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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

This table will give clearer insight into the present
Of the manufacturing interest in our country than
ny theoretical estises that be written as these
repraciicsl results Il must also be borne in mind that
MS the net cost and the manufacturer cannot eX
ect 70 receive returns In les than ten months Desra
We stuff goods continue scarce and are in good demand
o. Cloth. The s,oc the hands Of All classes Of dealer, - ,tl
49, ~ present .o~ W. ss' i, 1870, ,o@,5 nan here
n moh Of The grades from - 81 70 - sno come directly
Am~uan goods and also have an over
sA,nus competition German manufacturer Esensre
~qar.ton- making 10 push i.r~td VIII increased cne r
ne freely And proes somewhat less In heavy Woolen
Ssvs We have but lew mseioi the low pred sde- as ,
ust prev years bot goods OF THIS DESCRIPTION are
Massachusetts that the want of te imported article -
" - L,,l. have ruling such low pnces f 80 ong
nd H.. We had hoped % have snce but they
sss- reported DULL sui het At low prices Our importer are
through their season business that an estimate can BE-
the snouni shrh w be done The geneml impression
fsi three ioufths OF last sears trade
There is negotiation now going on between
ne managers of the great avenues to the Pennsy
ana coal fields the Reading Railroad and the schuyl
hi Navigation Co. by which remuneratve rate OF
ba will be fixed upon for next season. There is
Every probability that an amcabe arrangement will be
made and tina, the present suicidal which has
Sought both companies the point Of bankruptcy will
v abandoned The suppositon that such an arrange
nent will be made has carried up the stock Of the Read
az per cent within a week.
The quantity OF Coal transported from the An
afaeitc coal regions of Pennsylvania for the past week
IA. as iollows
Total for
Week ending Oct u Previously. the season.
ShuylkiA Canal. tons. .ll,-Hl ooloi< 49,
Reading Rsiroad .........4SS yl+Sp 1870
thikh Osnal.... ILLUS 'to,tot ~ -
Total. ..................S772 l,s55lS l,9casls
The business on the Wabash and Erie Canal,
Indiana continues TO show increase The tolls re-
eeived Lsfsysite and Fort Wayne for the month OF
September were 1910 l-45. ls4S
Lafayette. .............S6 S2l 8 S776b 50 $3.50 %
rou wsyne........... 500 OF 6S91 o. -. 10
Tosa................S9 925 o sli,l6S O5 S2l7is IS
At Portland money IS exceedingly tight At
Boston there is little relief and money can be had i
pad for At Philadelphia the msrke, is still very tight
su, psper sells rather better rates. At Baltimore the
market Is siil stringent
\ tram has been run over "a miles OF the syria
esse and Osweso Railroad and regular trains 10 Fulton
arc to commence on Monday next The capital of the
Company is 100000, and II has borrowed $4,000
Which will build ssd equip the road the entire distance
S miles. The iron used weighs 81 lbs to the yard
The track IS very straight aud the maximum grade
does not exceed twenty feet to the mile
The Washington Ncws says
rae s..~rs n i.ni War.nts 81, asnu au zoos to
@ great NAM he market AID he tate r''hsf 'eas
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u -. f'.-ssrsnr Tn, CO, 81 ~ Ws-f. nssr Msr-
- - ~ D-i,rrv near Goefck-.t- Large Ngi. - -
- ~ = sg-r D. HARRIS coz
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JACOB i PLATT, Auctoneer
l tnI II a. AIEHEA AND IEM lRN .-TlIIS
J. NJ b. BO0ERT. Aucfonecr.
SsTACK nv CHINA. GLASS AND EARTH

SENWARE.-MONDAY, Oct 10, at 10 O'Clock, at the
store 45 Maiden large and general assorted soch u
down and light blue white grsnite and iron stone sdsed.
painted, dipt and Also China tea SETS stone
jugs metal tops cut and plain glass, &C
Sale peremptory In lots from the shelves 10 suit whoe-
and retail dealers Terms under 500 cash. city money
7loO and over months credit for approved endorsed
notes ON u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

