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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

there not manifest need OF il when We have a
President of the United States utterly ignorant OF
them, and deepening by Dis ignorance that Of hun
dreds OF thousands whose votes sway the destinies
of the Country Mournfu is the spectacle OF q
Chief Magistrate gravely intoxicating doctrine
which makes every man the enemy of his neighbor
and rtlrs up an Ishmaehte war between the differ
en-, classes and vacations in Society," but is il not
the duty of those who see how falacious and how
mischevous is this doctrice 10 expose asd re-
buke II
"A few words in illustration Of determinations
within the Revenue priRciple,' and we take leave
OF the Inaugural. If any man has clear ioea o.
the Revenue principle he must see thai mere is 9
fatal contradiction It is easy 10 see how hevenue
and Protection may De combined in one ann ,oi
the present Tariff secures both. But Sf. o'',
doctrine Is that zach d,dy must De ffo'ec.i's o.-s
within the Revenue limit winch Is leai'' '-'
,ha, It shall not be Protective at al. foI
the present Tariff affords Revenue enough y' gay
dnries i, iroposes on Hats, Boots and ohoes'
made Clothing. &c. are so hish as OF themselves
n aGord scarcely any Revenue at all. Ahc why :
paoarss :, was iudged that our owa HatteIs, Shoe
,,a..rs TaiIors and Seamstresses could Supply Us
,;, ,bese articles cheap enough, and 10 tar greater
.d,,,,spe il they were secured the whole market
han # thew were subjected TO the caprices OF For
s;yo connection. The consequence is that scarcely
anv of these articles are imported and vet our con-
suners obtain them as cheap as ever they did under
mere Revenue duty. But if these articles are
only to be charged with duty within the Revenue
limit, the duties mus, be cut down until they afford
Revenue-that is, until Foreigners can occasionally
urdersell our own workmen-though it should be
necessary 10 go down 10 five per cent Indeed,
Mr. Polk expressly declares, in another place, that
all measures las these manifestly are) should be
charged the lowest possible rate Of duty. The
effect of this policy would be to derange our In
dustrv, threw our Artisans out Of work and our
Seamstresses often upon charity, and all Tor wha'
few importers would now and then make
great profit; but our consumers would be supplied
no cheaper than at present. Our Artisans make as
cheap as any rivals would steadiiy do so, though
they would occasionally be suPplanted and threwn
out Of work by the insane passion for what Is novel
and farfetched, acting upon the thrown-of surplus
Of some glu,ted Foreign market.-Mr. Polk II
will cos, harder struggle than you have any idea
of TO get the Tariff fixed as y,u would have IT.
These questions of breadand- butter will not yield
to the appliances Of Executive patronage and power
30 easily as a mere question Of Conscience, like
Texas. Try
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MADISON COUNTY

TIC NdHcIIUFId I@dSC say
AT our election, held yesterday, the Wings as
usual, elected their entire ticket.
The Loco-Focos dropped their regularly dominated
candidate for Constable and Collector and united he
lndia-rubber" candidate, o~Ser to defeat the Wing
nominee, thereby hoping make breach in the old for
But they have been defeated and the result has
taught them lesson they will not soon forget
The resu: compared with that of Tie election =
year ago. shows Wing gain OF nine LocoFoco los Of
thirteen and an Abolition loss sry-egh Last year,
wanted six make majority all our
opponents this year we are eghfOv ahead OF both Lo-
cs-Focosm and AbolitionIsm
FgNNER--We have only time 10 announce that the
Wigs have elected their entire ticket by average ma
jOrty OF 20
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Ia The SIR S PHO at Sa1ea from PdTa-Cap' Joi-ffah
Shepard OF Salem. Mass.
the Storage
In brig r. D. zaiio fronl Earaaa-E Z Seeeonh' l.
sheidone W H Thomas, II. Hutchinson. r Chs'Tisf.
In brig PliTsra, fr.1s s1rda"ds-A"FTis an befsn.
IaS< brig Raeoa froua saranaqhS Il clossOn, Peek,
Y Peck. + L Brockway, Wright, Tanner and
In HI BrSq En.ly. rom CharsssoB-Ars E Gregory 3
Masters, Ms. !, Gregory, Messrs \ Paine, Caio, c
Sotllore-and "a in the steerage-
II the Bark 81 Cloud, rom RIO Graade-George Shake
tosd Alexander shaklefort, 3. W. Tucker.
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e Vow by our lizards we II stand upon o,f rights


