THE TRIBUNE.

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No party ties, no Regency bonds, no devotion 30
men and no hollow professions Of loud-mouthed
demagegues put to rest the cry that comes UP
from every corner Of the land for PRoTEcTIos TO
AMERICAN INDUSTRY against the Paupsr LABOR
of Europe 1t is heard, full and calm, above all
the clamor of party strife, and will reach the ears
and strike terror TO the hearts Of those who dare
oppose it, From the Western Distriot-that
which the Argus long since pronounced the Z" most
Democratic portion of the State comes news OF
daily desertions from the Loco-Foco ranks, be-
cause they cannot subscribe to their doctrines Of
FREE TRADE, RUINED LABOR and DIRECT TAxA-
rIoH Among the most prominent leaders is Mr..
w. A. LASGwoRTHY, heretofore one Of the most
eminent meni the Loco-Foco ranks, and for some
,irpe their candidate for the Legislature. He re-
Gently made speech before Clay Club in Roch-
ester, in which he declared that, though up to the
present contest lie had acted with the Loco-Focos,
he can go them no longer. The Democrat says


He deems their Free Trade doctrines no, only
anti Republican,, but destructive to the Industry
of the country-blasting to the hopes Of the An,e
rcan Mechanic and Laborer-and unworthy the
support of any man who wishes to see Home La
Dor prosper He declared his unequivocal adhe-
sion to HENRY CLAY and PROTECTIVE TaRIFE,
aud his remarks were received with cheers which
made the welkin ring again"


VERMoNT.-The Legislature of this State has
agreed upon the plan of Districting the State for
the choice of Members of Congress. 1t will give
three Wings 10 one Loco Foco, as follows: