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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
End of the Pittsburgh strike

The difficulties between the Manufacturers and
Laborers Of Pittsburgh have at length bees amicably
setiled-at least for the present The terms Of com
promise will appear from the following official re
cord
At large meeting ofthe Operatives Of the differ
ent Cotton Factories in Allegheny City. held az the
Ark on the 18th inst called by Committee Of their
body, upon whose invitation the Propreiors also at
tended Mr. John Marshall was appointed Chairman,
and Mr. John DYER Secretary. The meeting being
thus organized the following questions were put 70
the propretors, viz:
Are the Manufacturers willing TO adopt the ten hour
system If becomes general in the United states
If the hands 90 to work under the old system will
you dismiss any for continuing the efforts to obtain the
establishment OF the tenhour system throughout the
Country
g. Are the Manufacturers willing to start their Mills on
Monday morning next il they can each get one hussred
handsf
Which being answered satisfactorily. the Proprietors
withdrews Whereupon II was moved and seconded
that the hands present agree 90 10 work On Monday
morning next which motion after discussion. was de
cided in the affirmative JOHN MARSHALL, chm.
JoHN DYER. Secretary. Oct Il, l-4o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ANps's >ARskrAsLLl The imprfcrpf oS ''se -
evolved 10 grinding point. Il needles whcu rhAsi VOC
ae llugs for au, linus pr0durersn u,ahon ~ NO
szplfsfOry appAzu, which ultimately ferminkrs N ~
sumption For a LONG period nohlng could be devised %
prO'ec the operatives in ts branch Of inauUfs sf" ~
he aecfs he msiaAc dust Bus nj lrrgih ND. ~
paisi bv witch the ayr d. only '-0nfd hut ~ o's
o. passed through them adopted, ana hr rs ~
ni-led The ravage- n roilt ,ud ~ And ed fsss "
wsre once considered beyond Oh remedial snrnA'
The absorption Of Ibis pa pae mineral posf" ~ ias
ungs OF hose poor ~Ofkm-n. But ssSoss -,stAf,si
g.. ~ehaye agent which efccnsy pprs.s ne ooc
vi all deeierOus particles a. the magnetic sr.eou d'f
ecs the mrsfaxed sir The searching properties ~ Nc
preparation and uunsaIei anu.sepuc qualities have
placed no heal Of thai class OF medicines dsssncc 70
oct upon the constituents Of the blood
Prepared and sold, whOlesa- and retail. by l. X. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ fultOn-st New York
Sod also ~ XI3 BrDaiWay n East Broadway and by Drug
gi.ls generally hroug hou he United States Price . pss
hytts So hou ~ for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

" Lock Picklng.-ln reply 10 40 sflic.e ~hleI ~
grared IN Yesterdays Tribune, purporIsg % euianss ~.
VIM Hal u Bosion, (Osins apfOrOsuon from am 70 - 4.
else hls skil upon he Paf.uiOpc Bank Lock, VIZ
privilege. Of ne nsxer he not prOducings Lock 70 ~ a.
IN feiIrl-frqIlres few remarks from 70 show NJ
sign. IN The nfst place, Mr Han very well knew uss
would n0t tolerate substitute for ch.enge, oof -
any ~ is proysOn- - suit tue convenience Of sny msS
lll- ~ sppr-ed " ia former article from d. cons
q1enuy must consider bis proportion One u NE nap
devices which been resofed o. % draw - rom -
non which would leave al other Bank LOcss now peo,'
NE public 1nired by sELIiu operators, with 90 oief g.
sntee for their security han he Option u pefsOps
ally unaeq ainisG aud ignorant Of ~Hat should eonsss
te security sla L0c3 Ia .s secOnd place. Mf Hal 30, ~
hat be- has 70 L0cx 10 put IN competition sth oeis ~
beg .eAYe 10 regy, dat Ar Hal Il he repgtrd inEr1~
what Is called Jones LOck ard colt very fe.a.J ~
taz one 81 itrn deemed prudent 10 subject y tyH
an1 equal ul- which our cha enge provides D.t 49,
q mat VI Han and Jones blh knew uai h-4f LcA
stand he lest senty minutes placed beside ihs
.0puc agreeable - toe provisions VI our en-rnfr - 80
wisely 3. ths coniriyance % dodge ~ respon-Dhy
ne cove Of q substitute. .t.s
AZ tfs i he ast cOmnun cation ifDl as or ice sty
Lock Pick.ns dismiss 10 BY sslag our sSefs 800
~ NEE, hem tie prcscfp-d ~ oar
and no otaer, 10 prO.sions sparanie- Ne Oily ".'
Cd Of arriving Al really secure Lock -.
DAY hEWkLL Bank Locs'mDs
Il SO Broadway y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

