New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
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m on the sabbath So have the esctonsernS pteGff,s
bloody ga. Louisville en- Ss S e the a
ts city so that arrive Mobile the sa6oathaa
tued towards the North on the Sabbath con Piseia I'm
u If atrocious, unsparing SANDER will defeat
| candidate, then there can be no help tor Mr..
Clay. OF all the above charges against hum, 1t
is only true that he. being at Louisville awaiting
since the night before a boat Tor New-orleans,
did take passage in one which left on Sunday.
MANY will condemn this, yet we doubt not he
had thus better opportunity to keep the Sab
bath than he could do in strange city sur
rounded by friends. True, the steamboat arrived
at New. Orleans on Sunday, but how could pas
senger help that 1t was said that the Mill
tary were called out on the occaslon-whlch,
if true, Mr.. Clay could neither foresee nor pre-
vent-but it is false. Mr. Buhtt of the New
Orleans Bee afirms that only himself and
| single friend who happened to be on the dock
welcomed Mr.. Clay and accompanied HIM to his
Hotel; some Military were out, indeed, as is
quite common on Sunday in New-Oreans, but
they knew nothing of Mr.. Clay's arrival till he
passed them. That he left New-Orlea on
Saturday and arrived in Mobile on Sunday
| morning is most true, but he went quietly to his
hotel, without parade of any kind. 1t is utterly
false that he left Mobile on Sunday the Sd inst
he left on Tuesday the 5th, as VIC stated at the
time. The Mobile Daily Advertiser, in expressly
contradicting this last SANDER, expresses astonsh
ment, which proves it unacqualnted with The
Plebeian.
G5 We understand that the Wings Of the First
Ward have completed their Ticket for Charter
Officers WILLIAM S. MILLER, Esq. is the can
ddate for Alderman, and Captain JOHN NJ. FLINT
for Assistant Alderman. This is a nomination
that will bring out the full strength of the Ward.
WIGS OF BReoKLYN.-The Wings of Brooklyn
make grand rally tonight at National Hall, for
the purpose Of responding to the nomination of
+, Charter Officers We trust that the Wings will
| turn out in mass to attend this meeting. 1t will
| be in partthe commencement OF great campaign
| in Kings County.
Several eminent speakers will address the meet
ing.
G5 The Loco Focos of st. Louis had mag
nifcent quarrel at the Jackson Jubilee on the
18th. Resolutions lauding Col. Benton were at
tempted to be tackled to those eulogistic of Jack.
son, but they were voted down, and the assem-.
blage split in two pieces, which dverged and held
meetings in different places, leaving the dinner
untouched The star Of Bentonism seems to be
waning in Missouri
JUDGE ELLIorT.-Fornal articles of mpeach-
ment were reported against this precious functonary
| in the Louisiana House Of Representatives on the
18th nst and steps had been taken to bring the SUBJ
| ject before the Senate.
Hon. WILLIS HALL.-We are gratlfied III
transferring the following notice OF this distn
gushed New Yorker from the New-Orleans
Tropic of the 10Th inst.
| HON. WILLIS HALL.
Since our publication yesterday, we have had the
pleasure OF seeing Ihi, listing uisrrd gentleman,
who arrived in the steamship Alabama, from Hava-
na Saturday night. MIR. Hail. we are happy TO
observe, is rapidly improving in healt and we trust
will soon be entirely restored. 1t will be remember
ed that early in the winter he was afflicted with
stroke of paralysis, and that soon as he was SUI
| fciently recovered to enable him to travel, he
sought the genial climate Of Cuba, where he has
spent some two months or more.
MIR. Hall is stopping at the Verandah Hotel, and
| will remain in this city some ten days. he IS pro-
found jurist an accomplished gentleman, and first
rate Wing. He was Attorney General of the State
of New York during the administration OF Gov
Seward, and is now proposed by the Wings OF that
State as their candidate for Governor
New BEDFORD, Mass. elected her Town Off
GERS, on Monday-the Wing ticket all through;
the Locos not daring to make ticket. For
County Treasurer, Fl. l.. Danforth, Wing, 902,
R. S. S. Andross, Loco, SIS; Abolition 6.
| ALBANY-WmG MAyoR-The Wing Conven-
ton to nominate candidate for Mayor assem-
bled in Albany yesterday-when FRIEND HUM
plREY was unanimously nominated.
Mr. PARK GoDwIN's Exposition and Defence
of Association will be published on Saturday, by
Burgess & Stringcr. 1t is one of the very best
and most convincing works ever written on that
subject.
U"The meeting of the UNITED REPEAL Asso-
CITATION last evening at Washington Hall was
OVERLOOKING and enthusiastic. The recent news
from Ireland, seemed rather to stimulate the
Friends Of that sorely tried Country to renewed
exertions, than deprcss the energies of the Re
pealers of New ork-the receipts of voluntary
contributions amounted to over $500 Rev'd.
H. GILES was in the Chair, and the meeting was
addressed during the evening By Messrs. j. Nc
KEoN and II. BYRNEs OF this city, and Mr.. WALSH
| nf RoSton