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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Truth AND ELoouEHcE.-lhe following eeva
ted appeal is from The Lexington Intelligence
MI. CLAY is now in the sunset OF ms days His
lie, in liz nornag brlancy, IN It's meridian glory,
and lis more tempered and declining radinncy, has
been sp.nt in The service o his cOGnIryin an hon
est upright endeavor 10 promote her honor, her glory
and her prosperity. Ii ever country had iaItilu!
SON. faithful servant that country il ourslhat son
and servant is HENRY CLAY On hln--on his
noble and seli.secrifced parriotism--hs GEEAr
HEART, We have relied IN every crisis and Per and
our confidence has never been misplaced-we have
never been deceived or found hm unequa! To the
occasion. His name and his fame are Inter~ogen
with the history of Gus country Tor nearly halt cen
Jury; the; are the brightest marks upon lis pages,
and will Tor ever, not only illustrate them, but orna-
nent the history OF and sparkle in every region
where mind, moral light and political liberty ere
knewn and appreciated. In the course OF na'gre,
bis long. stirring ard eVenIiul LIE must soon come
10 close This i the asttime, IN all hHman pr3ba-
bilty-,es, the iast-that NJ ever appear before
his counirymen as candidate for their suiifagcs-
;ha last opportunity thy can ever have ot reward
inc an old and faithful public servant for b!s long
ds?o,ion to them and their interests Ht. eareer
yj,c IN ci1Sen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

a lttter from most intelligent and arCoft
Wing in a neighboring town contains the follow
ing:
"On Saturday last, a Wig Meeting was called
in -, IN Loco-FocO stronghold which was Ut.
tended by about 300 of our opponents. MIR. -
made plain practical, convincing exposition OF
the Tariff question, which had an excellent efsc:.
An opponent told ne that if the meeting had there
ended, we should have made converts But atl' r
him n Young man addressed the meeting and
abusive of our opponents The consequence
a row. much i'll blood and "A complete destruc n
OF the good impression which had been made. iAo
same thing has happened in onr County before
| Can't il be stopped! The singing OF songs dspar-
aging Tidiculing oui opponents or their candIi-
nles, is another mischievous nuisance, which Oft Il
exces laugh at the expense OF losing two or hr, Z
voters who had been convinced Of the correctness o
our public policy, but are repeled by the nonsen,
or abuse OF the songs. wish such speakers ard
such singers would not come among us.
n We have made in substance the same OBJ
servations, publicly and privately, SO often that
there can hardly be force in their repetition; y;t
we hope Wings every where, who undertake 10
get up and conduct Public Meetings, will give
them earnest consideration. Our opinion is that
half the public speakers on each side do more
good to the opposite party than to their own.--
Some very eloquent and popular dcclanc' 5
are of this SOFT. We hear from every quatcr
OF the disgust and impatience of the People with
aany display of abuse or slang in Political speech'
any mere sound without sense to back it. As
to Singing, none but elevated, inspiring patriotic
Songs should be tolerated. Leave the other sol t
to the party which had such horror of song
singing in Io40, and which now delights Itself
with such melodies as Cooney Clay The Pco-
pie arc very much in earnest in this Presidenll,
contest; they seek light; they meet 10 hear solid
reasons for voting this way or that, and not mere
abuse of parties or men. The right speakers
know this and the other sort should be invited
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
Pe,.nsyiyania Election.

The Annual State Election in Pennsylvania
occurs on Tuesday, Oct. sth, being the earliest
day on which ii could occur under the Constitu
ton oi that State. For the first time since s3>
a Governor Members of Congress, and Legisla-
turc are to be chosen at once; beside Canal
Commissioner for three years. The important
question, Shall our Main Line Of Internal Im-
provements be suld p is also to be decided by a
Popular Vote at this Election. The vote will OF
course be heavier than ever before, except posi-
blv g: the Presidential Election Of le40.-The
following ere the Candidates OF each party for the
most important offices:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
CONTENTS of1THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK:

