New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

| not would haze nominated Henry Clay by an al
most unanimou. vote, and then the whole question
of candidate would have been settled throughout
the Union.
REsPEcr PoR THE SABgArH.-Ald. Crous has
required all the portcrhouses in the Sixth WaId
to be strictly closed on Sunday, and all the gro
cores after 8 o'clock, 4. VI The latter al
lowed to be open up the hour gaaed, because man,
of the poorer people are Obliged TO resort to them
in the morning for the days provisions. In these
things. the Alderman la. done simply bis duty,
and. while those who desire quc. on Sunday
must warmly approve, We do not see how Others
can condemn his course. If they want liquor
shops open on thar day. they must demand a re-
p.ai of the lars forbiding it. An Alderman il
sworn to respect the laws, and 70 see that they are
respected by -thcrs.
We hear that Als Crolius has notified the deal
ers in secondhand clothing hat they too must shut
up shop on Sunday This the law require. him to
do get we are not sure but that the law should be
relaxed little in behalf of those who rclisiously
observe SATURDAY as a Sabbath, and who do not in
any manner interfere with the quiet ans peace Of
/
makers u. magistrates, the Aldermen have no
right to modify the laws, but are bound to enforce
them.
LovIsIANA-The Newt Orleans Mail failed again
yesterday most provosingyi but by Saturday,
we have y. Orleans paper. to the morning OF the
9TH, giving few returns from the Parishes. They
are favorable, but not decisive, viz
Jceerson-John.on 253 Mouton l22. White
(for Congress) 3lj; two polls to come in, which
would probably add toto Johnson. majority. For
the House. both candidates Wings. Qn 1910,
Wing Gov. 900; Loco lll.)
81. BernGrd-Johnson 70 Mouton 90. Wing
Representative by 81 majority. (In 40, Wing
Gov. IA; Loco 49,
PaqDcm.Aes-All Loco at Balize as usual
Other polls even. In 40, Wing Governor g.
Loco 1872
" Mr. Bots publ.he, in Saturdays Intel-
genccr a letter denying the misst-tement Of the
Madisonisn that his charges against Mr.. Tyler had
been submitted to a Wing caucus. lie declare.
this an unqualified falsehood, denies having at
tended Wing caucus for several months, and
saws that bis charges have not been submitted 10
any portion of the party, and that the proposed
movement is wholly and solely his own.
" The Pennsylvania law abolishing imprison-
men, for deb,, contains provision excluding from
it. benefits those individuals who shall not have
resided in the State twenty days preyiou. TO the
| commencement Of the suit against them. This
feature is loudly complained Of by the Philadelphia
papers a. tending to prevent hundreds Of South
ern and Western merchants from visiting the city.
The true policy OF the State i. invite trade and
capital by every possible means. This provision
has directly contrary effect.
q Joe Smith, in the Mormon paper Published
"a, the city OF Nauyoo, make many severe charges
arains, the character of Gen. John c. Bennett
l. L. d. sc. He accuses him Of forsa-ing his
wife incorporating the Mormon doctrines rs en-
cosraging the vice. in which he desired to indulge
and ,landering the Prophet himself For these
deeds, the hand Of fellowship was wiihdfawa from
him by the church OF Latter Day Saints, and be
ha. left the Golden City.
Y The Illinois Palladium. Published at PeAin,
has hoi,ted the banner Of HENRr CLAY.
~ The Peoples Monitor, Warren. Ia. ha-
added itscfto the bearers Of the Clay banner.
" Mr. Van Buren, arrived at Buffalo On
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