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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
p- "THE TARIFF QUESTION, or Pro

lection and Free Trade Considered" is the title
of a Tract by the Editor Of The Tribune which
he has been induced to prepare by the soicita-
tors Of many friends that facts and argume nts
bearing on that subject should be rendered more
accessible to the public In this Tract, our view
of the great practical question of the day is
enunciated with cearness though with necessary
breyty, and we solicit for it the calm consdera.
ton of the Laboring Millions who are deeply in
terested in proper decision. We do not desire
that one side only should be heard-let our view
u the matter be compared with thgt Of our an
tagonists as developed in the Tracts, Speeches
&C, wherewith they are now flooding the Coun.
Try. We ASK only an earnest comparison of coz
aieting views and an unprejudiced decision.
Friends of SCoTT and GRAHAM look at this
Tract, and if you find it calculated to do good,
aid its circulation We do not ask YOU TO aid
ns-there is no copyright, and you are welcome
TO print for yourselves if you can save anything
for the Cause by so doing If there is clearer or
better view Of the question. give that the pre- for.
ence; but at all events, let the People kaor eAat
the doctrine Of Protection is and Rhy re adrocate
IL. Ii is every day misrepresented and grossly
maligned by thousands Of journalists and stump
ers who never honestly sought TO understand il
it would elect Soorr and GRAHAM by an over
wheln ing majority if the People only had il fairly
explained to them. Help us, viii you to set it
fairly before them
This Tract covers 81 pages octave. and costs as
per thousand, eli per hundred, IS cents per
dozen. We can print large numbers cheaper to
order by using poorer paper, bat we do not think
that advisable. Specimen copy viii be sent to
every po,t-paid application inclosing a postage
stamp. Friends see if this is not calculated to
do good.
''Edor Of wks journals oSEs. Us ~ so,eu, IA, AID
ether rrsets sod By ~ c0pss oil bs them a.r,L
WIN. Il. ROBINsON's SPEECH on
New-HaInPshire Democracy and Catholic Emanci-
patiOn-l6 pages. Price go per thousand, 81 25
mar D e.nts
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How it goes In Indiana.

Union MILLS, Laporte Co, Ind Aug. 30 1852.
Permit me, as true Scott man, to in
form the readers of The Tribune and the rest O.
mankind as to the state OF politics in Northern In
diana. | an one among many other Democrats
who expect to vote for the hero Of Lundy 4
Lane ard Mexico Shortly sftsr the nomination Of thu
Wing candidate prospects looked gloomy enough. Many
Wings did not think that be could bs elected but
things are changed. The Democrats go. up too much
enthusiasm In the start hold out Now IL would bs
almost impossible for them 20 raise a shout for Pierce
10 save their lives.
The story that he Pierce voted while la COngres,
against the impro Of our rivers aud harbJrs ha
been told By someb dy OuI hoe and the HOosiers
havnt sense enough to believe any different, and hear
them say frequently tibet do not want such
bear rule over u.s. And another story has been told by
some one who meant no harm | presume, that Plerce
voted In favor Of the Gag Law 10 Congress as Il IA
called obnoxious 70 every freeman
| have, during the past wsek, heard dozen Demo
ora within fe. miles of here say they would fJr
sco,t. think you can put Indiana down az sa,o for
him.
The Wings held their County Convention on Sa.lr.
day, and nominated for Representative +. Hunt, 81 d..
for Sheriff, WIN. Allen for Treasurer E. s. Organ for
Clerk, Abner Bailey excellent ticket and will bs
elected The Democrats called theirs on the same day
but could not agree and broke up without dlag any
thing.
The Wigs are wide awake and 10 earnest have
not heard Of single dlsset,fed Wing in the County
Good bye RAW HoosIEB.
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VIII Irishmen support British Policy
HE"'lo OK Monday Sept. T., lsJ2
To the Editor Of The ". \. Tribuas.

