tanners Clay gives you 43 Polk 20
Timers Clay gives you 10 Polk 20
lronmasters, Clay yves $25 per ton Polk 50 80
Wool munu.ac. Clay gives You 20 Polk ~
Cotton DO. CLAY gives you 40 TO no Polk 20
Glass do. .......Clny gives you l20 Polk 20
Paper do. ...-... Clay yves you 80 Polk 90
carpdt weayers. Clay gives you - Polk 20
Farmers, on wool Clay gives you 10 Polk 20
On spirits Clay gives 700 l55 Polk 80
Ga "heat. .-.- Clay gives you 10 Polk 20
On beel& pork Clay sives YOU 100 Polk 81
Ga CHEESE. Clay gives YOU 20 Polk 20
On coal..----. Clay gives you 20 Polk 20
ard 10 all others IL proportion. Thus tncse en-
employed in every branch Of Industry can now
Judge Ter themselves. CLay secures the Amer.
can market for the Amcricaa Farmers, Manu-.
i4cturers and Mechanics; Polk gives it up to
the British, or compels the American to come
Gown and work as cheap as the paupers OF Eng.
land, iron II 10 20 cents day. Clay is for the
IRerlcqR System, Polk for the Britssh-this is
the true state OF the question, and it cannot be
disguised or evaded. When the British and
americans are contentlng Tor the american mar.
Het, The question is which side wall you take
Such beng the true state OF the question, which
should we prefer for President, James X. Polk.
the champion Of the g British System," or Henry
Clay, the ilIustfous champion and advocate OF
the " american System ?"
Clay Is ior the .la'iii' Of 1872 Polk for 20 per
cent horizontal. This is settled BY their letters.
hr. Clay's OF the llth May, to Harrisburg, and
MF. Folks of the 18th June, to Mr.. Kane OF Phil
adelphia. Can PENNSYLVANIA, unanimous with
Clay ior the Tariff Of 1872 hesitate ia her choice?
Politicians and ottce-seeckers may-,he people,
the enlightened patriotic, unsophi7ticated people
never. They will never commit suicide with their
eyes open-when the. gfea. principles in issue
the Tariff, Distribution and Texas questions
are clearly and rightly understood By the people
they VIII go AGAINST Mr.. Polk and his BRITISH 20
per cent. iarift-his anti.distrbution, and Texas
Annexation policy, by an orer,cae!miag majority.
Max the predict!on-mark it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19
a. Tne Picsyune says that Fiaujac W. Is


,... sen J-Thos H. I.ew:s..e2i r Garl7nt. " J. .
g.,s-,: MI a.; iiui,te.h...i ~ WIN NJ Pi'crc y,
AN''sS''' .(;eo r. King. .ila :. ". "Ickci.' 40!
sRnbet Taylor. ~
" Moore ..fE2 II. CcTuri.......2i.
i Close 81 K. Garland .i.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19
" have been rejected as lEleguiar.
PARISH OF st. MARY ;.
The Old NORTH State.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

