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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
THE TRIB L y Z.
TrrspAy MORNING. JULY 10, 1912. :
p Whix stnte Conventional STATE Cos,

II Whig stnte Couveniion.-A STATE Cos,
s~rtoS 10 be composed OF Delegaies nom The several
countes IN the state, eqls to e representation In The
Mouse Of Assembly Will be held al Syracuse on "edne'
d.y the Bib day Of September next at y O'Clock at noon
r the purpose Of nominating Candidates for the Offices o
Governor and Lieut. Governor 10 be suppores by he
Nbir Electors Of this STATE at tie ensusg election, ard u
transact such other may be deemed proper b.
the Convention.
The Wing Electors are respectfully requested 10 meet m
County Convection in their pectve counties and appoint
,h,.r Deleoses tn the state Convention and The Central
Corresponding Committee for their respective Counties
and transmit the names such committee, with ther ad-
dress 10 the Chairman Of he Committee at Albany
AUasy, June u, 1912
IEwTS BENEDICT,
JoHN TOWNSEND,
SAMUEL STEVENS state Cenrtl
JOHN TAYLOR,
JANIS IIOKNER; Committee
SANFORD COBB
ROBERT THOMPSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

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"A Special Meeting OF this Committee VIII b. hsld Al the
Broadway House, Tuf.Gay evening. lrh July ustss y
q 3 o'clock. ELLIS POIILR, Chairman.
!. ~. HOBART HAWs, d.,
EpwARD r. CowLEs, oecreIarle' jyl.2t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

SUBSCRIBER ot ours n Orange Mr.. john hos3
hss idte been cured oe erupuons on he iacs yer
sahnlng py using the famous Italian Chemics. SOAP
many trn US OF the virtues OF ths IL certainly clean
sA, OF Itesles ,unburn, and fever spots and cssas0
% co9, OF dark Or yellow skin TO healthy elesre.. ~
Try sne cake ~ ~ ''sN'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

U57 The Grand Jury have found a bill against
the Sey. \. Verren, pastor of the French Church
on the corner Of Church and Franklnstreet., for
perjury on which abench warrant was issued and
he was required to find bonds the sum Of $500
To- answer the charge This bill was found on the
oath, OF Barthelemy and Bouillon the two indi-
vidu.. who were tried and convicted few months
ago of libel on Mr.. Nerren.
0JT Haraenburgh, the murderer of MIR. Has
brouck, was hung at Monticello on Thursday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

II We are farther indebted Hon. M-sSrs r. SMITH Of
Conn, j. c. CLARK, OF y. Y.,R W TH0~PsoS aad j. l.
WHITE OF Ind. for Congress ai documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

~ The Vegetable Pills OF Dr. Peters have acquired
wide and most enSitle notorcty curng Bilious Feyer
Headaches. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Heartburn, Nausea Co
uveness Piles, Diarrs and all disesscs which hay. lh
origin IN disOrdrred state OF the stomach. Their VtW
has been repeatedly tested, aud placed beyond disp
1hey may be found at i59 Broadway and l25 Fulton
stSDss sAssAPARILLs-ln offering 70 the public tes
PREPARATION of SarsapaTll I with pleasure the proprr
tors able 10 STATE that after deyotng year, absroS
Chemical experiments they have succeeded IN eIiracns
Tie essential principles which tie active virtues Of sair
paa dep-ndbQ tie construction Of an entirely scey
uhc and hgenot apparatus. invented expressly for s
purpose TIE successful operation Oi which extract ngW
virtue. OF the tue Sarapara renders Of the gress
est discoveries OF the age, ser again combining ~
Extract with other articles selected from the Maeria MeG
ca, Il formed INTO compound that has been provesg
pacucal experience o lOssss, the important power 0 ~
nediaely drresung the progress Of disease and estof
The patent 10 perfect heah. All diseases ars;rg iron
impure state Of the blood or habit OF the system soeh
scroula obstinate cuaneous eruptiOns, pmpes, chrot
sore eye, rheumatism, ring worm, enlargement and pane
the bones and joints stubborn Ulcers syphic yrpton>
and all disease, arising from Inudicous use mefcsp
are speedily cured by It's The patient therefore ~
uses hs preparation has all combined that be usfuln
the removal OF his complaint The afflicted inslede
Try al once and appropriate TO themselves the bsnenu ~
invaluable medicine can alone besOw. Prepared and -
by n B Sands Co. III Broadway, Chambers Hr
t"rdnite BulldngD Sold also by A. Is. d. Sands, y ~
Ton, corner Gold Il and by d. Sands Co. n East bfos4
way, corner Markets. Price 81 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

