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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
Ne,x.Ynrk 1. Awake:

The Mass Meeting Of ToMPKlSs Co. and VI
vinit7 took place at Ithaca on the 2ist. Inc
punbe, in attendance is estimated at 10000.
DAVID D. SPENCER, presided, and addresses were
made by Gen. ERAsrUs RooT, Gov. SEWARD
GEORGE Dawson, Judge DUER OF Tioga, r. :.
SWEET of do. JoHN 4. COLLIER and BorGHToS
of Brooma. &c. No count could be kept even OF
the Speakers, since four stands we're required to
give all chance TO listen, and MessEs. hoo''
Collier. Sweet and Boughton were ell speaking
at once. The spectacle from the steamboat on
the Lake, as the Delegations from every quarter
were seen winding their way down the NILS INTO
Ithaca, is described by Mr. Dawson as magn'l-
cent. A Prize Banner 10 the town having the
largest proportional Delegation was awarded TO
Newfield, which numbered l6SA in The pro-
cession, being nearly every Wing man, woman
and child in thetown, Total population IN '4o,
1861; Vote 367 Wing, 352 Loco) MIR. Daw-
sons graphic report in the Rochester Democrat
says;
At o'clock procession was formed OF the
Revolutionary Soldiers present who bore tnls
banner" No pensioners, said Polk-no Folk,
say pensioners,") and the guests OF the wings o'
Tompkins, headed By the Bunker He'll drummer
and iiier, who played the morning rcvcllie for
the Wing army which fought that memorable
battle And right nobly did they now perform
the task they had assumed. Although bent down
by the weight Of four score years and ten, the
shrill notes OF the ancient fife, and the merry
rattle of the venerable drum, gave token OF mcst
miraculous vigor in mind and muscle. They
paycd Washington's March and Yankee Doodle,
and wound up with three cheers; and all was
done with precision and carneStness, which
elected the most tremendous shout which ever
split the wekin. When distinct cheers were
gwen to the old drummer and fiier, and The
score of revolutionary heroes who were with
them, the hearts well overtlowed, and every eye
was moIstened
The Wings of Tompkins will have another
general muster on the 9TH October, when
DANIEL WEBSTER has promised TO be with them.
The Wings Of FuLroN County had their Mass
Meeting at Johnstown on Friday, the 23d There
were some TEN THOUSAND present-ot
course not all from Fulton County. Mo1tgome-
r ' and Herkmer were largely represented. JohN
FKorHNGnAM presided, and J. w F"wrrn. VII
LARD FILLMORE, JOSEPH HOME, GEO. Dawson
md J. h. PORTER were the speakers. Every
Vhig house (and they arc about all Of that sort IN
Johnstown) was an open house, and The tospita!i.
ty was most bounliful. MIR. Fowier's address
ON Texas and Mr.. F.llmores on the Tariff are
spoken of by the Evening Journal as remarkably
clear and corent.
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ten. Mus, it no. require good deal OF conn
dence in persona! dexerity and public c'eaun'y
10 attempt to figure out Of such result Loco
Foco rictOry and gain
Since the year 1874 opened the wings nave
srnany triumphed In State Elections IN 'EoS-
GA. MARYLAND, Connecticut and lSpi'SS'
which had each sided twice or thrice with our
opponents since l640; carried at every Poih'
NORTH CAROLINA, where we lost the Legislature
in 10 and the Congressional Delegation IN - ;
carried every thing in KENTUCKY, where we l's'
half the Congressman last year; and dlvldec Inc
trophies of success in LOUISIANA and Ni'G'S'A'
in each of which they have chosen a wing Le-
gs!sture. We have won partial but most vaiua-
bic ,riumohs also in MAINE, MASSACHUSETTS ano
Pg>ysyLy.>r.. We have only lost, as we e1,
oected to lose. Nsw HAMPSHIRE, ALABAMA, ILL
soIs and Missouri, all OF which went largely fdF
Van Buren in 1910. Ii our opponents can cipher
victory out of this. let them DO it, and shout the
selves hoarse over it, as they did in Iolo' we
would not have the Polk and Tyler coalition eH-
podc until We have enjoyed the luxury OF beat
mo IT,
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Whether Benton

