New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-24
The Lower a-Crop--Politics.
d The lnDlne.
NV HAEMoNY. Ind. July 10. las.

THE WHEAT CROP Of this vicinity. notwithstand
ing the fears to the contrary. will be- a fu average
one the grain being vel filled and the yield per acre
more than usual. The price proposed 20 be- paid by
dealers a. the shipping por' On the ONO ana .,ash "
TIM. vicinity j. fifty cents per blshei The NeefA-
which destructive last year = the only enemy
now 10 be apprehended but they arc frequently worst
after mild winter many -ul spprehend serious loss
n the wheat from Their ravases.
4 CovvEvTIoS Of Delegates from the counties Of
Indiana and Illinois interested in the improvements
Of the Wabash has lust been held AZ w. Carmel and
measures urged 0r the promotion Of that important IN
dertakng It's supposed that the anash can al very
raasor.blc outlay be- made navlgaye 90 Lafayette.
oosuv with the Ohio between IL mouth and Louisville
-one important statistics laid before the Conven
ion which hnay adjourned 20 meet again Al Nncennes
n September next
THE CANVASS IN Indiana for the August election. Is
progressing without much splrlt or excitement In
This the lsi1 Congressional District Mr. Owen. the
LOco.fOcO incumbent VIII probably be reelected ~
considerable majority. The prospect throughout the
State Is not very aiterng for the Wings, who are not
possessed Of that uRng activity and INSCRIPTIONS en-
ergy which characierses their opponents The Texas
and Oregon questions too urged with much success
10 our opponents among our Indian hunting pOpuhioh'
who can never have their action controlled by any Tear
Of war; indeed. among them war with any nailon
have doubt would be popular. me better hioiH.u
n the Eastern who urging mea ure- hu-ie 10
other countries for the sole purpose Of crafty ing thef
own selfish propenses. may ind when i j. TOO ih'c,
that though they may possess ability 10 create sch'i
the storm which they may raise viii soon pass lar be-
yOnd their control.
THE SLAVERY aspect OF the Texas question is
not discussed here any extent Many Of the settlers
ia the lower part Of this State are eneran- from among
the poOrer classes Of Tennessee and the Carolina and
he Greatest objection have found among them 20 ia
very j. that thew are not themselves Of tie -avel Oidng
cla;s Iii thi- feeling and this want Of true appreci
alton Of their own interest the white abofin-
population Of the Slave STATES that apprchend. alone
causes the continuance OF the slave curse over large
portion of the iarest and most productive part o. our
country particularly the actual Shareholders ia
several of the States comparatively few n number
and OF them very siderable portion l. fully aware Of
the evils O, Slavery and anxious 70 nd themselves Of
the burthen.
THE ST LorIs MAGNET is the title Of a monthly
publication ~ 81 per year recently commenced Al -
Louis by Messrs McNar and SLATER. designed 20 Illus
trac the Philosophy Human Nature and explain ne
mysteries Of Mc-mel-m Electricity and the collateral
sciences judging from the number before me, t u con
3ucted with much ability and a. Mc-mcrsm D. attracting
increased attention n the West trust the publication
Wi. be both useful and successful. You're a
Allow me to suggest that in the notices you give
of new publications the retail price be mentioned
This will be- a Great convenience to your country
readers who IN this era Of cheap postage may wish
io obtain the works by mail which they can easily
do where the price is known, by enclosing the
amount 10 the publishers or TO any depot OF cheap
publications.
We can Away do ihis-as the price Is not given
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