THE FAIR Ofihe American institute Dr. row
~ ELLIS Self Acting Eye and Ear fountains can or
In operation and pamphlet can De had nee OF cost
that describes the In which this method OF applying
water (eliher cold Is 50 emnenty sefYlcespr
Dr. Powell attends usual 20 diseases Of the Eye and Ear
At PSI Broadway. corner OF Warren where his Treatise
on the Eve price 81 be procured Just Imported
srge supply of beautiful Artificial Eyes. ol5 5useod'
A HAII. WILL BE GIVEN AT THE COLL
n scum 40 Broadway. on W tDNt-SDA1 tNtslNb,
Oct ~ to aid the WIDOW AND ORPHANS OF he late
JAMES DWYER, Captain of the ith Company l. Is and
Sergeant Of Company q. q. The following Commlues
most earnestly solicit your attendance and pledge them
selves that nothing shall be wanted 10 render the occasion
worthy Of The object for which tits Intended
COMMITTEE.
Can't John Grsr1ry go 9Th ar I.eut Mdebeu-r
Leat Walker. Green~fh - Thomas hsy,', ~ Nfef :,
NJ. uersby "A Ann rhom.s Reilly. Hermitage Hall
Michael pheisn 81 Barclay = John - islif.ef Ni.sah -
obn Anaur Jr ~ Ninth A. Pstncs Kergn. 50s Wash nson
setionst Joseph fo0a Connor ~ Ves~y =
Leonard ~ Ann ~ John Warren, ,tu W"d hotri
me- o,,o ~ sullivan John Welsh fourth T.
Michael por.n Dr. M.ehaei Brennan, 40 Broadway.
mana. g@,slrt Gregory norsn.
w.f,eI Hr.tg Thomas Mauslan. ~ Prince a.
Maurice Walsh Dr} notk lNfhaelp Veil ~. n"'. - A.,
The Floor will be- under tho Management OF Mr. LJCAS
Music by NsnAhsn's COtillon Band ~.
Tickets ~ each to admit Oenilenan ana Two bh'"s
Can be mad from any Of the Committee
Tbs Committee h requested 10 meet Tuesday evening
the TN inst The Mercer House, al y o'clock olo NC
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desire. = A'"'NN
n REICH Agent for the Company.
Aissior 81 cf Tickets 10 be had al the Music stores
and Al the door the Of the Concert Doors open
NJ Il Concert 70 Commence a. O'Clock precisely.
~ The q Genmsns Muscs Society viii give thelr
First rand Instrumental Concert sithe Female Academy
Brook yn Monday Evening Oct 10, on when oeossoh
q rhoi-a Programme will be- performed. olo u
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rno,.L AND MONEY MATTERS.
.,,,, n NeoG.. s.. ,es F0uriA Peg

SATURDAY. October l4-P NJ
,s,ocks are iu fair request and The quota
'''n' am Treasury No,es apd Government sizes
80 !. not much doing Ia the iancie'' ana toe
ms we're huciuains
,ss nothing Of importance DONG 40 TX
I'e' "A the market ia without change.
ss'' !. q fair amount oi business done IN
De ,bc market IS steady. Hour was engaged
'-'s' At 2s I'd. aud Grain At sd Cotton is dun
80, ~, ss,ry good. "a, oda3O'. Within few days
go 5000 boxes Cheese have been engaged for
..sou At SIS c37' Cd
~. .ooied n paragraph few days since from
-, Park Noe RsportV stating that the Seneca
-, ono. bad bcen protested here. We under.
-, the matter has been arranged. snd the pro
9 9 from the accidental delay Of remittance
=, sss .ince como ,ohend.
=. entire shipments Of Coin during last week
.ssa2iO including $4,000 to Ilayre and slooWO
.',.,er 70 Bermuda The entire shipments since
'..,,ry have been se6lll75 There is continued
=. of Coin from the interior but not much from
II excepting TIA, which comes in the pockets OF
.-.,,sn,. The quotations are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

rS- Germans, TO y orr Post.-The German rAY
l. Or Wing Rough and Ready Club Of Tue Seventeenth
Wsrd viii hold meeting Wednesday evening Oct Sat
Il schosssIs Seventeenth ard Hotel corner
OF Avenue and ffssL Our German cuzens aud oiher'
fendiv 10 TAyIoR and FIJI MORE are requested 10 give
A cali The meeting will be addressed by Col John
Robr Mr. C. HHus~u and Mr. J. T. freshman BY order
tb, faa Of Arrsrqemeuts
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GRTF~WIcs sAyISGs BASE. Oct - lsi';
~rnr.Cp ~ HpHEKy GIVEN that BY r-soil-

