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TIE NEW YORK
Weekly Tribune.
Is PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF y YORK.
Saturday Morning,

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edition will be what its name imports an un-
fincting supporter ofthe Peoples Rights and
Interests in stern hostility to the errors OF saper-
fetal theorists OF uni at OF imperfect legislation,
aud the schemes and sophistries OF sell seeking
demagouges. 1t will strenousiy advocate the
Protection Of American Industry against the
gras2ing and to us frightening pulley OF Eurape
an government, and the unequal competition
which they force upon us, it will advocate the
restoration OF ii sound and UNIFORM Rational
Currency; and urge discreet but determined
prosecution of Internal Improvement. The Re-
trenchment wherever practicable, of Govern
men: Expenditures, and OF Executive Patronage
will he zealously urged. In short, this paper
will faithfully maintain and earnestly advocate
the prime, plies and measuses which the People
approved in devoviug on Whig Statesmen the
conduct of their Government.
But small portion CT its columns Will III he
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
5AS ! #S s THaIER, COMMITTEE.
+. y. REYNOLDS.
NEw-Yosk. Feb. 24th, 1915.

~ NEw-YogK, Feb. 2it 1915.
Gentlemen: Your note in behalf Of the JOINT
having charge arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth OF March BY the Clay Wings of the city OF New,
York and inviting preside the same, has been re-.
ceived.
For the kind which, a Committee, you have
beer rleassd communicate that invitation beg You 70
accept for yourselves well for those whom you repre-
sent my sincere aokno Judgements had previously been
informally notified of the honor you had done soliciting
me to preside that OCCASION which you rightly designate
formal opening OF campaign 10 be rendered lave
doubt glorious by triumph of Wing principles
phant election the Presidency of the Wing iavo HEN
CLAY
1t rgh, and proper that Wings Of NewYoIk should
thus thus the stand where they have long
stood second devotion their Leader and
the vital measures Of Public Policy that stand fall
with his success.
But while will most cordially unite with you in this
movement and will do all my power TO promote II. mast
beg leave most respectfully decline your kind invitation TO
preside In all else viii be with you.
Yery respectfully.
Your obedisnt servant,
J. n. REYNOLDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
u Al meeting Of the General Com


mitsee or DEMOCRATIC WIG YOUNG MEN Of
The Cy and County Of NewYork. held at the Broadway
House the evening OF Friday st Of March st-the ioi-
ow Ing Resolutions We're unanimously adopted
Rssolrsi That We the Wing Young Men OF The City oil
M s 81 on o. eaaa4y q
kentucky President OF the United States HIS whole s
cip ese Of the His public carer has mat
Of selfs1cTcing Patriot AMI his high and comm i.ns
and the reward Of his brilliant the o. ms
country In ensng und his Ball- we feel 1st pride
as lovers OF couny5scause thai success our Ike
cutv- Government long The sport OF The rannica the
with VII oh Invested the brighter days OF cur Re-
public aad because in which the American peo'
,aa astrs will be reflected upon the Office and the Man
Re;ersd That as c5Ps OF this great sats we s
S aa the
placed him the first rank Of American State and have
commanded strong Of the voice Of the Wings IN
United States and that Will We cordially and unanimously
unite recommending him 10 the National CONVENTION As
found faithful to caps sad zealons and scea IN ss
tanning The principles which embodied IN the person and
Resorca That copies of the preceding Resolutions,
henticated by officers OF this Committee be furnished to
III D ss this c bATb Hsi24
G Tda1 = t K; TayL0'' Secretaries.
New.Yor Express Albany Evening Journal aud Roehes-
,e- Dsmocrat " III please copv m53t
nT At Meeting OF the General Commit
TEE OF DEMOCRATIC WIG YOUNG MEN OF the
Civ and County OF New York held the evening OF FRI
day lst March 1911 the following preamble and re'ou
ton were unanimously adopted.
Whereas WILLIS HALL. late Attorney General Of the
State of New York and member of the Legislature has by his
experience public busnessby his firm manly and consls.
tent defence OF rights and honor OF the STATE against
,a foes-by uniform and energetic support OF wing prlnci
pies by his talents requirements and lLsgr'y deseTyed
and secured the confdnc and respect OF the great Wing
parrs Of this state. Therefore BE- 1t = 80 l;.,.o.a
RESOLVED That the Wing Young Men OF the City and
County of New YORK, represented In General Commss do
part for the Office Of GoTsruorof this Stae-s"bJec 10 the
~ DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman.
GH e, = K 5ds4ds and Secretaries. NH. SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
First Whis Rally for 1874!

