New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

vl,o,s controversy between yourself and the Press
,.u ,orr story Of the Ballston Trial, and cut Us Up
~ rorr hearts CONTENT We will farther agree net
10 write over two columns in reply to he whole
Now why is not this better than invoking the aid
of John Doe and Richard Roe (no offence TO
Judge w. and your learned kinsman. IN iht.
premises Be wise, now, most chivalrous antago-
nist. and don't detract frsm the dignity OF your
profession
! % TH-RLow WEED was jus. una iimousiy
selected to receive the compliment Of The Wing
vote for State Printer ct The meeting of the Wing
| Members of the Legislature on FRIDAY evening,
bu, he perernotorily declined The Editor OF this
paper was then nominated. GEORGE DAWSON oil
the Rochester Democrat was then selected as the
Wing candidate for Printer the House, and ELI
sgA w. sxlssER OF the Albany Daily Advertiser
for Printer TO the Senate. These were of course
voted for BY tie Wing Members, Saturday and
Yesterday, bu, with no thought of electing them.
! AS this is the first time name was ever
held up for an ofice-and now wholly without our
consent or knowledgc-we suppose it but right to
,haak our friends for their good Intentions
which is all they had to give thi. year. On the
WHOLE our luck better than thato our neghbors
who tried to get Some of this Printing and failed,
though their party had it to give. SO we are well
of, come to consider it all over.
Mr.. WEED re,res from the office ofState Printer,
although year of bis of election. for which
be hiss plain contract, signed BY the Secretary of
State is still unexpired. As ne had discharged
the duties of his office with conceded fidelity and
accuracy, we could wish he had not volunteered g
relinqushment of the Office, but suffered our Po-
lical opponents TO break the contract with no
other excuse than Power. 1t would have been
worth something for precedent.
~ Our fortunate rival, EDwls CRoswELL, has
vsry savage column in his yesterdays paper
against some bloody miscreants in his party who,
not being under proper discipline, have actually had
the cool sudacity to support somebody else for
State Printer. They ought to be guillotined of
hand! II we rightly understand this rather misty
article, in connection with private advices,
OF the Editors of the Argus, and we believe the
Comptroller of the State Finances, were engaged
in this nefarious plot TO supplant our indignant CO.
temporary, who has only had the State Printing
eleven years out OF the last fourteen. These are
formidable rebels, and must be treated accordingly.
But, neighbor Croswell you have got the State
Priatng and we have missed it, and yet yeu suffer
Yourself to get in fever of passion against these
who opposed you For shame why amt you
meek and forgiving like are?
10 Gov MCDONALD of Georgia, in vetoing the
bill passed with scarcely dissent by Legisa-
ture of bis own party dividing the State into Con-
rressional Districts gives as his reason that this
act may be construed into an scquiescence in tho
Single District requisiton ofCongress, and, though
"a, does not himself believe that the Legislature
lest lis passage should lead somebody else think
so. If this is not strainog at gnat and swallow
ng whole African desert of camels, in its fear Of
asurpation then we can't comprehend the subtle
ties of Southern abstraction
U EBEsEzER Mack. Esq. of Ithaca, highly
respectable Clin,onian in old times, and modern
Bank Democrat Of the Humphrey and Rex Davis
school, was on Saturday evening selected by the
Loco Foco Senators in as their candidate for
P,in,er TO the Senate He had 10 votes to for
H. o'Reilly OF Rochester and 2 for Carroll Il Cook
f Troy. So the Radicals knocked into
.pti,y-they have MT look We beat them all
hollow in the vote Slamm, didn't tell ye so y
PgSksYLvAYIA.-The Dis,rcting Committee
have at last reported bill Dstricting the State for
Members of Congress, in place of that vetoed by
Gov. Porter, because, though passed by Loco
s'oco Legislature it gave the Wings look for ten
of the twenty four Members. The new bill allows
,s four with chance for two or three more as
follows:
DIsrscrs-l. Southwark, Moyamensing, Pasyunk,
BIocSey, Wet Philadelphia, and North and South
Penn Phi aGe pbia county
3 The City OF Philadelphia
s. Balance of Philadelphia Go.
t. Bucks and Lehish.
Montgomery and Delaware.
Chesleri
I. Lancaster
s Beiks
Dauphin L. banon and SchuyikiLi
10 No hampton, Monroe, Pike and wayne
Il! Luzerne, Wyoming and Columbia.
o. Susspe hanna, 3 radfcrd ana Wayne.
S. Lyc ming Northumberland and Union
!; Cumberland, Perry, Mitfn and Juniata
) York and Adams
| f a0kn ard Bediordi
| IL Huntington, Centre, Clinton and CleaTteld.
| s. VS. moreland and fa}ete.
| -. Washington and Gresne.
| 20 Somerset, Cambria and Iadana*
| IL Allegheny
| IS Crawford, Mercer and Fenaneo.
| X SRI, Warren, Jefferson and Mcheai.
Whig. Doubtful.