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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

Jusr So-The Courter and Enquirer, in the
course of furious Jeremiad the Radical ten.
denotes of our time observes:
at is least errensiy probable that popular
ton is coon to be held to which the organic law Of
Commonwealth is to be submitted"
What has become Of all those highly respectable,
enlightened and vrtuous citizens of all parties that
the Editor OF the Courier met at Sharon Springs and
all through the heart of the State who assured him
that the People arousng to defeat Conven-
ton Where is the influence of those potent
Courier and Enquirers all through Western New
York, where not Tribune $50 ran the bulletin was
lex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

10 The Easterni State Journal White Plains
says truly that :" the Cheap Postage law wac in
fact measure of the Wing party" and adds that
the Democrats ought to have scrutinized il suspi.
cousy for that reason 1t proceeds to denouncc
Low Postage as a measure purely of the cut and
make of Federaiism-one to rolrthe Poor for the
benefit Of the Rich!'
The fact that Gen Thomas Jefferson Sutherland,
Editor of the +. S Journal, is now in Washington
loi course he don't want any thing in PARTICULAR
gives some consequence TO the fierce attack on
Cheap Postage from which we have extracted these
beauties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

TAMNANY NoAISArroNs.-The Loco Focos had
a tough time of ii last night, Up ill hafpas, II
O'Clock. they were still balloting and had got the
following four of the bakers dozen put in nomi-
nation for the Assembly Joseph c. Albcrson. 10
seph f.. Palmer. Alex Wells. and Alexander
Stewart
p. s.-The EecalsobiOa gave GU, al halt. past one
O'Clock. Loco-Foc chickens are hard TO hatch
The machine broke down-not for want of steam
however, on Jonathan d. Stephenson, who had IS.
to "a for somebody else. Tden, we believe for the
fifth Assemblyman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF POISONING on ACCIDENTAL
very neatly printed and highly useful work with this
title has just been issued BY j. Dogget Jr 10 Broad
way and in regard TO which need only repeat the
TACT that the French edition was recommended by the
French Institute hst be ordered by Government that
copy be kept in all the Public Offices as well as in every
private house in the Kingdom AZ the American edition
Il sold at shilling per copy, ii will no doubt soon be
in the possession of every family. Every one should
have a copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

~" Hon. GEo' McDurrrE has writtcn a long
fiery letter to set forth that Mr. Polk rN go for the
entire overthrow, of the Protective policy-mean-
ing of course to intimate fears tina, he Nont Every
body knows so well what McDuie would say about
the Tariff, 40 we won't lumber our columns with
quotations Whether Pennsylvania or South Caro-
lima was done in the Presidential iuggle of last
year is an interesting question, but Mr. Med is not
the man 10 settle i, We shall know all in time, if
we live long enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

Cf- The Wigs of Clinton Co. have nominated
Henry G. HEWITT, of Platsburgh, for.the Assem-
bly,. This is hard county. and has lately consider
ably increased it's Loco Foco vote by the establish
meni of a State University within its borders but
the Whigssre determined TO make good fight, and
not without hopes Of success. Mr. II is mos, wor
thy and popular man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
s. S. OILPIN. Proprieior.


" Important 10 Bankers-in relation IN ne ssovs
certificates Introduced by Mr. JONES' OF Newark, n J.,
an answer TO communication and challenge from u
pick Lock (which may he by reference oshG
columns OF tins psper have make but single sraat
The certificate from tho HaterkA Bank 10 designed y
show tina, Mr. Jones picked and opened one OF Loeka
This utterly deny II Mr. Jones can pick our LOCK- NV
should he travel three hundred miles do It, when
be paid FIVE hundred dollars for picking one consuca
the principle IN this ety. We again thsf ~
have picked his Lock- and hold in readiness
do agsnand deny, at the time, ths, be- ever be-
eyer will live long enough TO pick ours
In relation to the certificate from the Phonix BsnA
this city, would hsre state that Mr Jones 10. 1s
since employed sgen. for the sale OF Bank Loek ~
that while acting in that capacity he obtained from Bsss:
he furnished, comnsncaofy certificates " Lock- ~
took he liberty have them all eiven bis name -
tbs Lock called Jones' LOCK. We here briefly slade =
this fact TO show that the certificate Mr Jones has nrotsoa
from the Phrnx Bank of this city purponins 70 hsw
been obtained for bis Lock, was actually given TO-
Lock manufactured by and sold the PbPuix bsns "
Mr.. Jones' What confidence be placed In the stsH
ment Of man who Wi! resort 10 such miserable sle
i've to establish the reputation Of bis Locs, We eavs
Bankers and tue public 10 decide. \. ALLEN.
OIL Agent for DAY K NEWELL, 5ss Bfosd"v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

