New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

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u We have ad vices from Washington that Dir.
WEBSTER does net intend to leave the Cabinet,
unless invited Grave differences of opinion and
views between him sza Mr.. Secretary SPENCER
are ,bickly rumored. Our Collector and Postmas-
ter are or have recently been dancing attendance
at the White House, to countermine intngues to
displacs them. This is one of the evils Of Tyler.
ism-i. does not permit public functionaries to at
tend to their duties but keeps them at work to
keep their places. But this is March, 1913; and
1914 comes nearer every day--that = comfort.
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~ The Wing Clay Club Of the Tenth Ward
had Ane meeting last evening at the Church, cor
ner of Chrystie and Delaney streets. The body
and galleries of the church were deRsely crowded
Ia large portion of those present being ladies'
DANIEL ULLMAs, Esq. delivered an able and elo-
quen. Grafton on the Life and Services of HENRY
CLAY-which, though somewhat too long, was lis
tened to with the deepest interest and qualification
It was clear and vigorous outline of the public
life Of the great Statesman of the West, and was
received with loud and enthusiastic bursts Of ap-
pause from those who heard it. Among the gen.
tlemen preseu, we noticed the Hon. ALBERT GAL
LATIN, whose high abilities, upright life and emf
net public services in various departments, well
as bis share in the negotiations of Client, in which
Mr.. CLAY bore prominent part, have entitled
him to the gratitude and respect of the nation An
Original Ode aud one or two select pieces were
sung BY the Choir with good effect. The meeting
nd
IseuEsT IN THE MURDER CASE OF CHARLES
G. CosLlEs.-Owing to the necessary occupation
of the Sessions Chamber by the Court, the inves-
sgation in the murder case could not be continued
yesterday, and will be resumed to-day az three
O'Clock. In the mean time several witnesses have
been fouad-among them colored woman who
saw the shot fred. She was passing along Leon
ard-ssreet towards Broadway, and noticed a man
and woman on the side.walk--the man in the act
of leaving the woman and going towards Eln-st
As he waived his hand and turned toward the East,
she saw the woman with something in her hand
instantly heard the report Of the pistol, saw the
man fall forwards on his face and the woman run
down toward Centre-streee. The colored woman
cried out Oh Lord there is man shot" and
hestened up to Broadway. She describes the
dress of the woman, but did not see her face.
T Hon. JAMES GARLAND of Va, formerly a
jackson and then Conservative Member of Con-
gres,, was recently called on at Political meeting
a, Lynchburg to make speech. He arose and
defined his position as follows:
"Gentemen vas frst elected TO Congress by the Dem
adhered faithfully my principles and for 50 do
ing they turned our OF their ranks was then elected
me to carry out and for doing o. they Eeksa Hsf
yeursslue: gentlemen OF both parties" This reply wa
put end to the cries for. Garland
1t was "a sad day for the Wings of the Albemarl'
District when they dropped Maj. Garland because
he aas not Wig enough, and put Thomas w
Gilmer in his stead--he proclaiming himself
.every iach Wig beautiful Wing he is
10 Hos. JAMES c. SpRIea, late M. c. from
the Louisville District, KY, elected over the regu
lar Wing candidate by a local feud among the
Wings, and by all the Loco-Focos uniting upo,
him( announces himself again candidate! The
Shelby News, which elected him before, now
advises him to suspend his violin Whether be
wants 10 get another ear bit off in drunken fgh
at Washington or whatever may be his object, hi
aspirations evidently canno, be grati6ed.
The gallant Wa, W. SoUTHeATE will probabl,
be the Wing Candidate and Hon. WV. 0. BUTLEF
tho Loco-Feco in the Louisville District. The,
have been three times competitors already, with
alternate success. Tits Soutbgate's turn now.
U Hon. WILLIAM SMITH, formerly Mai
Contractor, and nicknamsd Extra Billy from
some OF Major Barry's liberal allowances,) offers
for reelection to Congress in the Culpeper Dis
srict, va. He can only be elected by a division
of the Wings.
10 Hen. IHos. w. GlIxEs (Tyler many has
the full ssPport of the Loco,Foco party for re-
slectisn to Cesgsess in,ho Albemaro District. Va.
This gives hin the better chance.
p ALLEeASY County has elected Is Ss,er.
visors of eachpas.y. Lassyes ID Wing, II Loco.
E3 Tbs MORRIS And Essex RAILROAD, nov,
running TIVE trains day each way between Nor
sssown, n J. and this city, offer to carry passen-
gers BY the year for $50 to Chatham, Madison o,
MoHis,own: for $50 TO the Summit, $40 to Hull
Vile, and SIS to Orange This affords our citizens
who have leisure the advantages of Country air and
Country Rents with cheap and easy access to The
city daily.
II The Evsnfng Pos: had last nigh, very funny article
about 1hig O1s he point OF which that Messrs 5ease
znen and Gs.h, EIig Members of1he Kertrcky Leg
.ure have .vorn have his hair cut, o,he,
to have his sar washed till that legislature passes
Relief Law The Pos, does know that these scaed
Rsss are s.aeas and sies s Esss' ssi we ssPpsa -,