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Creps. TyIerisn, The Tariff and Henry


Clay in Western New-York.
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.


LIVINGSTON Co., July 49, 1872


Within few DAYS past have been in various
rar,s of the Counties Immediately ad dining this,
1 md am glad TO find that the prospect of good
| ,rops-especially of W heat, the great staple Of
| Western ew-York-is extremely fattering IL
! eands more thickly upon the ground than it has


done for wears bofcre, and the heads are firmly
Sled ] find, however, that the wet weather


,bich occurred about the middle Of the month


vas productive of serious injury. The Wheat,
especially in this County, has boen struck with
rua-which will cause the grain 10 shrink con
silerably. Some farmers in this County think
that the crop will yield third less on this ac-
count than il would otherwise have done; nhilo
| others estimate the injury considerably less If
/ we should have good weather for week OF
fortnight, however, the crop would still be good
better than an average But it is not too late for
rain and heavy weather seriously to in)ure the
farmers prospects considerably. have seen but
one field in which harvesting had commenced :
and nething Of consequence will bc done towards
the ingathering within ten or twelve days II the
heat Yields as well it now promises to-day, II
will probably not command over seyenty-fve cents
IN market Corn is extremely backward; but the
warm dry weather Of the past week has given II
apita growth If the rest Of the season is favor
sble il will yield well.


IL NAV be of interest TO some Of your Custom
House and Post-Ohce Officials 10 be informed that
after most diligent searCh-as with lighted cam
dles--in this section for a I'yter-mdn, have not
been successful in a single instance. have found
few who believed John Tyler, until his last and
most insulting Veto. honest ia his professions OF
regard for his own conscience and consistency
but now that he has . utterly AT defiance the
legislation of Congress and tramPlcd under foot
the best interests of the nation, they, ono and all,
neieve him to be an unprlncpled and wiokea, as
well as weak and fathess Chief Magistrate-
You need have no fears that the Wings will lack
courage or spirit in the coming contest. APathy
will not be known among them. For time they
were downcast and desponding at the sad prostra-
ton of their best hopes but the insults the nstion
ba. received at the hand. of Tyler-the base de-
sertion of the principles and professions by which
he wa, raised to power--and the absolute tyranny
by whch he i. crushing the public coed IN the
bope-( would that he could know how vain is tho
hope y that he might rule over the ruin he has
mads--have awakened spirit among them when
will no, be easily allsyed. You would be surprised
and delighted to know how thoroughly the prInci-
pc of Protection TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY Is
espoused by the Wings of Western New York.
The silly pretence Of Loco-F Focoism that Protec-
ton builds up Manufactures at the expense OF the
Farming Interest, will meet ready and pun
GENT reply from the Farmers themselves lhey
sov-" Give rs a TARIFF fill all our land with
Factories: let the LooN and the SPINDLE mingis
,her music with the sound Of every rushing stream
call into active and useful employment the thou
sands and tens of thousands now idle and starving
then come TO us for Wool, and give us the ctot"
they make in return and if these tong multi
,udes ever grow hungry-as working men, gay,
and idlers too,) are apt to do-,he garners e ali
the broad West arc at their service. Protect mem
and you protect as; for WE ARE ONE; we dwell
in the fruitful land that fathers won Tor us ana
they told us to keep it forever free and '1depe""
ent." WI


have been asked several times whom the wings
would nominate for Governor; 4; but neVfr VINO
would be their next Presidential Candidate No
one wants information that head. Ise oily
question is-'What will ysu do IN the cry Tor
Henry CLAY. Well take care OF all the Sta'e
West of Cavuga Bridge bring up your ehd ana
the storm of l840 shall sound but n an evening
bresze beside the whirlwind of IA. The tounds-
ton is laid for glorious battle, and moro gar
ant victory than the Wings have ever yet ach'eveu'


Yours, NC. H.