TIE ArToDi0oR APHY HEINRICH SIZZLING. late Aulic
tonnsel!r Q: the Ga'd Duke 81 Baden. *: From the
German by :. Jackson. Harper s, Bfn=fs = C!t..t.
The praises which have been laysFcd upon ,his
work by foreign reviews charncterse itas one OF the
mos, admirable and beautiful ever written Goetbe'-
eulogy on the author, vho was his intimate personal
friend must be well known and he mas himself
stated that Sitting induced TO write the work at
bis request. 1t is published by the llGrpers in
single yolume-ior twenty-five cents.
- CoRNyE; or, Italy; By Mad. De SrAEL.
has Just BEEN published By Langley in one volume
iof SIT: cent=-a glorious book, and very exceently
presented. The PoeticaI Passages are translated
by L. Z. L. For the young, the ardent the imagi-
narive-especal!y for thai class which The world
has yet learned where 10 place nor how 10 treat
for Intellectual Women-' Corinne' mus, ever
possess sattening bu, heelthfui fascination.
q The LADIES NArloyAL MACHINE for
August Is before us-one otthe 6es; numbers of the
wcrs we have read. his truly a Indies Magazine,
being edited in good part BY Mrs. Ann : Stephens
while Mrs. T. T. EIlet, Mrs. +. :. Oegood, Mrs L.
j. Person. and other popular female writer's are re-
GUAR contributors. The prese;; number has IN in
leresting notice Of Mrs L. J. Pi-tson'a Life and
toSIi!S, winch we >l!a44 copy.
Proceedings OF the Naval Court Martial in
the Case OF ALEx. SLIDELL MACKENZIE, sc. 10
which Is annexed an elaborate Review by J. FExy!-
MORE COOPER" has jast been published in a heavy
octave of3ii pages b Langley, .s;or HoCse. i,
strikes u that there was no need Of such work a.
his day.
DIaccroRY.-Tha new Director, TO be issued
to morrow, contains G0,l3S names, which IS said
to De only sEou: Il 600 names less than tie Post
Dice Londoa Directory.
- SH4gsPE,RE's PLAYS, No. l6, Of Hewsti's
Illustrated Editon-commeEc;ng Romeo and Jr-
Iiet'-h.s Just been issued.
e 1t IS pleasure 10 battle at Tie Knicker-
booker BAH, lol Bowery. Every thing in me or
der-very large tubs-plenty OF hot we,er-lsst, but
not !esst-the charge IS 0.e Sliding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

DIaccroRY-The new Director, to be issued
to morrow, contains GO,l3S names, which IS said
to De only zEou: Il 500 names less than TIE Post
Dice Londoa Directory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

- SH4gspEARE's PLAYS No l6, of Hevett's
Illustrated EL;ton-commeEc;ng Romeo and Jr-
!iet'-h.s lust been issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

do not beere ttci Britain has se most rcr0's
design, nfSh. JcTGS prpcr eof"rB SI" mas
too much sngnciy know That IN ANY state o III" case
This is impossible nothing at the certainly ui war Win
the United States She sensible that the Latue "l our pee.
Dle /, such would require solder Ia every ct1eh o
keen them M shec;on The first great object rs hay" sa
prevent the Annexation IL the United state I'm,
should happen she believe will be the rt step TO luther
conquest> Mexico She does 0t. or tr not, sec t hatT
IMnONNtIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

The most popular place of Amusement the city u tns
American NI.eum such fractions must ao:d sailcA'
10 all casse Ut socety The Infant Sister, charming
You'd ell precedent The Dwarf Great Western, Mn, ne,.
EN-, Ai Cola snc his Dos Billy. &C. odd ~ !as sIsEans'
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TENNESSEE.
From the Knolyille Register.

From the knoxville kecStef
Mr.. BAuGH, Lpco-toc representative OF iht
County OF Hawkins in 80, has declared his dc
termination, in apublic speech, to support iENR'
CLAY for the Presidency. Mr.. Bauch was warn
supporter of Mr.. Van Buren, in 1910, but he CAM
vote for Polk and Dallas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

~ The Hartford Times says:
We have not half much faith m the honesty Of that
T'yi5a,,s papcI, s seuie pretend 70 have
Just the contrary with ns-wc have quite as
much faith in the honesty OF Tie Times as any
candid person who reads ii can pretend to have.
We have repeatedly caught and exposed il in
gross lalsehood, ard expect 10 do !: many times
more. 1t hbclcd Junius' by identifying him
with the cx,R9v n. L johnson after the lie had
bsen pc,emptorily conradictcd, and then per.
sisted in The libel or days aneF j; hnssc it 10 be
upounded. How can any body have more OF
les. faith in the honesty of the Times than we
tlaye-tha. IS. none At all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19


