New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-04

the pen of a leading and wellinformed actor in
those scenes-wil appear in our columns to-Inor
row. Look out .or it.
The Fraudulent Appeal to the South on
Texas.
We have been charged at five hundred Loco
Foco meetings in the South and South West
with issuing one edition Of the Clay Tribune fot
Southern and another for Northern circulation
The charge is utterly lase-without syllable Of
foundation. We have never omitted an article
from our Southern edition which appeared in our
Northern No man has dared attempt to shoH
a line omitted from one edition which appeared in
another.
On the other hand, We have convicted the
leading Loco Foco journal with practicing that
very duplicity which has been falsely chargedon
us. We have convicted The GLoje Of having
one Prospectus printed for the South, sweepingiy
denouncing the Tariff, and another for Pcnasyi
paaia from which that denunciation is omitted,
while all the rest is retained The Globe dare
not deny that it has been guilty Of this duplicity.
But Hon. WILLIS GREEN, Chairman of the Wing
Committee at Washington, has detected Loco
Focoism in a still grosser fraud. Read the fol-
lowing:
From the National Inegencer Of Oct.2
WAsniSaros: October /. l8ii.
observe in the Globe last night the following
card
We understand thai the Wing FranKng ard Publishing Com
mse nIS nov having n1H'ed a; the oes o the NHon
sSeN as9SS in 81 M s % TO G s fa ey the
Association
TO amy docnment Issued uade the auspices OF the Wing Goa
Of the free States should find document Of the charac,e
Ss as w s s WIZ IL S e s
trick Us deserves Thus will the people OF the coun,ry
trick of these political Aunchauens par with Roor
back just published By OF Their lesdng journals
guard against this forgery and trust hnt tn Democratic
DaO'' throughout the county, S ep9Sh s' sa
"C.P. sxscsrAeK. Sec'y E1 Com. Dem. Asso.''
Now these the iacIs in relation TO ta;s matter.
A document OF four pages, beaded s' The South in
Danger 4" Reed before yOu Vcte."' address q
the Democratic Association OF Washington, u.
e." and signed JAMES fowLEs, Chairman, and Z. p.
SEEGsTACK, Secretary, WAS published Ell the Office
Of the Spectator in this city. have reason to
believe that this paper was prepared by the Hon,
ROBERT J. WALKER; certainly he carried large
numbers Of il in person to the toIdDg-room Of the
United States Senate, and superlntsnded The en-
veloping o.! them with dwatchfui 10 prevent the
escape OF single copy; and, after the folding was
completed, mad The whole, by his dicecuoD, sent 10
his boarding g-house Having received several copies
OF this document aud understanding tina, Mr..
WALKER intended TO c.c late il only iii TIE South,
and TO prevent, IL possible, its appearance in the
North, thought this surrepii,iuIs and partial cir
culation OF i. would be Il fraud upon the american
People. |, therefore, sent 10 the office Of the Spec
tator' twheru it W. priuted, 10 purchase thou
saud copies, which intended 10 send into tie ire.
States. The person applying was frs, i"ld that he
should have them, 3ut on tie second appticauon,
upon the faith oi this promise, he was informed he
should not have them; and the copy which he took
with him, to show what he wanted, withheld
from him agail6t his consent, ana he was further IN
formed that the document was moi intended 10 be
circulated here. | then carried one oi the copies
which had been published the % Spectator" office
10 the office of the neilisencer, and had exact
reprint of il struck of, which am circulating,
and lnierd To circulate throughout this wide &c
public. Ii is this reprint Of genuine democratic
document. put forth under the direction OF Mr.
Senator WALKER himself--who has, according 10
his own letter 10 a Committee OF the Democracy OF
Tennessee, duties assigned him at Washington by
the Democratic party which forbid his absence,
(see Globe of August 26lh, 1914, )-and which re-
print is faithful in every particular thai tins card
pronounces TO be a !" Base Wing Forgery"
challenge MIR. Senator Walker, or any other
person, to prove or gay that the reprint which
have caused TO be made Is NOT exact and faithful
copy Of their own document. Forgery, forsoorh
ANY newspaper in the country would have had the
ment; and would that have been forgery All
that custom or morals require is, that the reprint
shall be correct. The documents OF The Wing
Committee give the Iruh they are not Intended TO
be read only by portion OF the people, or by one
section OF the Union 10 the exclusion OF another
section, and thereby produce u false lmpression-
They are addressed 10 The whole People OF the
United States without regard TO sections or parties
| will, and 30 will the whole Wing party, not only
concede the right, but will be much obliged 10 the
Democratic Association OF Washington, or MIR.
Senator Walker 1.-THE specially assigned sentinel al
Washington Of the whole, or at least the Southern
division of the Democratic party,) to reprint them,
and thank them 10 do so, and place copy IN th'
hands OF every voter in the United States. Is II not
curious fact that this Association should asSaii
the Whig Congressional Committee, and charge II
with base forgery, for aiding ii 10 circulate It's doc
uments in genuine, exact forml
But this transaction IS characteristic. Ii is but
one evidence in thousand of the system of fraud,
misrepresentation, suppression and partial circuta'
tion Of facts and documents as 10 produce differ
ent Impressions different sections, upon which the
Loco.Eo leaders are conducting the present can
vass. This card Stself is but another instance. II
SAYS: "If, therefore, the Democracy OF the Tree
States should find any document of The character
such the title OF this might indicate IN citcula-
tion among Ihem they will deDounce II as Wing
forgery, and treat the trick as II deserves. Tins
admoniGcn is addressed only 10 the Democracy OF
the free States and leaves the whole Southern De
mocraey to be gulled by receiving as genuine this
document. though il even come under the frank OF Il
Wing. This proves the fraudulent purpose OF the
Democratic Association of Washington and OF MIR
WALKER, TO exclude this precise document from
the free States The copies sent forth by the Wing
Committee are the identical document, word for
word, letter for letter, and for comma, with
which Mr. WALKER is now inundating the South,
and which he is al The time attempting To dis
credit a forgery in the North And yet this card,
for must consider il, signed by JAMES TowLEs,
Chairman, and G. SESGsTAcK Secretary, reads
homily about morals! | stand ready TO prove
any and all the facts herein STATED If Mr. WALKER
denies them. WILLIS GREEN.
Chairman Of tho Whig Congressional COMMITTEES.
Now we ask the whole People-not those OF