Eouven,ion.-An Adjourned meeting oi tnis Convention
viii ~ held q; the Broadway House (corner Of Broadway
a. Gr4ndstD Wednesday evening, October I'd Al
pa.: o'clock by order Of The CHAPMAN.
CARLOS ? HOUGHTON, secrs,sfies.
on r. ALBERT GILBERT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ Remember this ihst Aliens Bslssm is te only su
c- 10 be- depended upon f0 the perfect cure " c0nsum
ton and the genuine only be had n Cortland T. mad
hy lie prOprielOr WIN. A Twice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

BsEanAs's OsleIsAL osSVlsE PvLsosic srs'' -
celebrated remedy Tor lie u ConsamPlo0' NJ.
Courss Diseases u The Lungs. Liver co@P.in' 80 a
pepss. an be L.d. usual tia I'D ess i'ne' o -.
ae proprietor. Nc. Az CsrtspesL me door s''' 40
corasg VI GfosaNlc.rsL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

" We beg noly the public, through the columns OF
tins paper thai Sar,apanlla, 80 beneficial IN purifying ne
blood and removing eriptOns from the ssin sold an
COrland-st Al half ess prc. than at any other house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

ORORKGoS.-liss stated in the -. Joseph GG-efi,
the authority Of Mr. Rober, LUrtey who lately came
down the rver. that the company OF Oregon emsrsns
who time since lost their way. and were high up
the Missouri. Mormons. They were lefi a. fort
NermilliOn. three hundred miles ABOVE the Bluffs 4;
time about hundred lodges Of indians hsd Assem-
bed there with view 10 drive them OF and eNesrninaie
thembut the traders had obtained AFTER much persia
sion permission for them q remain I'll next spring n
which time they purpose prosecuting their journey.
CAIIFoRSiA--A letter Of late date from Caliior-
MA states that no aire2, bad yet been made 70 reestso
lsh the Mexican authority there. though expedition
with this object was said b. ntfns out ~ Acapulco.
Preparations being made BY the CAi;ornians 10
give il aproPer reception.
The NESIA MURDEREKs.-rwom men have been
arrested on suspicion OF being concerned IN the late
murder and arson In this place and suspicious Are sso
entertained against another individual now 10 jaL One
OF them has been discharged Another = sill ~ sl, but
will probably be discharged The other Is the individual
mentioned last week as having been brought from Gin
einnaii on suspicion Of robbns the mail We give no
opinion on the probable suii or innocence Of any Of
hem. .xsa.s (o) TorcaASsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

u The following changes in the places OF hold
ing the polls IN several Districts were made last,
night by the Common Council
Ia the Thirteenth Ward the First District poll rcmoy-
cd 10 fIes,ersreet the southwest corner u Grand
and Clinton streets The second District poll, from Nc
1875 Delaney street 10 l66 Delaney street and the Third
District poll from No 400 Grand street to No sheriff
street
sixteenth " ard the First District from No - Eighth
Avenue 20 the southeast corner Of Seventeenth street
and Ninth Avenue and the poll Of the second District,
from the corner Of Third Avenue and Twentieth street
10 smith Hbbard. at No J0l Third Avenue and the
poll Of the Fourth District. from the house Of James
Selmes Ninth Avenue between TweniysiNth and Tween
yscyenth streets the southeast corner OF the Eighth
Avenue and Thirty NTH street.
First District poll Of the Seventh Ward, changed rom
No 10 East Broadway TO No. 10.
Several Districts Of the Eiehth Ward at the following
places Third District l6- Spring street Fourth DIS
iric corner OF Narck and DOnnick streets sixth DIS
trict 300 Hudson street Seventh District Gs spring
street. Eighth District, 305 Spring street.
FRS, District Of the Fith Ward 10 be held at No. Is
Leonard street
second and Third Election Districts Of the Fourth
Ward at the following places, VIZ the Second District
A, no - James street the Third District at No.
James street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

iYGogrsuis ls Med Gated >Oap Is the most exifsd
diuary discovery made for the Of pie Doce
tar talOYne-- aus all ssn Irrs, cgsr invented Fyst.
ony A. ite Or ginsi Depot " WAaer.L let store hon
Broadway. ~ cents cake.
fgon-Tlue, Assembly Buildings, Philadelphia Ja
dan Ml.sL BOsiDli Carleton, Lowell, Green W
Worccstrri Pierce. Albany; ssckas Boil, Troy MJs'
n. Ea-.. AAn Hu.krn. NaYltrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