NOTICE A. HEKEBY GIVEN that BY . rrsol-
Mon Of the Board OF Trustees, The rate Of ine'Tss y
aner aosve on deposits viii be Increased rom 70 -
Five per per cert on al over So and no W :.
* pr cent 90 ali SUN. % $50 srd under unt oirf-'
orderei CLINTON GILBERT secre' aries.
ole 90 EDWARD y flDOAf1
T,ONNECTICVT MUTUAL LIFE lNst KAN Z
u COMPANY .-Ohre 81 WalLsl-Contsnu-s - nst.e
AGAINST a. amer OF Life ssks terms more
r., .rv other Company Persors insured now. VIII pafl-
e.. In me .nrus dividend the fret u F-orsy neAt
f~csL RrTEKEScEs-FhePs Deeg. c. f,r ..s, =
- s.v ms Nv JUDD, Azeu, for APphesaoos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

~ Adams q Co.'s Express-FOR NEW-OR'
LEANs.-Pacssges, parcels, iswelry and va.uabes Of
every description will he forwarded by the steamship FAIL
con, Capt Thompson, TO The u agent 10 New
Orleans HESRy G STErsoN, ESQ p Charres-st Pack
age. or Mobile for the present be directed the
of house 10 New Onesns The ship viii sal on Monday
next al. r 81 and parcels will be received unt o'clock
Of hat day. lol3u.l ADAMS 4 co. le Waist
~ Eecker'- Farinn has established - repu-
7t0n with The medical prOf-s-On and The public, az diet
for children and nysds. much superior 20 srrOw root sago
barley more nglnenrG pleasant to The taste and
easily prepared Al The principal drug stores WhQ'esar
by FfFCKFR l. BROTHER. IN Cherry Il OH nj.
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~-Vu E,II CARPETING.-The subscriber hiss

-. --.-v..r handsome assortment Of new styles Of
er.s-l. Thfee-Py and Ingram Carpetng, " superior
1000 .fv. and caofs. together Win general as-of
80, - Dr,,gg-f. oil ClOih-. Rigs 70 &C He respect
s- ,cs lie paran.se Of his friends. and hose wishing
~ F-'e- {. LiNES e0 Cansl -
&c ts.. near BrosdVHy.
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TESTAMENT, under Tie ediora supervision OF nlsnop
HUGHES srd sanctioned by the Archbishop oi BALTIMORE
and by numerous shops aud Clergy OF ne United Saes
Illustrated with no splendid EngruvnRs, beside oirr en-
be.h-rts A. an expense Of several thousand dollars, Is
not only the most beautiful bat the cheapest WORK ever
pub hed In the United States 10 be published 10 u paris
Al = cents each First part ready and the DINERS 10
rapid progress. Agents and Csnva.sers " anied - -.
HEWITT 1 sPOONER. y JOhn-,t WIN H. GkAtAM'
General gent Tor The Publishers, Brick Church Building
corner OF Nassau and Spruce sts Oh ols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

m. value Of merchandise imported into THIS
az, excepting ,oat sent TO the warehouse and the
n, Of duties received during the week ending on
,,b ns, in each Of the three years, is as annexed
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naFf,RTY A LsAsK. Is Chsi aIn-sL corner o. reai
Ii would csl Inc alien Of the pubic 70 Ia-r So -
- hi -ske. on account u their symmetry oeAiy
IA ftfv md cheHpne@s
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,,rslic ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE No S.-sa s'.;s:
pxs~- TIE rsiztses and cert OF an o. ADA
soEROW private ras;sd st~ts< Army tesssses -.
80 . aier-1 s~a that the ec>sts o. " -
ut>sssss h.;- Of th- Pulls Atrnsst-nr ~A ~ -
tsfo.~s q lam seordlE W az ars-s - -
b. 1l srssutor s1a.ns;fsS o. se ~
t- day u November a>rtD Dated Nsw Ioa .o~s y.
ols Isvtv JAMEs D. rHAykR. Psss< AAnas""'s
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r.. - yoK rIrIss I.I...,,. Az S.;s

