New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-15

the State through ali time past, uuti shall De adj,
yised in regular manner that it has been altered
and abolished and another substituted IN its place.
BIZ legal and peaceablc proceedings, adopted and
pursued bv the authorities and People OF the State.
Nor can bring myself readily to believe that any
such contingency will arise "a shall render The m
reference of thi. Government al all necessary
The People OF The State ~ Rhode Island hnVe been
too long stngrished for Their love OF oruer ana
of regular governments, to rush into revolution IN
order to obtain redress ct grievances, reai OF
supposed which a Government, under which their
fathers lived in peace would not IN due season re-
dress No portion OF her People will be wiling
70 drench her fair fields with the blood OF their
own brothers in order 10 obtain redress OF grey
ances which their constitutional authorities cansot.
for any length Of time. resist, il properly appealed
10 bv the popular voice. None of them vii! be
willing to sat example. in the bosom or THIS
Union. oil such frightfa! disorder, such needless
commissions OF society such danger 10 lltc, liberty
and property. and likely TO bring discredit on Tie
character of popular Governments. My reliance
on the virtue, intelligence and patriotism OF her
citizens is greut and abiding and will no, doub,
bat hata spirit Of conciliation will preva'! over
rash councils, that all actual grievances will be
promptly redressed BY the existing Government,
and tina, another bright example will De added TO
the mnnv already prevailing among the North
American Republics, of change without revolution,
and redress OF grievances without force or
violence.
! | tender to your Excellency assurance, of my
big respect and consideration.
wAsnlscroS, April ls4:-
U The \. o. Crescent City gay, that Fanny
Els>ler has arrived in that atty having sailed from
Havana in male attire She refused to comply
with the Governors order that she should fulfil
her premise 10 dance for the orphans, and her
arrest ordered
q Deficiencies have Teen discovered in the
account. of Joseph plankinton. Treasurer of Pha-
depha CO. Ii i. said his detucations amount 70
some so, 900 or $4,000. He has resigned hi
office, and Col James Page has been elected III his
stead.
r The GruM jury Of Pittsburgh. Pa. pre-
sent drunkenness nuisance, and recommend
that be made nldictablc offence. They support
their prescntment with coscnt and extended
argument.
70 c. f. Blanchard. late teller Of the Eagle
Bank Boston, j. now trial for cnlbezzlins
:2S 600 of it's funds Objections have been made
to the admission of II. B. Odiorne, who is impli-
Gated in the same affair, witness
~ splendid Procession of the different Tenn
perancc Societies of Philadelphia took place in
that city on Tuesday last.
u An Antt-TariR meeting was held rot long
! W;ll-nsLorrs po TIL, ,bo nul,
VIC have heard Of
~ Mr.. Gillmaa of Alexandria, D. c. has been
arrested for setting spring gym, which caused the
death Of a man who undertook to rob his poultry
yard.
| w = rtan named e.----c.lI Ma.
recently stole two dollar, from drawer and then
swallowed vin of cough drops-but they would
Mt kill.
u Whi.kcy is selling at Cincinnati at ten
cents and half per gallcn-and dull market at
that.
rs A thief entered the Presbyterian Church at
Trenton. n. j., few days since, and stole the
carpet.
70 The Canadian. are building road Of plank
from Hamilton to Port Snrina, distance Of l32
miles. The cost is about $4,000 per mile
70 The lead body Of an unknown man
found in side canal at Rocheater few day. since.
He i, supposed to have been murdered
20 The blacksmith shop of a Mr.. Ne,tetou, at
Scottsyilc, Monroe CO., was burned on the 10th.
Loss $1,000.
D5 Difficulties said to have occurred in the
University of Alabama, in consequence Of which
twenty students have been expelled
lDF The houses of Mrs H. Phinney, Mr.. O.
Brown and Mrs. Mary Eurl at Elizabethtown, n.
j. were burned on the 9th.
70 The house of c. Hume and w B. Old
ham at Grand Gulf, Miss. WINS burned recently
Loss $4,000
20 One James Smith has been held to bail at
Boston Tor feoniou.ly kissing lady in his store
% The Native Americans Of St. Louis, No,
have nominated candidate for Mayor.
~ John Rennir is on triAl at Brookly for the
murder Of his wife.
~ A brilliant meteor was seen at Rochester on
the night of the 10Th
New ORLEANS April 5, 1872
Dear S' In the latter part OF last fall from exposure
av!olept NOr was attacked with cold for which
took various remedies during the greater part OF the
ter instead, however, OF removing relieving the cold
continued gradually get unit, could scarcely rest
AT night from coughing then applied tn ply
sca who said he fearful the di.ease Uapld end in
Consumption At this time saw an advertisement con.
corning your Cough Lozenges of which Immediately OBJ
tanned box which gave good relief, and before had
taken three boxes my disease entirely removed.
Ny u,ject IN addressing wo fold; first express
"y gratitude to you TOR The restituo OF my henl, by the
use Of your valuable medicine. and secondly advise you
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