- Ever since have been voter Us years
have been steady supporter Of the party calling
itself the Democratic party. True, at times,
was led 10 doubt the p7opriety OF 50 dong, whon
found unpEinciped men playing the dema Eogue
and using the sacred name of Democracy, az Il
swift nag on whose back they might ride INTO OF
fee and power 1T the expense the best interests
OF an honest people.
Still. however. gloried IN supposing that
beloaged 10 the Democracy, though some, even
many, OF lis leaders were dishonest. At length.
however, upon Inc most mature elaboration, |
have been compelled, by the boldaess and Teca
iesSne:s of the leaders OF the party, 10 reAounez
al. allegiance 10 II. and declare myself ndepcn.
dent OF is sheekles; and III doing 50, think il
proper 10 staiea few Of the many reasons that IN
dUce this course
Ee goes on &c say that he IS in fayo. Of Pro
,eciive Tarii and IN favor OF Banks. and ne Is
convinced the party with which he has acted l.
hostile 10 both. He is also opposed TO Anne1a-
ton. he thus concludes -
a call on You then my fellow Democrats, 10
.ook we'll 10 the matter before YOU suffer yourselves
10 be sold or baTiered away like so many oxen IL
the market. 10 buy iavor Tor these hsarrSs wretch
es csisd leaders and who have always led the
Democrats part. such strange dance, that 10 fol-
low il through all lis wiHd!ngs is ike follow
ing jock 'o-ihe-lsnistu or ,silo tae-wisp, ore
BOG and ditch. Gun, then, fellow Democrats, the
hollow sound of the Dame. and 20 your all in favor
Of HARRY OF THE VEST whose acts during
the late war with Great Bntsin, proved HIM real
Democrat and jealous patriot
Eilraye Tg Columbian Co. Ohio - ''-''AA''
Alta meeting OF Independent Democrats OF
Perry County, held at Somerset OH the I'm ult.
Col. ISAAC THORN was called to the Char, and
EDWARD kgENH appointed Vice President Dr.
J L. Bsorn, Henry Lowell and H. NJ. DAVIS.
Esers. were called upon, and delivered most
eisctye addresses, a large lunbe, Of Iesoll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

u uszsx1AA WILLIAMS has been nominated
BY the Loco Focos OF the Seventh District Of
Maine IS theig candidate io- Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

a gentleman whose vcracity is not TO be I'm
pcachcd, stated on Saturday, that in one Election
District in Lenox, Madison Co. where parties II
1910 stood ~ Loco. Focos TO If Wings, there i
now but one Poke man! Last Fall the Loco
voted the i" Liberty" ticket, but this year, con
yinc,d that tho most practical, sensible, certain
and cfftctual method Of :. heading" Slavery, il
10 vote against Polk and Te=aS, and IN favor o
Clay and Tic TARIFF, they have with the solitary
exception named above, resolved 10 unite witt
the Wings. And this is The feeling which per
yadcs Western Ncw-Yorb, West State Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

.; mn among the few friend. Of Annexation who are 10
much IN The confidence the Executive lat cNHs rs To know
what taken To favor deien the measure ma
repeut If sad before Tint Annexation can never occur
pcacenbly unless by the present movement TINT uot nj di
unlikely to e broken oil this quuItcf and that The nc
between Texas the United Siate sui torn the Ndpc Ahc
within five inter comnecini treaty SIM, he i"ie
with (:t.n I,nt,in TINT b lTec VII ANA sul'
s,on., If w nre take yourselves t cnn
not 90 into another Mexico aud .sre our families ut
home expu,ed III. dangers ola slave population ana W.
never r surrender the country to Mexico. while one man Is
IaN.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

y The Carlisle ESpcsitor expressly contra,
diets story running the rounds Of the Loco Foco
PAYERS that ex- Governor RIrNER Of Pennsylvania
mad gone over to the LocO,Focos. Gov. Z. was
as;onished and indignan, when he heard the story,
and declared tho: he would as soon cut of his
righ, hand as desert his iong,che:ished p'inci-
ales." No matter those who reported him as
Poker viii not contradict it, but u VII DC pub
lished after this by five hundred Loco-Foco jouE-
nalS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

Sues NEw RoM,Ncs.-We have read Part l..
of Sues Wandering Jew 1t Is capital,
spirited story, both III poErai,ure of chsracic. ani
strength Of dialogue. II isa romance Of our own
times, and viii extend and hish,en The fame of
It's author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19

There it is-very appalling, lsnllt7 But There
must be a 'slavc-linc' somewhere and why not
at the Sabine as well as farther Nest ?
SAYS the next customer, (wrliug from Calves
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