principles as the Wings are. "hethef Den'oh
4 Co. are beaten now or not-and they have
narrow escape ii they are not-a uain ms peen
fred in this Election, which will yet blow up the
to,terng ediice of hitherto unconquered oco-Eo-
coism. The Wings and Softs havesucceeded IN
obtaining a Constitutional Convention they have
succeeded IN carrying District System for Mem
be-s Of Congress, and they 'ril succeed N upset
ting YOUR Hard Currency follies or they will up
set its upholders. We 60 not quite despair Of
Missouri voting for Clay; that she will be a Clay
State in 1916 we have lively hop1
G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the Morning
News! we do not calculate much on your
honesty, but you must be ashamed of the ceceP-
ton you attempt when you giTe o~sley's ma
lority 4,557) as the measure o; the Wing strength
in kentucky. Right we'll do you knon that 1T is
no, so. We have before US the full vote OF ninety
Counties lall bat 10 in the Stste) which sum up
thus:
Cor ?.i gssis gS5 Eg14 1t Cor 5ssi Rtsl E,aif 55si
owsley ahead. .5,54i. Dixon do, n,73O.
Dixou's majority is just about 1000, Or more
than double Owsleys.
But 90 you say this is no test, because Dixon
has not received the vote that Pitcher loses We
say those votes were mainly cast by less ardent
Wings, backed by nearly every no-Party man in
the State But no matter We have Official
Returns of votes cast for the Legislature before
US, and we will copy out those of erery County
in which there was clear party contest for The
Legislature, and sec how they compare with the
,,o.e for Governor Here thew are:
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polk against the Tariff!

The following cxrnct from Speech delivered by JAMEs k
before the People of Madison County Tennessee on The
ii day OF April lS3 will show Tint he sand al,ynys has been
, n ,lncomprornsng opponent ci u PROTECTIVE TARIFF
III, III frcpee befrc,n the course Of The political PARTY
9th rhh he tNlr Milton Bruwnl acts and HvseG s nhias'
hev the adrOedtes Of Distribution and Iroteeure
s-bfeh 10 The 'p:cr6StS ~ The
untry and especially The interests Of ne Planting States
i Eare steadily and at oil times opposed ooh
On Wool.
Tgs Hood G,e,ocrs CONSIDER the duty foreign Hoo
important to le'rprssperitg 1as 0ptn,0" Gp'TeAs"a
~, oon oniticn is tint Jyooi sAoad be duty
lCongressionni Debute. vol :. page l,l9i
And for Annexation.
Thar, no hesitation decidrig, that am IN fdcor %
n, usd;Gfe IrneIdtion of TeIds the Territory Of The
United states r. aes X. Polk the citizens OF Cincin
iati April S, 1874
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rot. ii Cos. 80 5uioi' -oH,'oo o-,ooi
Here we see that in less than two-thrds OF the
State, while the majority for O~scy is but l2O1,
the Wing majority on the Legislative ticket Is
z:.flO. or about the same as rvr Lieutenant
Governor. Need word more be said on the
subject We have not doubt that the clear
Whig majority of the votes cast at this Election
exceeds 10000 although Buffers great PoPu'arl
tv and The hope entertained of his election, drew
ont every Loco. Foco in the State, while the Wing
strength was rot called out by Judge Owsley
Just wait for Kentucky's November report you
want to see the tallcst kind of majority. She
gave Harrison 10000 more than Letchef in 4O !:
we trust she will give Clay 10000 more than
Owsley in "A.
!. fndiana-Neighbor News. where did you
get that 1000 Polk majority you claim in Indl-
ana We know right well that the People never
gave it to you! Your ally of the Eve. Pos, has
promised to give you a table OF the Popular Vote,
out keeps clear OF i; as yet. Your conicderatcs
which pretend TO give one resOr. to very absurd
misrepresentation, such as claiming 800 majority
in Brown County, which never yet gave 500 ia
all, and was not contested this year; 800 in Jack
son, not contested, sc. By the same rule, we
might claim 900 in Jennings, 1900 in Vigo, &c.
But no-we give you here table OF the actual
results in Indiana, so far as We have returns.
Look at it, and state your objections:
,v,a Dam Anfe
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WIIlG CONVENTIONS.

