New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

Buiit, Aa'Aue, ,v.: MsreeF' 9Ps''et'
votein 1870: W. $3.50: L. 4,le7 w ma. l,0sl.
Clay; Garrard, L !. P Pike,
Floyd Floyd kso1, o~sley, Whitley.
Vote in 1910: w. 6,1o1 L. 9, 436 w maj 1865.
CO., ,s ssos"@ 1 1;.5ssa r,nb.
a asnry, L ieasssnn City sh pIS
Vote in 1910: W. 500; L. 4, 4e9; w. maj i, 96l
Eigata District.
Bourbon, Franklin. Oven osen w'0d0rd'
Vote ia 1910: VS. sol l. 4,2l9; w. maj. ], s4a
s s9ssib s:sss a;sssss .,ri 5s~i'.
Vote inla4o: ". 5,ll1;L. 1866 W. mai. 546.
Tenth District.
ssssaen GsnpSs Harrison G5sss, ks asen
Vote in 1910; ". 6,232 L. 5,3o5; w. maj. 927.
The majority for Letcher, Wing Governor, in
1910, was Is, 20; if1he Locos can now come With
in or 5000 of US, they will carry three of the
ten Districts; one any how.
ILLINOIS Wing Members Of the Legisla-
meeting on the lst inst. and resolved to do their
duty in the August Election and henceforth. They
avow themselves favorable to Tariff for Revenue
and Protection, in opposition to the plan of sup
porting the Federal Government by Direct Taxa
ton to the Distribution of the Proceeds OF the
Public Lands; and to well guarded National
Bank They farther resolved to organize for an
efficient struggle in the approaching Congressional
Election. The following Resolution, received
with prolonged, enthusiastic cheers, adds to the
evidence already existing that the Wings of East
and West, the North and the South, all think
alike with regard to the right man for next Pre-
sident:
Re,olred. That HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky, has the
entire confidence Of illinois, thai, candidate lot tne
to any distinguished statesman of the Wing party bat act
ing do IRON principle, and not tor men, we pledge
ourselves rally to the o. the nonse 81 ,s on
Harry OF The West the st and dearest hope oil ocr sui
fering country"
MAssAcHusETTs.-The subject Of Capital Pun
ishment came up in the House of Representatives
on Tuesday, on the Report of the Committee
against its Abolition. Mr.. Prince of Essex moved
TO strike GU, the conclusion of the Committee and
insert bill abolishing the Punishment of Death.
Negatived: Yeas lO9 Nays So. The Report
was then adopted: Yeas 1872; Nays 70. So
nothing viii be done this year. As 800 Members
had voted just before, 1913 must yave lodged the
vote on this grave question.
TaE RIGHT WAY.-The citizens of Brookville,
Indiana, have formed Club under the odd title of
the "Republ;cam SeUSharpening Society,""
wherein all the current Political and Politco-Eco-
I ko ed in
a free and friendly manner. Why can't we have
such society in every viifage?
p OREGON is now the theme of general inter-
est at the West. Large meetings to discuss the
policy of taking formal possession of and coloniz-
ing it have been held at Columbus, Ohio, and sew
eral other places. Many are preparing to emf
gate. A band of hardy settlers will rendezvous at
For. Leavenwor,h, and set out thence for Oregon
early in MAY, under the command of Maj. Ftz-
patrick.
T The Rover, Weekly Magazine, to be
made up of Selec, Stories from the Literature OF
all Nations, has just made it, appearance. 1t
comprises Is large octave pages, with fine steel
engraving in each number, and is sold for st cents
The number before contains seven stories by
Washington Irving, Mrs. S. c. Hall, and other
authors. No story is TO be continued from one
number to another. Mr.. S. B. Dean, who pre-
sides over the Engraving is himself skilful artist,
and will do his work creditably. Published by
Labree, Dean & Co., 162 Nassau-street. Sold
also by Tu,tle Ann street.
70 'ALrsoH's EUROPE Ne. 6, Gas we care
lessy neglected state yesterday has been pub
lished by the Harpers, and may be had at our
office. This is the great History Of the Present
Century, and will Of course fiha its way into the
hands OF every general reader. The edition now
passing through the press is very handsome and
convenient. It's exceeding cheapaess, moreover,
places il in this respecr 8 level with the other
publications of the day, and brings il within the
! reach OF almost every one.
MoLLuscA, or Elements of Coachology, by W.
5. Ruschenberger, NJ. D. from the tex, OF Milne
Edwards and Achille Comte, [School Edition has
Just been published by Turner & Fisher, 1863
Broadway.
GJ LEA & BLANCHARD have published the FIRST
number of The Rocky MOUNTAINS" by WASH
lNGroN IRN1No. Each number contains leo pages
and the work will be completed in four numbers at
25 cents EACH The frss has map. Mercedes
of Castilc" by COOPER has been issued in the
same FORM Smollet,'s Count Fsthom' is also
published as one of the Completes Edition of sno!-
le,t's works
% The ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GsoeRApHY,' has
reached its Third Part. This is mosr valuable
a..1 shn,ll ha kaa h,. II