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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
~or,;pation of PoII.:: .or President--
Iyt;hdraNvpi Of Van Buren,.
Correspondence OF ! ne Ifbi!ie.
BALTIMORE. We,.nesday An


BALTIMORE wednesday, Afternoon.
a rather curious result has occurred. JAMES
h. Polk. OF Tennessee. was nominated on the
9ih ballot, as Presidential Candidate for l6il,
on the Loco-Foco Ticket.
This result has been brought about by the
.syenge OF the New-YoTk Delegates against
Cas- and Buchanan, and By the unwise policy OF
the Southern men. These latter persuaded the
We. to run up candidate on an independent
fiar. 50 as to defeat the nomination of the man
who could not be cected-that is, MARTIN NAN
BrsEx.' The West did this: they brought for.
wand C,ss the South promised to support him,
and also promised that no Southern man should
be nun at all And yet this morning, as soon as
the FIRST Ballot took place, Polk was nominated
and received II votes. The following was the
rgsfilt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

On the Slh ballet Buchanan received vote from
New-Jer>ev and from Pennsy lvan!a; Calhoun
from North Carolina and lifom ueoFsia; on The 9th
Morton received vote from Ohio. and blank was
cast tbv Sam Young from New-lork
After this announcement! was made. that the long
agony was over, all felt relieved from irenen-
dous weight, and the cheering was deafenng. |
never heard or saw ans thing like II, and don't
want 10 again. One would have supposed that
;hey all loved each other like brothers, and that
The greatest harmony prevailed among them, when
the fact was that some could cheoruily have cut
:::ch Others ihroa,s; and indeed Col. Ioung OF y.
y. nearly got INTO duel astwas. He charged a
man meaning Calhoun with deslnng to initiate
Nero who fiddled while Rome was burning, and he
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
How they did il.

A correspondent of the Albany Argus lev'-
IDENTIFY no chicken wrote to that paper one day
last week the following graphic account OF the
maneuyers in Washington to throw Van over
board. II would seem that he don't like the DIS
cipline:
.eThe exciremsnt--to use hackneyed and often
yerv unmcaning newspaper words very 2reai
here The brokers on the money change IN New,
York Know well the difference between the ifsi ana
second board that is, the transactions al The reg
,,ler meeting 81 their fraternity an! the crowded
ne.mel gathering on the sidewalks and at The cor
nar. ol Wail-sreet IN The afternoon. Well, here on
tho nol,.ai chang. The brokers' In dratGJ5ify re-
,vdiGf,d instructions and broken gem. cfS hoid
three rneeiings-aii of equal authority d. regards
the validity and regularity oil the operations per
f.cted or attempted Tie first Is held at ten u cGcN
in the morning Immediately ailer hEeaSiaSi al
/ R,oWn's and C;sd-bv's. The meeting OF the two
Houses shifts The busy sceLe 10 the ro;unia ui ue
CaDItol where business i kept up win me lHieh-
-esi arter until the dinner hour approaches. But
III eight O'Clock in the evening commence the heary
tr0usocfions tie real negotiations that prectde me
iosiu,- of tie arrangeznent. From Ibis hour unii
nee-y midnight, you will see dozens OF groups be-
fore the doors in sitting and barroOms and upon
the piazzes which surround the interior quadrangle
engaged in earnest discourse. enforced VIII TIE
most animated gesticuaton, regarding the homina'
ton. Texas. and the result OF the slecnon
There IS a great deal Of downright iun in ihi:
world fo- one Who'll philosopher enough to enjny
it. Diamond cut diamond " is an entertaining
garne for the spectators.
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fATER-WrEghs Declines.

,S;-ss Wright has declined The nomination.
TIE news was sen. to Washington by teie-
g-arb ,Mo-se's. Mr.. WRIGHT sent word back
the samc way in 10 minutes that he declines TO
-srgs. DR.. Woodsidcs has Just taken this news
tn the Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ The CLAY yTRIBuNE-Geut!emen IN the c'y ~h" VISA
10 send valuable and cheap Wing Jouru. " u'e '''e'
,h country during the Presidential Campaign requested
TO read the Prospectus the Clay Tribune winch will be
fnd IN another column p-Single subscriptions only 30
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

s. SiLaS WRIGHT was unanimously nom
mated. We 5on'l believe he will accept tie Is
wo,ti, TWO OF Polk, and ought to have been put at
the head. Il any where.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
TIorsr OF RErRfsFNrATIvrs, May ., ls4l.