~ ScHEscKs PuLNosIc SYxUp 10 q certain remedy y
the cure Of DyspepsiA Liver mpisint, Code CeskS
and Diseases " ,he Lungs. Any one calling q Ne 80
No Cortland 81 obtain fgratis) psmph.st gvss
full description Of The shove diseases also referees
number persons Of high standing ths, have been cure"
the OF Ills medicine.
Beware ofspurious mits,tona To obtain The pure 8.
ine unadu srated PumOnc Syrup, 20 directly 10 Ne ~
prietors Office, No 4 Cortland st ". Y.
Please remember that 5. Beekman Is 10 longer a.
Of NINE and the proprietor will no, be responsible M -
medicine purchased Of him, b, no longer sells bs 49,
inc scenck's Pulmonie syrup.
olOn az J. H. SCHEME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

Total..... I+.se IS 10 .ooI9 -0'0oV
Crswiord's maj. in 81 counties. lll2, Polk'shn ~
4s5-Whig gain, l577.
This comprises nearly two-thirds of the State The
same comparative gain in the remaining Counties
will elect Crawford by large majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

II The BosroS DAILY WIG new and hand
some two-cent paper, has been started by Merrill
Cobb Wildes h Co. Its columns are well filed
and its Editorials sensible and spirited Success
10 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

IT The Ner York Uairersalist association.
which includes within its bounds the Counties Of
Kings Ulster Dutchess, Orange. and vicinity. me,
williamsburgh the 9Th inst holding session Of two
dsys The principal business. including the religious
services administration Of the Lords Supper &c was
the adoption Of resolutions in favor OF the establishment
q univcrsaist Libraries, Tract Societies and an in
creased circulation Of the JaiOa ard Messsas9, the
denornns'ona paper published in this city in AL the
cities. towns and villages within the limits Of the Asso
eiston. The attention Of Unvcrsasts called these
important subjects The Association adjourned TO meet
on the Sd Wednesday in Jan 1916. Al the Bleeckerst
Church. city specially consider the subject of the
reorganization Of the denomination referred by the
late General Convention al Boston Reports from the
Societies within its limits were OF the most encouraging
character Peace and prosperity pervades them all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

LATER FROM TExAs.-By the arrival OF the
schooner Mary Brewer master. which sailed from Gal
weston on the 2ls ult have papers from that city to
the 10th Our previous sdvices TO the nth There
s not an item OF for this country 10 De found In
the papers we have seen. N .. Pic IN.
CsS AWE ROYAL is dangerously I'LL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX.-Many inquirt&
have been addressed to with respect to this neigh
boring attempt TO establish Industrial Association which
we have failed to answer for Of time or Of precise
data We now give notice 'hsi Mr C. Ses& Secretary
Of the N. A. Phalanx, is in City and viii remain TIL
Friday ready to answer any inquiries and receive pro
posals fcr membership to be submitted to the Council
tie may be seen al the OF the Editor Of the Tn
buHe. from to 10 O'Clock each morning and any line
left for him here will be promptly attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

Loco-Foco NOMINATE oSs.-The Loco Focos Of
81. Larenee Co have nominated Bishop Perkins
and Asa Hazle,on for the Assembly. Mr.. Fl. was
a member of the last Legislature.
Delarare Co.--John Doyle and Stoddard Stevens
arc the Loco Foco candidates for Assembly
~ Hon George Sykes, of Burlington, N. j.
Loco Foco member of the last Congress, has been
nominated to FIJI the vacancy in the next one caused
BY the death of Samuel G. Wrighps Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

n The proprietors of the Niagara Weekly
Courier have just started daily paper Itbalsrse and
beautiful Wing paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

" Judge WOODBURY.. in the L. S. Circuit
Cour at Exeter, n H. Wednesday paid an honorable
tribute 70 the memory Of the ate llustrous Sroar in
response to some sudasory remarks BY Hon. Franklin
Pierce the Dstric Attorney Some appropriate resolu.
aoos were placed on tho records of the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
= ubsc riptiOns received to these MI Weekly.
MosDsS, October Is. iElyna, Ohio. .............


- Ms. II. c. RABrSEArs BATHING EsrAsLisBaESr
(2Veseys Aston House for and convenience
not surpassed in the city. Ladies well gentlemen
W" md this desirable place it quiet retired and
has polite female attendants
Mr. Rsbineau's salt baths foot Of Dee
Orossesst will be under the charge of w G. Johnston
this Wnter-ss popular this place has been hereto
fore this will be very apt to increase ils visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

BEEAsAss ORIGINAL GEsuIsE PuLxosn SYRus-ISs
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption, ca =
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complaint and "
pepsis can be had. usual the d established ocs
The proprietor No. ~ Csr,laad-sl one door bsow -
corner Of Greenvi chst IN 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

~ The Letter OF WV L. MACKENZIE. on the First
Page Of this paper. viii richly repay politicians
pcrusal We hsvnt heard that Hoyt Batter Co. have
As yet obtained any injunction sgns, his writings and
until they do the they have will little avail them
rY" The FARMERS CoSvENTioN--or rather tho last
and most interesting Of Its Proceedngs-wil also be
found ON our First Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
Rape Case-Magnetic TeIegrnph-TOwn EIec-
lions, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
HARTFORD Oct IL, lsi5.
Our Superior Court in session in this city, Judge
Human presiding for three days past has had on
trial Patrick Brien, for rape upon the person of
Irish girl who is about 10 years OF age. The offence
was committed in Sufeld about l2 miles North OF this
city last August The Jury have convicted him, and Of
course he will be sentenced TO the 'Wehersheld Sem.
mary for life
One OF the proprietors Of the NewYork and Boston
Magnetic Telegraph Is visit to this city ascertain
whether citizens will subscribe stock enough s25OO
in order u have station depot here think there il
not the least doubt of hisLerms being fulfilled the
ing week.
From the result Of our last Mondays Little Town
Meetings Connecticut has proved herself still true Wing
The for Commissioners in the respective towns in
the has proved the wisdom OF late Legislative
session In passing the law, notwithstanding the then
croakng of the Loco FOcos and the ars of many Of
friends VINO afraid that legisatiDg in ad
vance of public sentiment. Not twenty towns In the
State have voted for lquorcensng Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
City-FOR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.

- WhfE Senatorial C0nvcnfion-F'ra Dstrict.
An Adj ourncd Meeting Of the Wig Senatorial Convention
VIII be held the Broadway House on Friday next al u
o'clock The Delegates requested to be punctusi in
their sitendspce-New York, Oct ID. ls45.
E0BERT BENSON Chairman
r. s. WILLIAMS, Secretary. ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

tain Hitler, fifteen days from Cape Hayden We learn
that the Haytens had taken the pilot boat Virginia for
mery OF Hampton. vrg but at the time OF her capture
she under the Dominican flag at the same time
they burnt another schooner both being in the harbor Of
Santiago. The schr. Commodore Warrington, of Phila
dclphs recently bought at the Cape by the Hayten
government be added to their naval force. The
OF the battle between the Haytens and Domin
cans Mstsysgs confirmed but the loss the part Of
the Hsytens IS said TO be triyalonly two pieces OF
light artillery and few prisoners, taken from small
diminishing party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
Court CaIevd,r Tsf< q

court CaiendAr THIS DAY.
CIRCUIT CorRr.-Nos. ls, 10 81, T. IL 81, IS g. %,
40. Al. 30 A.
surEnok Couir-Nos. 30, ls7, IS "a 81 g, g g.
80, o. 50 Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

ETHIOPIAN sER.SADERs AND Bosros EurERPRASs-
PALAo's OPEaA HousE-Lsa nigh, developed more fully
hs Company OF Ethiopesn Serensders-and encourage
all who have hitherto shared In The enjoymerf 70
the this evening ropeton OF those scenes that drew
upoa ihem lest night applause and heartfelt one ta
WtlnoS eoGly - fogHooA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

ing Of this Commiee will be held on Tuesday Evening
pext, al half psa o'clock, at the Broadway House.
By order, SMITH DUNNIsG. Chairman
" HosAsT Paws, secr,,.,,e.
WELCOME r BEEBg 'ec'e~ OILS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

q The public are hereby cautioned against ne -
device resofted b by certain young man n usny ~
name have nothing 10 do with him. has he ~ -
teresI IN, or kDowledge Of my business w1A,svw.
base and pae'ile efforts though ordinarily hA'mies
are evidently inteuaed 10 create q false impfoeooo
require In that respect, sufficient notice put hs ~
on their guard against the Injurious CONSCIOUSNESS
hing Ike deception Y. s. BEEKMAN, t9i CoFflapeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Georgia Election.