So said Of the old Roman Consu, q, feeryinG SOM
message from enemY's commander that he do like
In these days stand different grcuad We and
rsep boards but swear y them And nsed s'ee
linz in;foGaetiOu of ti.at famous compound
HEERYs CHrNEse SiaAytyG CEEAM,
b=ards discount The face deica;ey kued for
shaving after application the cannot cut. iaiGft
rri,atr thr skin great Shaving Cram IS Henry s
Prepared and sold by A. B. sAS0s X Co. h-Hn.ss 'h'
Dngysts 2-2 Broadway cor Cb1mberrt sold also al -
Fu!toa-st- and II last Broadway. Rncs " cents
PRE,uH RAZOR SrR0ps-The first premium OF the iSif o.
the American Institute has een awarded Jeaf after yeat 10 H.
Saunders for the invention Of the Heatc Iaoe'' WIZ 0u
soes No SHE having the effect Of hone. without 'ihs I'll
% water the other sides fo keeping the Frzof WIN W
smoot edge 20 that with Of em rnxon can be KEPT
perfect order without having recour'e TO cutler OF baref
j md ,ecor,neoled BIZ the frs, eges of England. sisi
c.uted by the most scientific gentlemen in this country rs
,rest celebrity ba. caused coun'ers and limitations nnuhns
He v,c cn ea,ily be detected By he and moeftet
,sre % VIVA; Is called the Tablet SIDE. the original be
n,ooth md polished Mandatory l3 Boadway. w5e's'
Ds 1ssonies, OF Toilet Article nf the quality easS
waysbe had l-pl HiIS
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First PGge.-Principles of the Native American party;
Harvard University; New Publications; Miscellaneous
Items.
Las Poge-Sonnet, on hearing of the passage The Tex
as Resolutions hy The Senate; News Items
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G3- Hon. LUTHER BEApism was, at meeting of
the Regents OF the Univerity, held March 6, APP
pointed Trustee of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons in the City of New-lork, in the room Of
Rev G. T. Bedell, resigned.
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I-Ooo Ut sLb9CAIFIION IsOOh7.
J We LOST BY tie fire Subscription Book which coz
.ned part Of the list Of Southern subscribers TO 'he
Weekly Tribune received at this Office previous 20 The ''"-
tenth dag Of October last Aso Subscription Book coz
iail;ps small portion Of the nants OF our sgpc ,b
yorth and We'd Of ABany "a TIE Stat Of Mr. York ule
Ht,eTn part OF FeHost E6rtera Oo, .soyth17s lalg
and Northern Illinois and OF Ena WlE:0HsiH and H' n
The NAH Books containing the fifty weeks subscflOs
Last year ard the 10 months Subscribers Oh me pfe,e
lar the s.y- named States and Districts saved
Postnlcaers ell greatly o5lige us " ysresrata2 u W.
nasaes Of cur ta6sy15rs at Aoe potafs asd M fu'
,rkies 1ey hare pad All orr Mall Books i9t ins t.,
rriI,ne are saved and we miss Of the Weekly "N'
the above described. n
We WIN keep enough papers hard TO supply those "
orr subscribers whess panaea we have !os!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

DC. The Wings in The FIRST, SIXTH, EIGHTH
NINTH. TWELFTH, SIXTEENTH and SEVENTEENTH
Wards of our City have presented full tickets for
Charter officers, and are preparing to make good
fight for them. We trust the other ten Wards will
not lag far behind. Friends, select your candidates
and bring them out-nothng like taking the field
early and firmly. With prudence and energy, the
Cooperation may yet be ours. Beieady.
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To-Dny,s Outside.