To The Editors gt The National inteiic.Hcer:
GENTLEMEN: | herewith transmit letter written some
weeks hy Mr CLAY, IN reply t" note winch addressed
Norfolk. Virginia. which Withheld
pubctOn nusmucb nS be impressed tas lie expressed IN
MS letter that overuted tie importance Oi e clnTce-
the have received several letters asking
copies my speech defence OF Nh Clay particularly upon
this rnree have not vet had the leisure Ia fe out my
necch bat shall do the first convenient moment. In the
mean tune YOU will please publish the enclosed, which
cie Ink the cham U testimony have m possession to
nail this charge TO the counter Is II base toTgern: -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
THE TRlBUN N E.
WHIG NOMINATIONS.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 81, l844.

THE STATE CONVENTION or THE OFFICERS
y THE CLAY CLUES MEET AT Uric, os THE His'
w ed pesfay in June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

IL The Address OF Bishop SouLE TO the Cen
eral Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the Case of Bishop Andrew, and the
Speech OF Rev. Br. DuRnr> in the same case, Will
appear at length in our paper Of tomorrow morn
ing. Extra copies may be ptocu'ed from our
acen,s in PhilaGcph Baltimore and other Cltics.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

IIoRxsBY-In the Criminal Court yes'el'an
Judge Canonge delivered his oPnon agans. =, :,
arrest of judgment in the case Of h. u nS,,,,
rhe prisoner, on the application OF his cUl 'I.,,o
obtained SUSPENSION Of sentence until .H' 90
the next month. y. o. Com. Bulletin 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

BOARD OF ASSISTANT .ALDERNlEF

I't7-' III- EII'IIi'
Several persons were appoinisd inspectors of
Election Of the VANS in place Of Others removed om
the Wards
! Iepuft adverse - easns pier Brooklyn - +. H. Shep
grC. referred JacS-
report from the S-ec; COMMITTEE favor Of con,rnrng
out printing aL the table, aGd esOlui OF re
ference the Finance Committee from the 0tef Bosfi
Adopted.
Sjrnon Ackerman appointed m inspecto: OF Lumber
The office OF Superintendent oi Lands and Places a5o
iished.
/. Avery wa. appointed Deputy keeperoi Clinton market
IN place OF Iir. puryei, removed.
removed the office Dckmnste Of 10Th. sth ana h
NGfi. EHt H. Il. NanmaAe appointed 10 MI the three offices
Leave was gwen remove the OF Jane snook
NIlnusbuTgh
Re-oIuiion ior lease 10 Nj Ciayyson coucurrei H.
Inc Fbh market q; tll,on market wa ordered 10 b. taken
down.
The Alderman and Assistant .th ward authorized
regulate amp.po-t, ~ E4st Broadway.
Some petitions and other pup-r> referred
The Baari then went !nt0 JOINT Ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31


more Convention But the Democratic maJoFy refused 70
T''''''' '''e'' albany Argus.
II We sho;.ld like to ask who the Argus con-
siders the allies of the Wings about these days
but we don't approve OF treading on folhs's corns
iust when they arc tenderest But We ask the
public to Judge between the Argus and those
wings it assails. They knew fall yell that no.
thing would be done by the majority in the House
while the Baltimore Convention was IN process
Of incubation, and they thought it would be bet
ter manfully and openly to adjourn than to pre-
tend to sit yet do nothing. But no-tho Locos
would not adiourn-they we're indignant at the
idea-and behold the result. Nothing was done
no shadow. OF any ihing-jast as tie Wings
predicted. Half the Loco. foco Members stTayed
oil TO Baltimore and the balance spent their time
in watching Morse's Telegraph to hear the news
from their Convention. The next time we hope
,hev will adjourn and have no fooling
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

A HAPrY ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-As Morris
Seaman OF No. 10 Canal-=Ireet, vas passing up
Rosevel,-s;reet about O'Clock. As he passed INTO
lladisou-sffeet be heard the report OF pistol and
felt something pass through the bra o.. hi= hat and
touching his eyebrow fsl to the ground. lie stopped
and picked it up, and !, proved to be Enlightened
sIugdred a was supposed by hoy from the second
story window OF one OF the corner houses, IN mere
pla,iuiness without any ielonious intent. Officer
Baker proceeded to investigate the matter but could
not find the author of the almost fatal accident, for
II the ball had struck bu, tao inches farther back it
must have penetrated the brain and caused instant
death
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