WING Mass Convention of the River
Counties.
The Whs General Committee of the City and County o
Albany in obedience of the State Central Clay
Club who have deemed advisable that Mass Conventions be
hed at various points on the Hudson River do recommend
tfter consultation. thatn
MASS CONVENTION
r the " hirs of the River Counties, be held at Albany
TOMORROW,
Tuesday the h day Of August nex-io which the Wings
those counties and such others fee so disposed
invited Invitations hive been addressed to severa
pronnea e at the meeting whose name.
will he hereafter announced.
Ample provision will be made for the accommodation OF al
yiu may attend The WILL be one ot great ineres
and Importance. aud the undersigned cannot doubt that th'
call will he responded with aHculy hy the W hgs o tt
River Counties especially 20 wtum more particularly d.
tected
The Wing County md Town Committees of each Count,
addressed requested through the medium nj their County
nauers or cySyIse ths call general circulation.
''N' JOHN u HEWSON,
kCfUS KING,
WN. LACY.
ALFRED b. STREET,
EDWARD ROBINSON.
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND,
HENiAN &. WllELPLEY,
WILLIAM GREENE,
Albany I'D July. lSH COMMITTEE oil Arrangements
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Total, 81 Co.'S. $50 l,t54---.- 10 2UiU
Loco msj. now. ia Do. last year ,2i3.
Wig gain in 81 Cos...1 ,G69. Total.-2,069.
Here ne have gains enough in three fourths OF
the State TO overbalance the entire co-Foco
majority of last year. We have not doubt that
a careful statement from every County, making
due allowance for those not contested, vii estab-
l;sh Wing majority in the Popular Vote at this
Election. In fact, this appears on the surface.
For the last three years, our opponents have cho-
sen decided majonty-eight or ten-of the
Members Of the Legislature elected IN each year.
This year, for the first time since lo4o' THE
wnlcs have carried clear majority OF eight or
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F Tie Wing Mass Convention Of the River
Counties at Albany takes place to-day, and as
arrangements have been made to take delegates
up and return them to this city for serenity fire
cents, we doubt not large number will attend.
1t is a rare opportunity for cheap excursion, to
say nothing Of hearing WEBSTER, GRANGER,
FOWLER, DAWSON, &c. sc. We trust Du,chess,
Columbia, Ulster and Greene have made arrange
nents TO be well represented.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

MoRE FarrTs OF TIE BLACK TARrFF-We
are GLAD to hear Of The prosperity and increase Of
the village of Thompsoneitie. The Thompson
vile Manufacturing Company are adding to their
works a new bnck building, l20 by 40, two
stories high, for the manufacture of Brussels
Carpets, and Stocknet Factory for the making
of shirts, drawers, &c. is also in the course Of
erection. This latter, however, does rot belong
to the company. Thus the Tariff, by protecting
home industry, is giving employment to labor and
the weel.h Of capitalists, adding 10 our business
and population, and furnishing market for the
produce of the farmer. Thompsonvie has long
been celebrated for the superiority of its carpet.
ing, and we understand the article of Brussels
manufactured there is so excellent qIality tia.
it is preferred to imported.
TdriBrille is also partakng of the general
prosperity. A large Factory, ITO by 10, four
stories, is going up there, besides numerous
dwellings and other buildings. The Tarfyle
Company are also known for their good quality
Of carpets.
In both these villages there is an industrious
and thriving population, and these improvements
must add very materially to their number.
Hartford Cour.nt.
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C5 he American Museu4 puts forth such an attractive
~. We Teek thai we hardly know where TO commence or
ndslols. The best novel Queen Victoria superb
az res Il rs ,urpassngy en-. Some highly nseasoA'
i NE new I:ngtne hare been added c1r0sIe
eoiaTig twenty different pieces of mechansn and all pro
e ny nt power All toe performers of asl are re-
h-i, and give splendid this evening.
" IT SHOULD BE- Houseke-l Should only have CoaI
o. GOOD QUALITY but o righ, and Esery BODY
otS TINT wool should be so-ond why Coal AZ the
Al Office. m The Tribune Buidng,.N Is. Palmefs care
Sen 70 ADAPT the and sizks of Coal 10 the respective
n-es. lhS u, certainly. ns Il should be.
FRENCH LANGUAGE -NASZscA's ORAL SYsTEM-Nad.
H. at Duraod lnnrms her pupils that he, cln will
nme early IN september al No. 3 Walker street Ladies
lat Gentlemen who wish IN ncqure the French Language
picalIon. au3S lwis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