II We advise The lovers of good Lee Cresu to give Jo
feass Son call al their Saloon Is Division and hin
ar" iond Of Tins real luxury they will find the best haso
ic. G. am served up IN the best that 10 Be oos
eG N Ie city We know the quality OF the srce, a. "
otD " tefn >call. but the best cream ever iss
r had al the >alooa last evening" Once more ve sy giN
ueI1 eau and Try their Cream and udge or yourse'o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

20 Audubon, it appears, has at length oh
tained the pretiest and rarest bird in all his col
lection 1t is new, both in species and variety.
Its colors arc bright gold with its wings studded
all around with diamonds. II happens though to
be exotic, coming fron the hands OF the Emperor
OF Russia, and is called The gold snF boz. This
i shooting birds with gold balls aud diamond
hint. Who would MT be ornithologist TO shoot
sncb game n. Y. Crion
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

~ The Springfield Republican place. HESRI
CLAY's naRe at the head Of its columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

LovIslANA.-By yesterdays Southern Mail, we
have returns from nearly half the State. They
look very much as though Hon. Alex Mouton, the
runs ahead of his party in almost every Parish.
The votes, as we have collected them, arc as
fellows: =, .D.s - ...o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

UJ Maj. NoiH's new Tyler paper, "Tsr
USIoN,' made its appearance yesterday. 1t L.
very neatly printed at The sun Office, and we be-
lieve the President of the { lister County Bank and
late manager of the Jacksonville, is fiscal agent
also of The Union Iii neat sprshty paper,
however. and well worth two cents after deductlng
the Tylerism and Loco-F Focoism. The MAJOR
doubtless knows where has pay IS to come from
the Banker ditto.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

We are well swsre that distinguished Northern Sens-
Tor who has acquired great reputation Tor consist
eucy or political honesty suspected OF having MADE a
bargain 10 move Senate abandonment oi the Land
ID Dirbu'on Law ard thus the usurpauOn OF L ac-
cidenal Exceleucy but put no idb in such runners
We do not believe that he dare Bns barter away the be
ties of the People
70 Thus says the Courier y Enquirer OF yes
terday. Although we never before heard that any
" distinguished Northern Senator. was even "Sas-
Dectea of having made bargain" &c. &c. and
do most heartily believe that such suspicion origin
atcd in and is bounded by the Courier Office, we
are happy in being able quiet the editor apPrc-
tensions There is no Northern Wing Senator at
all disposed to surre sder the Land Distribution or
any other leading Whig measure. Every one viii
stand firmly, heartily by the People in the pend
ing struggle against the One Man Power. and he
Land Distribution riU be sustained IN the Senate,
bv close but certain vote. This we may say we
KNOW.
And now, if the Courier will call Names
when it attempts to stab distinguished Senator
with mere ii is suspected,' we believe its ar
tcles would be less calculated TO excite heart
burnings and unjust suspcons among those who
should be firmly united at this crisis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

The New PoLIoE.-As soon as it is known
that the new Police ia in action, half their work
will be done. The small thieves and loafers will
be of They will never stay day in New York,
after the new Police goes in operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

" The Otsego Republicans has also in accord
snce with its title, raised the CLAY flag.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19
BANKING i'm Illinois.
Correspondence 0i Ine ITI'uNt'
srrtS,tfrlD, Illinois, July

sfElSGfiEID, Illinois, July :, l't@.
ro,;cs in vour paper of the 18th nit. under ne
heading OF Currency in Illinois, o'itics' los
,pects, letter dated Galena. Illinois, June o.
1912. in which the writer attempts to give you
some intelligence in relation to 'our State re-
rret to say that tine information is not to be relied
on. as has already been proved by the breaking OF
the Bank of Illinois. at Shawnectown, which ysur
correspondent warmly praised. Its bill. are down
down, down, and a, worthless as the like articles
from the State Bank. The truth is that the State
Bank Of Illinois Is Just solvent az the other, and
there no reason to praise one more thar the other
and neither OF them is very good-but both have
been managed by honest men, though unsuccess-
fully. Yours, &c. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

q The steamboat koscusko, from New-Ha-
ven for Har ford, came in contact witha lage sloop
when of Clifford, Friday night, carrying away the
bowsprit OF the sloop, one whsel-hoaSe and wheel
of the boat, besides doing other considerable
damage
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

