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New-York tribune., 1842-04-12
preserve the Public school. !.


In Joint meeting of TIE Democratic Wing General Com
mi,,ee and the General Committee OF Democratic Wing
Young Men of The City and County OF New.iork The
following Preamble and Resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted -
U1errc5. /, has been the desire of these General Com
nittce, TO avoid inernngng the agitation OF the question
concerning our Public Schools with the Affairs OF Party III
Schools are now based Would have received careful and
candid examination, and lave been considered Wh Impair
ali, and absence OF all political bras ana rnerea1 We
bic TRIUMPH Senate OF this STATE and effected the pas
The Common Schools OF this City, unless The People iiile
diaely rally 10 their support-tliereiofe
resided Thatas tn, Repres ativcs OF the Democratic
WIG, ot,l.e CITY and County OF Ncw.York, earnestly
call upon the Wing paryte unite IN Immediate and vl"or
&c ton lo the R'pl this law and recommemi TO the
several Wards 10 convene III primary meetings on Monday
evening, !tll I. o'clock To take s;cl measures
will insure the triumph of the Common School cause at
The Polls Tuesday
Resolsed, Tia, We highly approve of the system upon
which the Public Schools established and regard
every attempt 10 impair their purity and efficacy tor tue
purpose notwithstanding 10 the unjust demands OF sectaran
Politicians destructive olt great principle OF the sepa
ration o! Church and State, and involving the education
and future welfare OF the People tie p-rlanencc o. our
civil Institutions and the preservation OF Religious Liberty
Res0:yd, Tia, deem j; dangerous 10 place any man
in CIty Councils whose sentiments upon ms important
suec! are moi pay aud explicitly avowe ana known 10
be III favor OF the system n present established
ResosG That deen!nS That The approaching el1cuon
Mill determine by its result whether TIE Public school, are
to be preserved destroyed, urge iose who prize lir
blessing OF sound thoroug! and impartial Education TO come
10 the rescue -,...
the las, moment 10 avo. the political discussion OF question
WiGm sou 1t I a, a., nrr;v Wien the
.n I - r,i Sp i.i;c Encn,;on raonire. IN.
o,,, 81 nj r,;n1r .oIs;.,oons and ur1.e Us n, a
Marty decisive, Sant in ayor OF those bcneiicent
ecar!aa dctatoa wc has invaded cur Le
Bv order OF the Democratic Wing General Committee.
,u,1 LIS : : : = ~ ~'''.'''
Il. e C. u. W .s4s5s Secretaries,
By order of the General Committee OF Democratic Wig
: i i."r>o.
GU ~ " oy Secretaries
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W =lltttet seaman, VINO hlld!I oi!ers u serve
-, 81 WI = +, ,l,.,,.@ :; H., ,.ec,,,,, >
uic Seco'!u "dt"-as N1oi'c'to!' - 'l' - ~
Loco FscO candidate for TINT station. Nut sed.
49,, -
u \ memorial from citizens OF fhl!adelphla,
,.,,;,,,r p-,,a.,;r, .,o, - h.. laid
praying iol rotcouNc 'll'' - ''o - " ''''-
before Congress
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W., .,..,.l- 10, Af,=l lay,nGa- the
uS-Nc understand u'a' Nh. a'eA~.3''' ''''
Nh- candidate for Mayor o. Jersey City, was
e,cctet; Yesterday bv jority OF ID be whole
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New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

DJ Say Wing friend do you reside in Book
Lynn If SO, have you come ovcrwthout voting
Then hasten through your business 20 home to an
early dinner, and Vorr! Have you voted? Then so
home and stir up your apathctc friends and neigh
bors. Do not suffer our Joy OYER cmsncipatcd New
York to be dampcd by disaster i'll brooklyn e''vc
10 your Country THIS DAY
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12
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II Third Wnrd.-CAUTION.-Th Democratic
Wigs o.. thu Third Ward cautioned agains, SPuRI
OrS TICKET, headed Daniel uilmanni the saf9e Is IL
mann was disappointed limo, getting the nominationiro
the regular Committee and lsis the cause OF has running
for the d,or1anzcr They te dsorganizcrs) agreed 10
sell themselves and Withdraw all opposition il Mr. Nilsson
late Constable OF the wart) could b. assured o an o:ce
SEE that vonr Ticket has PHILIP PIETCll, fer Col
er,,r nm Il, all X
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