We have collected the following returns OF the
Georgia Election from various sources
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

" The PLraiFIgD HUMAN BODY, with the living Gu.
rang 0uang, al the American Museum, attracting great
crowds OF sistors daily Yesterday and Las. evening te
place was hfonged and SUPERB performances were
eelyed win The moA enthusiastic applause To-day per-
Io'nances VIII be given ococx In he afternoon and
u - The evening We desire friends ~ early they
would secure good sests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

HAvERHiLL BANK, June ltb, 1888
~ hereby certify that one of Day 4 Newelrs Pei
tent Formulation Bank Locks. which furnished TO .hb
Bank by N Allen Agent for Day Newell No. $50 Broad.
way, New York, and which warranted by said Ala
to be Secure against the Of any attempts TO pch
the same picked and unlocked he Sd day Of June
1886 workman, under the direciioe OF Mr. Jones.
ofNewak, NewJersey, without having the key, and alec
without seeing the key tbs inside OF the Lock and this
Bank has employed Mr. Jones replace the Lock thai has
been picked by OF his Locks having full confidence IN
Mr.. Jones's Lock. (signed) JAMES GALE,
Cashier Of the Hayerlil Bank, Hayerhill, MssA
N. b. The above Lock sold to the Hsvenl Bank 10
the Summer ofls4
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE READING. ROOM,
NEw-fosK, Sept l0th, l8a }
certify that H. c. Jones' of Newark N. J. did place
Of hs Bank Locks chestdoor In this Reading Room and
did deposit $500 forfeiture If any person should open
The challenge published IN the papers of this city and
the chest opened during the days. and have
this day unlocked the chest with the key and returned A
money 10 H. C. Jones.
tsigned) s. S. GILPIN, Proprietor.
UNION BAsK, NEwYoRK, May q, Ista
Thsist TO certify that have this day purchased d
H. C. Joness Patent Changeabe Continuation Lochs and
believe IL to be the best use and have full eonhdencs
in ils security. GEO. H. ARTHUR, Asst Cssher
PHGsx B.sK, NEwYoRK, 4th Oct, !s+h
certify that in the year sf purchased of H. C. Jones,
of Newark of his Bank Locks. which has been In can
slant use, and has gwen entire satisfaction
have much confidence In the Locks constructed By
Mr. Jones' that have This day purchased 81 hen
put upon The Banking House. and think spsrfee
security agsins, burglars or picklocks.
ol0iw - ~ O. OGDEN, Cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14
WIG NOMINATIONS.


WHO NOMINATIONS.
ssase-FoR SENATOR'S.
Dist I-LUTHER BRADISH. New.York
IL-CORNELIUS WARREN, Pusnsna
nL-WM. II. VAN sCHOONHOvEN, Rens-
Iv.-JAMEs q. HOPKINS, St Lawrence
v.-JOSHUA A. SPENCER, Oneida
w-LORENZO DANA, Aliegsny.
vIL-JOHN VI. HOLLEY, Wayne.
"vllL-GIDEON HARD, Orleans.
City-FOR REGISTER
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR ASSEMBLY
DAVID b. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, X. -. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL, CLARK son CROLIUs,
A. X. LAWRENCE, MORGAN MORGANs,
PETER \. TITUS, JAMES KELLY,
X. &. BALDWIN, WM. RDMONDss
JOHN A. MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

~ American Institute. 18th ANNUAL tAS
Oct II, lt5.-ThS day noon, tho Flowing W. ~
msucs, near " Haxiea RsrRoad u l2ssbSt II sPes
Mach " O'Clock P. n.
Plownsn and spsdesnsa VIII plssas 70 b Pssns
- dAneG go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

sisLo s-Londoa Assurance drew crowded saloon last
night Mrs. Cnsp.va highly successful Mrs Mow.u
plays Grace ha kawsy to Perfection H. Placiie Chppen-
dar, Cnsp, John Seton, 7. Placde and Gallagher
aimed then parts 10 admiration The piece WI, run the
whole week The scenery real fountains and saloons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-14

