New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

" Y. colonization Socaty-Iiiddi. ncteh Church, IN
TtrpsFes ilh
American Bible soc,etj-' tabernacle 10 A. N,
Exhibition of .he Pupils OF the NeaYork Institution Tor
the inT,ncon Of the D-zfand DuInbTaben.acle, Psi
Aulcne1n Temperance uulon-Tabernacle I'd
American Philo Italian Society
Ffid0y l2th.
/ A B. C. F. Af.-Taberr,cie 10 A ".
+ Social Reform Conventon--lo \. N. National Hall
u TIE NEW = DIRK CITY BIBLE SocIETY-of
which Alfred Edwards IS President, aud L. P.
| Hubbard Agent-held It's anniversary meeting
last evening at the Tabernacle, where most able
and searching Discourse was preached by Rev
DR.. Porrs on the nature and requirements OF C1ris-
tan BcnevoIencc-ts al-enbracing Philanthropy
its earnest, lively sympathy for the sinful and sui
fcring, Of whatever kindred or natlon-and the
duty incumbent on Christians of consecratl11g al
their means all their efforts, to tie advancement
OF holiness and the reil-oeing OF Man
No Report was read, but We learned from the
AGENT that the Receipts of the Society during The
past year have been little less than $1,000 and
lis Expenditures about the same. Any surplus
which NAV exist is regularly paid over to the
American Bible Society," 1t has distributed dur
ing the year about 10000 volumes TO seamen,
Immigrants Humane and Criminal Institutions,
as well as the destitute generally, taking care to
place them only where they will be used and pre-
served A handsome collection was taken up in
aid of the funds of the Society.
II Gen. Sol. Van RENSSELAER,, late Post
master al Albany, appears by card in the Albany
/ Daily in answer to the lmputations cast on his
/ official conduct IN the Aurora. He adds that nc
was present at a conversation, in May, 1910, be
tween John Tyler and Sias (. Burrows, III which
the latter spoke of letter he once received from
President Monroe maintaining the constitution
| atty of IA National Bank, which Mr.. Tyler de-
sired to sec, and Mr. Burrowcs handed 1t TO hlm.
I a conversation ensucd on the Propney OF crca
ting such Bank, which Gen. V. X. will publish
/ in due time He closes with the following inter
! eslng Renaissance:
At tn. Harrisburg Convention of December 1880,
thu morning after Gen Harrison had been nominated Tor
President the New ORR delegation, OF which was mem
ber were assembled by themselves aud considering the
question: GA candidate for Vice President when joined
them As entered the Of them observed that they
waiting for ,at the Convention had united 50
harmouio;,sly on my for President they wished
me to nominate zee President also.
leped that did not wish 10 name candidate bat that
should ion them any they would br pleased 20
sent--1his colleague. declined and again urged ne TO
offer then sad that II such was their wish
would several individuals from whom they could
make hcIi choice" and accordingly presented TIE names "
.oha Tylri Governor Owen of North Carolina, aud John
Dell Of Tennessee They sill declined making the selection
aud scd me TO designate the candidate" then named
Iohu Tylcr and ne ANONYMOUSLY accepted He wa' on
the ground aud kuew what course had taAcu Had de-
rn,r either ot the other two gentlemen named he would
haV" bcca accepted with squa' reduces rnd unanmiiy
May God md IN. counuNmen pardon my ieNous error ~
matter. which hall dcpore. Gnt dad
liz. best. had served IN Conrr.> with hm,
gone BY, and then deemed hun on"rsh -"'' nd '
Vrir, wa. rr,r, uoI"d III" ""''ntrvn OF my
a5g;abi. TREND nigh, lucl,re thu Gale M our favor
S,c !. brief .t.,~neu, 'i tie manner vh,ch John
Z ,i.,abr lus How cfieyousy he has De
cc,ed aud Disappointed expectation the whole country can
testify, But retibuton drawing nigh aud the tokens can
l., mistaken 4 lower tl awaits Inn than has over.
taken IN, public who has betrayed the misplaced
SOL. VAN RENSSELAER,.
.aiGony, May 9TH, 1913
Characterization. CnAuNcEy F. CIEvE-
LAND was reelected Governor of Connecticut by
the Legislature on Thursday last. The vote stood
thus
Chauncey F. Cleveland, IL. FL, .l25
Roger S. Baldwin, (W. )......,.... ...,....
Scattering ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,,,...,.,...
William S. IIolabrd was elected Lieut.. Gov
crnor by the same number of votes Jabez L.
White, ,lr. Treasurer, Noah A. Phelps, Scccrc-
,tary, and Gideon Wclcs Comptroller-all Loco.
u; The Wings of Syracuse carried their en-
tire ticket at the Charter Election on Tuesday
last by large majority over both diriMoas Of the
Loco Focos. The vote was $50 larger than al
the las. previous election; the average ma
iority over the Conservative Loco focos was l15
aud that over the Barnburners nearly 200
IL We are panied 10 learn tina, the Hon. Mr..
REplNGToN, a much respected Member of the As
and was otherwise injured BY the upsetGng of a
stage returning home. He has, however. reached
his residence and is convalescent.
~ The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser and
Cincinnati Gazette both come 10 us greatly en-
larged, printed upon new and beautiful type, and
with attractions IN every way decidedly increased.
Both arc able, dignited, stanch Wing dailics-
conducted with industry, en,crpyzc and talent.
Weare always glad to chronicle the prosperity Of
journals that SO well deserve IT,
IL We advise Thf Globe TO allow Mr.. BLAIR
Youngest SON tc prosecute his legal studies with
out let or hindrance. The young man may be
smart enough, but he makes sorry work at WI
ting Globe leaders. There used TO De ability 10
season that prints rascalty; bu, for week or
twoit has been inetfaby fat.
IMPRISONMENT OF WIrNESsES.--We took occa
SION some months since to call the public attcn-
ton to the fact, tina, persons who are wanted for
witnesses in our Courts on the part Of the people
are often arrested and thrown into our common
Prison for Serepr,on We n.dureS an, >o,,, ~