T Alexander Mcleod was in Buffalo last
Thursday, and was followed and in,ulted by
number of persons. He IS foolish to come to TIN,
side, knowing the general feeling towards him,
but there should be law and power somewhere to
prevent such treatment of him.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

IcB.-Tho Croton reservoirs will next year sup
pts all the ice the city may require, and leave
thousand. Of tons for expectation. This subject
Is deserving Of consideration. A large revenue
ought to be .btained from the ice " \. Amer
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

SuK.-Wc understand that the prospects OF
the manufacture of silk at the Sing Sing Prison
are very promising. In few days the machinery
Will be in full operation. For the benefit OF silk
culturists We can state that s3 per bu,hel Is paid
for coceons .eIiycred az The Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-19

% FIRE in Usher Ne, on JAY lth. consumed
the hoase Of Mr.. Allister, and a child of } years
was burned to death. A girl about IL saved her.
self BY jumping from a window. The mother
who had left the hou.s only Is minutes betors,
had barely time to save a child Of years, which
escaped with its arms and face badly burned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
Observation-Disclosures.

The House disagreed to the amendments of the
Senate to the James River and Kanawha bill
The Senate insisted on its amendments and asked
for conierence-wheh as granted. By the way,
II should be stated, that the amendments to the
Senate's bill were originally proposed by MIR An
derson, the chairman Of the Internal improvement,
committee, and ubly uppor,ed by him, before the
Senate. The House ordered the appropriation bill
to he engrossed. The bank bill, with the Senate's
amendments, was taken up, and occupied the re-
maindcr of the session, until after night. The first
MISUNDERSTANDING out tho conditional resump
tion-was disagreed To- An amendment, enbra
cling stay law feature, was offered by MIR Has
kins, and voted down by large majority. An
amendment relating to the Wheeling notes was
offered by MIR Edgins,on, which gave ris, to much
dehate-during which Mr. E. gave MIR Holleman a
proper iooOi!ing. The amendment, was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. Crutchfeld, the bonus is to he
paid into the treasury, instead Of being converted
into stock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
From the "True Wing"
AN APOCALYPSE.

MIR Tyler has contrved to &c, letter written
from Dayton, Ohio, by "Traveller," published
last Monday in the Madisonian, from which the
following is an extract:
" As TO the Administration, the Democrats par
~ in Ohio is opposed IT, because il is not OF their
choice; and the ultra Wings are opposed TO it be
cause they want to Mr. Clay in the Presidential
Chair; but the people at large will Judge OF the Ad
mnistration by its acts. In addition to this, there
is a strong and warm feeling in favor of Mr. Web
ster, Of long standing. One half probably, of tho
Wings, prefer MIR Webster 20 Mr. Clay as Prsd.
dent, and they look forward to his succeeding Pre-
sident Tyler, after the latter shall have served
another term; or, in other words, one term in his
own risht.-This gives The Administration greater
strength in Ohio than rs yet appears upon the sur
face Of things. DR. Miller, one Of the talented
editors Of the Old School Republican, is sanguine as
to President Tyler receiving the vote Of Ohio ard
he reasons upon that probability with what up
pears TO me much Judgment and with much know.
ledge OF public men and popular opinion. But I
have scrubbed away until but one blank eide is left
for the direction. You may probably hear from
me again from Cincinnati; am on my way there
to see about getting specie, as this is piv day"
ATRANELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24