hEw.ioRK Monday, Sept. Z, Is52
To the Editor Of The " L. Tribune.
| am an hishman, though a naturalized
citizen Of the United States wish 10 say one xo,d On
politics. Is ii true that the leading English osner. ara
In favor OF the election OF Cen Pierce a. lLs
tn' the cotton lords Of Manchester Blru nghan and
o'her manufacturing English towns If 90, MY vote
decided for Scott Loving my fa,herIand, whose use
blood has been trsmPed out By the EugHsh ,ada and
manufactures policy cannot uphold any mar mr. nar,
anywhere that premises 10 aid that accur,ed Fnyi,b
policy. Did not our own eloquent Mesgher Ia az IN
Dublin, declare that this English policy had robbad Ira
land OF her manufactures, pslsied her ndu,,rv and
ruined her trade and can sny lrshmsn born heln thu,
ths, policy 70 longer or stronger life lam told th,
that tores OF papers. Tie London Tines wht.h hs,
pea'edy exulted over the desol4ton of Ireland claim.
tnsi the election Of Mr.. Pierce will be worth roor. n
Manchester and Birmingham Is IL soi / may be
wrong, but believe lrshmen not fond of Br,u,b
parties, nor Of parties advocated By Bdd,b Tode.
WIN you not, Lot for my sake but for the aka o ,,
thai lrishmen may know who thsy are serving nubBh
what these English papers do say-slso VIII, ",
hessher sad aoou, Briash policy In 1877 u.h,v.
the truth In bret, and ObHge
iou" @S' JOIN McDERxoT.
q We have already and more than
once published quotations from the lead
ing journals Of England to show that tbav
desire the election of Mr.. Pierce IN ,ba
ground that he will prove a firm allv of
British commercial policy and British in.
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The London Tines, The Man

,oros,-. The London Tines, The Man
,t,,t,- TramineT, and in short all the rul-
ina nress of the kingdom, are loud in favor
Of Pierce. And they are right in this for
the t,iumph e Wing policy in this Re-
public would pu, final end to the COM
mercial monopoly o. England ana deprive
her of the power to sn,ck the life OUT OF any
more countries. as she has done out o; Ire
land, Portugal. Turkey and India Let
Irishmen be assured of this. and vote ac-
cOrdingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
IT We ask the friends Of SCOTT q

T. We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends of the Cause call and see if you
don't want to supply every house in your
County, Town or Ward with
TTHR CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with 20 illustrations Of the most event
fu scenes in his ,ll1stnous career including the
Battles of ChIppeEs, Lundy's Lane, Cerro Gordo.
Contrerss, Chspultepec, &c, with his protection
Of the Irish prisoners in Canada, &C. &c "a large.
handsome pamphlet Of thirty-two pages. on 6ne
paper-is ready at The Tribune Office this morn.
ing. Price e. per hundred, 80 cents per dozen. 3
cents single.
When ordered to be sent by Mail cents for
ander 500 miles and cents for ever 500 miles
must be added as the Post Office Department re-
fuses to send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO be hung up in dwell
nes and public pzces-Sith eighteen spirited Illus
tratIOns-wiil also be ready. and viii be afforded
for $40 per thousand, 3 per hundred, or cents
sinely. Terms, Cash infexihy.
If 10 be sent by Mail cent for 500 miles and
under and cents for over 500 miles mus. BE- added
TO prepay postage.
Also,
r. THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT tn Germ0n-thr same size, Illustrations,
4nd price as the English Edition. Also,
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
"a Frencki the same style, price, &c, ss the
foregoing.
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PENNsYLvANIA.-W William Wistar is TIA,
Wing candidate for Congress in the With District

RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.--An accident Oc-
Cured on the New Haven Railroad yesterday after
noon which, for moment threatened 10 be Of very
serious character Is appears that the switch tender a
the Housatonic Bridge, near Bridgeport, on going b
hs dinner neglected 10 the switch at that point
and when the morning express train from Boston
reached thai place the locomotive tender and baggage
car were precipitated the side Of the bridge For
tuIatey the connecicu between the baggage and pas
senger cars either broke loosed BY some one
otherwise all the passengers would undoubtedly have
been dragged into The river and resulted IN
dreadful loss Of lie. The engineer and fireman. on
discovering the spprosch Of danger sprsng from their
poss and escaped with slight bruises. The accidsu,
caused delay Of abou. Ee hours In the arrival OF the
passengers Ia this City.
Another accident occurred yesterdsy on the Harlem
Railroad, which resulted In two horses being killed
According TO the information obssined, II seems that
team of four horses drawing empty car through
be tunnel between Thirty second and Fortieth
Sta 10 the depot at Forty second ST. and lmmedat
~ followed by locomotive the engineer Of which, not
perceiyng the ahead 10 consequence of the tunnel
being fell Of smoke created BY the express train watch
had Just gone up, with great force aans. the emp
car and drove the two shaft horses killing them
on the spot, and severely Durng the leaders, besides
denollshinS the car About two hours were consumed
In removing the obstrucons from the road 90 as 10 sd
nit OF the passage Of the next train.
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BIZ TELEGRAPH.-We have no

BIZ TELEGRAPH.-We have notices of
the Women's Rights Convention at Syracuse, of
the State Fair at Utica, the Massachusetts, Dem
Norwich, c., the Nominations and Resolutions
of Free Soil Convention at Pittsourg, E1ecu.
ton of Samuel Ward at Newcastle, Del. Wing
Mass Meeting at Columbus, o., the Vermont
Election, and various other paragraphs.
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u WHYIAM IA WHG-

Ter 10 an iHquirthg Frie,d-By Horace GREE.
LEY-being a calm ard lucid statement Of the
grounds OF radical difference between the I NO
great parties which divide the American People,
atd the authors reasons for preferring and sup
porting the Wing party: A large and fair
pamphlet Of l6 pages Price $40 per thousand,
Ell per hundred, ~ cents per dozen, 2 cents
sinely.
II ordered 10 be sent BY Mall l cent for each 800
added 10 prepay postage
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Hints 10 Corre.pondent..

Give the of your Post Office and STATE, especially
when ordering papers.
II you wsh the address Of The Tribune changed, please
state 10 what Post Office 1t has formerly been mailed
When you remit postage stamps, do not paste them
over the wriilng
BY complying with the above requests, correspOn.
dents will save us many annoyances, aud themselves
frequently, desy In the reception Of their papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
~ mIRELAND,s mIsERrRs-T7

CHuse-by HENRY &. CAREY" the Trading essay
IN The Pior, me Leon and the AnrR' Tor Sep
tember, is issued a Campaign Tract. tl6 large
paees,) Ii shows the effects Of British FREE
Trade on the Industry, Thrift and Prosperity OF
Ireland, as proclaimed by her Patriots and by i'm
partial Observers Ii appeals especially 10 the
feelings and judgment Of inshment Price $40
per thousand, y - per hundred . cents sIngly.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-Y DIRK THURSDAY, SEPT. 9, 1882.
For Prosident,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For Ffee-Pyesident,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North. CaroIinn

- The Tribune 10 served In this City, srooklyn VII.
damsourh and Jersey City for IA per week. psy,bs
90 the sare Names through Post Once or Psapy
fost ytD bs promptly placed the Csrrisrs hooss
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VERMoNT.-A typographical error &C.
CURED in our dispatch from Burlington, IN yester-
day mornings Tribune, by which the vote Of Fair.
banks, Wing, in five towns heard t,om, was re-
ported at 1904 instead Of 1904.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

kENTUcKr.-Geo. ID. Prentice, (Whig)
}. II. Harvey opp and w. N. Haldeman Wing
are spoken Of for Congress IN the Louisville Dis.
trct, to succeed Humphrey Marshall.
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Cv>,,,utN's Hairs. FALL FASHION,

