New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-02
,.olitics. sc. in N1issouri.-
Correspondence of The New.York Tribune

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ST LOUIS, Sept. %, 1885,
Since wrote YOU last the between the Sections Of
the Great Democratic Party Of this State has ayed
and fercer What predicted many months ago has now
been actually fulfilled before the eyes Of the world Col
Benton and The Reporter have open war!
The Missouri Standard after short and sicky existence
has gone that bourne whence such traveller
turns II is dead door.naH Old Mr. Penn has
literally srangled it to death. The Reporter under his
CONTROL has pursued firm fearless, independent line OF
policy and has demolished Bentons ban,nc utterly Poor
,hus gaped hard for life Iut foe brushed away
7s!p as man brushes off troublesome musquo. Thus
pl9nes leading organ OF the HAKps. Together with IT,
several OF its satellites the interior have also sunk into the
Tomb Of the Capulets.' But the old Colonel could
brook this His fiery temper unused check control
has urged him 10 another trial He has imported here
General Van Antwerp and has issued proposals publish
new Democratic journal in this city TO be called The
Msscuridn, whether in imitation Of himself the Great
Mammoth, cannot tell. He Col B has written Cir
cular Letter this morning published in the Republican
earnestly praying and beseechng his Democratic friends to
up the rescue aud subscribe The object well
understood here be Kill oft old Penn of the Reporter
The old clearly the purpose He watches Benton
like eagle watching for his Prey and ne does
ugly Customer to the Great Humbuger am egregousi
deceived Mr.. Penn the serrce-has bold
ness of courage-consummate tact,
and unfnchug with these quaes
ne has an independence Of spirit that all dctaon from
any quarter In point Of sound discriminating judgement he
rs very superior Benton He fully understands
Blu, he dases Davey and it very evident 10 all
that all prospect Of rconcng the dssensons in their ranks
are abandoned aud Tom Benton the mighty Lion of the
Democratic Tribe of Judah the hitherto iuvincibe In Mis-
souri, GO pot The Reporter must be swept
away before the hurricane of his HIGH wrath For one have
never for doubted az the result PENN
TRIUMPH He has truth and on his side, and these,
later, will lead any nan to success There IS
great Of Intelligence come into this State within the
last few years. Men there among the LocoFocos
who can THINK; and who Uil think for themselves The
II! fall
diving out; aud new bold men among them, who nave
some Of their rights This Missouran con-
Germ is his last kick Failing in that he sinks into the
receptacle OF things lost upon earth, Mr.. @ Adams
expressed it. never life any thing in the bosom
the Future clearly pIegued than Benon ultimate.
speedy aud utter downfall You form bu: poor and
inadequate idea of the JOY with which every friend Of
this neble City and State halls this event! You far
of You know too little Of the thousand incidents
which this has hwarted the best interest OF the State,
order keep the power his hands and minister his
malignant passions The sraees OF old reoiced
with transporting Joy IN their deveance from their
Egyptian ,askmasters than shall rejoice being de-
liveFed of this magn, blasting Reign OF Terror But
better day dawnug upon us Rejoice with u.s. Do not
think it too early Meme Teke Upharsin is written
upon Loco-Foco Palace, and the guilty Tyrant having
The words explained 70 his terrified sonl day after DAY
Although differing with old Mr. Penn manyperhaps
most Of his political opinions almost love him
the rnagncen; public good he Will accomplish in put
ting down one of the boes and unrelentng political
despots that disgraced the of Democracy Penn
'cil 60 for Dick ,iohnScn-and so Will Missouri!
This ette has been maid so long tina, we are compelled
TO omi, all but the Pocai portion Oft Ed
PuRLoIN1NG FROM LErTERs.-On the 29th Of
September last letter mailed Norwich CT, 10 the
Commissioner of Patents Washington enclosing the
of $50 in three bills of $40 each In days after the
letter reached its destinations but the money had been alb
'trcted Measures have been taken by the Department
ashington Tor the detection Of the villain
h>cciDENT.-On Saturday afternoon last Major
Case, IN aged aud respected citizen ,f Buffalo fell uto
hole ina'e oy ae falling in Of the pavement; He is not ex
prcted 10
O." The ship Superior was cast on shore oppo.
SITE Mlchssa on Lake Michigan, with cargo of 900
bushels wheat Crew al! safe Two feet water IN tb hold
when last heard from.
u The captain and mate OF the brio Zebra or
which an has been previously gwen are sill
son a, Gonaiyes where they tave been confined ]
pryations for sixysix days. The Hayen Government
taken steps towards their hbeanoa and probably would
not until the T. S. Government had taken in hand News
from our Government was daily expected.
RoBBER1Es. six or seven houses on
Federal Hill in Heurrtia.street, Baltimore We're entered on
Saturday night last by thieves, and robbed Of variety
articles; and on the night following, the dwelling Of Mrs
Beard ee-s;reet also robbed OF clothing and other
articles These facts should pu persons on their guard
Baltimore Patriot.
a. An aggravated case of seduction and VIC
ence has before the Philadelphia Courts IL which III,
CRIMINAL married man. named Charles H. Hepburn,
'he s'''m GIL Of only is years of age
u. man named Hugh Buskirk was thrown
n'o Buffalo Creek on Saturday by Samuel Langridge
James Warren, and Peter Hackr,t with whom he had ar
sitelcstion, aud was drowned
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