IT Our report b. Yesterdays Day Msl tA4
Jola 7'elc, had thrown II for Polk is 70, con.
iirmed by the Nisht Inc. John SHOULD run, BY
All means. Tie Wings must not be cheated oc,
Of a chance to do justice to some OF the culpas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

- Barnhis Superior Indelibie IsE, for Mark
Ing Linen, Silk or Cotton without a Preparation, a
capital box has been sent by Potts, Linn x Has-
ris, 2l3I MaIket-st. PhiaJelphla
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
From Our Extra OF yesterday.
xx,-s from, Baltimore Ivan Buren, and
Cass both Overheard:

JAMES K. POLK, Of Tennessee, defeated
candidate for Governor last FALL has been no.
mipaad for PRESIDENT. By the Loco-toco Con-
v.p,i.n. and sILAS WRIGHT, OF New York,
for Wee President, TIE following is the result
l.. Ni-rI,,ocin,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Deferred Yesterday owing TO the laicns, Of the Mall
Loco-Foco National Convention.

baltimore, TGesiay, 7. NJ
DEAR SIR: The Convention has just adjourned
until tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
The discussion was carried on this morning
about the two-thrds rule, by Marcus Morton.
Col Tibbatts, Walker Of Mississippi, Robert
Rantoul, Lieut.. Gov. Dickinson OF New-York
Sam. Medary of Ohio, and Gen. Saunders OF
n. Carolina; but the speeches were not Of sutfi-
cicn, interest to be rcported-very commonplace,
except Walkers when he rldiculed Benz Butter
for skipping aboot like dancing.master when
he talked Of coon skins and hard cider the night
before.
At last. after four hours talk ing, the Conven
ton became impatient, and tie question was
taken on adopting the rules of 1892, incIuding
tho two.third rule, and the following Is the re-
suit:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

Al meeting OF the Dnoera'ce Whis, MO o. 81 TX Est
Wetchesief held n pursuance oi pllac u
Hotel v e,, Farms. on the 2i;h ias, of i's P'''s
Oa motion. FRANCS BARRErTo. E.i: ~H' '4'
tie thar and A. ST jon. appointed Ch,:r1tsi
In. ub,ec of ttr meeting J=inZ Aiel .! y. - 1go0EI
moiau ~, insGe aud CARED, that tie H. a.
Comm! ~. q ~ IS o f-ure snd ue'uflae ,,,sp
mad boc Nm Ray1rd. John Mq"ar, Is iH1iSrs - sess
D. Archer lauci J. ester and james v. t'orr.l ~ I q
pointed .al CosllI,;ee, and reported iyI IL, s1 "
wee.. i.a fiuyiug utllrsfs, ~ lot t.arss. u =
J,-t-r. for We. Presidents. \. It John ep % II. W
cher ar rea,urlr John lipysstt TOT -,
.!as LEtaHm Cooper 1li james Cora, nhI ,l,r r,sss
iyrp7-cv,d ofr .ne uee'irc 7ai rondgi Rsrr,i
nlac-, ls = committee D motion, flnf,,- - ,ad -
Nifer Nndfaus Ufe. .ames II Jc,,J? 'le, ,;r- y :
B0.t : l. tfrrnnn were appointed = ,o,SarE Ccasa
and la.r,a1ts sIlance COMMITTEE, GIloy,, Y
tre ad S.yanis Tor the ClD. and fsEof'sfy rpsH.
For Corresponding CoiHmUtee. u e. y n N. ~ YEsSs
I=aup Prentice Brown aud IT,. BnntlL NJ Arogl,
Committee Iloci. " Yhmm Bayafs. l'aac ,,n A3is'
ard Bcnlamn Kelly and Tor stew ards Jain .sp.r g1
Ire T. T. Miller aul Nu Baihgaie Jnn' sD' -
nously. a tns ns. ns
On notion 1t VS.. reso Cd that the I'd S S'a
inc be published IN the Hudson River IN '""' a,
DAILY Tribune. -. ...ls 90 =
Resolved Tim, this meeting adjourn 10 hNs'
l.h OF June, at The ,ane place mp p,1-TO ch5f1aF
4 ST JOHN, Secre'ap' nl u
= !.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
The White slave, SANDER.