g FOR SAN FRANCISCO, lueper S..io, M.
5sx Ioeching ct Panama ard oahsr sssS 49,
..,r "a snoKIYS under the command Of Capt Joseph "
=: :asus ne su sSss
Vi Nm ofsr tbs ship hes furnished cabin
.esas .s,e-room accommodations In second CABIN
- .,sp.~sge For freight or passage apply 10
sn' "''"e q BENSON CO 80 5outh-st
,s,,~,..od. y RICHARDSON 4 co - Sostbst-
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Dflrmsuce to begin At O'Clock MONDAY ENtN-
ING Oct i6 viii be performed The Grand Opcra IN seis
called MAklIANA
Chsre. II ... Mr. Leach Don lose De ssntaren s'gun
Don CFIar. W n Reeves MART, Mrs >esun
The Entertainments 20 conclude with he FNce OF
THE OMNIBUS
PAT Rooney Z Shaw Ju.s Mss Moss ZINE
Dres. Circle and Parcuetie. - Gus Fsny Cree and up
nar LIZ. .,cs a. CIV anirance % Anthony-sL u. cis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

BY GENERAL REQUEST.
Second and Last
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
viii be given
BY rHE nfRyCroR of rHE ITALIAN oftkAi
Iyho has made an lyr1HgsUcaf wih
NJ MAURICE sTRAkOSCH.
AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE
On Monday evening, Oct 81,
On the magnificent scale a. The one given 90 the
"A Of October
Particulars In future advertisements. Oh mo
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GouPIL, vIBERT T. CO.'S.

GOUPIL, VIBERT 4 CO.'S.
EXHIBITION or EUROPEAN PAINTINGS,
129 ByoadDdy
Open from A ". until 10 p ".
Acmance Is cents Season tickets 81 cents % oniseod
NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLERY.
T. WHITE, LATE J. 4 CLARK AZ BROADWAY.
ry'IIs GALLERY is the Oldest most extensive and issn-
enable In The United States, and contain over 900 Da
gerreotyps Miniatures from life, Of ncary al our eminent
men Th- public invited " yst ms lection and er
anime The beautiful specimens u he Daguerrean arr
ID the world. - lnls1s
Y.-Amusng sn1 instructive s1isr.
4 tainmeut. DR.. A kIITkEDOE, ue IArhbE
LECTURER from Boston, 81 the urgent re4uest OF many
fends b-gs leave announce 20 n7 ladies' and ssnuenen
u New YORK hat be Will give ono u ne e1iiyllf oo
amusing Lectures upon the general sl5ec u nssH $40
Longevity a. connected with me Walk - NJ, a. me
Roadway Tabernacle 90 MONDAY EFEsiso Oct 10.
Tirkets 8 cts each FOR sale al me Aslos AnrTcan
New Eaglaud and CrOtOn Hotels Aso a. cafoLs, 90
Broadway. he door % the eFrths :" ene'N>DHeuA-
To commence ~ -.
Dr. KITTREDGE has taken rooms a. he As,or House
sni may b. consulted b-t"eeo ne h'o's Oh AN aha
fJr = present week. Oll W
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JACOB : PLATT, Auctoneer
~ukFFlELD AND AMERl

JACOB PLATT, Auctoneer
DIRNlINGUAM, SIIkFFlELD AND AMEhi.
ID CAN HARDWARE, Gold Watches, Jewelry ana
Fancy Goods-JACOB : PLATT will sell THIS DAYS
uen of tire psdocks u chest and cupboard 10 AnOb 90
curry combs brace and bits iron wire shoses brushes
hes comp ,s-rs. pules, butts fafnsnirnt hhsrs
cases ustre states slate pencils 900 dof snlves
and forks - cards scissors, case OF mill
tsy goods by The O $50 100 fancy straw ssch
aat and brass csndecks wstch keys t"eesers pen
Gil hmDes, shirt buttons, SEQ cards pocket snd zen
knives &c Sc N The sale VIII commence WIN an
English iron fireplace with Crate, Nc and lenders ma
nos desk prime curtains and chcsr hyson va
Watches and Jewslry ~ O'clock consisting or hdouoio
easel god patent levers. Harrison, Liverpool 10 epus
and gold 8cars anchors, warranted and rekused
0r Also, general assortment OF goid e"efy &c ~
JACOB \ PLATT, Auctioneer
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRN.-This
"a DAY, ALA O'Clock, at y Plsits peremp,ory SAFE u
wsche. and iewelry, VIZ Engls pslesl levers 10 car"
fne gold snchor- lepines, &c after which gold lewey
The sale Of hardware commences at 10 O'Clock olo II
q MOONEY, Aucuonesr
DON CASES BOOTS AND SHOES Adsprdto
s)OU the season, by A ID. GALE on TUESDAY, Oct ~.
al 10 O'Clock AN MIA large assortment OF tho above,
constantly on hand Tor private sale al The lowest prices
oi6A= A. ID. GALE, ll5 Pearl, cor. Piaitst N Y
BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aucon.er
TABLE AND rOGhkT CUTLERY, HARD.
1 MARE Ac-EDWARD PAfsON viii sell THIS
DAY at 10 o'clock the Store. IA Plsus rim, SIS uunh
and chest locks compasse hoes liable knives and forhs
do scissors pocket cutlery wood screws shoe
sccorieons files satrs and slate pencils uncipg knives
carpet and tack hammers
Also nj II O'Clock $50 casks wrought aais Also, on INC
sidewalk several cases damaged toys olo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

