New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-14
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r- We understand that tho Wing Ward Meet
;nrs were generally very fully attended last even
;,g notwithstanding the severe north-ess'os' e.
snow and rain. In some wards, the co',' IT,.
Nominating Committees was most sPN, -
ia right; but let all differences De se'''u -
the tickets are made out we shaii heoa 'A 49,
WING voters 10 carry the Guy.
p7 s-rsf.,e,ce TO our Legislative proceedings,
:. III =. .... that Mr. C. P. Daily has introduced
I'm - .a.oulf-e tie arards of this city Our
c;+izsna understand the object ahd the ehec's Oh
.n,, measure. What do they say to 1t
THE CRIME OF sEDucTtos-Ihe recent MORN,
bls TRAGEDIES in different quarters growing out OF
csse. Of Seduction, have awakened pubic attention
~ ,be subject, and believe the public sentiment
,.orld now sustain and approve laws to punish
ssaac,;oa a. a crime against the peace aud haPpi-
nsss Of the community, the same as robbery, theft
and forgery are punished. 1t is q monstrouS ano
ro.lv and wrong that sends the PerJurer IN case
;nyolvng afew dollars, to the State fnson' wniie
.hs more base ssducer, who BY fendish machina-
lions and the blacklist falsehood has effected the
mi, If some euileless, confding creature, anu
plunped whole family in anguish and disgrace
!. allowed TO GO wholly unwhiPt OF Justice.-
Every one who justi6es in any degree paliiates
-hs az, of him who Stays seducer, like young
Mercer. by so doine accuses and condemns tue
Law for not affxing penalty to Seduction. we
rejoice. therefore to sec that Mr. Sullivan OF the
psnnaylyania Senate has submitted the following
bill:
An act TO punish seduction and afford more adequate
civil remedy for the Injury. .,: La..,,
Section Tba, tue seduction Of any female is hereby
10 be an ndicabe offence in addition to the re-
NEEDLES now given by law the perpea.ion OF TINS srea
and Hs amy R any guar
ter Sessions of the Peace OF this Commonwealth sna op
so coo AZ The discretion Of court and urther 10 un
dereo solitary confinement, at hare laoor n e plope.
peniteatary period less than one year nor ogsf
isan ten years at The discretion OF the court Provided
that lieu OF The imprisonment Ia inc ue
may if The circumstances OF inc cases are
sentence 10 imprisonment in the county jail.
ssctioo 2 That the of seduction may be main
1 n for Of
Injury done reputation The relatives and for s1s s
snprv Provided that only action shall be maintained
for redress OF such injuries arising out OF any one case Oh 81
duction.
We regret to perceive that our own Assembly's
Judiciary Committee, through it's Scion Of Chair
man, has asked to be discharged from the conslde-
ration of shis subject, and have it sent to Select
Committee. Tho is shutting. If those who be-
lieve an act like the shove ought to be passed,
would orly ACT, zealously ~-l firmly, its passage
would soon be s eesred---..--
BuFFALo.-The Official Canvass gives the s,,.
lowing result of the Charter Election:
Mayor Waiter llgs James g. Master iesa
ssas
Loco msjosites-sisyor 400; Justices 1888, 1876
The Loces have three of the five Supervisors
and six of the ten Aldermen---one of them by one
majority and another by serem. So they have the
Board, by virtue of colonzing the Fifth Ward
The vote is 200 higher than ever before.
NEw-HAMpsHIRE.-The General Election in
the Granite State for Governor, four Members Of
Congress, Eve Councillors. twelve Senator'S, and a
House of Representatives, takes place to-day. The
result is hardly doubtful The Wings have ex-
cellen, chance DO something, but they will take
amazing good care not to. They scern to take ad-
vantage of q mu,iny in the enemy camp Sowe
look to see Hubbard reelected Governor, and q
full triumph to the Radicals.
MIsslsslPPl.--The Loco-F oco State Convention
broke UP in hubbub on the Oath. Resolutions
nominating Martin Van Buren, for President and
Robert ]. Walker for Vice President were laid or
the table by large majority. An attempt to
nominate g. S. Senator also failed. Already .
call is out for another Convention to nominate and
to organize the party--,hs having rather disorgan-
lied it.
ILLlson.-Thc Legislature of this State has
adjourned, having passed Apportionment bill,
with much difficulty. There was an abundant ma
lority for gougipg the Wings the utmost, but ii
was not 80 easy to make District for every aspi-
rant of their own party; hence the trouble. We
ehall pa5lish a table of the Districts we
can. Nothing else Of moment has been done tina,
we have no, already chronicled.
MIssouR1.-The Legislature has been
strained by the remonstranoes and the growing
power of the Johnsonians. to take the back track
with regard to their nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,
for the Presidency The People are generously
permitted to hold Conventions and choose Dele
gates to the National Convention instead of those
chosen for them by the Legislature. This favor
will doubtless be gratefully appreciated.
The MAlLs.-We received yesterday March
18th, papers and letters from Buffalo postmarkeo
March 7,h-seven days on their passage. One OF
these letters. containing legal advertisement
which appears in this morning paper, it was high
L., tn, .,a ,bo,l1 have :, An.