If there Is an honest man who ever really be-
leved the lie that Mr.. Clay once declared that if
YOU do not allow us Black Slaves, VIC must have
WAitc ones &c. &c. we entreat him to Just read
the following correspondence. We will not add
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ TIE G,gje gives n to the nominatou Of
Polk. but is very sore and suiAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

IN M. b,br Of resecaS ib,sof ibei ~aeI
rr,I,nn % s F2bi,c" n, y. - Broadway the ress - e ,s
nioFn all soncef ed that 'ho' who haNe ,T plsc " E
uhn h,. MI nnn nr interesting NafiAuo, 10 ngHes
place viii render ths agreeable ann"ents'N
4 lady 1. IN attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

We shall coon Learn what the Committee Of
five, have been able to effect with Silas, No
effort viii De spared to bfca& INN IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

u The Great Ratification Meeting that was
to tai e place in the Park yesterday didn't come
of. It j. to take place at i later day. The VAN
Byrea Associations that were to march IN four
Professions want time to take breath and change
their name. A few guns were fired, but they
seemed more Ike signals Of distress than notes
of cXultation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
IL ballots taken wednesday

TIE following is the result for Wee President
only one ballot taken >
Fox Sil2s Wright Of y. - -2o5
LII Wondhnry Of y. 4 ------...
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

BOILER BUssr-onc of the steam propeers
on the line between Kingston and Montreal, wss
olo@n up on Saturday or Sund4y last The boiler
Is SAID Tn have collapsed while the steamer was
passing Long Sauit Rapids. -Four persoas are
represented to have been killed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
lSee Yesterday 5 paper.

You will see that this result is pretty nearly IN
accordance with the table that sent YOU the
other day. As soon as The result was announced,
a motion was made that the Convention then bal
10; lar a Presidential Candidate Tins was ob-
iectcd TO, as several of the States not ready.
and the Convention then adjourned until half past
,. At that hour they again met and proceeded to
ballot at once for a candidate. Van Bufen, Cass,
Buchanan, johnson, Woodbury. ant Stewart were
nominated. The Chair announced that 266
votes were in attendance, two.lhrds OF which,
lis. were necessary to 4 choice
The results of the seven balIolings are as fol-
lows
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

M,ryLAND.-Thc Maryland Loco-Foco Gaber-
material Convention rcassemb!ed at Baltimore on
tuesday. and nominated the following ticket for
Presidential Electors:
<AlErRr Co>SrABLE, EasSrn shore.
Sezdt"'-'' NN. FEiCk, Western shore
u,,r,l r.yrs NlTRRNY ". BENJ. e FRESHMAN,
"S''' III .TnSv,> PERRY. N.-WM \, SPENCsR
III. EDw n li,NMo>D, \i.JtNES LLoTo MARTIN.
l5 The Brookiyn Eagle (wc see by the BuC-
fao Courier asserts the identity Of Whigism and
Native Amcricanism, and proves it by the fact
that ire Wings Of foreign lirh hare been ap-
pointed to office by the new Common Council OF
that city. We can get along with that sort OF
Native Amcricanism.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

The SUPERB ATTRACTIONS at the American Museum are
drawing great houses Grand performance this afternoon and
evening
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

j'' Hon DAVID HENsuAw, OF Mass has writ
ten Letter IN favor ofth immediate Annexation
of Texas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

IL We took notes of Mr., WEpsrEE's Speech
before the great Wing Convention on Wednes-
day, bat have discarded them in favor of the re.
port OF the Courier * Enquirer, which had the
aid OF Mr.. Webster's own notes. This speech,
'oF calm, strong sense, and powerful appeal 10
the intelligence and right feeling Of the American
People is hardly exceeded by the most famous
efforts of its distinguished author.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
game for the spectators.

