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him and the Wings, condemned al duties not
laid expressly ior Revenue, and has insisted tha;
Wool ough, TO be free of duty. Mn Clay can
not even be garbled so as 10 make him say any
thing like this. Tse Argus wilfuly decelvcs IL
readers.


Poking Fun n, Geo. NJ. Dniias:


The Loco focos Of Canandaigua held a meet
ing on the 8 and gravely


and GerSe VI DaAs ior the suGges OF the people, "
Or ~ BANK. d.iiac;y thai Inc Denocrats are oppo,eo
and the tedeIai',, ~ favor of an United States u
this issue unfair nnd unn und deserves other uppea
tion than corruo; Discrimination.


THIS is not the fer thing. Putting man up
to be beat is what any party may be driven to.
but turning his former course into rldicuic SHOULD
always be left TO his adve.saries.


U- The Wayne Sentinel says in the course o.
an eulcgi,m on Polk and Dallas:


"Mr DA ns zone Of those practical common sense men,
who think deeply .nd adapt he result 81 the: Geberaon
dsooisd Q Democratic principles nad may be relied
upon respect worthy the high Office io which h


We observe with pleasure that to have intro
duced and carried throush the bill to recharer the
United States Bank in 1892, to have resisted all
The attempts of Benton, Marcy g. Co. TO destroy
he Charter pecemeal, and to have stood up for
i, even after Jacksons Veto, regarded as quito
consistent with faithful championship and devoted
advocacy of Democratic principles AS 10 the
profitable end of Mr.. Dalass operations, We
hope the Sentinel does not mean to lnslnuate.


n Now that Van Buren, has been handsome
" laid out, we understand that the BaTnburners'
are preparing to render the same justice &c Coz.
Bouck Good let US have confession OF ludg
nent on all the charges of Corruption ana Mis-
rule made by the Wings against their opponents.
Make clean breasts OF it, gentlemen


p The Loco Foco journals are Growing over
their success in carrying the Charter Election II
CASANDAIeuA by thirteen majority, out OF 469
votes. The Ontario Repository tells the other
side of the story. II states that the real msjorty
is but cir or secen, and even this, (though fai
less than usual,) was obtained only by the Loco
Foce Board closing the polls at instead of the
usual O'Clock, while there were Wings enough
ON their way 10 the Polls to have carried at Least
. part OF their ticket! This is the sort of rieto,
riss Loco Focoism is reduced 10 in lS44.


F They had an Annexation meeting down a,
Estontown, Monmouth Co. n. ]. last week,
whercat John 4. Morrill, OF this City did the
talking and DR.. Smith Gutter presided. If it
would not be impertinent we wouldiike 10 inquire
of Mr. Morrill, whether this Dr. Smith Cutter is
The same gentleman who was the Collector Of
Hospital Money on Staten Island under Marcy,
and who went out with an awkward hole in his
accounts. through which some $4,000 OF the
Public Money had evaporatod, and has not all been
found to this day. Ii this is the same chap (as
we presume he is, since we heard last summer al
Estontown that he had built a fine house IN that
neighborhood out OF his sapiags,) we can very
well understand why se wishes 10 be annexed 10
Texas, but not now Mr.. Morrill, or any other re.
putahle man can agree to be annexed TO him.


u The Editor, on returning from Utica TO
his post fnds that his course in regard 10 Ma
tivism has wen for The tribune the honor Of be-
ing stricken from the list OF papers IN which the
CORPORATION advertise whatever II secs FIJI ut $500
per year. Whether this removal Is attended 70
break the bargain already existing and partly full
filled on our part for the current year, we do no,
know-the Counsel Tor the Corporation can pro-
baby e1plain-but we are grateful for the CON-
pliment, any how. Since our circulation is at
least four times that OF some Of the journals re-
tanned as Corporation papers BY the Council, We
presume we are little injured as The City is in
the premises.


1t may be well enough here to say that, while
the Wings were in power we were offered Print
ing and Advertising at their hands, but declined
it. After the Locos came again in power, NC
were asked to take the Corporation Advertising
on the usual terms-thc Comptroller decming i,
requisite that the City Advertisements should ap
pear in journal largely circulated as The
Tribune.


