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


lost it by the obstruction at a part 81 the 00fe'
Is this ignorance his part or deliberate dishon
estyl
III. Pipe.laying.' Mr.. Wright expresses as
on;sbnen, that hts party should be charged with
!. ,iine.laying, and asks for specifications. Sir
three Police Justices of your party are now under
ndictmen, by Grand jury composed of both par
ties for discharging prisoners from the City Peni-
tentiary in order that they might vote the Loco
Foco tickets a, the late Charter Election. Their
names ard the presentnent we have already pub
lished. They have been arraigned, and would
have been tried before now, had they not caviled
a, the Indictment, and insisted on being tried
separately. They cannot long avoid it al any rate;
and that they know themselves guilty is evident
from the paragraphs continually appearing in tie
Herald, Sun and other Loco-Foco prints petit
Jogging their cause, and trying PREJUDICE it. In
nocent men do net resort TO such expedients
these. You may be as astonshed as you please,
Mr. Wright, and drag before the public men not
even accused of any participation in pipelaying,
as you have done but your partisans have not yet
escaped their righteous deserts.
" Notification Mr.. Wright says New
Hampshire has not failed to comply with the
Districting requirement of the Apportionment
Law-she has only postponed her action under
it. Right well does he know that his party in
New-Hampshire do mol intend to obey the law
that they have called State Convention to nomi-
nate General Ticket for Congress--,hat Georgia
and Missouri have already elected in that manner;
and that the of the party deli5erotely intend
to nullyy the act ef Congress # they are strong
enough. It's an unworthy bubble, therefore, to
say that they have not get nplIited the law.
v The Rhode Island Question: Mr. Wright
says:
In Rhode Island where the free constitution
has no existence, and Old Royal Charter TO iaAd
pany granted almost centuries ago by OF the most
yanncal of Brtish Kings stands in the place OF one tue
prevalence Wing power the Nation and in that Stale
The bayoncS OF the regular army OF the
United States ordered by wing President marshaed by
NewYork Wing Secretary OF War, and commanded by
listing uished Wing General likely perpetuate this
old BRUSH charter to defeat tor ,me the struggles
eemen and 10 continue upon thai devoted people the high
property qualification :or voting.
Now try to preserve charity with al men
but how couid any other than deliberately and
deeply depraved man have put forth such state
ments as these? As to the Wig President, John
repeated when it is known that j ohm Tyler was in
intimate communion with the Dorr leaders, and
the Madisonian proclaims lhathis sympathies are
all on their side. But what had he or his army do
with the matter2 What had they to do with the
flight of Dorr and his bandtti from Providence or
Acotes Hill
But this is not the lowest depth Of this mans
and his party's iniquity. The legal Government
of Rhode Island is just about much like that
under King Charles as is the Government ofany
State where the Common Law is recognized. But
the legal voters and Government Of Rhede Island
had long before the Dorr troubles, legally formed
a new Constitution, extending the Right Of Suf-
frage and abolishing the Property Qualification
(Which is barely $l34;) and this Constitution was
submitted to the People, voted for by the great
mass of the legal voters and its adoption on pre-
vented by the united determined hostility and votes
of the Dorr party. Not discouraged by this defeat
the Legislature has called another legal Conven-
ton, which has formed anoiher Constitution as
liberal as the former, and equalizing the Repre-
sentation to Population Con which point objection
was made to the last) more perfectly than in any
other State in the Union. This Constitution will
soon be submitted to the People and adopted if the
Dorr party do not again rally and vote it down.
Yet here is distinguished Statesman echoing the
,alsehoods of the lowest Loco Foco journals de-
caring that the very men who have made these re-
peated efforts to secure new and liberal Constl
tuition are determined to "Perpetuate THIS old
British Charter and g continue Tie high
property qualification for coting." Can villany
90 farther than this
VI Reputation is the last text of Mr. Wright.
After sitting all winter in hail-fellowship with the
Regulators Of Mississippi, Michigan and Hi
nois, he argues that the Wings Regulators
because they do not approve Of taxing the People
merely to raise the value of State Stocks Now
we insist on the absolute duty of paying every
of our State Debt, principal and interest, the RIO
ment it is due, and submitting to any taxation
which may be necessary to this end. What more
have we coveted to do What more ought we to
dot What less has any Wing proposed to do
With what Justice, then, does the ally of McNutt
Carln, and Barry, presume to charge the Wigs
with favorng Reputation We await the answer
Conference.-The act to divide the State into
Congressional Districts passed unanimously in the
House OR Wednesday. The following the
districts with statement of the way in which
they voted in 1910 and 1912:
DISTRICT.
1870. l5i2.
Harrison. V. b. Elsworth(w) Cleveland
Hartford Co.......62t5 1896 4775 1855
Toand Co........l9al 1909 l4aa 1900
5207 COOS 6267 6lS5
SECOND DISTRICT
N.n. a., Co