New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
VOL. Hi. no. l54.


O'Clock was the hour designated; the time to be
announced by the firing of cannon. From II
till 9, nothing could be seen in the road leading
th,her, but one dense mass OF human beings pour
ing forth from the city, swelling onward and up
| ward TO the point of destinations no, not point
but seren-acre field of woodland and after all
the disgorging from the city there still remained
apparently many as before. Daytonians were
lost in the multitude. During stay Of more than
two hours, l saw only three of oar city On the
ground; they were like specks in the sand, scat
| tered islands in the wide cxpanse of the Pacihc
After number of brilliant and powerful ad-
dresses, the booming announced the hour
Eyes glis,ened, blood leaped high throu5 Its
channels, and hearts beat strong in many breast
as the form of the tall Ken.uckian was seen NOV
ing through the sea of heads to the stand After
reading of resolutions, &c. by Representative,
r. C.. ScHENcK, we listened to speech OF an
hour and ,hrce-quartcrs from HENRY CLAY,
which you will probably have. Calls long and
loud were made for more speeches." Corwin !
Corwin! Crittenden Crittenden . Mr.. Crit
tenden arose, but after short time rain storm
approached and forced to adjourn to The city,
just what the Locos prayed for (it they ever pray.)
They obtained it but it was most auspicious for
suspended the efforts Of the speakers for an hour
or two, by which they were invgorated, and the
dust being laid and the SKY clear they went at it
again with renewed energy until
Friday, Sept 30, when they continued till din
ncr, for the people were yet here and still willing
and anxious to hear, for they listened attenlively
to speaker after speaker for many hours. Many
distinguished speakers addressed Us from Ken
tucky; Hon. j. j. CRITTENDEN, who resigned of
fee, loving better "the welfare of Rene than
tie glory Of Casar' ex-Gov METcALFE, An
DREws, SouTHGATE; from Ohio, Tow, the Wagon
Boy and Tom, the Salt Boiler, and twenty other
Toms almost as good as they. We had good men
and true from yours and your neighboring States
The mail is about to close and | must stop. |
waited until the Convention was over before |
sat down--to tell you how many were present; in
the words Of one of our songs,
"iiany body asks. how many in Dayton o-day-a-a
Tell them you really can not say-aa."
Mr.. Clay says, of all the crowds in Europe or
eswhere he never saw one so great. A vast sea
of human heads surrounded the PLATFORM covering
many acres hats of, bald pates and grey, black
heads and white, red heads but none biue-for we
were all sober. Young and old we stood, shoulder
to shoulder and so will we march in. October
next. ". c.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Judge Eli Hutchinson, for
merly resident of this county, but more recently
OF Catskill, Greene county, arrived in this city an
Monday evening by the day boat, and took lodg-
ings at the American Hotel At O'Clock in the
evening he to, bed apparently in the best
health. At noon yesterday, not appearing, his bed
room was broken open, and he found dead in
his bed, having died in fit of apoplexy. Judge
Hutchinson was director in the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank in this city. We believe he
never married. Albany Eve. Journal.
FlRE-A fire broke out last evening. 1t origi-
mated in Mr.. Thomas SCOTS Planning establish
ment, and rapidly extended to the Sash and Door
Factory of Gay, Dilwortl & Co., the three story
to a lumber yard Of Mr. Scott-all which were en-.
tirely destroyed. Several workmen, engaged in
different establishments, lost their TOOLS The
loss is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000. Only
$4,000 insured. 1t is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary. Pttsburg Gazette.
CosT OF WAR.-In the present war in India,
10000 lives, British and native, have been sacr-
feed and nearly $s3,000,000, according to Sir
Robert Peel has already been flung away. When
the last reinforcement, on their way TO China,
shall have arrived the English will have Sc ships
of war, II of which are steamers, in the Chinese
ships, and IL 900 fighting men, besides marines,
who NAV be employed on shore. They have al
ready. slain 5000 Cinnamon and captured and
destroyed 1,Sl9 pieces of artillery.
Loco o.Foco.-Neighbor A. how can YOU sup
port the party that made the Bankrupt law.
FARMER-Neighbor B. how can you support
the party that made the Bankrupts.
The Loco aoped. True Wing.
ONE CENT REwARD.-The Ohio Statesman,
Loco Foco, says the Loco-Foco party cannot sup
port John Tyler for reelection, but adds, with
great feeling, +" IF he as sincere, HIS CONSCIENCE
1ciH REWARD him sufficiently!
MIssouRI-Wc believe it is fact that this
State has increased in population and in wealth
more rapidly than any other Platte county is a
wsnder The Indian title has been extnguished
only Gye years and now, with the exception of
ST. Louis county, Platte is the most densely set
| tied in Missouri 1t is over 100 miles in length,
and 60 in breadth, situated in the NORTHWEST
| corner of the State.
| 90 We learn from the Oxford (N. W Rcrub-
can that Charles II. Slower, whose rascalitics at
Boston we exposed few days since, was arrested
a, Cooperstown on the 23d ut. Prior to his arrest
at Ithaca he forged checks to the amount of $500
on the Butchers and Drovers' Bank of New-Y York
which sum he obtained. He Immediately set Out
for Buffalo, at which place he lost $1,000 in gam
bling. He then took course southeast, and was
| overtaken by the Ithaca authorities at Coopers.
| town He passed through Oxford on the 23d, in
the custody OF. the officers. The Republican said
'.he had fresh look, and qaite an air of noncha-
lance"
H The year 1882 gave birth totwo of our mos,
distinguished Statesmcn-onc Wing and the 9th
er Democrat-Danicl Webster and Martin Van