e The Petrised Human Body now exhibiting Al the
American Museum, Is the body Of Mrs. Morrison who
was born in Scotland. l76i she was remarkable during
her life time for the enjoyment Of good health and was
very eorpuent She died suddenly in l-Oi al Fertilizer
Canada last aged 20 and was buried IN The ordinary
manner IN clay sol. The body was exhuned win sew
era oiher bodies in June .4i for the purpose OF max
ing room for tie enlargement Of the village church In
texture resembles ,oh sandstone, and !. Of much the
specific gravity. Previous - rs removal 10 this
City kept =, The residence Of one Of tie relatives
where visited BY numerous dsrn su'ned SCENT
he men and among the res, the ceiebTa,ed { Feather
siouaush who Published An article descriptive Of Il the
Quebec Mercury which has been yery senorA-y sopee
By the pres. throughout the country We understand I,
il to bs removed to Boston on Monday next and our
readers who have not already II vii do wei TO EN-
brsce their lss opportunity 70 look upon the most sur
urs.r9 hzuAn yrsSerysron ever Known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

tf~ Frost has commenced ip some parts Of
Georgia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

f-y,s Nike Walsh. in his last Sub,erranesn'' re-
marks that an eminent Loco Foco holding two good
Offices is now pushing for Register and adds;
Three such ofccs at a time wouldn't be very bad to
take If such graspng and Unsuitable svarice can be
called democracy would like to know what IN the name
of Heaven they consider federdlism'
Rather green, that question, Mike a man who
works steadily lives prudcn,ly, sleeps conentedly,
cnvics no man. reads what is going on regularly,
sends his children 10 good schools week days and
takes them to church Sundays never wishing for
office and always voting jus, as he thinks best for
the Country pretty certain to be branded Fcde-
ralist 1t is not bad name however, If you have
sense enough to understand il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

'NEw-ORIEANs TRoPIc.-This excellent Wing
ournsl has jus, entered upon its fourth volume, with
strong Editorial force in every department The divs
ION of labor forced upon the conductors Of the leading
journals OF the great Northern Cities is winning its way
at the south also and The Tropic has ROW its CONNER
cis department which the labors Of competent Edi
tor are entirely devoted, and which must render the
paper valuable to Northern Merchants interested in
southern staples But the general conduct and spirit OF
the paper are such is command appreciation. Its
Southern paper frankly and decidedly so but does not
seek to proong existence and procure patronage by in
asming the passions and fears Of the Southern people
with regard their peculiar institutions 1t has
fought the Texas battle manfully and ably, on broad
National grounds withou, trucking to local prejudice
and mistaken selfinierest. The Tropic unlackiiy
plunged into Nsivism the close OF the late Presden
tia Election but has the Gifts ways, and now
under different Editors is Wing and nothing else
We commend Il 10 all who would like Wing journs
from the great southern Emporium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

AMERICAN ISsrrrurE-Ei ghteenh AHHuaI Far.
The Fair closes on Friday evening. To-day the
Hemp-rotiins and dressing machine. second only TO
Gotten Gin and tbs steam Hosting Machine VII Dc IN
opera ton. This invention OF NORRIS IS calculated TO
discharge the cargoes Of ships in the most admirable
manner.
from the Sacred Music Society VIII give some ane pieces
OF Mr. Nash VII sing Of his celebrated songs
accompanied BY Mr.. L. C. Hill on the piano There Wi.
be grand display q fireworks IN the evening On
Thursday evening there vii be exhibition OF IRE
works competitor BY several Pyrotecnnrt. "nicc VII
De Of unsurpassed excellence. See ADVERT serneni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ Gosrauds Haa Atfcsfsd Soap. for the cure Of = m
plies freckles Tan 5sloane.s, EmpuOn- AMI al ssn ..
guremenfs the only depot ~ WakersL is StofeFhD
broadway, ~ cent. case Grecsa Hair Dye, Isg,tab1
Liqld Hongs, for cdm-oung Lip. aud Cheeks foahr
Subtle for cItdicatng mperfgotn har, without injury
the Ifiy hac lIstHnfy scattering fedne's aa9
Pushes ON le face. AcQusc drops for curng desfns"A
&C. TIE above crrhfnted Preparations - Dr. coufs1a,
FROM g,,sd,ssy OZEf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

rS' The Southern papers ars srumbling al the
dilsoriness OF the Mails The OF complaint,
sthoaCh in greater degree, perhaps exists here The
Southern Mail rarely reaches Newiork in time FOR our
Evening Edition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

rg@ Rochester yielded s3.323 ofPosiage during
the last quarter under low postage, against $3.50
during the same quarter OF last year-a falling of Of
only Is per cent Considering that the circulation OF
Political journals and documents last year was un
precedcnted. we consider this reaky no falling of
at all Let the Postage Reform bill alone, and we
shall collect more Postage in ls4s than We have
ever Vet done in any wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

ryss The Sunday Mercury has the following
say on our City Tax-bill for the current year
There may be those who think that we are not tax
having peope-ihe less offensive term OF assessment be-
ing always applied 10 that mode ct extracting money
But appears that the amount of taxes in ior
the present year to be s2O5 600 IS cents on every
500 LAST year il WAS Sc This is nothing much for
a cheap government-bu where is the swindle 10 end
How much of this large goes TO It's legitimate pur
poses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