,s,s IN, ,nA,sibsr thau1ul ior the hee patronats
.re.d 20 HIM ~0ald respectfully announce q
IA the public that he ttli continues a. his Old
s.Asi,sess ssnS, n i'e Cans - corner OF Wooster
80 - Ia. now hard for iusPcot sod sails, 81 ex
49,. .,s ,tu,rrt II nas the fashionable styles
I'D. new .yle ha tI the Fail Scasoh he would commend
a, tAr sVoishe nVtcc pos cssirR ell requisites
-, 90 he p'osuo,iun Il sSod sole b,oomug In style
az eas in nastesiA, and hiiusnt IN hoi.h
WV WM BANrA,
Ne. los Canal corner Of Wooster ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

VURGINIA.-Sherrard Clemmens (Opp.)
and Alpheus F. Raymond Wing are the caadi.
dates for Congress in the Wheeling District, to
succeed Hon. George w. Thompson.
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EARTHQUAKE AT PORT-AU-PRNcE.-

EARTHQUAKE AT PORT AU-PkINCE e
We learn by the schooner Surf, which left Port
su-Prince on the 18th ult., that there a very
heavy shock Of an Earthquake there on the lStn
at o'clock A. ~, followed .on the next day by
two Others one at 3 and tire other at A. N.
No serious damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
CITY POLITICS.

WIG MEETINGS THIS SyENISs.-It will
be seen BY references to the Po, Nodes On our
page that several Wing msetOgs will be held nj, a,
ing.
The Eighth Ward Scott and Gralau
Hard Sasa ClAb hold meeting a, hs corner Of sorn,
and Lsurenssts at 7 oclocS this sseolog Judah,
pom the preparations r. will vel repsy an attendance
Thewhss of thai locality ara alive snd sEsks
The Fourteenth Ward Winfield Cub
will meet a, No. 23l Grsnd-st Toose fdes ly to tbs
Wink nomin atoms are invited 70 stterd.
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A $50 pE,v,. --- rhis sum will oe awarIe

so pEtvt .--- lhis sum will oe awarded
a. ths suthor 81 the trss s'ns aPon ~, ~ ~. A..
Na1e Nsl ,ss fistNrtt fts beauties na s,. -, - q,
Se,t,set tr,ht. I'll p,scsslus tie "p'lnr 80 ,ee.8
s.pspra e., ths sb,Ne Itae, 40. sos s. h'l.A sf,e
Ss,,,' -, ire. SD ulasi ~utteh e. nc 49,. Iii
80, =. An ,oucs gtiru sut esrc'u - ''tr sg3r,.s
s<,,c ,htn csramur veal - a. - "a az ne sruts.
,sss S have . ia, wil"snet' 70 decide up % we
,n's ',.t. =, tlas, Sfeuco" and No X ". Sofdad.
~ 800 r rrr s,n creu Et tWetS one oays Toe ~ THIS
sstN 81 The eSg1sn,n 81 Shl'h u'"o ''0 "'N' WI 10
go. AN wn sie the riiso rad
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Or,,,Ne Day At GtNrN's BAZAAR

III, IA, GrNiN GILL open s tbs cepartmeut' OF he extern
sy Rs.,., with an ennFvy and nrlaat stock OF the
80. a.hcp.se articles suitable for the present. season In
sls,ns sup.h u Youths and n'Anis clothing
-, Am ra,,, ana london by the ssi steamers sVerS
ssstx az er.ast and eGoeiGl French hes1 Dresses tor
Cn,lser 81 s se,s comprising fm'rodered C,ps a1d eh
l. ,,S,r,rS IA I, IN the Psrsisn ana domestic styles
,e,., ~ u,ssanceut of Ladies Fsrcy turs made
m ,r,r The most ,etekS imported psterns Ladder aud
Cb,Asrrns Ffcns Shoes, Caters Te. slippers kc from
rs. seshtr wirh dep sy o. articles for ooudof aud
ever, Astiee ornamental work and bge,s The snoy
pep.tnen eli rds wide and Naned tieN Tor Oh ce' and
The entire stock arranged e. the BHiaf al ds
rs af which has been eQusled In auy establish
reat In this cry GESiN's BsEssr ST Nicholas i"te
No 5. 5 Brosdwsy.
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF

THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS, Office No S. Broadway,
New YORK 4th Sept l95z-Tbe Stockholders Of this A0
ella hereby notified that call Of per cent
the Capital soct being the 'ecJnd nstsment thereof has
ordered be the Bosd Of Dir and they hereby
equesitd 10 pay the 20 Meisrs DUNCAN, sHERMas&
Co. Bankers No ~ William St. n bsfJre the I'd Inst
By order. ". WHETTES Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

WsCoNsIN.-ln the LID District Chaun-
cey Abbott is the Wig candidate for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
Y PETERSON & HUMPHREYS, No.379

Eucpe and the Auction Roous uuususy large sad es
ssnt stuek cf CsTpengs SURPRISING In bdsney OF eoers
fcp ne fdesigp 6nish anything offered IN this
market Many esiterns exclusively ana DOT % 10
fcsnd elsewhere Also the sned Worries Fair CApsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
HousEKEErERs, LOOK TO YoUR INTER

xsr-lf YOU are In want Of hssuif good and sxtaor-
dn.dy ehea, Carpet Won lest from 500 choice
f,ll pat.erps ASDxRSOSS No. 90 Sowery Tor
36 a. as 81 e. per yard Also seod oil Cloths Al 8
81 SstoA per yard. Also Tapestry Brussels fos s. y
ana lOl per yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
~ Southern and Western Merchants

would do well 20 purchase Mrs JERvs's Cold Candy
tcle q undoubed good reputation for coughs colds and
other pumora complaints THIS artce testified aud
ufed 20 by the first Of the country /. sold the prasi
pa Office Nc. 3o6 Broadway, BY Mrs w. JEWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

u FowLERs s. WELLS. PhrenOl0gisr.
I'D PubliEhe,s Cirtoa Ha No. l2i Nssssss. EsvYors.
sna No lt2 " sshin xtnn-s,- RostsB
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SEED WHEAT.-Golden Austrsian, Gen
White Flint. soUes, Bl7e Stem, Mediterranean, and
other choice vse les Of Seed Wheat together with
full ssorim Of FIELD and Garden SEEDS
A. 3. ALLEN a Co. Nos. 1879 aud Of Wster-yt.
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uus,Nrss NOTICES.

Fxcs,aoW II, EuE q CO" No lon
M, .aps, respectfully sncit, ere attention o. Tho ea'h 20
an. y, 4 ssshcn ~ CO. ilcueos Hats
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z Madame Sontag's Concerts VII

be interesting still with th- addition OF premium OPe
Glsses which IN other establishment equal to
those Of WALDsrEiN BEcKEL, Manufacturing Opticians
No. fj Broadway.
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The good Of it is this: Those Tara Demo-
Gratis will be very likely to attend some Of tue
meetings of their party before Election; in which
cose they Will be pretty certain 10 hear the speak
eTs assail, m;srepressut ard caluulniate the doc
trirc Of Protection. Ii they are earnest and in
tegtnt men, this viii be very likely TO open
their eyes and inpcl them to vote for Scoti and
Giuhan.
But If they are ignorant or wliuy blind, what
good would result from such a pa nphet as \
Mechanic proposes They probably know al.
ready that Pierce is and always has been bitrer
adversary Of Protection, and that King has been
voting steadily against 1t for the last thirty i've
years. But neither of them couH be bi,terer
snti-P Protection than Polk was, who was nevertne-
less elected by the kanelettsr swindle, under the
banner Of "Polk, Dallas and the Tariff Of ~.
The earnest frit nds Of Protection who can be
nosed about in this way are Of that kind with
regard to whom we have Scriptural assurance tina
hraying in a mortar would nothing await No
well.normed, upright friend of Pierce and King
will deny that they have spoken aud voted against
the doctrine of Protection every chance they
have had. What use then, in getting up n
pamphlet to prove that which no one will seri
ons. dispute [EL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09