"as a worse failure than its pTedeesssof. Undis
mayed ~ these repeated diseomaIare,, now ~
have another effort In New York This, it ives
whispered about. was to demolish whiggery, ard
place Capt Tyler upon an inimoveablo basis. Tia
It might be moro enee,ual, The design OF the nee,
ing was carefully concealed in the call No,
word about the President or the Administration |,
IL was to be q meeting OF Merchants and others,
who felt deep solicilude for the honour and vel
fare OF the country. But Notwithstanding all the
, precautions that were taken, the meeting appears
to have been very little less Of failure than those
which had taken place elsewhere.
MIR Benjamin Strong "a Conservative presided
and MIR Hugh Maxwell, and MIR Hiram ketehum
(y'elept Whigs) were the only speakers. The
numbers present arc no where chronicled. The
speeches Of the two orators-as reported in the Ex.
press-a Tyler paper, or the principle, tina, Tyler
Is President for four years, and we should make the
most of him-have geatly amused us. The
manner in which every sentence was received by
the meeting, is stated in brackets to advise the rea.
der when to laugh. when to applaud, when to feel
sensation. To give a few snmplcs;-Mr Max
well, speaking Of parties in Congress, says:
"rhcre nrc the friends OF Tyler. a small band,
not larger thin eorpor as guard;- laugh There
!, the Van Buren, party, and there are the Wings.
Renewed Laushter."l
Again:
awe find them spending days in reducing the s,l.
aries OF clerk, laugh,l or about the quantity OF
oil and stationary they use, renewed laushcr) or
in calls Of order, and adiournncnts for want Of a
quorum, prolonged lnughtcr."l
very jolly set must be the good people Of
Go'ham-and but little flstidious about the wit,
which sets them in roar
MIR Ketchum converted their laughter into a
sraver feeling:
Ear be that day distant when we shall have n
contest with any nation, particularly that which
speaks our own language. But should we sleep on
IN THIS, the mos, exposed point OF the Union tSen-
s,uon, and cries of mo" "no."l Shall We be in
different when an important question of peace or
war rs under discussion between this country and
Gteh Britain! lRonewed sensation The whole
line OF the coast is without defence. fPfoonred
sensation. But little or nothing is done TO meet
with the enemy upon the seas. Renewed sensr-
toni Arc we 10 be Indifferent as merchants ond
traders OF the great city, when our representatives
are slumbering on their posts. and cloud is gath
er'ng which all must sce7 lAppluse and great
sensational
We doubt whether this vas, outlay of"sensationr
will have the effect designed-ihat is, satisfy tie
people Of this Country that Capt. Tyler i, an i'm.
maeu'ate, and Congress ought to do nothing but
grant him money to waste upon his worthless ia.
vouriles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
.Messrs Clay aud buchanan.

The Washington correspondent of the U. S
Gazette, speaking OF Mr. Buchanan's course on Mr.
Gays resolutions, says:
he supports the resolutions, he will b, ST p ,ort
ing MIR Clay. But do not think he will do this
very reluctantly. The fact is Pennsy lvanin, Ohio
AMI Kentucky. are natural allies-their interest is
identical, and Mr. Clay has ever been the consisten,
advocate OF the measures which would, If carried in.
TO effect. make those States what God and nature
designed they should be, great, powerful. and rich.
While speaking Of these two statesmen, Mr. CLAW
and MIR Buchanan, let me remark that stranger
things have happened and will happen nsain. than
to see the latter supporting the election OF the for
mer Us PRESIDENT OF the United Staics,-you smile
incredulously;- well, this may not happen,-nnd
then again, il may.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
From me IndspsndenL

The debates in the House Of Representatives, in
which the "Guadp hive taken such prominent
part, present some curious indications, not 10 bo
unr dded by those nta distance, without some slight
hel p itom closer lockers on.
The Exchrqutr plan OF Mr.. Tamndge and the
position Of hai-invslbily in which Mr. Rives keeps
himself ready 10 profit by any shift in tho uncer.
tain wind Of popular favor which elbows where u
Iis'cih :" the success Of Mr. Graham "a cOnscrva.
uye) IN The New Pork Posinasership, to the defca,
Of Mr. y oodgooj, tho favorifc Of tho Presidents
intimate. emmett, Of the Herald; the temporary de-
cson e the Cabinet (Which appears clearly 10 have
been givenl in favor OF another Conservative o..
O. J. Smrh) for tho vacant Compiroler.hip Of the
Ifolsury the nomination Of a third Conservative
n n Isblted Pos mlstorship az Syracuse, New
York; these facts have evidently aroused the ioq.
lousy Of that indomiiaL.o body "tho Guard I"
whose emotions, like those Of dog ato TO be stud.
cd less IN the expression OF is head (Mr Wte) thon
10 the still moro SIGNIFICANT physognomy Of It's brisk
iitIc tail, Mr. Profit.
Mr. Wise and Mr. Prom have both. oflnts, made
regular assaults upon Mr. J. G.. CLARK, formerly
when Conservatism had separate political o1
istencc) the head q that interest In the Lower
llousc-a strong, but quietly efficient business
member, very decided IN all his nnu Tylerinn i'm
prcssons, and MS little addicted n undetp.os like
th,t which they suspected, us any body in the
Capitol, we believe
The peculiar frisnds," in these movements, dis
c'ofe fresh PECULIARLY: they arc evidently alarm
81 a. The idea NJ tho Prcsidenps eottinE any acces
SION oi strength. They arc obviously afraid that
| n he nad party, be would forthwith become n
party President and that all that amazing virtue
and patriotism Of his, which makes him 60 tas he
md they boas) Tor the country alone would in
stantly vanish catastrophe mot lamcntable rs %
svory thing like those wonderful examples OF Fu6
| lic Motive which tho Guard Is 40 magnanimously
anxious to hold up. They are opprehensive thai
their Napoleon, Louis the XIV, and Washington
their great philosopher, warrior and Statesman,
will incur the teproach addressed TO nearly tquo
genius. Burke,
Who, horn forthe Universe, narrowed bic mind,
And ~ party gave ~ what wasmcan Tor nahkind.
! Besides oil this, the Guard seems, in this repug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
rue TYLER MEErINGtN NEW YORK

