New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-30

| .on6den, that hi. route will not be by way OF Tam
many Hall aud the Bowery Theatre. That road
: very miry and slippery one.
Protection in Pennsylvania.
| There va. large meeting OF the cluIeh7 oil
York County, Pa, OF all parties, at YORK Oh inc
l3d inst. 10 memorable Congress IN favor OF an
| ,rcjcp, Protective Tamil. The following resoln'
ION will show the spirit and tone which prevailed +:
ReoIsed That repuiae the doctrine Of ReNenn" Il
he object and Projections only the Inc-el lSr "" cid
lat the br.f suy OF he 6o'ernmcg 1T = to H.. =" p,s' a
that be discharged M cohrr VIII Dc I'p'N>, ~
consequence Pcunsyi,dnid ns'er has SANCTIONED ie ~
da poicy which ~ould sufIcHdcra Nla p5Inep ~. ~ ,
>erve the purpose. at temporary ehP,'oy ~, -
ody, where che ever has stood ~ The front rank, o. ,,
sho have ehlazon-d their banner me GLORIOUS no'0
Protection to American Industry
\, the Loco-Fo co Convention IN W sshingtou
County which nominated Mr.. Patterson against
Mr. NcKcnnan for Congress. the following resolu-
lion was adopted:
ooh 10 TariI az a measure calculated 10 afford reie III
protecting the Industry. enerpfze and ki OF our cthen
against psuper labor asd foreign capital
Tur NoRrH-EAs1ERN BoUNDARY.-Ws re-
,oce in being able to announce that the Lcslsia-
nue Of Maine has. after full discussion. rcsovedto
consent to Just and equitable compromise ol
he Dl>pulSu i''ih'bH
bavin. passed the Senate by 30 TO }, and the
House by IL to IL. An attempt To ret'r the
whole subject To the People in their Town Meeting
VA. defeated Yeas 50; Nays l2j. 50 the dcci-
.ion of the Commissioners, (Which must be uhah'-
mou.) will be conclusive
nv General consent. it wa. decided that two ct
| he Commissioners be selected from each Pollil-
cal party-the Locos not choosing to take the
weightv responsibility Of this momcntou' acton On
,boi, own shoulders, Hon. EDWARD hENT ct
Bangor (latc Governor and JoHS OTIS OF Hal
DWELL were selected by the Wings, and Hon. I'D
WARD KAvAxAGH of Lincoln and WIN fIri
PRrnIr of Portland on the part Of the Loco' -
They were accordingly chosen last Thursday b.!
the following vote: 90.
Edward havana .2ol liiam Pu f'Die''''' 70
Ed,x,rd ksui l95 john Ioo
Blanks anu Scattering. ...........o5
Nessrs. kavanash and Prcblc have filled III
plomatic station. under the Federal Government
So the business. i. settled and the Legislature has
adjourned.
M.Isr-(ioy. John Fairfield has been nomina
ted for reelection by his party. There was an e.
for. TO hold State Convention and attempt u"
throw him overheard, but the signs OF the times
are such that the Convention has been nulhhed'
and Legislative Caucus nomination made to az
swcr.
The Legislature has Distracted the State IN an
rcipa,ion of the Appor,ionment by Congress- ior
Eight. nine or ten Representatives as the ha'io
hall determine The Locos have fixed things to
.ut Themselves and mean to take pretty nearly ali
the Members.
~ The Legislature, before adjourning, rnani-
qonslg resolved tina, the pay of Merber' ct Con-
-rcs> oug., to be reduced To = per day and the
same for every twenty miles of travel VIII not
our Legislature speak out on this subject
~ Mr.. Van buren, reached Lexington, ny
m the Goth inst. He rode in an open barouchc
with Col Richard NJ. Johnson. lie was received
with considerable parade, and addressed by T. y.
Wilchlifc. (who renowned the Wing party be-
.ausc Gen Harrison WAS nominated for Presi-
lcnD on behalf of the Democratic citizens ct
Lexington and Faycltc County. to which Mr. '.
g. briefly replied. All through the West, the game
appears to be to draw out a many goodnatured
folks a. possible to do honor TO the cs-PresideHf.
and then turn the display into capital for the
would.h- cdad.4afe Very wei.
10 :. y. SWEET. Esq, author OF wcl-known
,tcati~c on Practical Elocutiou. will give three
Lecture. on Ora,or,, with Illustration. and Imita
ions. at the Soc;,iy Library. commencing Thu,
Evening Mr.. Sweet ha> long devoted himself to
his subject. and Nith decided success, both an
Au,hor and Lecturer l. confirmed 10y the volun-
ary testimonial, of many -four most eminent siii-
ems. We trust a good audience will attend hi.
Mort lh,, evening
- The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad = TO be
'.cued to Hancock, Md ,hi. day. 1t viii be
completed to Cumberland. Nd. BY October.
'0S MiLIfASN-in passing down Broadway one Jay ths
'eeh The inspiring note, of eAcclesi Brass Band
arrested our attention W. looked up and the first -hec,
hN nrt our We" wa company OF our citizen soldiers 10
ati.ue dres. numbering about men. who marched
With precision aud rXaciness which seemed 10 elicit UNI.
sersa admiration. Pou inquiry, s,Certane TIA, they
| the CITY GUAKD. under the command o Can't wN
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