New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

great applause. c. c. JAcoBUs. Esq.wa chosen
Chairman, and the Nominating Committee made
the following Report which was adopted BY ac-
clamaton
REPORT.
Your Committee, having earnestly and patiently consd-
cred the claims and qualifications OF the several most reSpec-
table ana worthy citizens OF this District whose names were
presented with the object for which
they delegated have unanimously concluded to sub
T nit TO you the Of
i JOHN r. sCos.Es
candidate Representative Fi!lh Di,tre;
the ne1t Congress. Some the which have led a'
! 10 this choice a, oiiow..
/ Mr. >ootr, though Young years has .ruaLc'ihIn
memorable. occasions by the of the
Llboripg Men compose large ma orIiy of The
oil our District invIIel Us Committee OF the Me-
chanics OF whose he etEly distinguished
champcp he ably aud orcbly addressed the sr>; Meeting
OF Mechanics assembled hl, CITY protest ssnin
the Tunous competitor Stale Poison Labor ~!ih thai OF
our Artisans nd "orsucn- He has since been
spadia, aren aud ei!o cham plon teic lie
spent week, investigating the management OF our
State Prlson. aid mg exposure OF The eviis arising
irsu the employ ent OF conscts ~ our usual eciaihca
| Trades
H. NJ. Sco urged caloi the fr Meeting eNerheld
protest The injurious and oppressive
ASsesrnent hch from small be ginnngs ad grad
uaily become the overshadow ng eytl c iearEe
the prosperity City. Tie of the opu!eGi, the
earning, Industrious .wep: day by day INTO the
devouring Of Street Openings Street Expenses,
Gc could know from rronti. month how sHon
he all might become the prey greedy obca!N. ami
their iasoe> Who often took hrs property
from him under pretsrce wFrortns it. Mr. ScoLEs
drew up cd and cansd through the Legislature
Ast Ase,Jmenf bul, whcL became Law" ana put
a stop these abonInabe .bu,cs
i III In the Common Council Mr. been equally
d!s,nsg EfrxbI- Toe OF crcsl abuses ani the
advocate gesu,4e Reforms, In particular the ',clu
ton introduced by hm the Board OF Assistants, (which
7 las passed. reducing the Markssnt, OF Buchct, Is Que
not more that cla, Than advantageous 10 The great
ctll.ns who by mean, OF II, adoption vii!
tain cheaper than hl-cr,o the ch.t
lv In perfect accordance his regard
Prison ,hor, Nj. sCoiEs the ardent deter
mlaed advocate tie PKOrtCrio> OF AMEKICAS LABoK
asain, the luiAr and depressing competition o The Old
World. whicbe would welcome To our ,ioc, the indus
t1ous Immigrant who has grown WARY oi lie de'losn
misery Europe cherish hrt boler among
Freely pr oduct,
those Nations which prohibit the receipt oi ar products W
without involving Country ruinou> seprnd
ence and indebtedness, those Nations winch ~ treat Us
II He holds with THoN,> JtrrER,o> ssord any
suppose may bette nd rs advantage by pursuing as ys
Of prohibitions, d.!6 and cegulOn Il bo.o0rss "a TO
rRorEcT cr:tseuy. by prohibitions d"iies .nd
regratrons aso Free Ccrnte'ce and NtCnttonure not
n be eiyen ca-"s, sstrteeT5 and csaonS, NoK
| ' LIKELY To rSoDuCE 5 RELhNLrisS of rHrN
Tina, friendship the Mechanics an LahGrcrs
!, petition from eish hundred ieon, State Prisons. ye,
mpac.ny s~a allow. the camel OF unfair onesdsd cum-
p-,ion from Eighty Millions ol European Nassal,. com
pesI labor the Decessaries G: lite The
their askmaS,ers, will find advocate
anoIcgl>t in JosN b. ScuLrS.
I Sudh, Fellow C.tTcus, Is the candidate whom have
selected for Representative IN the mex, Congress He
is young; but rs aut witch every year '" III drni-
sh. There b ADLER anil pcriclccd
District but thsrc vito VIII ardcnty
| ,ly NsIf itp
implicitly GUIDED by every manIio.tit OF your H. liz
eon Clique; h. u Shacklcd hy pledges but.
chosen your Representative VII devote his talents and
gies enurrIy and crnetully the discharge The hsh
.pon,biite, VIII, which Nout sut.rages shall invest hEi
Do appeal you general ana eHthusis TIC
1 rally support olvur Gomeaton
| Is order OF The Co .mitt--
}. X HAMILTON Chn,rnln,.
4 The following Resolutions were al 81 unanimously
adopted
>coe-, o'ndtdnte Congress frpn tins District,
meets cordial appruscn that cSUsss,ent cour,
this m gi,aor-hs ac,e and efficient discharge
oi his duty Assistant Ahi-man-hs talent sad integrity
Sirni or Us our sincere and undivided support wht,h
Il will cheer:uy Yield h!ln and by every honest etor
/ strive To SECURE his election
Il ReSotIed That tie u m.naton OF LUTHER BRADsH and
,,ASR'EL FVkMAs, u, u. Deinocralc Wh, candidates
Governor ard Lieu, Goycr.r The ensuing Election ar,
highy acceptable and approved of by Tie Wys OF tl
/ District They whom taLiuly RELY IL,
I carry ou The true measures of tEe Wing party-nen o
efclenl Tor The oict an every respect qcut.d lor pro-
perry iulhns the high trusts whicl! confidently ,1p.c
o see rrposed IN them.
/ Re'otped That highly approve Tariff Bill both
asa 'rhs o ye n revenue ior irraying the
Ipens-s oi The Gosernieat aud protection 10 ,nt
can labor and hIug well c6ayinrr,i that sncb
Il i measure essential TO Ihe future we'll being o tr
| Republic.
Rs,oi,ed Tha, the nqu re> made by the present VIII,
members OF ts Corporation hI, City. INTO The tc.aca
on 81 Loco f"co Ac.ioI,er, and The exposure thereof
rrp-rian. mer,re thank, cor>iiucn, nd OF IL.
| community aIIrge.
Resol,ed. That hereby renew our pl-A,. i, s,nnou
4 be Hon Ht >aH CLAY A. candidate the ohicr PrrS
dent OF The United states convinced that r /, the man be-.
deserving OF tdt tiu,t ut The bands OF hi, iow-counrv
men.
IERRiBLE CAsuALrY-lYc learn from the
Portland Advertiser that on Thursday morning
last at Lcvani. the house occupied lN W. L y
l.. 7. Smith. sheet iron and TN manufacturers
was discovered 10 be II ilanes and though the
alarm was instantly given, all aid wa, useless So
sudden WAS it, that L. u. Smith ,avc, nothing but
The clothing he had on: and woful 70 relate hi,
oldes, child beautiiu! htie daughter OF aLout
thres years oi age, together with nnoher yirl who
lived with them, SOPHIA Jac>son about seventeen
years Of age, daughter of Caleb Jackson, who
slept in chamber. were consumed in ih, tiame.
They must have been suloca,ed before the FIRE
was discovered, as the made 40 noise
SINGULAR E>cArE.-A most singular and prov.
'dential escape from melancholy death occurred
in Newfork las, week. 4 daughter (about four
wears OF age) of Or. Alfred G. Pcckham. formerly
of this City, (rcsiding No. II CliF-.,reetl wa.
playing in the room in which her mother was bu
silly employed. when the latter casting her eyes
TO the window, beh-ld sight which mus, have
been most narrowing TO the heart Of a parent
tanle IaIl le,, Irr,n,., =,