C5- ALEXANDRIA, D. c., has chosen Wing
Mayor. Joseph Evebes) by / TO / over Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

SHOOTING BIRDS No man, with sos so large
as flea'S gizzard, could possibly be SO mean. so
cruel, so cowardiy, as 10 so round, pop, popping al
little birds in The brars and bushes, wing breaking
sparrowS and manning chickadees-apd yet there
are things ia human shape Just base enough 10 do
ii. These, where they bury their depravity in
some dark glen vast wilderness, may escape hui
man observation !; but in the vicinity of our cities
they subjec, themselves to the disgust and oathiug
OF every one in whom the image OF God is not
defaced and obhiera,ed. But, in our cities them
selves, the offence is sill more fragrant. Il is a
gross offence against law and public safety 10 fire
balls and SHOT within the limits OF our city: and
yet the citizens Of the Twelfth Ward. especially
those living near any ltile wood or clump of trees
are constantly ANNOYED and alarmed by this bird
shooting. The peace Of their houses is invaded.
and the lives of their children endangered by this
continual violation OF law. Must they endure il
Tor ever.
Mes>rs Alderman and Assistant OF the Twelfth ,
aad you, Municipal Police we ask you 10 give at
least one days attention 10 the little wood sur
rounding Turtle Bay, and ares, the ,repassers on
property and vioators of law who infest il. Come
any fair day. and you will iir,d business; then keep
! coming till you have pu, stop 10 the outrage. The
residents in thai vicinity pay taxes be protected
BY the enforcement Of the laws; why 90 you leave
them IN q state of outawry' They feel kindness
for the iitle waIblers that fit around them, and
dread TO see them tortured and buichered in mere
wantonness; have they not some right 10 be pro-
tected N the 1uet possession OF the ule properties
they pay such heavy taxes upon? NJ Mayor! you
have reputation for wishing 10 see the Laws en-
iOrced-wlll You DO ANYTHING IN the premises
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o. The Northern Cabtnef, Literary QuaFto by
Charles Boynon has been removed from Canton 10 Pots
an S. Lawrence Co. and changed from semi weekly to
weekly
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TOMPKINS COUNTY,

In Mcca the Polk party made the most desperate.
efforts to gain victory An Unprecedented vote
was given-over 20! The Wings have MAORI
ty of the Board of Trustees, 4 10 g. Wing Trea-
surer, Wing Fire Wardens, and Wing to Loco
Assessors Total Wings to Loco.
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~ The bill ,his week at The American Museum i, the
yet offered this favorr .ilt.hment
Guiding the comicaes of DR. ylentne, thu hunor OF The
warbuss u Miss Orye the dinees Of tarnr, ac. at
lton PhfenO0gcal Examinations daily aud the oruee
aislII Ting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

SAGAcTTY OF \ DoG.-In the recen, fire which
DESTROYED the dwelling OF . Thompson, West Haven,
he was indebted Tor the preservation own life and
that OF his family he instinct aud fidelity OF his dog
This animal observing The progress OF The flames. eaped
upon the bed where his master still asleep AMI
scioas Of danger. and by loud and yUcierous howiis
awakened hn from his dangerous slumber just in
enable him 10 escape nniGred from his burning apart
Rent, and arouse the other inmates Of the house
Sew Haven COURIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

The canvassing of the votes devolved on the old
tied Common Council, the Mayor presiding. The
vote for John Ale was allowed 10 Mr.. Allen by
6 10 lone Loco voting with the Wings. The
question mex, being on the vote for ]. Allen, the
Locos voted not 10 allow il, making ) 10 >. Mr..
Allen being required to unite the knot, voted
against himself so Mr. keeler was declared Mayor.
The Advertiser (Loco) intimales that he Will not
accept So we should suppose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