n Tie report of the BERKSHIRE JcOILEE on
our First Page will be perused with deep and
lively interest by many others than the Sons of
New England. It was a glorious Social snf
Intellectual Festival, which we hope to see re-
produced in many other counties and sections, not
alone Of New England, though we aPPTehend few
counties can boast so brilliant galaxy of sons
and daughters as Old Berkshire. The report was
made expressly for The Tribune by WIN. f. ko-
plvsoy, ESQ of New Haven, CT. who attended
the Festival for the purpose. Had we room for
twice as much of 1t, it would have been sill bet
tor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
Tho August Elections.

Our Juvenile Loco-Foco contemporary, the
Morning Ners, has been trying its skill at mani
pulating the Results OF the August State Elec-
tons, and is so ticklcd at the thought of its own
dex;erity that it insists on knowing what The
Tribune thinas Of it. Very good: cur promising
neighbor shall be accommodated. Here is the
sum and substance Of its figuring, compressed
,ntn a table.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS.
q We would be happy to hear from WILLIAM GRAY. Of

@ To ssve others vel myself the trouble OF ~ii'ns
letter. take this method OF stating tia; duty 10 he suc
bers Of The Tribune well the urgent representations o'
iadcou friends me decline attending anT more uo-
lie Meetings this campaign lite' have iuihed ny eNslI
enga-.nen The circulation of TIE Tribune Is now very
large and TN sure sn s: the Good Cause by al
tending to ny duties here sha be present a The Ainany'
Hefsimer N Y and Monmouth Co. y j. Mass Meeuo-
s promised and attend no other out Of ms cy ana
ne=hbohcod except the Boscn Mass Conyen'lon 10 ,''
I ,h W., Mon. STAT. Convent on q, Rochester. ] hope
shall no, be Obliged 10 decline specially any farther nT
~ ~ II. G.
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u The river at St. Louis was falling fast at the
rate of IL inches per day on the 18th, and would
soon be at or near low water mark. There was
about feet water In the channel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
Indiana-,he Popular Vote

Whig maj now 2,l72 Do. last year l,l72
Clear " hig gnir, 600. Loco rnej in '43. .Ol3
We have thus the full vote of half the State
showing Wing gain Of half the LEGO majority
Of last year But we have the reported E,ajorities
in several more Counties. Let US see how they
bear:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

LARGE SrEAMpoAr-Tno Cleveland Herald
describes magnificent steamboat which has
JUS; been com 2leted at that place, called lHE
EnrIRE' She is 800 ie-t in Length, and mea-
sures 1920 tons, being 200 tons larger than any
other fresh w-ter steamship IN the world Her
engine is Of 800 horse power. The main cabin
is probably without an equal in the world beng
2ll feet (fourteen rods long, lighted the entire
length through painted glass under tae roof and
so arrangci shat it con be divided by folding
doors INTO three apartments She is h''ed up IN
The most splendid style, and is To be commanded
by Capt. ID. Howe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

Ey 'NEBUcHADSEzzAR' DREAM, or the Great
Image by Prof George Bush, is published in %
cent numbers by the Harpers. The first number
made its appearance on Saturday. The learning
and research displayed BY the author will render
this work Interesting TO a large class Of readers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

WATER FOR BosroY The Common Council
Of Boston on Thursday passed an order providing
for the appointment Of thee Commissioners to
report with as little delay as possible, on 'he best
u,odc ard expense Of bringing the water OF Long
Pond into INC city. The pend Is silnated in Ma
tick, 20 miles from the city, ard is 23 feet above
hah water mark 1t is said to contfia an ade.
qua,c supply for 25O,OOO inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