the Eleventh W urii.-rt!io"-Cii ','nc NY
nomination the Democratic " hug Candidate Tor litran
OF our poitical affair, have very much changed.
II the tine has arrived which makes II ALSO
utey necessary TINT pr,ty, with all lis trling eplcS
should be sunk in effort Ia sustain the true
principles our ,tr fathers against the dangerous and
rilv schemes OF tie Pore o! Rome.
Understanding lhas Neieain Hattrbnry, E5l. has been
nominated by The Independent American Electors OF the
Ward. most c!ceruily withdraw from the canvass and
call upon friends give him their undivided support.
Iours, &C. JONATHAN RIDER
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

n The Southern Mail brings 10 news tins
morning exccp, tia, ri the robbery OF ihg | MON
Rank at Thibodcauxyic, La, otzabout :iOOGo.
The robbcr cut through the wall H issnpposed
- haze stolen horse aud escaped 10 New-of-
I.an-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

HYGIENE HoREHouSo CASpY.-There Is mistake Z n
the curative powers OF ,li, remedy which, by itS
,,rilsi value silently but surely pubic
confidence Its used the most respectable families
diseases affecting the Passages such ca;arh
throat loss voice ~hoopng eoogh and in the early
HoWardsreet-
u The Sale OF Splendid Furniture by F. Colon 1
Co viii take place This Day az East broadway lO
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12
Eighth yJnrd.-E:ring back ,l,nt Cane

Mr. Cox.=,ile Loco foco Candidate for Assessor, the
Eighth Ward had better return the Cane which he Dor
roled last April from the subscriber. Having repeatedly
called upon han personality and requested tcrcurn OF Il
relic upon which sci great store now take tn! method
OF arain bringing II to his mind.
WI SrNDnARD
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

.Wu10s OF Nrw-YoRS THIS DAY only Is lett
,.oo for nrenara,ion; TOMORROW for the strug-
ole and the victory! Be active, be resoute. be VI
gilan,. and NEw-YoRK IS pIsE&THRALLED .
Sneak to your sluggish, ighbor TODAY
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

r-rbe s,poe.ions OF w. H. X. Wing OF the Ninth
ward y are raiiahie, and shall be improved.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12
Treth crushed to Earth will rise again.
The eternal wears OF God are hers;
Willie Error, wounded. wr!thes III pam.
And DIR, amid her worHtlicD-.-S'

And die, amid her worstipp.-s-''
The above lines, from tie o; OF most cee
bra,rG Poets are probably eGual any thing in
suage and their beauty is perhaps rarely exce-!ed by
ieir truth. This is clearly eiemphtIed IN The impOent
efforts OF few prexners Eedica! science initiate the
celebrated Mecaied Lozenges prepared by friend and
neiebo Dr. Sherman which have stood Ire test OF year,
and Tie experience OF thousands who have used te-ioT
The name OF Sherman will be remembered CT the
b.neiac,ors OF mankind. These ephem-:a m;ators will
We been forgotten or only remembered among The
things that were The Doctors Warehouse Is a. No. l0S
NaS>au-s
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

r. The Proceeding, and Reports Of tie Home Industry
n,onal Csnren.i0n (inc.ung large o.! StaIlslcs
will =. ssuct with all possible despatch from The tribune
PIES II viii extend about 100 large and close douoe
column pages and will afforded for distribution al te 10"
price OF SIS per hundred The TRENDS OF fto'ecuoh !"
~ number Of these Interesting and valuable coc-
re1,. Orders may be addressed 70 T. B. "aketnan AT
rho AMERICAN Institute 0, to the publishers OF The Tribune
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New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

IT Any laiy or Gentleman using a. c. EAKRY's Trco-
her.us the Hair and do find the best and cheapest
article known ia thl, country, he will with pleasure
the money all quackery IS discarded. Gra;uiou adj
given all diseases connected with thu hair the
hair cutting rooms li6 Broadway corner Liberty street up
f2} Ii4
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

u GentleMen's 8Ents-Spring !Style.-BIRD, cor.
OF Pine and Na>saustree introduce the Spring pat.
Tern OF Gentlenen's Hats THIS DAY lie olc;ts cxa-
ination Of the sane confden, That they Will command
unued patronage veil on OF tie inene:s their
fabric as the elegance AMI durability OF their finish
BIRD. corner o.; Nassau ana PlEr-streets, y. i.
J. D. BIRD, les CAe>nut-st. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