The object Of tho Administration is to get up a
popular cry against Congress, and by p,radng the
msdeeds Of tho Representatives Of the people he.
fore the public, TO escape censuro for It's own short.
comings. To this end, tho whole pcnsioned pres,
have commenced simultaneous attack upon Con.
gress-and efforts have been made to second them
Ivy getting up ndgnution meetings in various
places. The attempt was made in Boston, IN Phils.
delphia and somewhere in ohio--bul each ausmpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
TwENTY-sEvENrm CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoEDAT, Morch q.
II.INI -l-L L

MCEDAT, March ~.
Mr. GlDDINGs submitted sho following re o.
lutons
Rss0iUsd, That, prior 10 TIC adoption Of our
Federal Cons'itution, each Of the several States
composing this Union exercised fuiI ard exclusive
jurisdiction over the subject Of slavery within It's
own Territory, nnd possessed foil power 70 continue
or abolish 10 ct pleasure.
RssOlUtd, That by adopting the Constitution, no
part Of the Aforesaid powers we're delegated - the
Federal Government but were reserved by, aud
still pertain TO, each Of the several States
RssolVsd, Thnt by The 9Th section Of the ist ar
cle Of The COnslitu ion, cach Of the several States
surrendered 10 the Federal Government nll jurs
dct.on over the subjects Of commerce and navga.
ton upon the high seas.
Rsiolrsd That slavery being an abridgement d
tho natural rights Of man, can exist only by force
~ positive municipal law, and is necessarily con
food TO the territorial jurisdiction Of the power
creating H.
RssoiVsd, That when n ship belonging 10 the cit.
zens Of nny State Of this Union leaves tho waters
and territory Of such State and enters upon the
high SEES, the persons board cease 20 be subject
20 the slave laws Of such State and thencefouh are
governed in their relations 70 each other by, and
are smsnabs 10, the laws Of the United States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-24
NOTICE.
FRELGHT REnuCEn

Ia meeting Of the President Directors Tho Rich
IA mond Frederic sshuTg Potomac RAILROAD C,omn,.
ny. on the 10th day OF March, tsp
Hesnrtd That tn following reductions 10 tic rates Of
Ftsh between Redmond and certain ronts on the Lnui
- 10" ro,i Pc and hey are hereby, n-e take effect
from Tic lJil day fApTil ncXt-Nz.
I'm GrdtH One cent hundred rounds from Fre,lor-
Ieks Hall and third Turnout, and two cents from
Lonisa q H.. TToVilian's and GoTdonsvHle.
On FtoHr-TwO cents per barrel from Cor,lon,,iIle
~ Sdf-I"o cents per sack 20 third Turnout four
Genus 70 oua Courthouse, six cents 10 Trey.n's AMI
ten cents 10 Corlongvic. 49,
On bef Pork and Fsh Per barrel 81 cents TO Frede.
TICKS .ie, cents 20 third Turn OUT, cents TO Louisa
courthouse % cen TO TToyans and Is CENTS TO Cor.
uohs'ne. e. w. MACMURDo.
mn - Treasurer.