An immense assemblage of the Wings of our
CITY convened last evening at and around the
Tabernacle, in obedience to the call of our Gene
raj Committees, to open the campaign Of 1914,
for HENRY CLAY. The spacious edifce was
crowded to overhowing at an early hour, and
when the meeting was called to order every inch
of sitting or standing room was denselv packed
with eager and enthusiastic Wings. One Of the
galleries was reserved for Ladies and their at
tendant Gentlefhen, and this alone, though well
filed, offered any chance for seat after o'clock
while the orchestra was graced with the presence
of MANY of our best female vocalists. At
O'Clock hundreds were obliged to leave, from the
absolute incapacity of the building to contain
them in any way, though every aisle and outer
passage was filled to It's utmost capacity. There
cannot have been less than 5000, and we think
there were nearer 5000, who attended this meet
ing, though hardly halfthe number were enabled
TO participate at any one time in the proceedings.
The meeting having been called to order, the
following officers were proposed on behalf of the
Joint Committee and unanimously adopted, viz
JOHN L. LAWRENCE, President.
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LATE FROM Observation-Disclosures Asa,
THE SLAVES, Erc-By the arrival al this -
yesterday, of the bark Sharon. JD..
from Matanzas on the goth Febros,v
learn that on the day previous TO be, :, *
| ing an instruction had broken out amor. ~ =
slaves on the plantations in the neighborboa5 :.
that place, and it was supposed that their n., :,
of operations had been concerted throughou, .as,
partrof the Island. The people from the COINS
were Fastening to the city for protection!
great numbers had already arrived. 1,
engineer on one of the plantations had h.. -.
thrown into one of the sugar boilers and scsS.!
to death. The inhabitants of Matanzas wers :.
riously alarmed. One planter at Matanzss b,s
ing 400 slaves on his estate, had put 100 in inn,
the day Capt. L. sailed. Several hundred ~
diers had started in different directions, to ends
vor to quelI the disturbances.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN MAssAcHusgrrs-,,
the Massachusetts, House of Representative, 9,
the Cd instant, Mr.. Chandler presented the r.
port OF the Committee on Capital PunisbmaD,
asking to be discharged from the further consds,
alton of the subject, on the ground that Connis.
sioncrs had been appointed in 1887 to revise and
reduce the whole criminal law Of the State 10
systematic codo-who had presented Repu,
which was now before a Joint Special Committee
Mr.. Newha!l, of Saugus, presented a minoatS
Report. Both Reports were ordered to be printed
FORGERY IN CABoTvtLLE.---A series of ioresrs
amounting to about $4,000, committed BY On
NJ. L. Eager, painter in Cabotyile, Sprngfs:
Mass. was discovered last week. He was in H.
habit Of forging the names Of eadosers upc
notes which he had discounted at the bank; and
neglecting to take up one which he supposed did
not come due until few days after, the supposed
endorsers were notified and exposed the fraud
Before the forgeries had been fully substantia,ed
he collected between two days" about $50
which was due to him in small amounts, and
cleft for parts unknown" He was seen a,
Greenbush the day he left CabotvilIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
MONEY MARKET.