Ken CAkPETiNGS.-SMITH u LOUNs-
sERv No as Pesri-st prepared TO exhibit their
fall styles comprising complete asd desirable assortment
OF ncA Velvet TapetrS Bussels Three Pts and logTan
Cnpelinxs Also chosr sSsuFnc VI all other goods per.
tanns Carpet trade all Of which they Offering
prices thai challenge competition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-09
Tpr GrNrN BEAVER FELT HAr-A NEW

FAlI STYLE ron 1859 (ENIS No 2l4 Broadway h. the
pleasure the lot oducton Of entirely new
style Of Hats for pres-nt fall season.
itts rot 10 .lsps so out 10 the Of To msena
and the character % it, appointments that ths nat des
fton every othe bst he inventor ava manufacturer mas
htherto produced TIE be8 OF which II cJmposed d
the vesy quality AID texture The shape and proper
Usns As expie and sinirAble" and II Is the most DIS
t.Su< lkibs specimen OF tall hat that has appeared
In The American helo II fashion
The nins mnss novel In their style ana the
elements perfection la every department Of the act Of
hang to be embodied ana wined into shape IN this
novel ard peerless fshIic
The friends customers Of GENlN will recolect that
principle with him % maze no era charge t the
prov hch he from time &c time introduces In the
maerisl contour and finish Il his has The price OF dE
NNs Beaver felt fr 1857 will therefore be FOUR DOLLARS
GESIN. No 2l4 Broadway, opp Jsite st PsuTs
GENTLEMEN's HATs-FALL PATTERN.
Bird oorne Pine and Hsssau-stsThe style for tbs en-
guins seaseB all be Introduced WgDNEsDAY, Sept
TIE high hush and fabric OF the Hats now offered
10 public inspection ~ be evident 70 the closest observer
BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau SITS
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WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT ExTRAoRDl-
uAxy Low PkIcEs- kelly fEksusos, Nos 3Ss' Broad:
vsy and 81 kesde- are selling window Shades Lace ana
Nnslip Cursaps Gill ConiceA Curtain Trimmings &C. a
sreat hassansL Call and CSC en-
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Fsbio are respectfully invited anime Pzs ricrure
sfhioed al the Worlds Fair together with large seleo
uou q the portraits ~ 4 the dis.nEused -
country 81 Bs.pY's Gallery, No 25 Broadway, corner
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FAIL COUNTRY TRAnE.-Adyerti.e

will find the b papers through which invite country
customers a. the Agency of y. PALMER rn5uns Build
Jugs and obtain reliable information he IL d1y authorized
receipt or subscp 0fs sn6 s3verssmsc's FOR the most
widely circulating journals Of the whole country
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The Tariff and the Candidates.
T. ne ESi,0r Of TIE ". L. Trisvae:
NEWARK N j., Thursday, Sept ?, Is


NEWARK N j., Thursday, Sept ?, loss
am not accustomed to writing for the
papers, as you will readily see By this but on rsstlns
your article in to days Tr5zHt headed Lex the People
See" which Is such truthful picture OF mechanic vo
,ers decided would write you how the Gaze stands in
the shop where am employed There are employed
In the establishment about thirty voters, majority OF
whom are for Scott and Graham but every man OF
them Wha and Democrat 10 for Protective rsrf.
And tt the Tariff Democrats say they sosll vote Tor
Pierce and King for say they, the Democrats are tue
once 70 sive us = Protective rsrif sooner than the
Wings Now Mr.. Editor, have MT lived In Ne T-Jer'
sey bu, little while, and confess this state OF 'aings
surprise, me for where came trom New hnssnd)
the Democracy are bitterly cppo'ed TO Peoecuoa lt
seems 10 me what need here 10 New Jersey Tor cir
culsuou Is statement OF the Yeas snd Nays oa the
ques,ions OF the rsria and Internal Improvements,
when such have been brought 60 a vote 10 Congress
A,o statement OF the speeches made By Mr. Pierce 10
tarOr OF such measures Let us have some such pam
pblet Ibis What good dtES long argument Ia aVor
OF Protection Dc, when all are 10 favor % ~
A MkcTlANfC.