New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

,;J,,,Is >, rsf1a;, from wrath and vengeance and
TO respect sscredly the image OF God, whIie our
n-scer, is coutradicted By the law and the practioe
of the Community.
NIB As we have been thus iHpeled to the aiseusso"
~ r,at Moral and Social question, which our readers
arp divided in OPINION we shall be happy to Pao''a a
cIe OF eoua lesgth in reply II the genenias "hos R
W. ba We traversed should not choose 10 auAiuil''
vsu thank our friend .O!d School to dc 50. II ''s'
desirable that this subject be eanvased by 'hose ~
rejected upon il, and are fully competent " ~ o'
Nrw.H.yrsgrRE.-Th Wings of the Granite
State held slim Convention at Concord on 'i'e
81 instant. and nominated the following State
Ticket
ANTHONY c9hSY Of \ Sf.LapdaR porl-t3on.
o''S GEORGE W NESMITH, Of Franklin,
ENOS STEVENS. OF Chasl-stown
JOSEPH SAWYER, of Pel mont
Gen. Colby is nominated in place OF Col Cllley'
declined twas at frs; determined not to run any
candidates for Congress, the refusal OF the he-
gi.ls,ure to district renders any Election Invalid
but the fight between the two Lcco-t oco parties
has grown so not that the Wings think they may
preven, evil II they cannot effect any positive sooa
By running ticket We rejoice tha, they have
determined not to in,ermeddle in the contest be-
tween Isaac Hill and his too forward disciples, but
figh, the battle an their own hook. If they do it
with split and energy, it will not be in vain.
I.aac Hill ha, returned from Washington with
the Post Office Printing for several States and
general authority as Lieutenant for Tyler, which
will render him more effective than formerly
NoRrp CARoLISA-The Legislature OF this
State adjourned on the 28,h, without doing any
Thing in relation to the Currency. At the outset
sundrv of the Loco.Fo oco majority commenced
lo,,d hurrah against Banks and Banking, when the
Directors of the State Bank had meeting ana
said 20 them in substance, g Gentlemen, II you
mean any thing, do something. If you are really
hostile to Banks, and want this Bank wound up,
lust say so by resolution, and we'll wind 1t up III
short order" This cooled their courage at once,
and, after lame attempt tc pass halfway reso-
u,cn, stating that the Bank might wind up II 1t
chose, they backed out altogether. This is the
way to stop Loco FocoisHl.
GgoRGrA.-The full returns from the recent
Election in this State give the following result:
For George w Craw ford, (whgI. 246t5
E" Alex McDougald, Loco) ).".............. ..0O22
Whig majority y......................... A'7's
1t is rather funny to hear cur Loco.Foco breth,
rem Iementing the ravages made in their ranks by
General Apathy, the old reprobate
E The GEORGIA COURIER, Wing paper, is
about to be started at Rome, in the Cherokee
Country. (hi,herto the stronghold OF Loco-Foc
ism) by W. s. Brown, (s son of Maj. Gen. Brown,
dcceas sed e. S. Army,) and DR.. II. V, NJ Miller.
~ Henry CLAY was expected to be in Mobile
on the 1st inst. and the way the People were on
the lookout for him at our last adviccs IS the right
way.
r A Tyler Meeting was recently held III
Wayne County-doubtless to advance the interests
of some paltry olhcc-seeker, at which the Captain
was nominated for next President, State Con-
vention proposed, and the Participators graveIy
resolved {" to meet al Auburn at some future day
A correspondent assures that there is 20 doubt
that this resolution will be carried into effect.
U A correspondent coIreets us in relation 10
JOHN MILLS, the new Treasurer of Massachusetts
He is the man who turned Jackson man as we
stated, but was in the State, not in the United
States Senate The U. S. Senator at that time
wa, Hon. Elijah H. Mills of Northampton, whe
died some twelve years ago.
JupoEsH1r.--The Editor of the Rochester Deu,-
ocrst, writing from Albany, has the following para
graph, which we fear will prove we'll founded
"varpgRPool. the Congressman from Columbia, but
better the Undertook Roarer /. to be appoint
ed Judge D. B. TALLMApGEs seat in the supreme Court
Of the Cny OF New.York. This piece OF is in ad
vance oil the matt but it may be depended upon"
If,he Loco-Foco division of the Bar of this City
can furnish no filter the successor of Judge
Tallmadge their condition is far more desperate
than we had supposed.
70 The new Exemption Law of Illinoi, pre-
scrbes that Property shall not be sold On Execu,
ton unless it bring 1.-TWO thirds its fair and rea
sonabe value in ordinary times '-thatl IL, Wheat
which sells at 25 cents bushel must bring 30
(two-,hirds of IS, its former price, or 1t canno,
be sold Who but the wilfully blind can fail to
see why the same Legislature that passed this act
is vehement for the repeal of the Bankrupt Law !
~ We had a genuine old-fashioued North. East
snow-storm yesterday, which would have done
credit to Nova Scotia. Winter has fairly set in at
last. The snow must be foot deep, and the Rlv-
er is probably closed TO Rhinebeck al least.
% \ young man named Franklin Parsons died
a few DAYS since at Rochester, from the use o'
epium-wheiher taken purposey or isnorant!y, is
not known.
70 Cuna1d's Roya! Mail Line Of Steamships
srs pou eoularlv advertise ed h Carving Iaucl5
Patent Life Boats" well an experienced sur