New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
Dn,chcss County Awnking.

in favor of the efficient Protection Of America
Industry. 1t wa, most emphatic and cheering
exhibition Of beautiful public sentiment IA thai
thrifty and intelligent County. Although the d,y
was overcast and rainy, and the place %; mectife
Though cea,raD Far removed from any village or
hickly settled portion Of the County. yet some
four or fyc huadred Of the yeomenry were assem-
bled io manifest their conviction Of the SOUND
policy and URGENT necessity Of Protecting Amer-
can Labor Sixteen of the eighteen towns in tho
County were reprcsented-thc two winchwere not
are in tie extreme corners Of the County some -
70 80 mile. from the place Of meeting. Tn" Church
in which it vas held was completely crowded o.
the ground floor while considerable number
flied the gallery.
The Convention was called To order at half past
o'clock in the Hotel and organized by thc choice
Of Dr. BARROW WHITE of Fi.hkill as President,
one Vice Prcsideti from each town represented,
and two Secretaries. Us it Wa found that not
half those present could find even standing room
in the large dining hall of the Hotel. ad iourn
mcnt to the Charch was Immediately moved and
carried. Here the objects Of the meeting were
1
kcepsic, who vindicntcd the rropre,y and sound
policy of calling Convention of WINGS expressly
on this subject, If we ask all friends of American
Industry to unite with in this great cause, the
cry is at once raised that it is Wing trick,
trap Sc. Sc We therefore come together d..
rinc,ly as the WHO'S of Dmchcss, friendly to
| Protection and to Henry Clay. let all Wing,
rally under that banner, and then let LocoFecos
and no-paiiy men do likewise if they think pro
per. The Wings, 10y taking decided ground Oh
this subject preclude no others from doing like
wise. and viii gladly welcome all who choose to
stand with them on the broad platform of encour-
aging and sustaining Home Interests and Home
Industry.
| Mr.. Patt, in closing, introduced to the Convou
ton JosEPH SEGAR Esq. of Virginia, Of the
Editors Of the Washington Independent, "a lead
ing State Rights man, and for years member
of the Virginia House of Delegates from North
ampton in Wise's Di,trict-who addrcs ed the
| Convention for two hours in most eloquent and
able defence of the principle and policy of Pro-
| lection. His remarks received with pro-
found qualification. He was followed for one hour
by the Editer of this paper, in familiar usrra-
tion Of the practical working OF Protection and
Free Trade respectively on the great Producing
Interests of the Country. Peter II. ScHENcE.
Esq then briefly laid before the Convention "A sta
,istcal detail of the amount of Agricultural Pro.
ducc consumed by single Mandatory
Mr.. PLArT next submitted to the Convention
series of pungent Resolutions. which were con
,idcred. and with slight amendments adopted and
he meeting adjourned We trust that the bcueii-
cent effects of that day will leave their mark tn
future history of Dutchcss. and that no Calhoun
Free Trader will ever again misreprcsen, her in
the Legislative Forum Of the Nation.
II Afew days since we remarked, There is ,cney
enough in this country confidence only wanting Re,
peatng bi. ponient ask. l. TIE present
e,cccin'i, ,,vor,hl time 10 nnrcb,.e r. al estate W
replv Yes-mos certasy. For although We have none To-
sell, had Ire of many Others We should not hes
tate to invest In real estate 1t cannot long be hst at IRE
sent rates tCommercai Advertiser, May -
We concur hearth, in these remarks. We have
for some time thoush, that Real Estate had too
long been prescribed, and have felt regret when
We Witnessed the neglect of il by capitalists. Yer,
little Real Estate is offered at auction. Thd; il
vet has and must have certain and Increasing
value, we need only notice the very great prices
lately paid for the premises occupied by Mes,rs.
Jane, Heard & Myndert Van Schaick II cor
ner lot near Canal street be worth $4,000. a o'
much larger, on the Avenues. near TO the FIVE mile
stone, must be worth something, especially when
We consider the facilities. which every wear in
creases, for coming thence TO the city.
u Judge BERMUDE, Of the New Orleans Pro.
bate Court, has been imprisoned for an alleged
eontemp. of a mandate Of the supreme Court. H.
was subsequently brought up on a haJeas corpus,
but the Court refused to set him at liberty. An
efior, was then made to show tina, the mt,imu.
vas informal and Indefinite, upon which question
the Court took time for consideration. meanwhile
allowing Judge Bermudez 10 remain at his own
house until it should be decided. The Picayunc
i says the case excited intense interest.
W The Rochester Evening Post States that
y" superintendent OF the Auburn and Rochester
'''''o'' on learning tho losses sustained BY pas
VINO mad their baggage burnt in the car
'eSuoHeo on 'hat Railroad, few DAYS since. i'm.
"eo'a'ciy despatched orders for the pr,np, nav
mcn' OF liberal allow ance for those lose.
10 State Musical Conyen,io, L..-,t
at Woodstock, VI, on the 29ih Of June
d ANOTHER PARDON .-Ciovemor Porter ba. nav.
ioned >huster. convicted in Philadelphia Of ,ho
murder of ms Wife.
j The Lady Agatha Marshall Total Abs; esce Soc,.,,
nsmcd IN honor OF The mother Hon Tbos r. Mar,h,lu
held an adjourned meeting a, 81 Nesey street as, s,en,,
u complete ~, organization constitution va, adopted
ami taken ens; more ficen,y than h-r,t
fore the eIrro OF the Ladies OF New York ia ID, great
cause OF Temperance Reform