New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

Rsoired, That al. attempts exert natIona influence
the slave trade, To place this nation
the attitude OF .antanIng "conlincrce IN human be-
nS su'vesive OF the rights and Injurious TO the feel
il.S and the interests OF the tree States: unauthorized
bc the Constitution, and preudcl TO our national character
Our readers viii remember that these Rcsolu-
lions were Withdrawn by Mr.. g.. at Mr.. Fill
lnore's request before the Resolution; of Ccnsurc
was offered, and that Mr.. Gddngs vas virtually
precuded from spco'sing in his own defence the
Previous Question having been ordered their
adoption.
Rhode IsLAHD-Thc Struggle for and against
the adoption of the regular i.andholders
Constitution has terminated and the Constitution
is defen,cd. We have not the full Vote but 1t is
nearly $500 for and $500 against the Constl-
fion--so il is rejected This Constitution con-
coded 10 the nol,-Freehoders the right OF voting
;tier;l residence of two years in the State and one
IN the County, except 10 those hot born IN the
United States, who arc required to be Nauralized
ard to own 81 "a worth OF Real Estate in the State
or $500 WORT, Of taxable personal property. This
discrimination was deemed invidious by the nom
Ercehoders and they have therefore voted down
the Constitution
IiiSlS ioN p'lho. ~ > N'''''''i
20 back TO the old Charter and say they have offered
"A most liberal compromise, which has hcenre]cctcd
and they shall cling To and maintain the form
Of (iovernmenthandcd downto hem bylhclrtatllers.
The no,-F rceholders maintain that the g Peoples
Constitution" formed by the Free Suffrage Con-
ycntion, assembled by popular acquisitions without
any Legislative authority, has been adopted by
majority Of the a,lall male residents of the State.
and is now lis paramount law. They have nomi-
mated their ticket OF! State Ohcers will elect ii, and
lhns bring the Two Governments in direct and, we
fear, forciblc collision. Such u course must lead
painful consequences Yet how is il to be
AVOIDED reference to the nrbiiramenl OF the
Supreme Court is talked of. but wc no, how
TINT tribunal be reached, at least until after
actual collision has taken place The controversy
wears most gloomy aspect,
05T The New Orleans Bcc. the leading Wing
paper in Louisiana carries a flag ri lis masthead,
iuscribcd-
HENRY CLAY WINFIELD SCOTT
For Goretnor, For Mayor,
HENRY JOHNSON WILLIAM FRERET.
Denis Prieur is the Loco-Foco candidate for
Mayor, and very popular. Hon. Alex. Mouton
do. (la,c t. S. >cnatorl Tor Governor.
DIR. LARpSER.--.fhs distinguished lecturer has
left Philadelphia and is now discourSing to the
citizens of Washington upon his iavoritc subjects.
Tbs lectures there are very we'll attended. and
ceivcd with the highest tav"r No lecturer in this
country has succeeded 50 we'll III throwing around
topics generally considered the most abStruSe, the
charm OF high interest. By the way. we would
inform our Philadelphia readers that our Pamphlc,
Edition of his Lectures, reported fully and care
fully, may bc had of our Agent there. W1LLlAN
CoLAN 2O64 Chcsmut-s,reet
u JOSEPH SMITH has become Editor of the
Times and Seasons. published at Nauvoo. III.
The frs, number since his accession contains the
first chapter of Il pretended translation of book
written bv Abraham and discovered in the GAIA
combs of Egypl-on autobiography of 10. Smith
with the Mormon creed, and sundry other matters
OF the same kind
u a larg, Tariff meeting was held At Farm
iugton. Ontario Co.. on the 10th.
~
tno Mr.. Birneys Letter published in this paper al
advertisement! How could this be: The fact was distinct
~ stated not only at the head OF the Letter itself but unde
editorial head also whence the Courier probably derived
iSknowedgeThe Courier il wouid have neutvulzei
such ar advertisement by Editorial comments We cout
have pleased the advertisers better than Thus direc
Alteration 10 their labored argument. But often SEE
III advertising columns llla, wholly dis
SET, from, w, pass them without remark.
Coriey well 10 object 20 Editorial personalities
difference with this paper founded ON inputation
against individual private citizen in 1882
wsen edo. o no Political journal whatever. aet