New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-28

CHARACTER epte him 10 the cheerful support Inc people,
and pledge ourselves TO aid his election by every honor
Resol-ed That the nomination Of LUTHER BRAnrsn as
Democratic Wing Candidate for Governor OF The state
of NewYork meets our hearty response and that the e2
ertisns Wings of this District viii be unrnS TO Sc
cure his elevation The high Office which bis commanding
talents and thorough blow-dge and experience OF The ~;
sources and best OF the Stale render him peculiarly
fitted 10 fill.
LIEUTENANT Governor recognize firm and Jealous All
of Wing principles, "oosc legal at'annens ana
faithful services as Senator assurances that he VII
honor and credit 10 the second oic III the s1l Oh e
People OF the State.
Senator will accord unanimous support KNOWING is
DO hat his sterling integrity, talent and ability WIZ en-.
prompt and faithful discharge OF tbs pu1Nc duties
| with which ia may be entrusted.
Rolred, Tint have every confidence that the ticket
10 he pesente. by the County Convention for The action OF
Wings OF The city, will be such as 10 mart orr approval
and SUPPORT ,:.,. -.
hereby pledge ourselves that spirit OF Cancellation and
harmony shall psrvade ranks and all personii pteJu-
dices ri predictions be th.swn aside
Reso.1rd That the ceraiGy OF el.cng CongrcssioG-
al candidate shall wise cause US TO be suPne or neg
ecttu in bringing out strong vote Tor he reSsaut OF te
ticket but on contrary there shall be no lack OF onora
BILE effort part TO make the WING majority atSt
than 1t ever was before The congressional DISTRICT system
Rrsoiged, That the protection OF American Indusrya
pro distribution OF the proceeds OF sales OF the public
lands among the several States, aud wel.reguated cur
rency the prominent, objects TO which as Wings, We
devoted and for the attainment oil WHICH OBJECTS we
| will utmost exertions.
Resolved That rei,erate attachment for HENRY
exalted talents. and noble patriotism make him, above al,
others, the whom the People, they act wisely, VIII
yet the Office OF President OF the United States
The meeting was then ably and acceptaby ad-
dressed by Mcssrs J. C. HAMILTON, Alderman
ScoLEs and Col STONE, after which it adjourned.
| The most ardent, courageous and hopeful erthu-
siasm prevailed, and if the same feeling pcrvades
the Wings of the whole city at the coping election
as evidently animates those of the Third District,
re hare no fear for the result Letevery Wing
arouse to his duty and resolve to discharge it, and
| we get are safe.
~ Two Young men, Beard and Taylor. were
recently engaged in sbingng church at Zanes-
vile, O. early in frosty morning, when Beard
slipped and slid to within six inches of the cave,
before he could check himself Oh climbing back,
he cautioned Taylor, but scarcely had he spoken,
when the latter fell, slid down the roof and was
precipitated to the ground some 20 feet He
lievd but few hours.
10 The Declaration of Texan Independence
was signed On the I'd of March, 1886, by Sc per-
sons, of whom 80 were natives of the United
S,ates-one of Yucatan, one of England, one OF
ireland. one of Scotland, and two Of Bexar.
SUppEs DEATH OF SIR JOIN CALpwEL1..-The
Boston Mercantile Journal states that Sir John
Caldwell died on Wednesday morning. at the Ire
mont House, of an affection of the heart. Hewas
apparently in perfect health the evening previous,
rang his bell Wednesday morning at quarter be-
fore five and at five minutes past five corpse.
A short notice indeed.
| NAVAL COURT MARTrAL.-In addition to the
sentences we have already published, it is now
stated that Lieutenant n. G. BAY, against whom
charges were preferred of drunkenness, sleeping
on his watch, and leaving his ship without leave,
has been dismissed from the service ard for once,
the President has approved the sentence. Com.
BALLARps sentence S suspension without pay
one wear Com. DALLAS and Lieut.. NOZZLE haze
both been acquitted. The other sentences arc not
yet made public.
In BAyKRUPTCY--T Charleston Courier
states that in the matter Of Geo ". Cramer, vol:
untary bankrupt, hi, Honor Judge Gichrst decid-
ed that a creditor who had rot proved his debt
was competent witness, for the creditors, to
prove that the bankrupt was not entitled TO his
discharge.
G The National Intelligencet notices the death
of the Hon. DAVID TRImBLE, who represented
| the State OF hentuck. for number OF years IN
Congress. He died on the Goth ofSepcnbcr last,
aged about sixty years.
u The Weekly Triburc.-ihe Number FOR The
present week which may be had the desk this morning,
is one OF UNUSUAL interest, and several articles of
,sruanen; importance In this number wili be f0uoi-
The Drunkard, thrilling tale from The October No. Of
Backwood beautiful Poem by Elizabeth Barrett, emit
tied "The Cry OF the Human" Oar Newspaper Liters-
tu-e from The Foreign Quarterly; the SPEECH of NJ.
CLAY in Mr. AiESDEsHALLs Aboiten Petition:
also the eatre Speech OF Slr. CLAY delivered at the
Indianapolis Barbecue the 9Th instant Circular the
Wings of the State OF NewYork from the Young Mems
Central Committee, important document which ougI;
be circulated and read extensively possible
EDITORIALS-Mr. Spenccr's Manie,to-Sias Wright on
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