'lGrsnd and BroOme SIS commencing on MONDAf Oe-
ober and continuing every night until farther nOlce
THIRD WEEK or THE kE-OPENlNO ,
The original ard welknown CHklsI1'S MINolhELS
Ia 1877 whose concerts Ia this city for period
Of ten months were received with such distinguished sso
and patronage have the honor Of announcing To me sdes
i've series OF their popular CONCERTS Introducing variety
VI their original Songs Chonses Characteristic Dances &C
Admission Is cents Doors open al 7-concen VIII COM
mence At O'Clock
An AFTERNOON CONCERT every Saturday, con.
mencng PM Under the management and direction OF
~ . CtRIsTY o6 lwis+
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10 000 WINDoW 81 snA d. ss S eornee Psper
hanging. 6r &c IN proportion. MefchAl.s' - tss
la,les OF any one wanting such srilc,rs = ~ - -.
tafchasii q ~ o-Nnlo " - 49, ole lT
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Markets. e. c.ssruLLr RrrOsrEO ros rnr rsrsusr

rs ss.,rs N i.ni walfsnts 81, oasru loo to
G great maus The MARKET and he tate fas' 'eos up
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.T,,r,,EOF ENOVAL.-UBs DELL 1

fnrs Lctia1 crane Lus rOf<c ~
PIT 49, - DUDLEY 3. FULLER
~ -. ~ f3g Grecuwcb-st corner Of Cedar
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THE FAIR Of the American Institute continues open
Al "A O'Clock to-day the pupils Of the Desi ana ouno
Insituton will visit the Fair Al 10 O'Clock 7. NJ an "a
hihitou Of Fireworks In competitor for premium On Mon
dsy next the Fuil brought the Pathological Convention
from of the Union greater variety tnsn was
ever exhibited IN this city will be arranged At Case Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT - the hnesi Ffeneh snd
~ English line and mszzOunt engravings MnogfHphs anu
studies colored and plain For sale ~
- I'M. , ANTHONY. 1ni Broadwsy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
MuIG PLATFORM.

A republican government IN 49, l,w w..
representatives of the people sha', pa "a
rsgard,pss ots the will oil him VINO 10 pPens "
~ p,ss;deot, we believing that the who'e
'ssor,e are b. ter capable Of governing them
!.,.es than is one man Of governing u'em.
tn DEMONSTRATION of all the affairs OF gov
.rnn,ent a, they were administeIedsby wash
;notou Jefferson and Madison, Cor the great
est good OF the people. nut.
Honesty of men and purpose IN all h'gh
stations as well as low.
Eorlrsrapoe irorp the conquest oil ioreign
nations, and all eudeaSorsto extfns ON, pow
er as nation, beyond its present. vast po ''a
daIies, e. - isspe.. ~ :, -.
nea,,v and f,rmness IN all out intercourse
with feseian nations and ne"udn'y ~ -" o,.
fairs. that while we make our coo'n. 81 80
ed abroad we may make IL the Peaosu' ''
INN fo+ s,e oppressed OF other nsuons;
Liberty OF a free expression o. oP'n'on
vnonp ali men, 50 thai The oince.s oi soso,
ment. while they shall be feauireo 'o.n s."',s0
their duties faithfully and promptly 10 'he ue.
psrtment and the people by WINCH w. ~. az
Maid. they shall be allowed TO aue' WIN VI.
executive in measures OF sesesameh' "''no''
fear of removal :, oo,e,,.
The economical administration oil govern
ment-the payment OF salaries out 10 eA"ss'
and the prompt payment oil the na.io.ai ueo..
The protection of our domestic Industry
ana The money OF the country against 'fie pau
her labor and oppressive millionalfes o' Iu-
Tn. improyement of our rivers, lakes ana
Larbor.. and the general protection oil 'he
commerce of the country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
For the Times.

