New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
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r-r Tur WING ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR THE YEAR l84S contains table showing the popua.
ten of the United States by States and ota also the popu-
aon OF The Cities and larger towns in the United States
also the population of the State of New-icrk by Countess
Eclipses Planets &c Calendar of the months IN l643
with calculations for each section OF the Unon Diary OF
Remarkable Events &c; Llsto Officers Of the Government
of the u. s. Executive, judicial and Dipomatc Senate
and House OF Representatives till March 4h ls43 an ar!l'
Gle OH the Protection OF Home Industry being careful
summary of the considerations which mpel Us 10 cherish
The policy Protection with brief review Of the reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greeley General Jack
sons Letter support al Projections Extracts from the
Messages OF Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe u
Adams jackson and Tyler, in favor ditto; Facts Tor
Farmers; Manufactures OF the u. $; The Elements and
Names Parties Votes for President and Vice President
all The eectisns under the Federal Constitution; Votes
for Governors and FIR President in the State of New
York; the Grounds Of Difference between the contend!ng
parties; Memoirs OF Henry Clay the Apportonment
of Congress; complete Election Returns OF The Union, by
States and Countless total Votes for President in 1886 and
lS4O by States and aggregate lines of Holding Elections
in each State: Anecdotes Epgrams and Humnrs OF the
Times.
u This Almanac forms very pete Register for the
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room the workshop, the fresde o! the farmer. The
aiding matter alone worth double The price OF the work.
while the statistics contained in cannot be purchased IN
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II Mr. Covert's Temperance Couccrt.-Mr.
Covers, notice in your paper this TUESDAY morning
ca.cuated To leave wrong impression upon The minds OF
those who may read it. / therefore propose 10 ask him
Mr. Covert through your paper the following ques IONS
Had he ever obtained permission 10 hold concert IN o
Church! Had any Other individual obt,nsd consent ior
him? Il SO, Of whom Had he notified any ndlvld
ual attached 10 such Church that he intended to give con-
Ger, in that house Had any Individual done 20 TOR m II
So name him. What right had he expect the house
would be opened for him. that he should have notice
that it would 10: be was present myself on Monday
evening 18th inst, and heard the President give notice that
the Columbian Society would hold their regular meet
ing the Gath INSTANT but gave notice al that tine that
Mr. Covert would hold concert there on that evening
Does Mr. Covert expect lat any individual who can sung
song has right give notice The Organ that he Will
give temperance in the Church OF Chry
tie and Delaney streets, and that the Trustees OF said
Church bound to examine the papers for such notice.
and light up the house for their accommodation
the public that The only notice gives The Trustees OF
individual member OF them, from The col
ored having charge OF the house that young lazy
told her Thursday last there be concert in The
Church Monday evening. for the benefit OF man IN
Brooklyn. If the President any Individual member oil
the Columbian Temperance Society gave Mr. Covert per-
mission hold his in the Church. will they please
state what right they had 10 do without informing me
Trustees of the fact! and they did take that liberty ha
night they had TO expect the house lighted without giving
notice in due time to have ii prepared: TRrsTEE;
n. Dir. Coveus statement that notice was given IN he
hearing OF The uStees that such concert would take
place is entirely without ouadation and when the Trust
DID accidentally hear of it, letter Immediately pn
in The Office directed P. g. Manchester No. 81 inne
avenue. S.W.
Tho given OF late under The name of Temper
Concerts but little than budoonery
and excite The applause that would arse from me
Jim Crow performance in the common place OF
with temperance than what you may hear in circus or
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