New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

The >cst HOuse-Frec soil and Free : ollie
~" Another REmor ~-Loco-I oco Tactics
upon Re o. nj.

ioIiesp lndence ~ The lliluuc
WAsmNoToS wodnesdsy sept D.
Since the election Of Mr Dixon in Rhod,
lssnd, toe death Of Mr Newm an Member Of Congress
elect from Virginia and other recout occurrences and
Indications the Wings in this quarter are pluckns 20
courage and resolved % have Wing House and
officers IL they can be bad ~ ssi- rr,srs - =
probably nas never BEEN all things consicered boz
Ter Speaker than Hon. kOET C. WINTHROP. and trs re
u probably not another man Ia the country whole
election 10 the post ~ the next Congress would
give greater satisfaction the largest o. for Of the
people The Free Sellers generally are s,rorglv c,
p0sed b him, and vii not vote tor him The name o.
Hon IhHddcus Stevens has been mentioned ia this cn
necuon end u is certain that be would If nominated
take the free soil vote The Loco Foes have placed
Mr Booth Member elect from toe I'D District o Con
necucut, In Their columns invariably. and from a.
peaTsnccs, they must BE- calculating upon great sea
u support from him. Let EN- wait and see II il
hinted that Mr.. Boom, VINO is known 70 be a man Of
great Independence and hrmucss. viii not enter the
Democratic shecpiOd With Regular L0coF ocoisn.
AZ least we could not hazard much IN saying that b.
quite as gosd Wing, judging IRON bis pact course
me unsuccessful Candidate for the sestine man
who opposed the removal " the Loco FOcO Collector
~ NeN haven-whO united with the loco.Foc0 and
rec Sellers b defeat the Wing candidate for Judge d
Probate OF Ne~ Haven Co. and who lattery has been
turning his attention n blscsgusrding members %
Gen Iayl0rs party, and thus throwing 0boouy upon
the Presiden his Administration and the " mig press
generally Should Nr Booth for r. Wig Speak
ssitis believed he may there viii be poor show for
inc opposition Even G.ddings viii vote tor A u9dalis
Wing The rec Soil and Loco.F coalition hss already
done it, worst, and ike The Cho'ers s fast disappearing
the Free Soil party generally 10 honest it, members
have acted from honest motives, II u the controllers
and directors who are corrupt and cOrrupung They
buy snd sell and trade and dcker, and barter IS long
es they find a market for their hcuuousy valued
commodities. Real rec Soil has affinity with Loco
OcOism. Ii Is impossible.
KumOr again has Il that Col PEARSON OF Somerset
Penn viii succeed the present Auditor Of the Post OF
fee Accounts IN the Treasury Department Mr Pear
son is emneutly qualified for the place and persona
is fine a and good Wing as the country
ains. he will be IN Washington some time during the
present week
some Of the removed Loco Foco Clerks have o. way
of showing their spirit which Ia not altogether cOrs.s
tent with the good management Of the public business
and the least decent IN itself Mr. 1iicomb late
Loco FOco Clerk from Maine, who was notified Of bis
removal sometime about the 18th Of August received
his regular salary up 10 sept 1.-the day after Ms
successor Qualifed-meaniime leaving bis work
(which nitric te) % accumulate upon the desx, n
order TO put through the unfortunate individual
who 10 take his place. Mr. 1tcomb publicly
bJasted Of this, and thought II smart-receiged HE
salary regularly up the time Of he formal leave and
eit the bulk Of the last two three weeks Of bis bus
ness for which he was paid, 10 be performed by his
successor. IL Union, which weeps and bowls over
the "victins o. Wholesome Reform, won't pretend
that this IL either fair decent and il cant deny that
It's just Ike Loco Focoism. 4. b. A.