"a VERPLANcK AND HEwET's Illustrated
Shakespeare has reached The XNlst number, which
commences the tragedy OF Lear. The embelsh-
mentssin this number are effective.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

U The n. Y. STATE SABBATH CONVENTION,
it will be recollectcd, is to assemble at Saratoga
the 2Sth inst. Some of our leading statesmen
and philanthropists are expected to take part in
the proceedings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

u The NeD- Hampshire Statesman Cor
cord) has passed into the hands Of Geo. Odlin &.
Co. and will hereafter be edited by Asa Macfar-
land. Itpromises to be an energetic and useful
Wing paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

B McCULLocH's GAZETTEER, Part XYII is
published by the Harpers this morning. This valu-
able and very chenp work is now nearly complete.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
Ne,v-Jorsey ArOusing.

There IVES a Wing Gathering OF come 5000
at Vinccntown, Burlington Co. n J. on Wed
nesday last, which was addressed by GEORGE Il.
BaowN OF Somerset, J. F. RANDOLPH, of New
Brunswick, and II w. GREEN of Trent,n. A
deep and earnest feeling was evinced by the great
concoursc.
There was another great gathering in CAMDEN
Co. the next day, which was addressed by most
OF the above gentlemen. We have but few par.
tcuiars.
There was Wing assemblage OF some 1900
at Middletown, Monmouth Co. on Thursday,
which was addressed by Fl. G. SMITH OF Tennes-
see, JACOB S. YERGER of Mississippi, II. GREE.
LEY of n. York, AxsEL BAscoM Of Seneca Falls,
do. and MORGAN BATES Of Michigan. The day
was incemtnt, but the attendance was unex-
pecteGly large for such citadel Of Loco-Foco-
ism The speakers were heard with profound
attention, and the animated and powerful address
of Mr.. Y YgRGER was especially responded TO with
lively enthusiast.
On Saturday, some 500 to 1000 Wings met in
the village of Spotswood, MiddIesex Co. NJ.
and were addressed by C. Parker OF Newark, J.
f. RaNDoLPn of n. Brunswick, II. GagELEY OF
y. Y. and J. VAN DYKE OF n Brunswick. Con-
sderng that there was another Wing meeting at
Cranberry IT the same County, only nine miles
off, the muster in that Farming region was &
strong one. MIR. Parkef's address on Texas was
able and effective. The great rally Of Monmouth
Co. at Freehold takes place on Saturday, Sept
7th, and not as previously advertised in our col
unns. There is to bea Wing gathering at Bee
mersville, Sussex Co. On that day, which We hope
some OF our best Wing speakers will make ar
rengements to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

Ky WhiS sonSs.-A selection oil .ne rs,y ess
q, ,,s \; he Tribune ofiee The OF the sppFopfae
nir ); asred TO each song. Fne-3 50 per hundred copies
clay Club. and Whs Committee will please send aoaE Inei
ordcT.. 1hbtLEf q Nc1-i~hAAi'
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yyhi~ State Convention.

State Convenon be composed of Delegates from the
several Counties OF this State equal to their representation IN
the o;.Sc of Assembly. will be held AT Syracuse on oea"es
sav eereHk day Of September next AT L. CLOCK Al noo'
To, the pur,e of nomlnain: candidates for Governor Li
,rant Gorerner 7hirtpSir Presidential Electors and
Foar Cana! Commissioners. be supported by the w hug
ccors of this the ensuing Election and To transact
such other business may be deemed proper by the Con-
Senuon. ,,-. r.,. So. -,
IL Is hardly necessary remind the Wings Of this State OF
the responsible duties of this Convention st the selection
OF candidates for Presidential Electors does not occur but once
IN four years and election of Canal Commissioners by the
e~pe presenting eli for the first 'ne the Commt'se can
frbsRr inprc>ng upon every County to be fully
ed 3'Ja,y June l., l4i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

~ Winchester has published the With number
of his Repository of English Romance The
chapters Of rom Burke OF Ours which it contains
are the interesting portion OF that story that
has vet appeared.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