It Professor Lye informs that the earlier Of
tie world the buI frogs as large elephants AID
no ays-but in place o! them have Peter, Lor-r
yes tliat s.asckness worms headaches, coughs,
low spirits and dyspepsia ~ nlch les Tine thnIi any uin
$50 Bowery, 46 Hudson st. 20 Chatham, and 80 FClon-s
N.wYork, and at 90 North SI; street, Philadelphia. 1t
need scarcely be- remarked that Peters Vegetable Pills are
the best of all general family medicines that his Neee
able Tooth Paste superior anything Tor cleaning
ee. that las been heretofore discovered Conviction toll
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New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

1C"Nomc ''-Theregular weekly meet
ing OF this Association viii be held the Repository OF
The American Institute in The Park Wednesday evening"
18th instant, i O'Clock All who feel n;eres,
Bounr pros perity should fail be present Strangers
in Ia, city invited to attend. all Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

J Electors Of Ncw-Y ori,!. the CoMMoS CouS-
Gil this doyto be chosen as 10 electf tie School
Commissioners, Inspectors md Trustees for tie
ensuing EVERY THING, therefore, depends
on the result Of the Election This DAY.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

1 Orr correspondent who writes concerning liam
c,one, History po, PARTIES informed that we nave
10, vat received the work.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

The following !, the Letter Of Mr. PnGsik' ~
ANSWER TO the nquiry Of the friend, OF 'ne 'Vti'.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

u HERMAN B,LDsrtS has been officially re-
cosnized a. Vice Consul OF Brazil for Richmond,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

u PArrlSsoS, corner of Ann and Nassau-
streets, has tirst.rate Asparagus-tbe frs, in the
market.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

" WWGs no bargains no splits You will
be cheated it YOU traffic with the adversary Note
the clean Wing ticket, and be careful that every
name is perfect and spell, correctly
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

LAWYERS DIARY..........Apri Il
COMMON PLEAs.-T!e Court has adjourned oT The trial
81 s,,r,iiW I,inp>d1v.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

T Eighth Ward Inspectors and chaiiengers!
look out for colonizers! We are requested to eau
ton you against two Lyons from l31 Amity-st.,
two Hollys from the Eighth Ward House, s. C10r6
from Cnrmine. &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

% JoNATHAS RIDER has declined standing as
the Wing candidate for Alderman in the Eleventh
Ward and NEHEMIAH WATERBURY hal
been nominated in his stead. We are assured he
is good and true man, and that there's a chance
Of his election Where is the Wing who would
not get up at midnight, to carry the old Eleventh
JOHN MCGOWAN, our candidate fer Assistant, i,
good and true Whig-ot the Old Guard and there
are strong hopes for him. Come out in Your
strength Eleventh W ar(lcrs
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

u We are authorised 10 say. tha, JorS RESwlcK
MOI a, the meeting Washington Hall Friday night, and
that ms used there OF the Vice Presidents
without his knowledge consent loli
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

J WILLIAM NICHE, Esq, i lawyer OF re-
spcciaLility in Hanover County, Va, is supposed
to have been murdered by his negroes. His body
has been found in the woods, bru,al!y mansled,
and his face much muiilatcd.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

% There has been quite flood Of the Schnyl-
Kill River No serious damage has been suS,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

p Wings of BROOKLYN remember that
uonp Charter Election takes place TO-DAY /!
Your present worthy Mayor CrRus=P. SMITH, rs
in danger of being defeated by local euds, and II
so, your Charter Officers will go with hun. III
Won no, make generous effort TO save Your City
from so deep disaster! Rally out every man to
the contest and c, your shouts of Victory meet
and minglc with those which REoENEEArEp NV
YORK will send across the water TO you Iii'
EyrSJyG
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

e Tummany fired her funeral salute last even.
ing. The sceptrc has passed to Carroll Hall
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

We have good news from the Ninth, TENTH
and THIRTEENTH Wards. Purdy and bonneli
will be pushed to the cyclids Waterman has
a dull look Chccrily, then, Wings close ranks
md FORWARD
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

