New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-12


70 We publish on our LAST page an adver-
tisement the Address of the National Convention
of Political Aboli,ionis,s; and we ask for it the
attention especially OF the South. which is TO
grcat extern, still induced to belisve, by the reck
less ard pertinacious assertions Of the Globe. the
Richmond Enquirer. and their Northern and
Southern coniedera,cs. that the Aboliiionsts are
Identified with the Wing party, and act in sylnpa-
tllv herewith. Nothing can be farther from the
truth The Abolition party is alike hostile to all
other parties, but it has drawn the larger portion
Of its supporters from tho Wing party, andy a
wel-known law OF human action. is especially hos
tile 10 us There are many Towns in this State
where the Wings have been defeated in the cleo
tons this spring By Abolition tickets, run with
distinct understanding that SUCH would be the effect.
The South ought to understand these facts in the
case, and no longer be duped to believe, because
the Northern Wings are hostile to Gag-Laws and
to Slavery in States, that there * any
identity of feeling and action between then, md
the Political Abolitioniat- The fasehoods so In
d,,striously disseminated on this head would be
thoroughly dispelled II the South made
quaintcd with this Address and the other promn-
cnt,cxt-books Of the Liberty party, as it styles
Itself
Ngw.HAMPsHlRE.-Wc have return. from
some thirty towns of h, State, including the large
towns of.Portsmoutli, Con.ord, Manchester,
Nashua and Dover which show votc for Gov
ernor very nearly as follows:
Henry Hubbard, Loco $500
Enos Stevens, Wing .-......3,000
John II. White, Hill. Con.crv---. 800
Daniel Hoyt Abolition ~ 800
We think Hubbard is elected. though the
Wings might very easily have defeated him. As
it was, they did not half vote, and OF those who
did many voted for White. in order to throw
him second highest into the Legislature, where, in
case no one has an absolute majority, choice
must be made from the two highest voted for
White will have or 900 votes. although he had
declined being candidate
Jenness. Conservative, is probably elected Coull-
cillor from Rockingham over Cyrus Barton OF the
regular n. II. Patriot, by Wing votes. Clcavcs,
Wing, is pretty certainly elected Senator from the
7 orl;mouth District by Conservative Con-
cord. Manchester, Dovcr and Nashua have elected
Wings Portsmouth,, we hear, 4 Conservativcs-
two no choice. We rather hope the regulars
have carried the day however, as that viii ern-
holden them to shut the door on Hill and his irac-
ton of the party. This mornings mail will tell
the whole story.
e. JoHS LoKlMER GnAHAMz has doubtless
this been confirmed US Postmaster for this City.
Mr.. Graham i. not the copy. whom wo originally
preferred for that post and, having made our choice
before he became a candidate. adhered to ii to
the end: but We have borne cheerful testimony to
his capacity fitness and worth. and we rejoice,
since our tavortc overruled, that the selection
has fallen on one SO every way unexceptionnble
and deserving.
The NEW WoRLp.'-The third volume of the
Quarto form Of this paper (the irstot the enlarged
series has been laid our table BY the publisher
in neat and elegant binding. We wish every one
could look at and through it, i only, that the!
might realize ho~ large an amount of choice
Reading is given by the cheap newspaper press of
thu present day for the smallest conceivable sum.
Here are Romanccs. Essays, Poems, Reviews,
Mscellanies, History. Anecdotes. News, enough
toil t'centy ordinary ducdccimo yolumes-allfre>h
md interesting, many Of them origina-laid weekly
on the table through period Of six months for a
dollar and half! What an addition IL a man
comfort and Intellectual nourisMnen, for 50 paltry
sum! Who in this day can so ROT, himself as
not to take at least one journal
NEW NoMlS Ar1oSs.-The American states that
Mr.. Haigh,, nominated by Pres. Tyler Consul to
Artwerp.is son of Gen Jacob Haght late Urea
surcr of this state thar Mr. Mallory, nominated
for Consul at Tansier. is of Pennsylvania and
add, the following TO thu list of nominations:
NJ Wood, of North Carolina. Consul to Marti-
nique; Mr. Dinond, Consul 10 Vera Cruz Capt.
Davidson of Arkansas Cherokee Agent, in place
OF Mr.. Logan Nj. Hunter, Paynaster in the
Army. in place of the late Col. Rector and Z. 0.
J. Smith, OF Maine for Comptroller OF the I rea-
surv.
We rejoice especially al the nomination of Mr..
Smith 10 the responsible post=ot Comptroller; he
* able and worthy, and was last summer unfairly
souged OUT OF an election as Clerk of the House.
CJ MAD1soS County has elected 20 Loco
snpervisor, 10 Wing, bun on other officers the
Wings have fair proportion.
81 CHEstSGo County has elected u Loco 70
Wing Supervisors. with part Of the Wing
tickets in 10 Of the 70 towns.
% RICHARD H DAsA has been leciuring a.
Norwich, CT.
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