70 Daley Pain Extractor genuine only from Il Cot
AMIDST hall former price, No other persons have any
U At mkAe cell Pain Extractor al any other place
is city and the public cautioned nss Alnd uns
Tram ii tgftlauds Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
state-FOR SENATORS

state-FOR SENATOR'S
Dist LUTHER BRADIsH. Sew-fosG
U-COHNELIUS WARREN, Putnam
HL-WM. II. VAN sCHOONHOvEN, Ren~
iV-JkNEs &. HOPKINS, St Lawrence
V-JO-HUA 4. SPENCER, Oneida
NL-LORENZO DANA, Allsgany.
vIL-JOHN VI. HOLLFY, Wayne.
"yIlL-GIDEON HARD. Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
Michigan.

we nave number OF letters from this state, some
Of which we might publish, but we do not see III,
giving accounts Of the Political aspects in that State
They all agree on one point--that the Wings under
existing circumstances, might carry the State II they
would try. bu, probably will not. As these letters
were written before the unexpectedly suspicious re-
suits OF the Ohio and Georgia Elections, we think
their Respondent prophecies may now be taken with
Considerable discount. We hold that the Wings OF
Michigan ought to try. and we are confident that
j.; they try they cannot fail OF say not
friends thatihe State Government is in trouble and
tho control Oft would be detrimental to any party
Tor power honestly and ably used can never pcrma
oenliy iniure any party but must sensibly help it
II tho Wings believe themselves honest enough to do
what their State Convention resoir6d skosd be done,
in the way of Rcrenchment and Reform they should
not hesitate to struggle resoluiey for ,riumph Ii
they distrustful OF their orn worth they ought
st TO make determined effort for the sake their
brethren elsewhere. You owe debt of gratitude to
the Wings of GEORGIA and ONO Wings of Mich.
gan for noby teaching you never in the darkest
hours TO despair Of the Republic. Ii your State
pudiaes her obligations do you be faithful to yours!
~ The Morning Ners babies ignoranty of
the open coalition between the Wings and Anti
Renters or words that effect. OF the three can.
didstes for Assembly who compose the Anti Rent
icke, of Albany county tro are on the regular 10
co Foco ticket, formed in County Convention and
displayed at the hesdof the Albany Argus One of
these Mr. r. ID. Watson) has been an Ant, Rent trs-
yelling Lecturer for months. In Rensselaer, County,
Two Of the three regular Loco Foco candidates have
declined. and the two Loco Focos on the Anti Rent
ticke; will be supported instead. In Schohare, a
Wing and Loco Foco compose the Anti Rent
rcket--snd so on. The News is very valorous in
s attacks on the Anti Renters that i, supposes
them down but the conventions Of its party in the
Third Senate District. even when they nominate
up. Renters. take care TO pass Anti Feuda resou
tons Mr.. Van Schoonhoven is widely abused and
The Wing party on his account yet We are inform
cd that his Loco Foco competitor, Judge Nichols
claims to be as good an Anti Renter V 5. and his
friends arc fishing for Anti Rent votes in the Dis
trict while abusing the rioters on; OF it This may
be overdonc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
tify-FOH RLbI5ILh
NORRIS FRANKLIN.
FOR AsSEkBLI

FOR ASSEMBLY.
DAVID IL. OGDEN, ELLIS POTTER,
HAMILTON FISH, X. :. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM HALL. CLARk-ON CHOLItN,
.KI.yRESCR, MORGAN MORGANs,
,IrEK =. TITUS. JAMES KELLY,
=. g.. BALDWIN. WI. ED,IONDs,
JOHN A. MAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ GRAND FAMILY HoLlD.Y aud rare bill e attractions
a. Tie American Museum Tbe OfsDg, Ps,unsd tody and
al toe c1nO.lues Of the Museum Will be exhibited Al
a. hours Of be day and evening and TWO sIencd Deor
will tase place a. snd 81, IN which th- Don
cola Minstrel the Merfeds and other asltrd performer,
vii appear. The Mnsrels alone oih he price Of a.
mission. TIN. vii bes fue opportunity Tor people from
The country asc families Of lad lee and Oh ldfen.
~ The enterprsng proprietor Of tie Ahamra tss con
verted MS elegant SaOon INTO Concert Room in which
laniy lighted and have 10 doubt h will become the
sort Of our uptown fashionabex opens his eysno.
with Panos celebrated BuresQe Opera Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