/. PogrRY-s;on.. By ". q. Mech
H. FprroRIAL--Bntish funds-The iemd Loco. ocosH
li!uSraiel The use nf BRUSH ioney to 9eak down
our 'raunf; Whlgs Ofganize, organize! N5ata ,cGi
New York Wright and d woo. WOOL joseph t5I tslef-.e ;
Good. Railroad toG; = ne tFotts Of Manufacture,
T"D poik Gnne-I}adly Played. e. &c
M poffrrCA-llas " ns1ts i.=acaTfy - The People ~
49, IS3I-A History o ms Pledge, A. Washington ! he
prnspec-Ar. Webster uad the Mels0nan &c: ih
GrounG-2.VUJ Wing. in Council: Mr ~ tsbstef ;
speech the MeSsarhuSett Convention; NJ ms N
Georgia Polk and Slsyefy Iereymel. Look out tor
Frsud ard Violence; Letter from 'i ~ 90 me q
:; Warning from M=.ne. Could -. buy or 'iptH'
cheaper under y p-r cent. iRrif 'tt"Glt Il sifu.
-comnlele: Louisiana; Prices OF Goods i -e lar
and the Cotton Manufacture Operation OF the Tam
upon Labor, &c.
~ NEws-The Cotton Crops; Late from RIO janero m
diana Outrages Los OF the Potato Croo New van
ety Of Wheat: The Croton; From Havana Anti
Rent; The Spirit Of Gambling. &c &c.
= Neutrality-suspicious. Owens Address Newio orr
State Far and Cattle Show Mexico and TeIa. The
slande.ers Of Mr. Clay Rebuked: The last Of the Bar
gan. tc.
VI. COMMERCIAL ixTELLraZscz-stOcss. Money f'olUce
Market, &c.
Single Copies put up IL appers tor the Mails car DC OBJ
aimed at the desk. Price 3 cents.
NJ Terms-s3 per year single copies 81. cen's-a sub
.crip,ons payable inaeEIbly in advance. Address
GREELEY * MctLRATH. 10 Sss.au-s''eet
Tfibu,e Buildings, oppo' .,e the Park.
r. Winct q the Cnrsl.na Min.'rei. Ns Adar. "orra
me ror and nis. Ieegyn" tie d7nsue -'e an
eniertnomsnt this ntsrn the New York Museum A
performance aso the evening The Laughing Gas Tieh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returns for IsiO-'43-'4

ES- The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing IL
Elections in the several States by Counttes in l34J
and Vt all the subsequent, Elections down TO thl7
time. has just been issued from this office. This IS
our Register, containing the nearest Approximations
We can make 20 the Popular Vote IN the recent tec-
lions of Virginia Indiana Missouri, &c. &c. with q,
List Of the present Congress-, Times OF Hocina
Elections, &C. &c If YOU want it. send in, as the
edition is but small Price l2i cents, or Il per
dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

rg A Lifo of Theodore FrelinShuyseii
ondened energetic and interesting from the pen oi one VII"
KNOW him we'll and OF loves him. just issued IRON
this Office in n neat large pamphlet OF IL pages which Will
he sod al the price 81 80 hundred Orders are re-
specully solicited. Friends, the time short Let US n
relax muscle Let the light SHINE, and the People must vu
for the nbkst and rule them-fo wise Mems
nd ilyfI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
arv corne, even to hiss ,hei, Procession; 10

on any corner even to hiss the, Procession; no
man in It's ranks received particle Of injury
unless from his refreshments. Citizens OF New
York Judge which of these parties IS The moie
worthy of your confidence and your aid
We hear suggestions that evening Professions
must be dispensed with in our City henccioFth
Why SO There is no danger of an attack o.
anv Loco Foco Procession no Wig will he
such an enemy to our Cause as to attempt ii.
And il any mo!es.ation IS offered to { Wing PFo-
cassion cram, we think it viii be 70, the last time
II The Ereai0g Pos, docs violence 70 It's
convictions and injury to its reputation IN coun-
,eoancing the Loco.F Fcco lie that Mr. Clay IS an
Annexatonist. Mr. Gays objections to Texas
ara merely condi,onsl'' So are ours-so are TIC
objections OF the Post merely conditional and
the conditions Of Mr. Clay are as formidable as
those Of the Post Itself. The Post right wei
kaous that the positions of Mr.. Clay and Mir
Polk on his subject arc radically opPosi,c-thc
Pos, approves that Of Mr.. Clay and condemn;
that Of cir. Polk. Nor We d not object thai
that journal shouio sui''f ''e' ''i'''''i -
override and ovtrrule its conviction on this point
5ut it does gross wrong when it misreprescnts thG
m.n with whom i, agrees, in order to aid hin
whose e.gs on this question lis conscience ie
volts a.. Wnen the Pos: quotes Mr.. Clay a
saving Of Annexation he i" would be glad to se'
~ sup2rcssing entirely his conditions, "'eih
out d.s!oaor, rcitlouf pGr and Nth the eo"mo'
consent of Ge Union" it quotes just as honest j
as The inGdel who proved from the Bible tina
There is 70 God.' 'vc do most certainly be
lieve that this deception cannpt prevail in Gu
State, and that Henry Clay will receive the Elec
.ora Vote of New-Yo-k.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