ENTHUSIASTICALLY House OF Assembly Of
New. Brunswick, by 4 vote Of % 10 9, have passed
Resolution which declares that the present
Executive Council of the Province does not pos
sess the confidence OF the House the Country at
large. This was followed by an Address 10 her
Majesty-passed by vote of q TO (which sets
forth the mafeasance of the Lieutenant Governor
ne having appointed for Provincial Secretary his
son-In.law, whe was also his Private Secretary
which caused the retirement OF four Members OF
her blaIesty's Executive Council, the Governor
concluding 10 keep him in Office against their wish
This split between the Governor, the Executive
Council and the House OF Assembly has warmed
Up the blood OF the New. Brunswickers, ard Fred
erlck:on has become for the moment the scene Of
teryent political excitement.
FTE~ N SayAYHAH.-A FIRE broke out IN Savan-
nah, Ga The Cd inst. in the long building Jefferson
street known Is Washington Hall, the lower floor being
occupied cotton warehouse, in which 1000 bales Of
stored. The loss Is estimated from $4,000
sj0.GG0 There insurance OF S2O 900 OIL the
in the Savannah Insurance AID Trust Company, and
SO 500 on building IN the Howard Insurance Company
Of Eew-York.
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s C.-By the Charleston
Parn. OF March j Of another burning OF cotton
in city-a pile OF $50 bales Frlneiss wharf con-
signed r. j. o. Caldwell, and insured in Tie Charleston
Trust and Augusta Insurance and Banking Companies.
Two brick stores by, belonging 70 j. Fraser 20.
damaged 20 the amount Of 5000, and merchandise
also burnt 20 The amount OF 5000.
Vocal MUsIc.-See Warmers advertisement IN
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MONROE COUNTY.
The Texas. iniquty has thoroughly reused the
Young Lion Of the West The town elections
in Monroe County. which came off on Tuesday
last resulted in the most signal triumph ever
achieved by the Wings OF that staunch Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

&c. The steamer United Sta les meant TO leave
Bno Saturday last; tor Detroit Ga the 9Th of March
last year. ii was impossible ge tn oh the Point
Abaio As the ST. Clair arrived Cleveland from Deroi;
on March Isl, The lskr IS doubtless open.
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CHENANGO COUNTY.

Norwict has elected a Wing Supervisor, for the
first time in years, BY Is majority against the
stroagest Loco-Foco ia the town. The town gave
90 majority for Polk So much for Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

DEATH 81 DSowSING.-oii SATURDAY three young
men OF the Twelfth Ward W en-, out in sail boat
at Turtle Bay, and by some oaeans upse, the boat,
preciFttatins all three into the water Two of
them were rescued, bul the third, Henry Wolf, son
OF German residing in the nejghbo.hood, was
drowned, He was about eighteen years OF age.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED TO THE WEEKLY
TRlHINE
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SUBSCRIBERS TO THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
Not including any received IA thu City o; Nsw'fors
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P,SsFNGERS ARRIVED.

Vocal MrsIc.-See Warmers advertisement in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

Cy- Nav. H,MrSHIRg holds her State Election
tomorrow, Ii any other nominaly Free State
were TO vote tomorrow, Illinois only excepted, we
Should hope fora rebuke 10 the Texas iniquity; and
even from New-Hampshire we look for some
CLEANS OF sunshine
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loss OF SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

10 Dsrrgr's PAX EXTRACTOR sold at2I CCnr;laat y
n F..LY PHICE-WAE RASTgu GgSCIsF.
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ROCHESTER MAYOR.

Rufus keeler, Loco, has been declared Mayor
elect of Rochester by one majority The vote
stood:
John Aleu- whig 1907 Rufus Keeler. Uoco) 1909
J.Alcn.............- 2IHoyt. tNativc,) As
John Ale, I-(Birney) $500. 30
John Alen(voief for Mar
Shall pinned partly |
over ~ ......--..--..
Total 81
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TOWy ELECTIONS.
HERKIMER COUNTY.

HERKIMER COUNTY.
HhV ,.,,,., FIAT. Mannheim, Jain.
stark, i nee Htn's-' Frankfort: 81
S.buvier. g1ia-i. Lizzie PALS
ERIE COUNTY.
IT, W7tg. Wing. Wing
Alden, Buffalo,, Concord SaIr..ssd y''"
Amherst Cheektowaga, Eden ss"s'e10'
an11. 81, j, CoIaen Ha1nburgh, 9. Torawaada, Q.
Brandt. gain, Collins, ho1sha' van
Boston. LNe'D
with the rest.
There mas not been such clean sweep in many
wears. There are several Wing gains beside those
we have indicated.
Scattering Touns heard from.
Hamilton, Madison Co. Loco by 30. Ffed0nia,
Chaut. Co Wing, by great majority.
Poughksepsie has elected Wing Charter oHlcers
without opposition.
FULTON Co.-Revolu;ionized.
Blsecs s%g gau. Mayss s%' gain. cAroga,
Br0ad2bin OppenheiIn, gdIi f>phfs.a'.
JcllnstowD PERTH. Norma to''''
The remaining town (Stratford) is probably Loco
Last year, hrse Wing, seven Loco; now slr
Wing to lat mosD four Loco Supervisors Huz-
"a for Little Fulton We are Indebted TOR TINS
good news 10 the Johns,own Republican Extra
WYOMING COUNTY.
Wing. W7ag. Wig los.
A;tica, Gainesville Perry "
Castle. Mitdiebury. warsaw
Covington oransevi!le. "eihetSheia-'
Bennington, China and Sheldon TO hear from
the first probably Loco second Birney, third Wing
Last wear Wing, :; Loco, Birney.
CATrARAUGUS COUNTY
The Town Elections in Caiaraugus County
came of on Tuesday last, and resulted IN hand
some Whip ,riun,nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

