War and Politics-Neglect of Voting and


Chances for Fighting.
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NEw-YoRK. jan 10th, le46.
To tie Editor Of TIE Tribune:


The prospect Of war brings to my mind the action
of a portion of the whig party, to which have the
honor to belong and for 90 years have never once
neglected to vote, hate war much as yourself
but if it l. though poor shall have 10 bear my
part. | do not intend this elimination or as
placing the Rich against the Poor, or rice rersa ;
but il comes will it not lie at the door of the supne
and those who have much business to attend to to
go the Polls and There some l2ooo OF those
who could not lind time last Fall (mosty, believe, OF
the wea,hier CLASSY to vote when the field was left ope
for us to elect our whole Ticket if we chose. But
they were too busy and always 10 60 TO the Polls
and not until opponents get the power IN the City,
State and General Governments do they think worth
the trouble to attend TO prevent the eechon oil bad men
and the consummatlon OF worse measures; TO all OF
which they are professedly opposed. You, more than
any other Whg Editor. have begged and pleaded with
them awake from their lethargy but all to little or
purpose When the Tax.gathercr comes they grosn
but keep away from the Polls The expose OF Alder
man Charlick. few evenings since. III the Common
Council, of his Party's msdeeds and prohigaie
waste Of Public Moneys shows that increase OF Taxes
must be made Still they are too busy attend the
Polls War with all its horrors may soon be upon us
the loss of ships and increase Of Taxes to pay Tor
land deenees, stare hem IN the iace-s 100 ousy 10
attend the Polls VIII they soon be calling upon the
working Wings to - help US Cesslus, or we SINK =
Many OF the working w hgs say, 1" Let war come;
we have always done our duty They have stald at
home, amassng wealth now let them pay the shot
Do they not deserve it, Where those foolish Wings
who caught in the Loco trap and voted for Brney
Where are those worse than FOOLISH who were caught
in another Loco trap, and voted the Native tcketi Can
they that they have assisted in bringing all these
evils upon They have no right TO grumble now, If
they such men IS JOHN QUINCY ADAMS ("hom no
Whig knows but to love- esteem and revere leading on
for that which he lent all his powerful energies to pre-
vent-determned to be caught III others are in any
Loco trap, When will these men learn wisdom By eX
perience. Another Charter Election is at hand VIII
they say ii is of consequence Another State Eec
ton. Is that of no consequence -f let them tell US
they will be too busy attend the Polls that we may
not throw away time in General and Ward Commit
tees and running from door to door begging small
pittance to pay for hire. The Weather have as
much at stake as the Poorer Glass. Give us counte
nance and support your money for such purposes as
are necessary, and will work; or you may have to
pay il 10 hire poor shoulder musket for you
and defend even New.York City from piage ii it
suit YOU better take your musket and defend yourself
and your property. SEVENTH WARDER


THE HoMGPArHIc ExAMISER.-This is one of
the ablest medical works published in the country
and under the editorial charge of Drs. Gray and
Hempel, who represent the two schools of Homo
pathic as now pracrsed in this country, it is
ducted with liberaity worthy Of imitation by many
OF our medical journals of high pretensons and
cradle age. In the pages of the Examiner there is
now going spirited and most interesting dis
cusson between Ivan Pierre, NJ D. and DR. Hem
pel in which all classes Of readers will find much
instruction. The last number also contains ex-
tremey valuable article on Group and its different
variety, by 'Jvan Pierre NJ. D. Ia nomme de plume
for one of our most distinguished and successful
eclectic practitioners. This article should be in
every family as knowledge Of the facts dscoses
would undoubtedly every year save many precious
lives now sacrificed through the mistaken conf
dence of parents So important do. We consider the
information contained in this article that copy
portion of it, omitting all that is merely controversal


According to Dr. Ware of Boston. there four vari
cites of Group viz let the spasmodic ID the caarrh
all; Sd the simple infammatory 4th, the true MEM
branous Group these varieties form many distinct
and independent diseases they are not different stages
of the same disease is usually supposed, nor will
they into each other any more than scarlet lever
will run into smallpox, meazles into hopping cough
This is generally understood for when watson one
of the latest and perhaps the very beat OF the English
writers on the principles and practice OF medicine,
teaches that Group is frequently preceded by ca
tarrh the child he says has what IS populary call
ed cold it sneezes, coughs. and is hodrse;' and
states that the mortality will differ according the
disease is detected early, and treated vigorously by
loodlettug tartar emetic and calomel 1t Is maintain
ed however by Dr. Ware and all those physicians who





mode of utterly poweress in this Affection
the result will be the same almost inevitably fatal
whether the be thus treated early or late nine
out of twenty will die In catarrhal Group TO wnch
Watson audes such active treatment s entirely out OF
place although the mistake is easy for in catarrhal
the voces hoarse the cough croupy there
is tichness oppression of the chest with croupy in
spiration and sudden ntacks of dyspnoea set n
with shrl breathing but an te'o days ne
croupy character pA ieeGr OF Of use isdr'ns stmpte
Catarrhal SYMPTOMS oaly The great Of old schoo!
physicians pouuce upon their catarrhal and SIM
Pile insmmatoy Group in their peculiarly energetic msn
ner after the iniction OF great suffering. and IN the
of time the majority these cases slowly recover
often the expense OF shattered constitution the
physician congratuates himself and congratulated oy
the grateful friends and relstyes ne boasts OF his
success. and perhaps renders It the subject OF mono
graph or Of an article in medical journal when IN all
probability without his ocious interference his cases


would have recovered in onehsf the time ifeit entirely
to nature.


The onset of true Group is not sudden in
fourteen of fifteen; in its commencement the
breathing is comparatively quiet and unobtrusve; there
is only little more effort in drawing in the air and


little force exercised in its expulsion; there s
slight dlataon OF the nostr at each inspiration and
slight whz buzz the rma gotdis heard by placing
the upon the back OF the neck, over the arynS
(WARE II is at this period that the true ply must
be able to predict the coming storm; the little patient
will in all probability be running about apparently IN
the enjoyment of almost perfect health, yet 1t weud
be ten times greater triumph oi art 10 save that
child from impending evil. than in those where
the cough is loud and violent from the commence
ment the breathing loud, harsh and suffocatng from
the onset attended with great efforts and much loud
coughing creating great ALARM and apparently calling
for immediate relief These apparently most alarming
cases. any old woman manage with syrup OF lpecac
Hive Syrup. Scotch Snuff Goose-grease Molasses, &c
&C. but by the time that the apparently mild cases
slowly and nsidousy become 1.-THE as bad as the sue
den and apparently alarming cases, they are almost be-
yond the reach OF medical But they may be detect
ed at very early period if the throat be examined
long before the case begins look threatening false
membranes will be found most frequently and some
times only upon the ,onsils, sometimes on the palate
uvus and pharynx in thiTtyhree cases OF true Group
DR.. Ware found these false membranes presenti thirty
tyewo. absent in one; in ei2hty-seven cases. Breton
found them present in eshsyh cases. absent IN
two; while in forty-hve oi pseudo-croap, Dr.
Ware did hnd them present in single instance
Hence this sign failed only three times in one hundred
and sixty i've cases but in fifty Eve cases on ar
average.


The remedies which have been found homeopathic
to the Membraneous Group are Ammoniuni CGas-
t'cnn and Brom,iae and these articles should be
Kept always in every house where there are child