School Syrten OF the Fourth Ward convened according
notice, be Shakespeare Hotel Monday evening, III.
instant, GEORGE d. COGGESHALL was called 10 the
Chair, Jon:: w iEBARD, Assistant Chairman, and TICS
VI. CLARK and FLETCHER WEsrRAf Secretaries
The following Preamble and ltc>oluou offered by Mr..
LoPHAR MILLS, we're unanimously adoptrd
Whereas the Legislature of this Stale has recently enacted
Law, which IN lis effects tends 10 utter des,fuctono'
hcprtsea admirable ana excellent 'uD1l S'ioo! system
byopcnng the door FOX the admission Of Sccarian Cre-d-
by giving 10 Greedy and bargaining politicians the 'f.c
uon OF Commissioners whose inty il is 20 u-rn's end The
distribution Of the public ones, and also the appointment
OF competent Instructors Therefore
Res0iped, That we view with great alarm this first nno.
walton upOnthe long tried and useful system which has been
conducive OF 50 much benefit 10 this Community.
Res9tre, That the gratitude OF the Thousand. WHO are
among our most !n,cl.ige; aud Influential! CITIZENS, who
haze received their education ron, Iii, public fountain
due 70 Dol? political parties 'lc have not dared unl la.
week 10 interfere Tor political purposes with an Institution 30
Rssol5ed That We cannot any longer doubt liza, tnreig
agency IS at the foundation Of the AT Al
bany-and that We must regard tie passage OF the School
Bill only as an entering wedge, calculated in lis results 10
overthrow ana demoish institution which las SO long
been the pride and glory Of TIE citizens OF New folh.
Resotred That deeply regret Americans, t!dt Tho
demands made 10y The OF His Holiness Pop
have been viewed paramount 10 ali other consideration.
in The recent midnight in the Senate Chamber
this STATE Tor the pa'try purpose OF gratifying the camor
Gus wants Of tlo- politicians who living upon the
OF our tax paying citizens.
Me,slssn r a' a 9@ n, :, AnoW pgIc character and ri
Mayor, and Of RICHARD S. wILL..Ms and ALFRED ASH.
FIELD the candidates Alderman ard Ass;star, Alderman
this Ward W. haze a sure guaranty, in D! her
election that ali their efforts ana energies i'll be directed
TO arrest as "a. possible these destructive Influences an
we therefore call upon every elecior Who prefers
moral priecpl 10 destructive political intrigue TO abandon
party preferences an! come 10 the rescue.
Res"Lred, hat we now unur Star. and Srpcs-an!
stamp ndeibly upon every waving fo III. moo SUSTAIN
The Public sehooi entertaining the belief that vc,oryi.
within our grasp and pr,ncipehonet sound principe
triumph over Catholic cainor and ecari,n dic,a,on
Alter e" Eloquent remarks b. Me,srs ZopAar Mills
and Diver L. Hewlett the meeting adjourned.
GEO d. COGGEsHALL. Chairman
JOIN W. HlEsARD, Vice Chairman.
F " %Es III .l"fk Secretaries.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

EJ7 The Stsadord says that Senator Scorr did
not vote on the School Bill because. hc had Pai'ta
of with Senator CORNING cf Albany. But MIR.
Corning had already paired OH with Nr.PlaIt,
who, on the strength OF their agreement had left
Albany. Here is an important bill passed by 4
shameful fraud or dishonest, sh"lltng OF q vote
which anr Senator stood pledged to give, Which
is ii, Mr.. Scott What say you, Mr.. Corning
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

W Wings OF the SlXrH, TWELFTH, ForS-
TENTH and SIXTEENTH Wards. Do you know
wha, n glorious opportunity lies before you?-
Mind nothing Of your adversaries breaking down
their split tickets. The leaders easily drive
troublesome candidates out of the field, but they
cannot make The People cote the McClay tickets
Come out in your utmost strength and victory IS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

% Taxpayers remember tilat.by Maclay, :
bill the whole City is to be taxed 20 build the new
School-Houses which ninc-tcnihs OF YOU deem
wholly unnecessary. Ten Of them Will add some
100000 to the burthens under which you
now staggcr. low do you like this Why not
let those who are dissatisfied with the present
Schools provide School-rooms for themselves, as
they are perfectly willing to DO and would have
done under Spencer and Dickinson : bill2
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

~ JAMES l.. RlpasLv of Baltimore and Rev.
l. D. WILLIAMSON have sailed for England as spo-
cial messengers of the l. o. of O. +. Of the United
States. VIVA, is the object of their mission is un-
known.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