IDeSrIFiED.--'rhe body oftbr man onnddrownrd
Yesterday al the foot o knsst identified to-day thai
Of pwi, Horton 1ged "a thu CITY c0oUsf iDrouer
to Police Officer ln.rnn who leil S homr lth street
Tuesday nurn'nr enry nd not again until found IN
ri rIve- lie had heen M sur= e sot aud h. friend
h. eyethlt he drowned E H. iis brother the body 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

OF German Tract.-We have just published sEl !
edition Of pamphe, in the German Language. containing
Mr. GAYS SPEECH mt RALEIGH. ~ c. shor; Sketch OF h'
lyE and very brief Sketch of the Life Of Mr. FRELIsG.
yuYsEN Price 81 % per 100 copies 25 cents dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

F,Rs - THE WooDs-Fe understand that ii.r
sorns davs nsst. IRE has been raging IN the wood
rear Ridge Road, in the town OF oaiano, Wayne
county. Thousands Of acres have already been
burned over, AMI the ground is 20 excessively dry,
there is no prospect OF the progress o the re being
fitv of nav. and number OF buildings have been de.
-rTnysd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Er General Committee OF Democratic
WING Young Men.-A Special Meeting OF this Com
mi,tee will be held the BrOad,ody House. on Satud
Evening. the 2Sth Sept. inst Mt IA o'clock By order
Ii NIn GRAHAM Chnitmnn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

u The PoU0HKEEPsIE BLACKSMITH will be IN
Philadelphia on Monday in lime 10 address hi
brother Mechanics of that City at any place where
they may see proper 10 get up meeting. lie viii
spend week or so in the State OF Pennsy vania
and we trust that ii viii be in the stroag Loco Foco
Counties. as We cannot but think that the Farmers
and Mechanics now arra;ed against their own true
interests will favor W.. Van Wagner win their al
ention while he coureousls and kindly discusses
the aII.imporiant questions Of the Tariff the Public
Lands, the Prices Of Labor, &c. nc. MIR. '. Wis
himself hard-working Mechanic; he has tho
roughly examined the questions at lssue betN cen
the two parties, and has fully satisfied himself that
il is the true policy OF all working support
the measures in favor OF which MIR. CLAY has been
ardently laboIing for quarter OF century. Farm
rrsl Mechanics hear him
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

F.xeY Crr1rRy-over $50 dfsrent patterns of Joseph
Rodgers Sons Wo4,enbolns mo-t nigaly finished knives.
embracing every kind Of Coccress " hafneie peHc and
sc knyes with full us,or,r.ent OF Nal Files and Nope,
a.-srs Zoo, and Button Hooks, Key Scrssos &c
Sc :, the toilet furnishing l' BrOadwsy G Saunders
50, 81 loi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
ImDorlant to 'Ierchanls and Manufacturers

" Tie large an constantly increasing circulation Of rgf
rgrurrg reaiers n valuable medium OF advertising
of Merchants. Manufacturers and transient aGyetsef' Ihs
rates Jf advertising TIE Tribune. IN view oi the extent Of
he circulation asorLie those Of any other 0spefA
Eeyg Yor sud fully baii cheaper than inc charges
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

lg The Seventh Ward Clay Flag destroyed in
the Whig Procession by the coward!y buliies OF rhe
I.oco-Foco party, was the first Clay Banner ever
unfurled in the City OF NewYork, and, on this ac-
count. was held in almost sacred esteem. Its torn
fragments were rescued and now in possession At
the Ward The splendid silk Banner OF the Club
was saved by the intrepiii;y ots Standard Bearers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