T.- The Wings and tier allies maie five different eo-,'
10 b-nr the House Of cueUtHtves 10 al fdoummea oyeT
from SATURDAY, until wednesday consequence u The Ba;;
more Convention But the Democratic muJ,iy refused 70
gratfy iheIr opponents N this particular at enst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

The Gigje, by its silence 5eyoad stating he
,,c, ,ha, Mr. Wright declined, confirms Ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

FUNERAL CEREMoSIEs.-The remains of Col.
JoHy Mills, who ell in the Battle Of .acketi's
Harbor, May 90, 1873, were received at Albany on
Wednesday and deposited in ,aultin the Capitol
Park with military honors.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

II will be that the first Mirty.fre days Of
navigation rhis wear Weld an aggregate revenue OF
hnll II miHi0a Of dollars against four hundred and
eighteen thousand during tl'e fret MirtyeigM days
OF last year. II w'e make th- comparison bet"rrn
the first 30 DAYS IN each yc-r estimating tie tolls
for tn. 2}d, 2ith and 2Jfh MAY o: h- year :lf,-
600 per day,) shall find that The receipts for the
hrst 80 DAYS in 1874 exceed those of the curr-sponG
ag period in 3i3 by the SUN Of One UuHdred and
ItceRty- -Four Thousand D0iiars. Alb. Eve. Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
BY This l,lornlng's Mail.
silas %riSh: persists in declining to m,
for Vice President.

rpr,
for Vice President.
When we announced yesterday afternoon Tia,
Mr. Wnrcmr declined riding behind JqH,. <
Polk our statement was widely contladic,ed O.,
di.,rusted Bat the midnight Mai confirms Or,
correspondents statement.
The National IaieHigsneer Of yes;erday s,v, .
"Nr. WnreHr wss N TIE Capitol whea Il.
,,,,.,,s If his nomination as Mr PoLS's Vice p
;ssnt rived there. lie Immediately retDn,i
ior , .nswsr. BY the telegraph, that he deeine3
tho nomination. The Convention, in rcol;. ~
cr,ss,ed him tn reconsider and Withdraw ks r.
f,.J He answered again that his mind "a.
made no. and that lie must peTemP;onIy decrn.
-, nomination. tie was then informed, /,
I..,,~rapb in return, that the Convention b,5
ad,nnrnsd for tic day, but thst PRIOR 10 the al
,,,,,rnment a Committee ol five members had ban
,o,oln,ed to come TO Washington 10 confer v,5
him HI on the subject, and would be here IN lie
morning
The Gio5e, by its silence beyoad stating ii.
.t.a, NJ Wrioht declined. confirms u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

~ BISHOP lIuGuEs's Second Letter on the
Moral Causes that have produced The Evil Spirit
of the Times" will appear in the Co"rier " En-
o,;re, of ths morning
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

E.arer.-It is raining and have not tune
to run back to the Convention, but Marcus
Morton has Just told me that Wright has sn'
word this morning that he rHL not stand for we
Presidrnt, under anV circumstances.
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Observation-Disclosures 8. C..
IT'D EGG leave to inform their friends, and the
D public generally, their NEW WAIER
PROOF WAREHOUSE, with large conYe.
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and ready for The reception of
Cotton, Merchandise, &c.
1t is situated on the principal street Leading
into the business part Of the town, four feet
above the highest water mark by actual survey,
entirely remote from all other buildings, which
renders it iire.proor, and conveniently situated
for loading and unloading wagons.
They are now permanently located IN this
place, and pledged not to speculate IN Cotton
on their own account, but 10 give their undiyi-
ded attention TO the interest of their customers,
and are fully prepared TO attend TO the Sale,
Storing and Shipping, of
Cotton, Flour. Bacon, &c.
Reccicing and Forwarding MERCHANDISE.
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posite MIR. james Hubbard's Hotel, large
and general assortment of fGROCERlES, par
tcnarly adapted TO the wants oil ianii'es' 'on'
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New1 1Oreans,l Porto Rico, and st. cr0'A
SUGARS,
Lump, LOAF, crushed g. powdered Sugars,
Cluba, Rio and Java COFFEE, :,
Back, Hyson, Gunpowder and Imperial
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West India and New Orleans Molasses,
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Sperm. do. As, IS, e. 6s
Canal Flour, in whole and half barrels,
6 casks prime Goshen Cheese,
90 boxes do. do. do,
Buckwheat in Ia and 1-S barrels,
Pickles in l-2gal. jars, cts, and pnts,
Tomato Kelchup DO. do'
Walnut do. do. do.
so sasks Liverpool Salt, (bleached sacks,)
so boxes Table do. "a fine arllcle,)
25 brls. Irish Potatoes, (Roan)
2 tierces Onions, (red and silver skn,)
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Bakers cocoa, cocoa paste, Goshen butter So
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