New-York tribune., 1842-01-05
PRICE ONE CENT.


several towns Of :la. State at the recent extraor
dnary Election for the adoption Of the Free SUI
+ frage Cons,i,u,oa, showing the following aggre-
gates:
Iess-vosers under the old char'sr.--,.sd9 sd9
g Not Voter. under do.=...- .....-.7, ,9O5
q Five Towns nerdis,inguished- -.----- 753
Total votes for the New Constitution .l22 ,707
/ Fe~or no votes of course were east aganslit-
it, opponents not recognising the legality or yald-
~ of the prgcedure BY which the Old Consti,a,ion
is sough;,o be s4byvrted BY the yo,e Of those not
hitherto possessing political power.
Cf the above votes Providence gives 1853 free
ha!iers and 2i90 aon-do Newporf. 300 and 56l :
smi,hicId 349 and go Norwich $50 and $50 .
Cumberland o4I and 509 North Providence go
and 4as. Nem- Shorsham (Bock Island lO7
freeholdss and only II non.freehoders. Little
Compton NOT heard from. The vote of th- \ gri-
cultural towns comparatively gnt. The Pro;i-
dence Journal does not believe that all those voting
the ticket freeholders really so which Is c.l
tainly not improbable.
the old Charter i. probably from 9 10 10 ,000 the
vote for President last Fall having been ,577. The
number Of adult males IN me Siat i, about 2G,00U.
We believe it Is computed By the Free Sutrage rnep
a ajority of citizens h4v. therefore voted in favor
of the New Constitution and adopted il.
OHlo--Tic Loco-t ocos Of Ohio have conc.ded
to run WILsoS SHANNON for their next Governor.
He has been once chosen ana once beaten, so that
it is bis he lHcky this year. But h-p-
Thomas CoRwls will consent to on the Wing
ticket, in which case Wilson has a poor look
The Abolitionsis Will also present candidate
probably Leicester king-and it j., thought Tyler
State Rghtssmul rlay be started.
ALABAMA,--Ihe Legislature, apparently y=deeta-
ing discretion the beller part oi valor has cor
Guided TO give up The General iGcke, Law5=so .ig
nally condemned by the populayvo and enact
return to tie District System OF choosing Member
oC Congress. Any vacancy in the present Congress
will be filed by general vote; but nofhing farther.
The Legislature is still narrowing away The rub
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y '"''' e'''''' u ''' o"e ~ o'io'
ZWlsKoNsAS-The Official returns oil the election
for Delegate to Congress from WISCONSIN, held on
the eth September, l94l show that J. I. Ar
MOLD (N.) received > ,92S votes HESRY DOLCE
(Opp.) 3,435, and that there scattering
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w The interference OF State Srison Labor with
the industry OF honest mechanics begins 10 attract
attention IN Mississippi. The Natchez Free / ra-
der urges that the inmates oi #reillie'i'ats De
employed IN The manufacture OF cotton =oagg'os
irom refuse cotton 10 one Is no" engaged IN thi5
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USlrEDSTArEs BANH-A meating OF the Stock
helders the United States Bank was he'll! at PiliIc-
delphia on Monday. The Annual=Report OF The
Directors was read Resolutions We're adopted
throwing open the books, papers &c. 10 1s IN
speclion of Stockholders, declaring that 'he last
lwo assignments were passed in yoiatlonz=oi the
- =, .m,-, =. ~, ,,o,. : exp.dienr 70 ke
,a.., of ol. i. nrooer,y .or ~. nav
,,,,s 7lersrul.r or ,n,i.gi4dle ,icks.
Co.. n;roc,or. was elected
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N'."e understand that the case OF the eisiio o
Mr. Watkins Is not 'h,, 'fst !" winch NE le0Pais'
the bowery iheatre mas ] nearly caused d '7S .
l'te.ZAiF' ana Mis-. tros'' OF ~ a'a'"'n 'S'''
.o,,..b;,a H. r. so,o,. ,.rcoas,ances The
aan,oI ;,ma,;.,.ly .,,,ne= =nnon the child. and had