rS- The public hereby cautioned asa.ns ns ar
ceylcs resort ii 70 by certain young man % US
name have no.nk to do with bin, Eof LA % ~ -
Lsre.t TO- or sno~sdge u business iAirseI'
base sod pueie efforts holg ordinarily h4'nl-ss
are es.c denly lnlsg1e1 % cfrat- isisr imVfes
require la tlai respect sufficient notice 20 PAT NE .ry
bsf guard sgslusl tbs injurious cons,f.snoes !,
ding Lac deception z. >. bFhKMAN, - S0'+'~
~ sCHENcK's PULaoSIC srKup - 8 oertan - "a
the cure 9i Dy.g-psis Liver Comp al1i, t9.a', -
and y .ease- VI lss Lungs. Any One caia1s - ,,r,
10. Cortand-sl c4a obian tsras,j psnpor' g.
f1ii Dozen pron Of he above diseases, ESQ b
number OF psfso-s VI hl. Standing "a ls'e pesI
he 4se VI LIS uc-.clas -. yeru.
Beware ofsgunoCs init Atlons To ob'sia tos ~. ore
ne uaae- ~rs,-d Pulmonic syrup. 90 directly " Nv
prstofs otter No : Cortarr--L ~, I. ..r-S
Pl-s,o rem -iter ia. T. : Be~ksian 10 no logger -
VI rlG. ne proprietor ~ uog D. F,sfoE''s 49,
n.ecic1. purchased u hin, ~ te 10 .OaSef ssis -
re schrncks Yglmollc mp. .,,rxrx
Oi0u ~ ii. sShE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

e Snow fell in Albany on Monday evening to
the depth Of one inch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

l-y' We have hitherto inferred, from repeated
limitations originating at w ashington, that somr
body there had possession Of certain letters we wrote
ia lsf to Hon John e. Spencer then recently appointed
Secretary ofWar We are thoroughly convinced
that this is not tie case and that John Joness and
Secretary Msrcys giving out in reference to certain lei
ters OF ours must refer 10 something else. Whatever
letters they either them msy have OF ours they ore
welcome publish and do not ecuador 1t would he
any wise less crcdtae to publish private letters than to
boast of having them, hint their purport and init
mate that the writer would dislike TO them published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ Hon WASHINGTON PoE, Wing Member of
Congress elect from the Hid Macon District OF
Georgia has resigned his seat, on account OF impera
tive personal engagements. Little doubt that
Whig will succeed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

RENSSELAER, CO.-LYMAN WILDER, OF Hooslck ana
WM A. MoCULLocH Of Groenbush. who were sssocia-
,ed with Cro r. DAVIS on the Assembly ticket noinina
ted in Rensselaer, county have declined running 5o'h
are osnable men, and and earnest friends OF the
S,ot, administration ALBANY Atlas.
yV, We commend the good taste of the declin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ Legal night, sometimes exist hem moral rights %
For instance the deaf have not he moral rg 10 annoy
friends when hey may bee cured by hcssirs Acousc
OIL for deafness from That welknO~n house q CORTLAND
a. where every a-'icl- genuine and Satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

~ OLE Built has reduced the price OF tickets
to his Concerts in Boston to 50 cents He will make
money by the chang
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

t,Y- At the time Of going TO press p o'clock
Tamrnany Hall was doing her best to make a nom
nation for Register but with Indifferent success
The FIVE candidates have about 10 votes each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

FLORIDA ELEcTIos.-The Florad'on contains
returns from 3 Counties in Middle and West florl-
da, which give Cabel (Whigl $40 majority The
Floridian thinks that East and South Florida VIII
overcome this and elect Brockenbrough by & small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
Laca.Yoco Nominations.

Ler,s Co-John Newkirk for Assembly, in place
OF Clemence Whitacer who declined the nonna
ton
Seseca Color Assembly Alanson Wood
worth Of ONd
JYayne Co-Theron X Strong and Dr. James
NJ Wilson for the Assembly, and Aaron Grlswold
for County Clerk.
~ Abraham Van Alstyne OF Montgomery Co.
has declined the Loco. Foco nomination for Assem-
bly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
THE TRIBUNE.
WIG NOMINATIONS.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. lsi5.