New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-02
The Reception.

The Wings of Eli8abethtown have claimed the
privilege of giving Temperance COLLATION. to the
Wing Members of Congress at l o'clock to-day
on their arrival from Philadelphia. They will
alse fire n salute in honor Of their visit Com
mittee from their number viii unite with that from
Newly ork in escorting our sommon guests to this
City.
On arriving, the boat will take turn up the
East River, and then land at pier No. 1, North
River, as already stated. The Procession will
then Is o'clock, P. N.Y. be formed under the d.
rection of the following Marshals:
EDw. T. BACKHoUSE, JOHN RIDLEY,
GILES NJ HlLLYER, JOHN II. ALLEN,
FLORENCE MAHoNY
Mounted Citizens will form on State street.
the right resting on Bowling Green. The car
riages will be stationed in Washington street, the
horses heads towards the Battery, where the
Members Of Congress will be received, and with
the Committee of Reception, proceed up Battery
place.
The line of march will be through Whitehall to
Beaver, down Beaver to Wall, up Wall to Mas
snu, through Nassau and Maiden Lane to Broad
way, up Broadway to Park Row, through Park
Row, Centre and Chamber streets to Broadway,
down Broadway to the Aston House, the quarters
of the Members.
Need we ask every Wing who loves the Good
Cause and the men who have noby and wisely
sustained it in Congress, Winning at last decided
triumph over a few foes and treacherous ingra,es
10 be on the wharf at o'clock to unite in the
Procession Friends of Home Labor and of Ma
tonal Prosperity! the skies brighten once more,
and our gallant Representatives in Congress have
nobly fought battles Give then, at least a
cheer for their exer,ions and their triumph
%" Why did mt you pass the Tariff bill first
without the Distribution ~ says Loco. Sir, the
Wings passed it first exactly right, and then as
near right as they could get it. They had no right
TO pass as it ought not TO be for fear John would
veto it if they passed it 1t should be- After his
Veto, the case was altered. And, II they had
passed It first as IL noe is, he scouid certainly
hare eetoed It. But they passed it just right and
he vetoed 1t on just sach grounds that he was
obliged to sign it this time. In the game ofheading
the Wings, he had headed himself, and could MT
dodge. If he is satisfied with his experiment. we
ought TO bs.
RHODE 1sLAND.--A regular Eiecuon Ior .heia'
bers of the Legislature House) and for Members
of legally called Convention to form a New. Con-
ssitu,ion took place in Rhode Island on Tuesday.
All citizens of the u States who had resided in
the State were entitled to vo,e--ye, the Dorr men
refused TO participate in ii, bur gathered in great
force q. Clam Bake instead, where they had good
eating and tall ,nlking. All those accused OF be-
ing Algerines' were cleared of the ground, and
pisto! was drawn By ruffan on one youag
man, who, on being threatened with logging, re-
tired 10 his boat and said he would take il now
IL is the evident intention OF the 5000 party TO re-
fuse a Liberal Constitution and Free Suffrage if
granted in legal manner, and once more a,te,np,
TO take them by the strong arm. In this insane
and murderous cause they can oaly meet with adj
dtional discontinue, aud most richly viii they de-
eve it.