New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-13

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of the righteousness Of the cause they have es-
poused.
In another part of their address the Calhoun
Committee give US this additional analysis OF
Mr.. Van Buren's claims to popular favor;
Ono action of his life enables yon guess what manner
of man he YOU may Judge in what circumstances he
placed what objects he had in view, but You refer II all to
the externalS and OF the internal mind know nothing
Search your minds for all know about him. and
shall find You know what Offices he has held aud that you
DO very well know how lie be selected for them.
lie has dealt with you directly, but always
move, always ii at secondhand he has not stood
out, free speech and acou bold relief like Mr..
Calhoun before the people but he has praced apart with
their By those the people trusted he has been
trusted, but by them. lie of calculation and
one who makes mistakes, and his strength lies in his
knowledge Of every pivot add pnion ofihe political system
But he has personal popularity; he never
had any aad the deliberate appreciation half negative that
we bestow his public thing different from
the genial feelings of friendship with which men speak Of
Jackson Calhoun, as certificate OF good character Is
different from cordial embrace"
A Work HOUSE AT LAsr.-The ladies Of the
New York Samaritan Society, who have for some
years past been doing world of good among the
suffering sick and INDECENT of our community,
arc about extending their field of usefulness in a
very laudablc and enterprizing manner. They
Staten Island of suitable dimensions intended as
Home for the destitute, without reference to age
OF religious opinions Home at which the ne
cessiles of helpless Indulgence will be gratuitouslv
provided for and where the destitute but able will
be furnished with the means Of earning the bread
of industry instead Of unwngly depending on
the hand Of charity
They have been presented by tie Hon. MIN
THoRNE ToMpKINs with sufficient ground for the
location of the proposed establishment and they
appeal TO their humane leow-citizcns for further
donations and aid generally towards accomplish
ing their noble design To obtain funds imme-
djatcly necessary for prosecuting their purpose,
they will on or near the Goth of Sept. hold d
fair on Staten Island, the proceeds to be appropr
ated TO laying the foundation Of the building-the
unemployed laborlng men will be engaged on the
occasion. The fair will, no doubt, be extensive
and elegant, and receive patronage correspond
ing with its character and the noble design it is
to aid. Colonel Josiah Mann, l07 Fulton
has,with his characteristic benevolence, consent
ed to act their agent in the receipt of any do
nations or other useful aid which the philanthropy
of his fellow-ctizens may induce them to bestow
in aid Of the immediate object or the general opc-
rations of this most praiseworthy Society.
Omo,-The Wings OF the Nineteenth Con.
gressonal District in Ohio have nominated
DANIEL r. TILDEN, Esq, Of Ravenna, Portage
County, as their candidate. The election in that
State occurs on the second Tuesday IN October
4 o. \ case is soon to come before the Court Of
Common Pleas Of peculiar interest, founded on
the following facts Some months since young
girl, recently from France, was betrayed by q
fellow in this city, under promise oftmarnage
and upon her revealing to her friends the out.
rageous means to which he had forced her to re
sort to conceal the crime her bctrayer COM
menced suit against her for SANDER, and IN de-
fault Of heavy bail she was committed to the
Eldridge-street prison, to remain some months
to await her trial We are glad to learn that a
lawyer of the city, on hearing the particulars OF
her case, procured a reduction OF the BAIL and set
her at liberty He intends, moreover, when this
trial shall be over, to bring the author Of the out
rage TO summary justice. We most heartily wish
him success.
n. y PuRLlc ScHooss.-The schools under the
management of the Public School Society in this
city, were reopened on Monday of last wcekafter
the August vacation, and the Commercial states
that more than 1900 children were in attend
auce the frs! day. 500 more than were ever in
their seats on the first day after vacation before
The regular monthly meeting OF the Board Of
Education takes place to-day.
/ DJ Young SAUNDERS the forger, was brought
IN irons to this city Yesterday morning and lodgec
IN The City Prison. His examination viii take
place tod day at / o'clock. He has been fully
identified by the tellerS of the several Banks a:
The person to whom the checks were paid. lii
still maintains great degree of composurc and
seems wholly indifferent in regard 10 the situation
INTO Which his vllainy has plunged him.
u Tx CARTER TRIAL is rapidly drawing &c
a close. The correspondent of the Newark Daily
says that Mr.. Sherreed on behalf OF the Prosccu
ton summed up on Saturday, and his argument
is said to have been very clear and able. Mr.
Wurts was TO speak on Monday, and to be follow
cd by Mr., Millcr-both for the prisoner, when The
Attorney General will sum up the case for the
1 State
! u The kanhawa va Republican comes 10
US dressed in mourning, for the death OF the Hon
| Lewis Summers, one of the Judges of the Gene
| raj Court of that State