New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
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ID. o. MAcoMnEg,
General Agent y. Y. and Erie r. r Co.

/ W ! me- oHaWefct0GOl last evening bclabOrs
the Home Loagne right Justify for taking ground
in opposition 10 international Copyrigi, and jus
tice to Authors On what ground The Home
League s=wholv innocent of the offence 80
tiercels charged upon it By the Commercial Il
has taken no ground on the Copyright Question
mhatscer \ Report has been made on that sub
jcc. and that Repor; has been earnestly discussed
at two o. three meetings: but no action has been
had on it TO ad journ the discussion. VIII not
the Commercial lock a little more carefully to It's
facts before it inlicts It's censure hereafter
Per contra, tie american has a very bitter ard
unfair attack on international COPYRIGHT from one
Probus. Ga gross misnonler.) who thinks neither
justice nor policy requires Us to submit to the
monopoly of allowing Boz TO be tho owner IN
this country of his own Productions There Is
not felon at Sing-Sine who could not ,each this
sclf-stycd Probus honesty and right ZAficr ,hi.
Copyright discussion. 1t must certainly BE- given
up that Conscience is nnatc-,o. nor univer-
sal. And this fellow,=too, concludes with a sucer
at the Home League What does he mean
Why may it not discuss this subject Oris ii
best to rob the Author Of the fruits of his labor and
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surprised to sec this essay Of Probrs in the
American without word Of Editorial dissent.
where we know there can be no concurrence
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NEw-HAMrsHIRE.-Wc arc concerned To 81, ate
that our Loco-Foco friends i'll the Granite State
are involving themselves in family quu,rcl which.
though they are toe strong TO fear immediate harm.
is calculated to bother them in the long run, and
it is against this that we would aHectionatclv
warn them Ihcrootot the matter appears lo be,
lst, that Henry Hubbard, the regular candidate
Tor Governor, is personally unpopular having been
originally a bitter Hartford Conycntonisi, and be-
ing now ultr;. .Jacobin; Cd that a good portion
of the party were in favor of John r. White for
S'oNcr'or ard think they were .uggled in the
nomination; Sd. that Isaac Hill has returned TO
private life with rather larger and more liberal
ideas ;han he carried away with him from New
Hampshire; 18th, that there are rather more pigs
than tcats in the State, say nothing of some
! full-grown hogs
The immediate cause OF contention appears to
be the progressing Railroad from Nashua to Con-
cor. Railroads arc the natural enemies of Locm-
Focoism of the genuine stamp; a law has been
passed which virtually orbidS the construction of
any more in the State; and this one being alrcadv
in progress. has been attacked BIZ Loco-F oco
mob On these various grounds. the party has
spli; in the middle in Concord, and the Hill party
are running White for Governor We think thcv
will hardly prevent IIubbards election by the
People.
HOME lSDUSrRY.-Thc friends Of Domestic In
dustry i'll Connecticut commenced holding their
State Convention al Hartford on the 9TH Jo-
SErH ). GLADDING, of Painlicd was chosen
President. The names 3D. Delegates to the
Convention called and ;,Comlnittcc APP
pointed for that purpose reported an able Ad-
dress. The Convention then adjourned until the
next day.
OSThc Ncw-lork and Erie Railroad will
add 10 the business OF the city. 100000 tons
of Produce and other property: supposiny each
ton be moved twice while in the city, and only
one half tonic load. the crtagc will be 100 600
loads, al 3ii cents, s125, 900. OF ii only 500, OGO
loads. S93.750 The business now being dull for
Cartmcn from December TO 18th March say three
months, will be improved BY the operations Of the
Road so as to be good all winter
! Is The Canal Commissioners of PENNSYLVANIA
have given notice that tle Pennsylvania Canuls
will be open for navigation on the st March. The
Erie Canal viii not be open before the 10th or
18th April Philadelphia, therefore, has forty or
forty-tvc days advantage Of New-York for the
| Western trade.
q The Prospectus OF, The M.GSEr in this
mornings Tribune VIII naturally attract attention.
The new discoveries in Human Physiology aud
Psychology which il proposes 10 unfold are indeed
of the most astonishing character. and. If subs,an-
tiatcd, viii place Phrenoogy and Animal Mag
netism among the mostzimportan, of the positive
sciences. Ourac acquaintance with the subject is
very Slight. but we know Rev Ia Roy SuSDER-
LAND. tie Editor OF the Magnet, and can say
with the utnlos, confidence that ne,he, his i.tcgri
Is nor sagacity will be questioned By any who en-
/ JOY his acquaintance.
70 McsSrs.=BcrcSford & Foulke propose 10
publish an evening paper in Philadelphia, called
the National Gazette.
TIE R,iSEss.-Ths fine choir saag beautifully las
Wednesday evening, the Society Library. They have
become too we'll known the lovers OF musical harmony
" oo esS 10 require word of praise this time; w.,nay
ss."'H' however, that for their peculiar and captivating
se' pouring forth they othe richest and most delightful
'neooE "'h The greatest simplicity execution they hav,
no rivals IN lbs country They will give another Conc,
al the Cy Hotel tins Evening, when they will appear Tor
the inst time IN their new Summer Costume The hou>.
| will doubtless be crowded.
u The CITY DESPATCH Posr has now he4n several
weeks III operation. great satisfaction Letters LEI, lis
repositories, which within few rods OF every house,
Will speedily forwarded their destination See ad
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