{S- The South Carolina chivalry,' now that
Polk has turned his back on them, are beginning to
,alk again OF nulhyng the Tariff! Bah, Give
Calhoun the direction of affairs, and they would
be easy enough about the Tariff.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-14

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SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

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COXE'S HIVE SYRUP.

WE are now preparing the article by an en-
w process which o public
Medicine Of the desirable
auaesins certain and in its action and not liable
fermentation the article usually prepared IT,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
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p ARTICLES
Gia Of the best quality BIO esI3o. Wholesale
retail.
White Lead hard To beat from 25 lbs so lbs 500 lbs
Ths above articles and good
ounu2 gentlemen would do well call and
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Paint shop Main
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WEBB. BACON & co.
Offer for SALE.

WEBB. BACON & co.
Offer for Sale,
q HHDe New Orleans Sugar
1O@k l<e P. b. CroI do par prime, recently
imported
1909 bags p Rico Havana and Ct Domingo Coffee
90 bags Old lava and Maraicaibo DO
IS hbds West India Molasses
SEQ sides Sole Leather
81 dozen Russet Upper do
la boxes aud halfboIes Loaf Sugar
bbh Crushed do
- tlerces Rice
500 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
lo4 do Ground Alum dc
so boxes TaTow Candles Halls patent and Other brands
a<7 soxes Soap various qualities
~ boxes Sperm Candies
American blstered Steel
~ bundles Hoop Iron various widths
l72 Window Giass, SHE and i0xl2
u Nova Scotia Grindsones
50 bbls N. Carolina Tar
81 dozen tainted Baskets
ais bags Shot
81 kegs Duponi's Cunpowder
II Caiabria Iicorce
ll4 kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizss
ALSO,
Logwood Alum Indigo Nader White
Lsd Shoe Thread Leading Lines and Bed Cords Ginger Pep
Pento Starch Teas Of various qualities Corn Brooms Irvine
WOOD Ware, Hops Paper &c &c au ~
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ARRANGEMENTS with II' pr"pti"to's "i The noat pop
ular medicines nov i'm use, t. enable 81, III to
furnish dug lists IN wholesale dealers. ON tnuch
more a'lrautIg'ouS terms thar they ia gen, ri
ID" procured from tho prop ,tors themselves. And
~ n" snOhsi iCatcd preparations kept so d at
tins stab fshtucnt. theFei no iSk of getting Cuun-
tr!c articlcs, with wnic! tho country now a.
bounds
The attention OF the pub,ic Is solicited, To nil at
the Fountain Head ali we, where il kept fu, ,ar,
and may hc cXhn'n-d She most cXi"nsrsc aid zen
cra assortment of Proprietary arJialcs Of Mcdi-
riucs to hc found in the Uni'c states.
For the COnvcn cncc of those who il may not he
convenient TO app at the ahov, cstablj shmcnt,
We have "Stah he'd SPECIAL DEpDrs in he blowing
or = al catalogue tn he E,un.l.
RICHMOND, Va, at the store Of ~ Duval &
Co. III Main -trrci.
WASHINGTON. y C., at tho store of Robert
Farnhrm, corner of Eleventh siycct and Penn. Av.
BALTIMORE, Md, Mt the store of $. S. Hancc,
No los Baltimore street.
NEW YORK, No. VS. Maiden Lane.
ALBANY, y. Y, M. 81 State street
BOSTON. Mass Nn. Water stree
All of whom 81, piled from. the Columbian.
College and Fountain Hcad Of
Ort$ y w. DYOTrF &. SONS.