New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

D,r=o.,oo.;,, Universal Suffrage
,,ficb c,rned our present State
- =. :, .so.rdsIopsu As you pease,
oon,lc,nen: but IS it not true2 You cannot deny
!, tn, hv the prossest and silliest ialschood, Tor
the evidence is officially on record, and every way
,o,orjnus.
rb, pl.he;a sa1,e ,ha, ,so s,,r,r.orted IoIin 'rc
go .;.t,-,a.a;r,. h;, o,,,,.e,,;,-# =
icr III lofo ~" i''io'I-r,o''s ~"
Universal 'saiifage' iiue' S'is ''l We '9'ti =,
d9nled that opposition, as you sch 10 20 III peia4i
Of Mr.. Van BuTen. Neither did we ever assah
Mr.. Van Buren on account of his hostility TO
J-,;vors,l Suffrage. We quoted his Speeches and
,-...e a.. s,,l;eo, from Tho olrc;aI records 70
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'.'a'.''" ~ 1....o. -,
OF prncipic AKIN 10 IL was III ISSUE 'e'" ecu 'ii0
parties IN that contest.
C. CO...
a BRUSH DETNfhN Two W oo' hhNohs-<, ), ie"
years ago Hon. FRANCIS lhoi1as, 'heh Oh ooa-
gress. soon after elected Governor oi Maryland,
and am old bachelor of fifty. married the young
,.~.l.a-o of IIon 1.roes ucDoveIl Of Rock
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bndge, Virginia, no" 'oseiiio' u '''"t '''"'''
Some SIX months thereafter. when Gov h0inas
was in the very bloom OF his blushlng bonofs,
ms "iic 'ci' Ill -, toa,, ,,r;.o1 r
l,,-;,,o-. ~ know We state these facts
or ra,bor d;scrcd;,.b,o af
S'' - = ,rr.,f,d IN ,hc Richmond Star Of
l1"' ,.,,.,...
CIV have tho n,rtculars from correspond
Ght. Of \ fpht that occurred al Staunion ON Tues
day last, between Gov Mcdowell, and Gov;
Thomas OF Maryland Coy iio,''d1 a., ieuIiiI ,a',.
and Gov. Mcdowell in the Charlottesville stage,
about an hour afterwards They put up at The
same hotel and met mere put oiu o' S'ah D'''
Designing 10 'ahe '',c ic&,,'sI, I.naad b;s
Ind ;n.a tho s,agr and bc was also in the act Of
entering when ne observed Thomas at his side,
and demanded where was gong, to which he re-
fiio,,ld ma, do ,nI rrom words they proceed
ed TO blows. Governor Mcdowell employing
his umbrella with marked effect upon his ad-
vcrsary The bystandcrs tlleh in'efieieu anu 'l'I
batic was stopped GOV "eoidi'i's 'l'a' ~
l''' MI ,l ~ ,aoi rr;y,,,
oo,,,.or,nce 70 o,iogton COY f. CONTINUING in
tho si,oc The affair has caused great excite
/ menu III S'"u'''o'. --
n The Loco Focos Of Pennsylvania have
placed themselves very decidedly in opposition to
Mr. Van Buren's movements 10 secure the nomi-
nation for the Presidency Their members OF
the LEGISLATURE have nominated Hon. JAMES Bu-
cu,y,y for that station, and unanimously pro-
nopnced IN favor of holding the Convention IN
May, 1874. instead Of November next. Vans
Convention is certain 10 prove failure
vo.,,,o,,. ,o or
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''ie 'l'o'' '''''su 'o"s ''',' ~
.aS' Congress ~ =
SUI" :, ~. - 5,,,a.;.2 n,a,a.n mo, :,
''1,' " -, w., g. NJ
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pace J" "'' ''eny --1T-@ --rr---
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,,s''. CO., u;s ao.o,n,s have al, boen au5;,cd and
- 80, ,,o rro,sr,. and tho balance due HIM
has been pa'o Dy 'ic Governments
m, Thc Governor of Maine. according 10 the
p,,r,,ona n,ncrs has addressed = circnlar TO the
Shor;as and County Attorneys Of penobscot and
Aroos,.ok raonirinp them TO report to HIM anv
,or,a;, ;nrorn,,;on they NAV obtam concerning
alleged violations of the territory, Of which, from
mofciai sources, the Governor states he had re-
ccivcd iniormatlon
neAru OF Cow. foRrER--lhe Secretary oil
the Navy, on receiving intelligence oil 'he oc"'i' oi
Com. David Porter issued an order directing 'ha'