ing.
e The Of the Court Journal makes very
serious charge against usthat City Items depend
for their interest upon the in the easel The facts
the s,raweembalmed in amber
IL Officers Wikehard, and Beaman and Rel
yea of the Independent Police. yesterday recovered
very large quantity of rich goods velvets satin and silks
OF most costly texture dwelling house at the corner
Of West Broadway and Wsren-street where they also
found in trunk about 5000 in worthless money consist
ing Of ESQ bills on the City Trust and Banking Company
Owners are wanted for the goods and any persons who
have received these $50 requested to give in
formation the officers who recovered the property.
complaint was lodged against the guilty party who was
doubles arrested last night
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT-lt would seem that none
need remain in darkness in this age OF cheap produc
tons, when single lamp. consuming the value Of bat
one cent an hour. will produce light equal to four
pounds Of sperm candies all burning together as cert
red by some VI abiest chemists will be seen in
an advertisement in another column OF williams Cam
phene, Tor sale by him at % Waier-stre.'.
~ Found-a ladys breast pin. which can be
had BY calling at the Office OF The Tribune and furnish
Ing description of the property.
70 The Battery looks and smells OF Winter
One can aos, the snow lying the bare branches
ofthe trees and hear the December blast whstng among
them
" There was a tremendous throng at Niblos
last night Mrs. Crisp well received in Lady Gay
SPEAKER.
" The new Catholic Church in 25th street,
near -Ihsvenue, was dedicated on Sunday last Va
nous interesting ceremonies attended 10, and an
eloquent sermon was preached by Bishop HrGHEs TIE
ely papers call the Church Of S. Columbia. Our Coun
Try hardly old enough yet be Saint We presume
that The proper name Is ~ CoHn6a, the celebrated sue
eessor OF s., Patrick in Ireland fsmarly called Column
Nile 10 whom DR.. Johnson refers in his Visit 70 the
western Islands particularly the island of Iona
PROSPECT SOCIETY CoScERr.-This old and
faithful branch of the Temperance Family gives de-
hsh'fui entertainment Tuesday evening next a. Ma
uona Hall The Prospect has long been in the feld; il
has worked efficiently and has rendered the good
service But its funds are now exhausted and ii makes
ths appeal 10 be enabled TO sustain ts reform meetings
Let cal be generously met by the temperance public
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-11
Brighton Markct-JuIy Z.

[Reported for the Boston Morning Chroncle,1
At market, 800 head of Beef Cattle. IS yokes of
Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and
Lambs, and Swine none at market.
PRlCES-Beef Cattle-we quote extra cattle 5000;
first quality, 1913 second quality, So 525
Working Oxen--Dull-Sales noticed at $40, 70, rs,
and $685.
Cows and Cayes-sules made at Sls, "a, &c, so, 81,
and one at $3.50.
sheep-0ld Sheep Sl,37 to 2,63. Lambs from 81
80 to 2 25 2,75
Swine-None
~ B.-The above prices easily obtained for the
first and extra quality
There has been in market for the last FIVE weeks
lots of splendid Cattle from the State of New York,
lot of I3 head from Jordan. Onondaga Co.. fed in the
dstilley of George F Leitch, Esq, which were of ex
ira quality. Also 233 head from Skaneateles same
county fed in the dstillery of VIM. t. Graves & CO.,
beautiful cattle. 100 head of the above, which came in
lot allowed by Oldest and best judges TO
be Of finer quality than have been market for many
years. We would mention yoke of twin Steers
out of this lot which raised by s. Munroe Brown,
Esq, of Elbrdge N. y, and fed in the above dist
ery, and sold to Eben. Summer, Esq, of the Quincy
Market for $3.50 il being about so cts per hundred
more than extra cattle are quoted in this market
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-11
Texan LOcOfocOism.

The enthusiasm with which the Texan Congress
have accepted Government proposals to come into
the Union. and with which the Mexican treaty was re-
jected, shows the strong attachment TO home and
father land which still haunt those Texan patriots
who left their country for their countrys good. They
think however that they have made great sacrifices in
thus accepting our Offer in giving all their east re-
sources, without making any provisions part for
the extinguishmen of the millions of their public debts.
Some of the Locofoco organs audng this patriotic
sacrifice. Vague and indefinite hints thrown out
by the Texan Executive about the promises Of Mr.
Folks administration-about Folks friendly DISPOSE.
ton, &c The way seems to be preparing for the
eventual assumption of the Texan debts. The end Of
this Texan Locofocoism is not yet. When William
Cost johnson of Maryland proposed that the u S. Gov.
should the debts of the bankrupt Lo-
cofoco states and snatch them from the deep disgrace
into which their party rascality has plunged them
when this wing representative proposed, his own
private responsibility thus to wipe out the foul blot Of
Locofoco Reputation, the whole country from the
Penobscot to the Sabine rang with Locofoco indgna
ton about the Federal project of assuming the State
debts-of creating funded national debt upon which
to establish moned aristocracy But consistent Lo
cofocoism repudate its debts. and assume
those Off foreign state under the honied words of re
union and extension of the Of freedom'-word.
which mean nothing but practical demagogueism o.
modern democracy.