FeGrtv -fircritSefs ~ eACteA isieN, VIII!
ylege OF renewing advertisements e; pleasure.
foayabIe quarterly Of half early ndsaace.l..@ 20 N
0- All Adverremcr inserted ti, paper sppsa' 'o'' Z
,Ee Nnranz and n the Eyenn. ai.i0ng.
" THE DAILY TsfBUSg seryed at eey hoaf " .% ~
nf r- Cry Brooklyn. CENTS D 'ers
Carer; By those whO prefer Il. AZ the sAtl
for months or year payable the Office N ahTHn'+
Persons wishing he served will please send N the' na
'hrDugn the Post Dtfce 81 o,herwtSs-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

WooD ASD Coat In recurring Wooh cafe should Y
taken 10 select the sn kiullni eguniy mDrren %
huyr tie ri,lt KIND of CaI A. the oa Cise Of '. =
Pslgar Do tbs DuG. esptc a Is observed TO 1dgpt ts
Kinds sud J-cs Of Cpei - he respective uses oi the cor
I'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
tsI1c, Tor plolntif s57s damage, and cents costs.
POLICE OFFlC


~ Under the Police head III our YESTERDAY
nnnsr we mentioned the under suspicion, circumstance
uf man who cove William II Cornish. We
requested state and take pleasure doing that what
ever ay be the of the arrested he tn,
William H. Cornish. house carpenter and ship joiner of No
100 Gocrrk street. This il The second lime Informed
TIM; thi. Mr. Corn.s been the books OF o
Ice Office while he TACT worthy mechanic and
yer in the Police Office IN hi, life.
STEALING HoRsE, WAGON AND HARNEss.-A
maj named hraham Kn arrested by officer joseph
snt 10 prl,on for having May last, stolen horse
md rnes, worth $500 from james NcAlann. NJ. l6 Na
rick street.
BuYGLARY-Charlss Jackson alias Peter Cooley
noy in the Penteniay petty larceny, complained
George H. Swords No. p Mercer St through the bt.emep:
wtrJyy nnI stolen carpet china worth slj lie
wa, ordered Ia tins charge
ms term IN the PsnItentIary expires.
CRUELTY To ASIMALs.--A carman named Owen
Re when in II state ofl1oxcaon beat and abused his horse.
and was fined So for cruelty I" untnllS
I.ARCENiks john Hogan No. | and John Hogan
No were arrested and com,ed for stealing iron from the
dock.
commit senng wallet and 81 bill from gentleman
pocket ~ Broadway.
Thomns smith WA: arrested aud committed ior stealing
umbrella worth from John l.lsner, No lI@ William Il
Elbeth fIa>brook nrressf aad committed tor stenl
pair OF shoes from Louisa Mitchell. No. y Gross. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAr.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 4, 90, y, 81, o.. "a,
IS, 40, 33.
MONDAY.
CoMNox PLgAs Nos 81. 80, 10, ;, :, %.
D, %, 81, 36, IS, 81, 81, il2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

% The Clay Tribune for the present week M
he had at our Desk or from the News Boys Price two cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
0 slaY at HON
The whig Fire In Connecticut.