MEruoDIcaL AT-EHFT To MURDER A WIFE
Yesterday morning man named .Ioha Buchanan,
a native of Scotland with the exhibited appearances
of .acn,s! alienation about him. went TO DIR. It.
!. respectable physician of Mercer-strce, and OBJ
tanned 4 certificate (Which the following Is n
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12
--To the E!cctor. Of the second " ar r''

e'I Bere then Of e,'2d s ori j 5"5 sa .d
y, jji,, ,o, uie p.adeuce and u i!iet >sinI ~
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

paying lof puhic SERVICES IL Is Il uiicCt i'I'te
ment to prodigaliry and gluttory. 1t works 50
bad in the Common Council that our Loco rulers
propose to change il 10 salary of 81 ,00G euchpcr
a,mun Can it worl, we'll in the Schools
u There were TWO counter gatherings III the
Park Yesterday afternoon, which occasioncd some
STIR and ended in smoke. One OF them purpored
toIbe Patriots, the other Native Americans;
but there seemed no head nor tail 10 either. After
amusing themselves by little scuiiling andc!othes-
tearing, and any quantity OF cheers alternately FOR
Henry Clay. John TYLER p, Phonix,
Bob Norris &c. &c they separated very quietly.
% WHY in the name of common sense should
every newspaper so abound in abuse OF j. Sheri
dan Hogan for daring 10 come into the United
States He has irls,as much right here any
one else; and as he only came TO marry u wife
his motives were surely beyond rcproach No
share IL the Caroline outrage was proved against
HIM, nor was it clear that he haa ever sought no.
tor!ety by an arrest. On the contrary, he tried
avoid IL. He came m,ling his own business
| and If our citizens had done the same th.. news
papers would have had occasion for their vcrv
| absurd abuse Of an unofending man
e Turmany fired hey funeral salute lust even
ing. The sceptrc has passed to Carroll Hall
u PATERSON, corner Of Ann and Nassau
streets, has tirstrate Asparasus-tbe frs, in the
market.
% HERMAN baldwin, has been officially re-
cosnized a. Vice Consul OF Brazil for Richmond.
va.
u We are authorised 10 say tha; JoHS RENwlcK WAS
uo al the meeting Washington Hail on Friday night and
that used there the Vice Presidents
withou, his knowledge l2lt
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

II Eir.f yjrnrd.-At large and enthusiastic
iu held The BgOa.sIree, House last evening, AARON
CLARK was called 10 the Chair. and ALIEN. A!cDouCALL
ana GEO \. ~. BRowS appointed Secretaries
Colonel STONE came forward and addressed the meeting
c0Qucnt!y the Public School question. fr. AARON
CLARK then called tor, and responded 10 the call.
Mr. In, BKoWS offered the following resolution which
adopted unanimousl
Resulted, That at the polls in several Dis
tric to-norrow NJ and that give hearty and
undivided support 10 The regularly nominated candidates.
who stand pledged in favor OF the ConIsor School
System and The great interests Of our city
AARON CLARK, Chairnin
GEO 4. NJ KKOWN. 49, '.'''.7. al2 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

Er. Y,cll~ Locturc--oar fa. S'ra,s,' s,l
sr.inI corrected Reports ,lIl.LY ELLIS FiGi
rI-RES on Recent Discoveries. IN GEOLOGY VIVA DC na9
y;,i ON Thursday morning IN beautiful
non. They contan nrarf every "oF' % o,,,
@ ..,,rl lnei Engraving, expressly i"T ne II
80 large an aalonn, fresh, interesting ara N1ia
~. information on Geology cannot b. found n any ''A
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

" IEsiliet Seaman, who kindly oilersto serve
the Second Ward as Collector is the regnla'
Loco Esco candidate for that station. Nut sed.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

NA memorial from citizens OF Philadelphia,
praying for Protective Iurt, is soon 10 be laid
before Congress
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

~ We understand tia, Mr..AleSander, the
VIII. candidate for Mayor of Jersey City, was
elected yesterday by Il majority OF Is. The whole
number OF votes polled was Sit.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

U The British Steamer Dee arrived here yes
ierlav from the West Indies She left Nassau,
\. p on the 30rh irst.ZShe brings the Charles,
ton mail with her, being unable To procure pilot
there. She brings report that the Clarion, from
this port, was los, on the south side OF Cuba. She
leaves to-day for Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-12

THE DINNER TO Mn. CLAY.-At the dinner
given TO HENRY Clay by the Wings OF Congress.
Judge BERRrxS of Ga. presided Ho prctaccd
with few appropriate remarks a complimentary
toast, which drew from Mr.. CLAY an eloqucn, and
most patriotic speech. Messrs. SALsroSsTAll
and S. S. PRESr,ss and Gen. LESLIE COMES
made excellent speeches. and a letter was read
from j. G. ADAMS, in the highest eulogy Of the
distinguished retiring Senator
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-05-14
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