SIR: see in Fridays Argus "A Castle
in hot water because "A Taylor Democrat
has not given his name, that some OF the Au
locuts Of this region might know him, and
put the screws on him. But | can inform the
Csssi,e that we are independent oil any such
wire workers in politics. Their Cause must
Be desperate when every little snip snap mus,
teach citizens how they must vote. We are
host OF homes, democrats, and not ssha med
TO crush the tyrants. We are rather too old
fashioned in politics for modern democrscs,
alias Locoiocoism, we are invited TO come
and put down our names on platform that
10 sinking with corruption, dishonesty, petit
Jogging, vile and slanderous political dema-
gogues.
We shall, on the 18th November next with
the noble, honest and brave OF the Democra-
cy. cast our vote for Gen. Taylor, who, with
rs. wants to bring back the vessel OF State TO
her fit and proper moorings on our glorious
Constitution. Then shall we again 90 forth
in our ancient simplicity of law, order and
peace, not growing aud but,ing at other little
savsge beasts OF piry, nor any more be set al
variance BY every lille political beggar boy
wanting some more OF the spoiIs. Caball'ng
shall cease and dctators crushed under the
weight Of their own accommodating guilt.
ONE OF THE STRAIGHT OUTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
TO THE WINGS OF VIRGINIA.

We congratulate you. to-day, upon the
glorious victory which our iriend, have Just a.
chieved i'll the Old Keystone OF this Union.
Last year the Democrats had majority of
$4,000. From present appearances. our
friends have already annihulated thai majority,
and there is every hope that they have ac,u-
ally carried the State Even should they
have iaied however, they have at least re-
duced the Locoioco majority SO low that there
| can be no doubt OF our success in November.
The enemy is alarmed; he has lost confidence
he betrays II IN every word he utters. On
the contrary, the confidence of our friends
has increased, and is still increasing They
do not even permit themselves To doubt OF the
result; aud this confidence, pro, ided il be not
carried 50 lar as TO neglect the necessary
means, Is the sure harbiuger OF success.
Wings OF Virginia will you stand idly by.
aud sre the great work oil emancipai ion et-
iected BY other hands than your own? Are
you willing to owe 10 your brethren yic-
tory which you have not the resolution TO
assist in gslning9 We believe bitter things
OF you. We believe, from the botton OF our
hearts, that il you will b. active and united.
you can succeed in carrying the State. Be-
lievIng, as you all do, that the triumph OF
the Wing party Is the triumph OF the best in
terests OF the country-feeling as you do,
hat the honor aud the welfare OF that country
can no where be so -aie as in Wing hands
deprecatng as you all do, the rule oi Locoio-
clsm, which has no where been more severely
ielt, III all It's blasting consequences, than in
our own native STATE what more Can you
want to rouse YOU to action.
DO as your friends in Pennsylvania have
done. Turn out TO a man, when the great
day vi trial comes. Let no man stay at
home. Every Wing vote lost, is SO much
gain to the Locotoco ticket. Let every man
act as though the issue oil the contest depend
ed upon his individual vote. II we are
beaten. let it not be becsuse every man has
not done his duty But be united. and We
shall not be beaten. Regard not the BOOSTING
OF the adversary. but do yous, duty like men.
These bt,astsare used merely as eoverts to
their alarm. They i tried The same thing in
Hennsyivania, and you iind i, did not avail. j,
Why Should il succeed better in this ancient
anl unterffiel commonwealth
p wings OF Vir2inis, you have IL in your
power 10 trDg about most glorious con
summation devoully wished by every Wing
III the land, Victory, il gained without your
aid, viii lose half its charms. The eyes of
all the country are turned upon the Wings Of
Virginia. The aspiration ol lens OF thou
sands ol their brethren, go up from all paris
oil this vast Union. viii you prove YOUR
selves unworthy of their prayers? We hope
Motive believe not. We hope To see YOU
ON the 7th or November. inflict blow upon
Locoioeoisn from which it can never recov-
er. You can never recover. You have the
power TO do it. For your own sake. for
your couniry's sake, for heavens sake. do il,
Richmond Wing.