New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
THE TRIB U'N T..
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY T.. 1912.

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studied efforts Of u'"spapcf' heretofore considered as Nht
papers bat nov under NE paifonase g" ihc fl',d,n,
duucs the People that -, wasted time 10 u'ics de-
svcd hr page necc.,sry law; and that he continued
enbaras,iis OF the county from want of proper "s.s
laiou. charprahle the House OF K'ne'hatN'H 'hu
that the President ani t., advisers are innocent IL I1''
hc5co ,,.,t. ,.,,, Of i. Committee. The ma.
ioi y of tic present Congre,, cnu,d Co i' il cen
hdcncc of thor constituents ia' against on''io '. la
aud deleruiHed resolution 10 relieve the di'e,' % u'
country by he passage OF law. TIE most "oe>oe am
a"', uo ~ & 80, s, tl .,crre Ia The >a,r, The pro-
ceeIs oi the National Domain, - their usmiul property
uat the u0wcrs of government are high and obligatory
,r' n Ma, ali uly il,rI,o.cd 90 the cNerc,e
81 49,, ,,,cr, ar. lrcacie Of those trusts: a these ol
acls. have proceeded Tl. tic Pfc>aen Of ihc United
stat, and dat 10 si AMI TO advisers are ocly 20 he as,
- H. rontnrtnrc of the uuhr NuH,rur. fo l,lt,>
nlen of pablo character, amt She Jeopardy all
great l,aiins .nj,f e,i> of The nation
Rc,o,rd Ths, COMMITTEE on behalf OF their couq tu-
eats, most respect ay tender ther thank, 90 TIE majority
lent. honesty, AM a,r uic moderation with which
they have cndeay red 90 40 ther duty.
R,oiled, Tha the foregoing resolutions be tausmre 90
the President of he senate and speaker the llou,c ol
Representative, of the United state. with toe request to
lay them before thcr respective houses, and a; commit
tee be appointed for thai purpose.
ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
K"T,rn = coairs. Secretaries Iys ),
~ We are further indebted to Hon. Ne,,r, y p TAU.
M,uGy FILLMORE, &. MORGAN and several other Mem.
Der, Of Congress for valuable Public Documents.
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D. In the tabular Airport onment Of he State proposed
by Us yesterday. Monroe County is stated To have 5o"o2
inhabitants, By referring Ocal copy o. the Census,
la, si9o2 IN, need Rot. however, disturb the
Appo9amcr rropo,r1i gsS be dfr%,d saSaG 70
Niagara and Orleans.
~ For Clay Meeting at Auburn
Reputation of Bridgeport Bonds, and an
Association Notice of the Evils which OPP
press the Mass, see FIRST Page.
o. For the Lady Godina. Poem by
Western Pennsylvania, and
Kentucky Orators. see Last Page.
" We omitted to state yesterday that Tho
Remedial Justice BILL intended 10 transfer all
cases like that of McLcod's from the State to the
Federal Courts. ON Friday passed tie Senate by
vote of y to II. 1t went to the House on Sat
urday. was read twice and referred 10 the Judi
ciary Committee.
" The tears shed by John Tylcr the nom
nation Of Harrison over Clay for President were
lad enough; bu, there is something even more
revolving in the crocodile illusions Of tie Journal
of Commerce and IL Loco-Foco Free Trade cor
respondent. in view Of the probable defeat of
Protective Tariff The very men who have al
ways coxtondcd tina, Protection Is a curse to Com
mercc. Industry and even manufactures. low pre-
tend to be horlor-.ruck arthe destruction OF every
thing which ia 10 result from bringing the Tariff
down 10 twenty per cent. Yesterday they were
rrocaiming that the reduction of the Tariff would
be a great blessing 10 the Country oday they are
cxecrating the Wings in Congress because they
will not sacrifice Land Dissipation, principles.
independence every thing. TO ayoit 50 awful ca
lamiv Nav. morc-they seek 10 array the WHO'S
against their Representatives because they do not
surrender every thing to the doubtful chance Of
frurning such Tariff as will please John Tyler -,
Can any Whig be deceived 10y these hypocritcs
'GRTAr TYLER MrsrINe. Another of these
novel exhibitions came oil last evening aud were
so fortunate a. TO get sight When the perform
ancc commenced no, more than orty person, were
in the room; but in course Of the evening the
Spartan Band. the Post Office Clerks and letter
carriers, the Custom House officials and the rank
and file of Loco-Focoism came in. and the number
in attendance became very respectable. Nh. Cur
It's who We believe. Is made a standing butt for
this excellent Joke. was chosen President. and ).
X. Raymond. q Mr. llauing and Job Haskell were
the speakers Az address abusing Congress and
MIR CLAY. and IA set of resolutions landing the
Nctocs and Mr.. Tyler. were adopted. Those 10
attendance. except the oihce-holdcr,. were mainly
I.co-Focos-a good share of .hcm those who have
recently been gpiNotptdl by the Common Council.
Nj mors than fourth of those present appeared
10 take any interest in the meeting. The prevail
ing disposition seemed TO be to nominate Mr. ~
lcf Tor the next Presidency I'm place OF Nj. Van
Buren,. Job Haskell, whose speech wen, Of with
the greatest applause. suggested the Propuety of
calling meeting 10 the parh-deciarius that he
though, the Park vsuld be filled: vhyreupon it
was resolved to call mass O. > meeting "a Tyler
men IN the Park on Monday neNt.
The ruling spirit ct the meeting Va, well cN-
rrcs.ed by one OF the loudcsf applludor~-v hen
he said TO a Custom House officer who stood 10y
hi. eide that John Tyler was on Internal ,coundrci
but he a support him TO huf, the Wings. l, was
clearly a Loco-Fuco mectu4-lahcNrd IN,ci,m
for that special OCCASION. IL may bc wei, enough
ior our friends abroad to understand the game
these men are playing. They viii cau frequent
TYLER meetings In thr different wards Tot some
time To come-kuowiu- that ior ihcir own pur-
poses Loco-Focos viii attend. and hoping thus to
create an impression favorable 10 their cause
abroad The whole affair IS a ihc hand, %. some
half da4es, unpr,ncill,d men N,hc, under rr0usi>c
cNprcss or implied, of liberal lee. arc iaborins
with intense chor, to produce an impression ihai
th, Wing party Is divided - tat this ci;y :
concerned. their cNer,ions Mil be utterly iUNain.