The Wings of New Hartford Winchester
Gc sh;n and Salisbury united with their brerhen
in Iitchicld on Wednesday, in Mass Conycn
ton numbering over 2,GOO. Notwithst;nd
ing that The day was very stormy, over 2O0h
wagons loaded with Wings came in from
the towns mentioned. The assembage was
aGdr,s ssed by Hon. JosErn l.. WHITE, CHARLES
CHAPMAN, JOHN B ELDRIpGE and the Pough
kecpse Blacksmith. During Mr. Whites speech
the rain compelled the IN eeting tJ adjourn TO IN,
State House where he continued i'll the upper
room. while Mr.. Chapman took the !ower floor,
Mr.. Eldridge the large hall, ard Mr. Van Wag
ner addressed ahout 1880 people from the balcony
of tao Mansion House. The ladies' were present
in great numbers, and the whole affair passed off
with the greatest enthusiasm.
IL Ai.er the dsgraceiul attack on the pro-,
cession By the Loco Foco buiiies in the Bowery,
an elderly gentleman was heard to say, with
much emphasis, II you call this Democracy, ]
have had enough of IT, ] can bear 1t no longer,
and shall now support HENRY Clay"
f-z@ The Banner OF the Young Mems Henry Clay
Association, which ON Thursday evening, was torn
from the staff and rau away with by the Loco-Foco
row dies opposite the Empire Club room, was fol-
lowed b, Mr.. Mark Fowler 10 No. 67 Edridgs-st.
whittier u boy carried it, alT. Fowler knocked al
the door and demanded the restoration OF the flag,
ard it WAS given up to him
XVIII District-Cayug" ANA Cortland.
For C0ngreSs-WILLlAM RICHARDSON, Spring.
port, is the Wing candidate-a plain, practical
Farmer, and an excellent man. He is going in.
u SAMUEL FARwELl OF Utica has been nomi-
rated for Senator by The Wings OF 'he Vth Dis
tfci TIE Utica Gazette says
''rae nation mot eNeeiea' one, sat Will bs re-
,1oadrd throughout The district IN every County Of WHICH
any wears Of f citizens and universally c>;eel
81 for enterprise lnieeeace and sound sense Hl blsL
.vardnS merchant has made him generally acguainted and
isferef Known As i highly respected and populaE.
II The LEGO Focos Of Rensselaer, CO. have
aon,ra,ea David Seymour OF Troy ior Con-
rrsss. and Isaac McConihe, Chauncey Ives and
A. C.. Davi;t fer ll,G Assembly.
ChesseIden Ellis present Member, has been
romioated to Congress by The Locos of the
EvI;h District.
A WING lows We see it stated that the town
of Rochester, Plymouth County, Miss does not
contain single Loco-Foco.
~ There were tyo deaths from ,ellO" i.'er IN
the Charity Hospital Yesterday IN. y. Pc 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
Street Talk.

Have YOU seen Clay's third Letter on Te1a.
No Does il differ from his other Letters
Oh, YES. He says he " would be glld to see"
Tcxls annexed.
Indeed Is that the truth
Nes.
Is it TIE rohole truth
Or ne says he "woald De glad 10 sae i, sriti.
ost diSiOn0r."
An, tbats an important qualification! But
that all 2
No. lie would be GLAD to see it, 'oi'hoa,
.iis4oaoy A>p lcifho4i 'ra:."
Better vet l. that all :
Not c Vac t-l-y He " would be glad to see
il. mHlont disLoacr. piti0H ,car AND nth tie
commoa consent NJ hie Unioa -
Better and better. As ] want to get the rho>
unlh. I'll make one more eti,rt has Mr.. Clay
any oth,s OH ction> 10 The projcct
Yes. he h.s He S'ys, also. that It mus. Be
done ''upon JUST and FAIR tcrms.'
Very wrl
And farther, that he " believes that Natiorsl
dishunor, foreign war, and distraction and d.
vision at home are too great sacrifices to make
for the acquisition of Texas -
DOES Mr.. Clay say al rhis
He does
And do you believe that Texas can EVERN
annexed "without dishnno-, without war, with
the common consent OF the Union, and upon la't
and iair terms 2"
do not The signs of the times 'oFbid such
thought.
Thcn IN no erent can Hr Clay be regarded IS
the rrrnd Of Annexation; and | mop, You will
not be guilty agtln OF such injustice a. 10 quote
two or three worcs from his letter, ard on tie
strength o them charge Mr.. Clay with deser.
ton of the ground taken by hun in his e.
letter. lie is the consistent opponent of The an
nexaton scheme Spring field Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
BY This Mornings Nall

ACCEPTABLE Ruv.-Thc uurh dc-lroi be- ~,
rlir cane =: W sdncs1 ~ rg1'. 20 r,leyc ~.
country from that io.g IN iull-iols &c o-,q,.
ttc Uaion. The citz-n~of wgshrE Eton h-y-
especial cause for rejoicing. inasmac1 as they
are relievcd from The o2pres- vc dus: rf Pcn7s7L
varia avenue, which has been almost in'oIe-ahs
for soy,ra. weeks past during windy wea'be,
Nat late. .'eoH-sr, yes,e-dag
SrrANsoAr Srxx-Tho steamer II. S Toi,a
dsaux sunk near thc mou;h az !he heaiues7
River. on Saturday lss', while On her passtt.
rom New Orleans to Cincinnati. She had cl.
siderable OF CARGO OF rHc-chand &c 70 lfe'er.
consgnees N that City She only sanl 70 b..
cabin tiooT, and proo sbly wi!i not be toi4 is.,
She was partly insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

