New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19
WOoI-Politics, &c.

Correspondence Of The Tribune
ANN ARBoR, July 9th. ls45
Our wheat crop is nearly rpened and ready for
the barvest-the weather for the last two days having
been very favorable, and ii is generally conceded
that the crop will be much more than an average
one Although the corn was somewhat injured by
the late fros,s vet il will be a much better crop
than was expected. Our fruits and tame grass. es
pecally the former, much injured by the irosis
but the late refreshing rains Will do much toward re-
viving the grass crop.
Ii is a fact probably not generally known that
our wool crop has tins year been unusually large
and tina, Michigan is destined 10 become one OF the
greatest wool growing States IN the Union Last
year there was exported from TINS place up 10 NO
vember eth, 63942 lbs This year up to the 2'th
of June there has been exported 1886 lbs.-and
there is large amount in store not yet sent oif-so
that from present appearances the wool crop has
been doubled the past year IN this state. w hat
amount precisely has been sent OF from the other
villages in this county have not the means Of
iudcng but il is known 10 be considerable Up to
the last of June there was exported from Pontiac,
Oakland county between 10000 and 10000 lbs.
The Loco Foco Convention TO make State nom
nations is TO be held at jackson the 9th OF next
month Who will be nominated lis very doubtful
Gen Barry has formally declined NOMINATION out II
Is said will accept II his parry VIII agree not 10 impose
stat, Tax 10 nav the interest the state Loan during
his administration he fears the effect OF Tax VIII Dc
m render ms administration odiOus and dr'c MN into
obscurity The last Legislature neglected 10 pIo'uc oy
TAX for the interest that fell due on the ls INST on hS'
portion of our bonds provided for the Butler Act Inc
Loco Focos seem 10 ,, that when the People OF Mlchl
gan are made fully realize Their former Ieckess PIou-
slty and extravaganza. that they VIII be permanently
discharged for this they cndeavur 10 avoid hN
tiou only so far IS 30 absolutely necessary Tor the
present support Of the GOvernmeni-and III fact not
even 10 thai extent they have resored 10 me s OF
borrowing tor more properly stealing TO the amount OF
"a 200 wear from the school and other iunds no; BE-
longing 70 the general fund.- vii be seen ron ie-is
ls,iye report which herewith send you. But iis game
has been uract.,d 10 is extent and cur state finances
have been brought such Crisis mat TAXATION 81 iePu
dauon must inevitably cnsue And me next ADMINS
iron will be- Put 70 the The Whi-- ere Tor man
rauin the fuh of The state and enable Tie state 10
do il are IN OF rigid retrtnehnent IN our T'ae
xpsnscs and the sale OF Pubic WORKS mai me pro
ceeds they will 20 may be applied 10 the 4.9u4a"
ton OF the debt II.
The Young Democracy have taken grounds Win
The Wings IN favor OF Reform. but the " O.d hgnk,rs
urnsc.ous oppose every proposition that tends 10 re-
iryc the IcOp.. OF their oncrous burihens-
| send Won a report OF Select Committee OF our
senate a, rs last Session which fully exhibits the dc
plorah, condition of the finances OF our State Govern
nen, Al.o report in favor OF .udiciH. heiuIm M.1t
in the last Senate hy Mcssrs. Allen and Denton OF 'Al'
place The measures proposed these reports are 'o
emily opposed by the Old Hunkers or once hoiue's
| and warmly supported by the Young democracy Aho
these issues will be carried into the Locofoco ear
Convention which faction Will succeed yet remains u
| be
| The Wings preparing for the coniest-they hS,
boldly broken ground favor Of Reform and Retrench
ment State expenses and the sale OF our Puo'
Works. but a. yet have called Convention u max
state nominations, but Convention VIII be held IN SEP
| ,enoer for that purpose Yours u7iy.