J 1t will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column, that Fl. R Robinson will have Clay
badges Suitable for every Ward in the city for
sale on board the New Jersey, which is to take
q cargo Of Wings to Albany this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

NJ Wing County Meetings in Nsw-Jsr-
sey.-1he Wing Safe Central Committee, IN compliance
with suggestions made 10 them hy many persons feconisna
IN be Wings the State 70 hold County Meetings IN their re-
-. 1, ,orr.i.s On lie following DAYS:
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TUADDEUS JOY.
JOHN TOWNSEND,
FRIEND HUMPHREY.
JAMES HORNEk.
J PHILLIPS PllCENlN.
SPENCER KELLOGG.
DARIUS PERRIN.
WILLIAM kErCAUM.

state Central
Committee.

The Young Men of York who IN favor Of the east
- 7artF of rrx CNIoN As Is snd OF the election OF
HENRY CLAY ard THEODORE FkEllNiHuNSEN
IS Presen, and Vice President OF The United states ana VINO
- nsl IN the Immediate Annexation of TESAS and
the consequent assumption Of her Debts her Slavery and her
War are invited To Mas Convention at SocHEsTrH
an WensSa. tse second day e October aeIt. TO respond
10 the National ard nominations. TO perfect the or
,,i,aor OF the Wing Throughout the Sa;e. and 10
c. thai, mutual and oni efforts the Wing
,eu,y in the Councils oi New.N otk and OF The Union.
l!Baay July z. 1874 ,,
C. w RENDER Wing Young
WAi. y. STRpNG. Mems State
" TEN ESCk. Central Com.
K = CtSHiiAN.
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r.,-a.,d County ready for tho Contest.
f.orrssnnndnnre of The Tnhdne.

D.>BURY. Conn. Aug. -. ls4'
Yesterday was a greet Gay tor the wings oi
,b;s vicinity. We had mighty gathering oI
thousands from the neighboring towns OF Rdge-
6eld Woodbury., Stamford, Greenwich New
,oxn, Norwalk, Bridgeport, and from old South
s,s, in YORK State. 1t was soul stirring sight
IN see with what lively enthusiasm the different
towns poured their numbers Of strong -heartt d
Wbi0s into our main street, and to behold the
thousands ladies, too y moving together TO the
nla,lorm of the speakers. Gov. ELLs~oRTa
showed I'D the Wig Tariff in all Its bright co
lors, and the Texas question in all Its sickenng
,,nth. w. E. ROBINSON. OF New Haven, speed
tho exercises w,,h MS keen Wi, and SATIRE, and
on- Senator, Mr. HUNTINGTON. made d plain ear
mes, and eloquent speech In the evening IN ,he
Court House. we heard Judge BoARDMAS, Judge
BtssEt.. and Mr. BABcocK, of the New haveh
Palladium. Be assured, friend Greeley >i
your own personal observation few months
since did moi convince you of the fact that this
part of the Land of Steady Habits is steady and
firm for the Tariff and anti Annexation. and de-
term;ned to do justice to Harry Of the West;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

II The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for mid-August
is for sale by Wm.H. Graham l60 Nassau street 1t
contains very interesting selection from English
periodical literature.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

MAysios House, NEW brunswick, y J.-Who-
ever has occasion 10 spend day or more at New
Bruins wick, N. j. will find the Mansion House Of
Mr. |. Van Dyke an agreeable stopping place
1t is newly and excellently fitted up for the accom-
modaton Of the public
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

y The Wings of this city were entertained
and instructed with a mastery Address from
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, Esq. OF Ohio, at National
Hall on Saturday evening, There has been no
better speech made here this year, nor one which
gave greater satisfaction. We hear that Mr.
Galloway is on his way homeward through Penn
sylvania, and We hope he will be induced to
speak at the principal points on his route. Texas
and one-sided Free Trade stand poor chance
when he gets hold of them!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

~ the advertisement in another column Of
J. Smith Dodge an eminent Dentist Of this city, is
worthy the attention Of all who require service in
that line
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

s R.MBLEros, Romance of Fashionable
Life in New-York during the speculation OF 1886,
is the title of the new work 10y Sealsield, which
will lie published tomorrow morning by VIM