New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06


vention ut Baltimore on the 4th Monday Of Novem-
Der, 1s4s, and appointing the following Delegates
thereto: Thomas H. Benton, Lewis +. Linn,
James M. Hughes, G. M. Bower, James FL
Relfe James B. Bowlep. and John jameson
(These compose the Delegation from tho State to
the next Congress.)
Tho following resolutions were also adopted:
BE raser resolved That, In the opinion of this meet
ng MARTIN VAN BuRENis the choice the Democracy OF
Missouri the Presidency and that SAID Delegates
be instructed all honorable means TO secure bis nom
nation 10 that high Office. 40
4Resolvea That in the opinion OF this meeting Col r.
the choice of the Democracy OF this State for
Vice President and that Delegation TO The National
Convention be instructed all honorable means 10 Sc
cure his nomination
So the Van Buren, and Johnson difference is ap-
parensly adjusted, after fashion; but we under
stand not in reality. We learn that only 50 of the
81 Loco-Foco Members voted for Van Buren.
G T6s Sara maaiiests It's usual aStonishment being
able ssae any thing seasonaby that shall be news
the public. Day after day for months Of every year i,
publishes the from ihree-tourhs of the Union ta
South and West of least day after all The oihe
papers the city, and when IL does get something
early Sapors Il for week with vulgar nsoence
and exRherapce of aeheod perfectly characteristic OF The
source.
The preence OF that paper that the Message no,
within our reach for Wednesdays paper is utterly
We offered copy by the Suns eresire express for
Sl25 which did not see fit to pay having stti hopes
tha, our own express via Bridgeport would arrive 10
for condensed statement OF its contents or anything else
we nigh, see 1T do with 1t, and finding from tbs rne1.
pece ea tn OF the docuae that woad keep back our
paper too late 10 be read by its subscribers that morning,
after crowding every ohera OF news from the inside
believed that they woadbe better satisfied TO have their
in each morning than 10 have the Governors
Message aoae Wednesday late 10 be read aud the
npy m
JOY the empty vanity of Boosting the early publication
badly written document which contains nothing pro-
found pressing iueres. aud not ye, been read by any
considerable number OF ctseaS Such was our coarse
and It's reasons believe such readers approve
The Sua's that kept thirty odd hands waiting
fer g half past three in the morning utterly as,yne We
repeat that the Message offered US before ore O'Clock
A. N. OF "Wednesday morning for Sis5. which we did no,
think IT. under the circumstances pay for IL and this
the Sc Goabtess knew very well when put forth i,s in
pudent claim have received by ts osn erelusire G..
press did appear in and other papers simply be.
cause no one horght II worth buying.
p A FIRE occurred in Savannah on the morning
of tho 9th ult. at the corner OF Broashton and
Housson.s.ree,s. Five or six buildings we're con-
sumeSi, owned BY Captains White and BrcughtoH.
and ]. P. Williamson, Esq. Loss about $4,000.
g In the case of the steamer Mosslle 1t has
been decided by the Ohio courts, that the loss of
asssaHsoas by the explosion Of boiler is loss
covered ey the pe6sy Of Insurance.,