New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

.rs. Sc. 10 our Ciu are very genera y coming w.
be- conclusion not to pay another iartinns ui 'n'
Peoples VIII, "a expre.,es IN our late Chau
eler,ion. hall be respected AID obeyed by our
Mayor and his party Who can blame them j.
,hcy wan, the money applied 70 the Public Serve
sev vii probably wai, till there j. raPdrsnnin-
,ver Of the accounts in the Comptroller. Office
We don't know that al /. 30; right 'here-"e
shall BE- glad to find it i.-bu; paying over none!
20 the successors Of LLOYD, Layden and S'e'en'''
nav iu., a. well wait day or two til we go
whether the C.,y j. to have the beneh, OF u.
RgoDr ISLAND Al intense excitement va.
created in Providence on SATURDAY by the appear
.,ce ol a h1sdbi.l em5od,inr the following state
n.nt:
We hereby state that reformed nom Ne'l o-k i.'
i-.. a., THov.s " DosR before lsatirs tt., T. p
.-.~ - '.rr ~ LsrI D SLAnv, t4i'r n ~ ~" =
yors s- eni sralri o RlodeIslaad ). =. NICHOLS
Prs-lds'cs. my u, lot- 70 N'
The handbHl Of the friends Of the I'd Govern
mont proceeds a. -ay:
"Ata time ,shes all parties concur In ~ optfn i"a' b
written Constitution .hoaid - e'a' 'ilsd "iI1i $50
a liberal EXTENSION u >anraEe ans r4liitf itp'' 'l'
/, the .g,aiure 0 bis state anl when al are i- '
-aadv ~ Tall d State Con eut-u o accomplish lice N
object. ~ .oon IT,, s5c fSns T. 10 i'I'H ID "a"
~ .,,.t m cool and ,i.ra,s ouair deheraien upon q
.ulpect 80 impl tani 10 tie state, I'D any "i .uL,
s,t- bat are M. opinions upon the qu-s on o. sl1fag
.,- s,,sncf ne violent revolutionary aHd terocpl-
ronr.e of act on marked ont hy DoRK, ,ni Il" "' l'
-. No. rho Line ia, nov arrived when every man,
-, II, any saw iIsui fed viihi the proceedings
Depp byf ,yho love. DOB. STATE atI hfs any I'-f i' Do.
49, - 80 and her fstrre .eben- 10 .peaA out ana
e these v0eni AMI ierocou, men Who would b-ins YER
lned ufiau. from The ciis oi Ne"-l ORR I'd p1''i "
i.lou- citizens, understand 30 language ho ., p &
mn, suoh y
mo frtbfr fellowship with such tai~r' ~ man Ni43 pa
ary re,arI for hi, reputation n, good ciHe H -
., nc 10 rest under the mpuiaon Of havn. part pale
in such course Of proceedings Le', then every man 81
ha. associated with Dorr heretofore come o3t az
W. now ask tho honest snd peaceful p0t.H0 ile ~
fra re Party OF tins state 90 reflect upon tn 900 Hh
'h,reCkl,o and n,uraie deUaEo2 20 is uf2n- iiein ~ -
.uoe ID, ev desire % $50. ole tlem,'se, n., BAN
ariaule,, and .r0c.ous ruiaus brought from tie ct
New-YorA % butcher their icI'w-c tzen'
We fear the iirctrauds thrown into Rhode III
and b, recklc,, dcmagoeues in thi, City, 10 sub
serve their own personal ends, viii have caused q
gcneralconAagraion wiihinfor,y ishthour' hence
We have private adyices from Providence tina; tie
Government party now feel constrained 10 depart
from the conciiislory course coun'eied by ih'
President and Cabinet and nt once vindicaie the
supremacy Of the law Il is He'r Prcsraf T"r-
r.sc INIT Dorr shaH he 0rrcset ,rmedlaftiy on
re,aferiag the STATE. and hbGf h0 TINT shaH he
tqkcn. This viii bring the whole controversy To-
issue forthwith We do not doubt that tie asccn-
dnncv of the regular Government viii be- mann
tained: our fear j, that the insane course OF Dorr
& Co. in rejecting the Constitution that was Ie
sally formed and in setting mp an independent
Government, will prevent the establishment Of so
liberal and popular Suffrage %. might otherwise
have been Obtained. That new Constitution
will he formed and adopted before September, and
the whole difficulty thu. adjusted, have not a
doubt. 1t j. painful To think that human ite as
we'll as property may be wasted in intermediate
violence which can have no BENEFICIAL influence 81
the ultimate result.