MiehiSan-PolitIcs, Crops. &c.
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TSor, Oakland Co. Mich. May 18th, ls45.
10 n. Editor Of The TsTbIHe:


hnd 10 looking over your paper OF the Both OF
Apr, that there is an error IN regard TO our Elec
Ton returns from this State. For this County you
had Locos and Wing Supervisors; although
lals County is the Gibraltar of Loco Focosm, yet
slhe last election we elected 10 aud the Locus Is
Supervisors We carried all the important towns
such as Pontiac, Avon, Troy, Pennington, Bloom
hrld, &c. &c. Our Loco friends polnt us 10 the
e''or aud say, THAT is the way your Tribune,
which YOU all take as law and gospel, hSureS up
"hlg victories We are IN no Wise discouraged
Sc'shraIlened in this quarter by the result OF the
November election We can now bid defiance 10
Nalpurreand misnamcd Liberty party for they
He pasI dolus harm or INJURY 10 us. lnelr days
,ie numbered aud their doom Is sealed 1t was
" 'helr inrans that The Electoral vote OF Michigan
N'sslven for James X. Polk. Il, was through their
hs'H> that Henry Clay was defeated, and the
N0uFse and curse of Annexation Was brought upon
w c"uauy Many oi that party see that they have
sSea ouped and deceived by designing Loco-toco
.Nneyi'eS The leading men of that party IN this
%~a, In all their pubic speeches, openly declared
.d' ihey preferred James h. Polk 10 that illustrlcus
s"esildn, Henry Clay, for Presldent->tatiug that
-fi CID not deem the danger OF Annexation IA
Sss't nuder Pok's as II would be uader Henry
uYs Administration. Their candidate for Super
.S' Ia 'hs town openly abandoned them aud
;%Td The rnlre Wing ucket; there has been great
alhs oti IN that party In this town: they once
F1'e . votes, bat now they Can muster only about
'sv,louTth that number


we are preparing for our next Gubernatora
aecion The Loco-Foco party have had the rule
| S.1 sHce ISL, and IN that Tine they have done
11ssnias 10 ease the State Of It's heavy liabilities
~ ~ our Public Works have been stopped, The inter
Son our Loan reinains unpaid, our Appropriation
% ouS have all been vetoed by John ). Berry, and
n tuhhc Works remain in stQtm quo but our


~ si,ii doth grow. Never, think, has Stale
."Sieu 80 much from mlsinanasen4en, and ms
* a. Michigan. Our Legislature, for the last
Water, has sal week alter week and ACCOMPLISHED
t'hine Tor lhe People. They have had Mr. Some
10Y tnot member Of the Lee,saturr) write A
s elsssr aton on the beauties of Free Trade, en-
sd Report from the Committee on Stale AT.
aug, III which saw you took notice in your pa
~ thousands oi copies have been printed
NSnl Broadcast over 'he land al the expense of
asPropie "
he overthrow OF that party here will prove such
soe'e.t to them as they never have met with s,nc,
w W-i;hrow ot that corrupt Administrations OF the
csssftrd Mason.
oaF Wheat Crop is large and looks well, and un.
y II Meets W III some unforeseen accident We
~ have considerably more than an average crop
). :. Sould II idi Us IN pecuniary point OF vie"
sMs futn-d Many Of our merchants tnd II I'M
\ e 'n make collections so rs 10 come 10 The
/, S''y this S,'log. and should our Wheat CroI
I us'sy neuer crtn come.


4 q Is had severe frost or the night Of the 9Th
gr,9 has nearly, II not entirely, ruined all oul
Yours, &c. Troy.
Ds,smslE SUICIDE "A man by the name oi
s, S VI OF Richard Danfor,n Rupert, VT. shst him.
,oa u'saN last The circumstances are these lie
nom his fathers house and starred on Ill,
eetez Dsu w MN short distance. (knowng that he was


assd wnen he turned round saying thsr II he fol-
s.s, nome He was pe, . .. sx x ,o%s of ~,
aul,l n haa Tue stock OF the gun broken oT-noihins
A.es,m,,so ous Tue barrel and r"inrod He into


.and III placed the breech Of the barrel into IN,