New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28


ever seen.
But We are getting homiletic against our WIZ
But these are truths known 20 all the world ana
can do 10 hurt to ropeatthem. t have just nad IN
act a betiar lesson on this subject than any mar
can give in y ords. No argument can be more Pc
tent, no rid.cue be keener or more pointer 'dn
those which attend personal conflict oil TINS MIL
If any man fail TO see, IN tho one "hoh mas J'''
,aken place. both in their PERFECTION, 1t must u
owing 10 hi, own obtu.eness. IL woud puzzle
the incest casuist-tae most acute metapnys cian-
to ,gnate single point that has been established
oy thi. mutual attempt murder except that OF
the personal courage Of the wouid-oe rSurdeier' -
and yst tisre : not common soldier vino, IN ih-
dust and heat OF battle, faces the bayonet or he
cannon Of MS country's foe, tina; does not IN tha'
| act prove = courage infinitely higher than that tor
which ,be,e men have thu. deied ths law Of the
Iand and set at nought the he hes, requirements
Of Honor and OF Religion.
But the duel has been fought-and the world
ma, profit by it. Both the men engaged in it have
forfeited the esteem Of every rg't-nlhded man.-
We have never supposed that either OF them was
sufficiently under tie guidance Of moral principle
to decline a fight; though we did give Mr.. Mar
shall some degree of credit for sincerity when, in
one of his Temperance speeches the Tabernacle,
he made earnest professions OF regard for the
Christian Religion, and declared his solemn beloi
in It's doctrines and in the justice OF its require
meats. Why his subsequent conduct does 10,
brand this declaration that Of hypocrite grossly
| imposing upon his audience are at los. TO
perceive.
But we have already written more than we in-
tended to write of this affair. In itself and 50 far
the actors are concerned, it has for W but little
interest hut its relations the law and to society
az part of system Of organized crime, digniied
with the insulicd name Of Honor, which we trust
i. near ;s latter end, demsnd the attention and tue
mos, earnest ccnsurc of every member Of society
GovERyoR DORR'. MOVEMENTS IN NEw-YoRK.
1T was generally understood that the renowned
Governor Dorr was in this City during the last
two OF three weeks, but the locality of his head
quarters not having been publicly announced, pre-
vented our citizens, except perhaps those who fs-
ured At the Park meeting. from calling pay their
respects to his august Excellency.' Weare In
formed however, upon good authority, that about
II o'clock at night during ihe l-'t week carriage
drove up TO the house OF 4 distinguished et-men'-
Der of Congress where gentleman who had been
a visitor for some time, nnd was represented in
the family as " COL Clinton" was seen To take
his scat inside the coach and has not STAGE re-
turned.
On Saturday last Air. l.. Fowler, respectable
carman residing at go Varick.strcct, was called
upon 10 take box from Reed, Gun store, No. %
Chatham street The box not quite packed
when he arrived, and hcd.covcred t,ob filed with
Muskets. A card was labelled upon the box
John johnson, Norwich" aud he was directed
t. pat i, an hoard the boat at Pier No. North
River. When the box placed upon the boat
several persons were there who appeared TO under
stand the matter aud it was suggested that they
mad better be more careful there were persons
on board who were uniayoiabe TO their party, aud
they would lose their guns. The mark or iabei
vas then torn OF. Among the persons VINO tooA
a deep interest in this box was certain CT "a"
INSPECTOR who figured largely IN a recent election
This man, with his usual hberalit!, offered to pay
the carman himself, and only prevented from
doing So by some one OF his companions hndlng
" change, IN his pockets ili'ie more ie'"'' '''-
he did
Did the amiabe member Of our Assembly VINO
edit, the Democratic Review know any thing OF
he movements of this Dorr wh'.e IN .Ne"-l ofh
A Portrait i'll the next number
ALABAMA MoSEY.-lt Will be seen 10y the fol-
loving letter that Tie currency oil Al'oa'na mas
become d-sperately---we fear rretr'eVdbty-
bad. where il. value i. best known-0t home.
NOBLE. Juue 18Th, 1872.
GxxrLrNtY-Exchange on ;he North 10 very
scarce. Indeed it i. with difficulty That person.
wishing to travel beyond the Injected DISTRICT, can
procue. funds which will answer their purpose
rhc small amount that i. selling Is worth from 81
to "a per cent. for 90 day bHS, while sPecre
readily c.mm.nd. from 30 10 40 per cent. pre-
MUM. What will be the end of this deplorable
s,ste OF thing. no human wisdom can ioresee The
candidate. now running for the next Legislature
are called upon believe, IN every county through
out the State without regard TO politics, 10 pledge
themselves to wind up the ATTAIN. OF the Stale
Bank and Branches. Every man has n way OF la.
own to accomplish ihis oOlsci but all seem deter
maed TO have the issue over, that they may know
how We stand Some indulge the nope tia, the
banks will Vet pay specie, and believe i, is gene.
rally conceded that We're IT not for the branch at
Mobile the Mother Bank and the remaining
Branches would be able 10 resume at an early
period. The old issues of the Huntsville Branch
are now redeemed, but the amount in circulation
is limited. The Branch In this city is, and for
years has been, robbing concern, managed ~
unprincipIod men and in manner which for AK
of common honest, is, venture TO assert, without
a parallel. even in Mississippi. Some relief j.