New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-14


others we should lay greater stress than the a u
thor does-yet the conclusions are those common
to all friends of Protection, the general doctrine
sound and the reasoning cogent. This tract
ought to be, must be generally circulated. Every
Wing coming to the City should take home with
him few dozens or hundreds. according to hns
ability. They will be supplied from this Office al
50 so per hundred
MlssIsslPPI.-The Legislature has closed its
Special Session without cffecting any good or
much evil. The Senate passed bill to Dlstr ct
the State for the choice Of Members OF Congre IS,
which was lost in the House for want Of tw O.
thirds vote to suspend the rules and push 1t
through The House passed an Appropriate IN
bill, which the Senate refused to sanction. TIE
members took care to pay themselves, leavn lg
precious little to appropriate.
The bill TO swnde the creditors OF broken Ban IS
was headed in the Senate. That body put in an
amendment, 1S to 81 providing for the appoint
ment of Receiver to collect the debts and pay
over to the creditors ofeach of the Banks, and the
House had to assent or lose the bill.
Gen. Jesse Speight resigned the Presidency 'of
the Senate and Mr.. Fox was elected, with
view to his being Governor nd interim by the re-
signaton of Gov Tucker. We believe Co..
Tucker 1hcrcupon concluded not TO resign
u The Journal Of Commerce, Ne,c- YORK
Observer and other pupers Of their class, have
copied and commented on true paragraph
from Salem paper, describing the Industrial
Community in Northampton Mass, as religious,
eccentric in regard to Marriage, &c, and vino
ing up with denunciation Of Fourlerism. Now
in tho first place, this story is very gross ms
Representations The members of the little COM
munity here spoken Of are chiefly Abohtionsts
and what is known down East as Come Cutters
that is, persons who have seeded from all
Church organizations as corrupt, and profess TO
live prer and frccr life without than that lived
within Churches. Their religion is their own
concern: yct we do know that purer morals, mora
sacred regard to the marriage tie, or more INDUS
trous bamclcss people can hardly be found any
where than in this same Community. But they
are not Fourerists, and probably never heard o.
Fourier when they organized, and are resolutc iii
being the followers of no man. The condolences
between their practice and Fourier's system are
ie" and casual. wan the journal ana observer
correct their error
1c &C por,a,d hoe hoe,
no,,;n.tod for Conuross NV tho Who's az IL,
Cumberland District, Maine-Hon. WM. P1rT
FrssrxpEX, the late Member, having been first
nominated and declined. Mr.. Little was also
cbosed DELIBERATE to the National Convention.
Us lion JOHN SNYDER mas peei, ho'iili.ateu
,or reeleclioii oy ''e 'N'.o- ooos ., ,'' a,''o.
District "a. anu as he Is d aeciuea Anu arii'
l. Hon HANNIBM H,MLiN has been nomna
ted for Congress by the Locos OF the Penobscot
District Name, and a. q. JEwET1 chosen Dele
| gate to Baltimore
NJ Ar p,n--rn = H. Iooo Eo,o ca,d;a
40 g.. Co,,uuos, ,ho y11,,l p;s,-;.. &c Obi.
composed OF Morgan fefFy ana asil'hS'o'a
oo"nues. --
IL Solomon Juneau, long Postmaster at NIL
waukle, Wisconsin has been removed, ana '0sl
All \. Noonan, Editor OF bitter Loco-f oco shee'
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u The Mechanics of Maine held a State Con
vention at Gardiner, on the 9Th and 10th. accord
,rsson, ,rbe, rejected nr,,,os;,;o, 70 ustabls,
be in their power to improve the common schools.
They resolved to establish Monthly Magazine.