~ Gov Ronck I.ft Town on Wednesday Tor The
Northern psrt OF the State, on pubic business. He
will be absent about two weeks
He was accomp MED b: the Comptroller iL ane At
sicn o tte legislature they are constituted ooaia
tn determine upon the location at the ne" 'ta'e
Prison. ALBANY Argus, Yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

HEALTH OF THE ClrY.-Not a single case OF yell
low fever has been reported 10 the Board OF Health
since Monday last. Mobile Adv. Sept. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

GEsR4Fii TaaE 4 iIS,Ias x; TaYLoH' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
rne Great whiS Meeting.

We were not able, night befoTe last, to obtain
even the names Of nearly all the speakers at the
Wing Mass Meeting around National Hall Be
side these we have named, We have since learned
that Mr G. s. BRYAN Of 5. c. Mr.. HoLLEY o.
Niagara, A. L. JoRpoY, S. STARKwEATnEE.
P,nLr nosE, MORRIS FRANKLIN, WM. DoDGE,
Mr.. WHEELER of Haversiraw, and Hlr REED Of
the Second Ward, were among the speakers at
the different stands-somc of them speaking
twice or thrice at different points. A friend who
heard the eloquent Carolinian, DRyAH, reports
the substance Of his concluding appeal. fol-
lows:
Mr. Claws posHi0n hiStory and pri~ciPieS, COM
bine 10 form character, and present a compromise.
which should satisfy every section ul the coun,ry,
II bv birth he is q Nirgnan, and We OF the South
can claim him as 4 brOtber-has he not been tne
faithful seyrant of the chOle country Has he no,
acted nimarelv and strongly with each and every
section2 VIII the South refuse 10 support him,
whose clarion voice. the second war OF lndePend-
cnce cheered her dropping spirits and gave her
heart for the unequal contest! Who on the Ms
souri, question and the Compromise, rlsked his name
and fame for her end the Union
VIII the North and the East desert him who has
never deserted them who has been their in
,eresr, when II required not only courage TO defend
but wisdom and skill to understand and TO save
And will hi. own West refuse 10 do honor to him
who has done so much honor 20 her viii she
fuse the brightest jewel flung setting The
greenness OF his youth-lhe vigor Of his glorious
manhood, have been spent for her-wll she not
eagerly rally 10 his side ard crown bis gray hairs
with honor But et the North and the South, the
Eas; and the West be forgotten. Let party be bu-
ried. Let Henry Clay, the American Citizen, be
brought before the American People, and as he
stands uncovered in the presence OF his country,
face 10 face with his counlr'men. shall he not be
hailed and greeted as a National Benefactor And
when his fellow cOuntrymen look upon their friend
of man. years-the Pilot who had conducted them
in safety through many wintry sorm-and the?
recall in bright review the long line OF his iuSiT
ous services shall rot gratitude break into plaud'
and their voice be heard as the sound of many
tcrs, mailing him worthy 10 be their future Chief
The American People will meet their own ohliga-
tons They will themselves pay The accumulated
debt. They vii! no. cast that debt on posterity
rhev will not suffer any American Plutarch in re-
cording the eventful story OF Henry Clay, 10 put
into his mouth the touching reproach Of rhs eriied
Themistocles, the friend and Saviour OF hiS coun-
trv 10 has countrymen:
Nv countrymen pay !ne 30 true respect; when
storm gathers, they shelter themselves under me.
as under Palm. Tree, but when the Sun of Pros
perity once more beams upon them, they ROB that
tree OF lis leaves and branches.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

sT IIrrELL's LIVING ACE Tor the present week
ma; be had OF W. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Office 1t
is filed with the choicest selections from Foreign
Periodical Literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

~ fHG I.EcENDso OF LAMPEDosA, or The Seven
Heroinas, in spicy illustration of the character OF
Women, is just published By W. II. GRAHAM, leo
Nassau-s;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

r. Ii will be perceived. on reference TO BoYD's
city Express Post advertisement that new ar
rangemenr is announced BY which four deliveries ct
eiiers each dny will se effected. fnis gi.es hlr
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