New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30

Tup VINO ALMASAc. I'VE have spared
- 40, erpepse TO make this political manual
1ec;dedlv worth buying, frF. By all persons inter-
.s,sd in Politics or Public Affairs secondly oy al
wbig. There is no other annual to be obtained
xbicb gives details Of all importan! Elections
th,ouehou.the country brought down 20 the present
time. so as TO afford reliable data to the politician
who wishes 10 watch the State Elections as they
transpire through the coming spriag and sumner
and thence infer the probable result OF the Pres1en
tal Election in November. Politicians know tna'
the Returns given in the Wing Almanac are unai-
fecied by party bias, and that Saving a ways re"
typographical enoIs) they may be implicitly feiieo
Oh.
But this wears Almanac IS valuable not alone 70
politicians The NV CENSUS OF the United o'a'e'
is condensed into Its pages, 50 as to snow the I"Pu
lation Of each state in the aggregate and oy Couh-
ties. while general summary OF the oHi;lai o'ads
tics of INDUSTRY and Production IS also gwen
Table Of all the Railroads in the Country is preSehE
o.. also digest Of the Acts of Congress at its last
Session. including the New Postage Law ID iuh'
The Federal Coyernment-Presldent,C Cabinet su-
preme Court, and both Houses OF Congress- poh'i-
cally cassihed-also appear as usual, with consid-
ersble amount Of inform stion respecting European
affairs.
But more we have tnOCtNOIco, III a iCstCi ~ "
friend fairly and accurately IN staf" the srnr"hs "'
zeal diversity between the two great parties
which DIVIDE the country, to which we solicit the at
tention Of our felow-citizens, especially of the
Young and unpreJudIced This letter We hope to
see widely circulated for believe il calculated to
d!sIel many unjust propose and induce thou.
sands to consider the claims and character Of the
Wing party more cauddly and hvorably than they
have hitherto done.
We appeal to our Whg friends generally, but
especially 10 all who feel interest in the Elections
Of 1852, help place The Almanac in as many
dwellings as possible. We need help, and desire
Io ole to do this for our sakes but We know well
that yOurg me n just becoming voters may, In sea-
Of calm like this, be reached through quiet
pTesontation Of facts and arguments bearing on the
essential differences Of parties, who cannot be in
fuoI ced az all by appeals made during the excite
Intnt % o Presidential canvass. There is scarcely
township in this or any other Free STATE where
one hundred Wing Almanacs might not be readily
sold aid hung up for frequent consultation by 50
many fresices ii some active merchant, postmaster
other citizen would procure them and let the fact
he known. The difference between the price per
hundred and that by the single copy would pay him
for his trouble, and insure HIM the satisfaction Of
having done good without mourning personal sac.
1hCe thefeln Nblg readcr VIII you 40, wv IL
We think no one who looks through this Alma
VIII accuse us Of speaking mainly in our own
behalf Tne matter compressed 'n.o its 81 pages
would have amply filed an ordinary volume Of 800,
which would not have been deemed dear at dollar.
1t has cost us far more 10 II in this In1ensei
iorm than 1t would have done to make a large
volume Of Il and surely no Wing who has sons
growing Up will Crude shilling for such text
book it be brought within his reach matter how
many Almanacs- religious, agricultural or miscol-
isneOus--he already possesses. Fnelis every
ebere We esk your ala In giving this manual The
v ftest circulation