New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Norris Franklin,

AL ulullucI VI iitS dlc dIOGt iCspcIliDS IVA
litions and bargains TO sacrifice or defeat MORRIS
FRANKLIN. So far as they implicate any Wings,
they are lies all and donly. Mr.. Franklin will be sup
ported till sundown tomorrow, when we hope he
will be the Register elect. But Register not, he
will have all the Whig votes and some others. He
is eminen,y qualified and capable of discharging
faithfully the duties OF post worthiy filled by his
father before him.
The Journal of Commerce, in announcing that
the Editor will not support the Loco Foco ticket be-
cause it is wholly incompetent declares that he will
sustain the whole Native ticket except for Register.
On this point, the Journal says:
"Who shall be Registerl This is question Of more
Importance than is generally imagined. Not because
the Office is lucrative and will enable the incumbent to
dispense patronage he public care nothing about
ths but because the safety Of all our land titles requires
that should hn fad ny of intelligence. faithfil
ness and established respectabiy. An error commit
ted in recording deed, may be fatal; the removal OF
maps fled and not recorded, may create embarrass'
ment the oberation of record may produce injury
and the recording of forged deed in the OF Mr.
Rapayes large estate after his death may give to come
fraudulent party and right to property belong
ing to Others Every citizen interested in electing
that office substantial citizen-one who will preserve
the records appoint clerks who are steady and compe-
tent men, and watch those who would affect the integrity
of the records Il has become notorious at Tammany
Hail. that before the nomination. many OF the officers
parceed out by the candidate among set oil poll
cians who expected his election in order
themselves 10 get office so that the test OF appointment
has becomenot fitness for office but for fierce poliu
cal struggle nomination for Register possessing the
confidence of the community has not been made by the
Democratic party and we cannot recommend 1t TO the
support of fellow citizens. On the other hand Mr.
Franklin the Wing candidate for Register, is man OF
well known character possesses the confidence OF the
community and is in every respect qualified for the
office. Mr. Hufty, the American Republican candidate,
said TO be very worthy man, but the nature OF his
business has not made him familiar with the proper
forms Of papers 10 be recorded are we aware that
his qualifications for the Office in any respect supe-
rior to those of Mr. Franklin We therefore shal vote
for Morris Franklin for Register and know OF several
members Of the Democratic party who will do the same
PLUMP AND PLAIN.-A Southern Editor makes
the following frank announcement:
ave shall no, support any for Office short of Ten
Dollars besides his annuncation fee. That's what the
lawyers charge for attending assault and battery
case which is light and lovely occupation compared
with that OF editoraly attending candidates case,
say nothing of the awful and tear OF conscience in
this peculiar branch OF our business
t' Wo for the Loco. Foco candidates in our
City if this man were one of their Editors! How
could n of conscience support Jonathan D,
Stevenson & Co. for so little as ten dollars head
tT The articles on Labor al NeT YORK are
TO be resumed in our columns Us soon as the Elec
tion is fairly over. Meantime we solicit the CON-
munication of wellau,hentcated facts respecting
the wages hours of labor steadiness of employment
&c. &c. of Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, Ship Build
ers, Masons, Hatters, Slevedorcs Butchers, Bakers
&c. &c. of our City. Be sure that you send us
thing but facts, and that the evidence OF their cor
is attainable. II the price of work in any
vocation has been reduced raised. state ,cAcn and
how, and whether there has been any corresponding
or other change in the hours OF labor. We would
like 10 have statement of the regular rate of jour
neymens wages in each trade, say on the first Of
June, as nearly may be- of the years s2s, 1882.
$50, lS40, 1sii, and 1915, respectively. VIII not
the workmen in the several trades aid US in collect
ing these statistics I've have party or personal
end TO subserve, and presume those most immed.
atelv interested will gladly aid US in this undertak
ing. lfeach will butcommunicae the facts within his
own knowledge the whole when carefully compiled
and arranged, cannot fail TO prove instructive and
useful. Please leave out all flourish and supcrtutv
and send US the facts as soon as possible
Mr. TuPPER AND INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT
The remarks in Mr.. Hooker's Communication in our
paper Of Saturday. it should have been stated have
application to the present edition of the Proverbia
Philosophy published in Wiley & Punarn's Library OF
SuoICe hedolns MessTs whey ~ FutndIn nave De-
come the purchasers OF the plates alluded to by Mr.
Hooker; bu, the work published By them is publish
ed with Mr. Hookers and both Mr.. Hooker anu
the author share in the profits the edition The pira
ted edition IS a different affair altogether.
FIRE.-The New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad
Co. buildings, al Carleton La were nearly consumed
the morning of the 23d ult The loss is about Sl5O0O
which is covered by insurance. Mr.. Barnes the fore
Of the engine-shop very seriously ii not nor,
tally wounded, BY the falling OF the wall
NEw-YoRy, IS, Nov. Isi5
GEO. w. SAVAGE, Esq.-Sr: am in favor OF the
Excise Law passed during the las, session OF the Less
laurc and sincerely desire such favorable modification
of it will b.lg this City within the sphere Of lis opera
sioas The delay that has occurred in acknowledging
the receip, OF yours, grew OF the fact that have
been absent from the City Until last evening.
Respectfully, w. EDMONDS.
u Hon PHrLo S. BENEFIT has been elected
Sd Assistant Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Vermont