Sales this day at the Stock Exchange.
Cotton moderately active. Sales 1000 bales at peyou,
prices Flour dull Sales $500 bushels Com At % I,
weight, delivered. Ashes quiet.
Sales 100 bbs Clover 81 lOc. About 400 bbs Mes, Bed
sold So Sales 1900 bushels Wheat lOsc for the Wa
Indies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
Ohm T LoRToN, - CLARKsoS,
-, n \irrrn WHITEFIELp CAS-

l.
DASiyL H. MILLER, WHITEFIELp CASE
After few pertinent remarks by the Presi.
dent and spirited Ode by the Choir, which was
ably led by Mr.. Bell, the answers Of eminent
Wings to the invitations of the Committee were
read by HENRY E. DAVIES, Esq. to which follow
ed the Grafton of D. Francis BACON, ESQ. on
The Time, The Purpose, and The Man That
Grafton will be found in this paper commencing
on our First Page, and we will therefore only
say of it that it was listened to with profound in
terest throughout by that immense and uncom.
fortably crowded audience, who testified by their
repeated outbursts of cheering and their raptur-
Gus, prolonged applause at the close. their tho
rough appreciation of its exalted merit. 1t is
indeed a mastery production, and we trust every
voting reader at least will let nothing debar him
the pleasure and instruction which its perusal
must afford him. Let it be every where circula-
ted and read, for it will strengthen the hands and
quicken the energies of every Wing who listens
to its truthful eloquence.
After he had closed and the deep applause had
subsidized, Wing Ode, A Blast from the Bu-
gle, (Which has already appeared in our col
umns,) was admirably given by the choir, aided
by any quantity Of Chorus. A Wing then rose
in the body of the house, and, after few torci-
bic remarks, moved the thanks of the audience to
the Orator for his mastery effort, which were
ted unanimously amid deafening acclamations.
The audience now called earnestly for David
Graham James S. Thayer,' and other favorte
Wing orators, but neither came forward. 1t
was moved from the stand that the meeting do
now "a quarter to 10 o'clock adjourn, but this
was negatived with great unanimity, and calls
still made for various speakers.
JOSEPH Hox1E, Esq at length responded to the
repeated calls upon him. He spoke briefly OF the
striking points Of resemblance between our pres
ent contest and that Of 1910, of the deep and ir-
repressible enthusiasm of the People, and the
antipathy OF our opponents to Wing Music, which,
however, would hardly induce Us to discard it.
He considered this music cure for some of the
diseases of the body polite, and playtully cited
the parallel case of Saul King of Israel, who was
cured OF an evil spirit by the melody of David's
Harp. So will our land be purified of the evil
spirit of Loco Focoism by the Wing music OF
l844-Mr. Hoxie sat down amid tempest of
cheering.
HORACE GREELEY, being called on, briefly re-
minded the Wings that we have battle to fight
this Spring as well as next Fal-that our imme-
date duty is here-that Wing victory In the
Commercial Emporium viii exert strong and
suspicious influence over the whole land-that it
was by rolling fire OF victories from January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
ARRIVED


Brig Abby s Amelia, Collum. days from Richmond co.
10 VIM 4 Evans.
Schr Auacoada Kase days !ron Washins,on, NC, ia
val stores, Bryant Maitl,nd. Sailed il company viii
schrs Elizabeth Bradley, Frsncs and CLEOPATRA for New
York Feb IS, off Caps. Hfnry in NE gale lost PrC
deck oad INST Is miles south OF Cape aenry board
Cd by tonsa! scar !lom Key West Tor New. Bedford.
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to November that the trirt., of 1910 was rem
dered 50 overwhelming, and that similar effort
must be made to secure similar result In 1874,
How important, then, that we discard localfeu
and chickering's and make the proper e1ertons TO
secure decisive triumph IN our Charter Election
The meeting then adjourned
The following letters are part OF the record
of this meeting:
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REI0M

Ship Palestine Mumford from bobie, FEB II. Cotton. %
order ,,,
Swedish bark AIbertins daye els SssaiI- q S
raitar to Boomsn, Johnston Co ~, ...,..
Brig Oulon Rcbinson from tS.sriesteh Rep <s' so"s
aud rice 10 Durham Dimon. ,,s .
Bfig Peter Demill Devils. from Mobile. Feb6 cot'on
Brig susan spafford spaord from Orleans cotton
&c, to orGer. 49, ,-:.;J.j a. r,h, -
Brig Joseph Atkins. Higgins. from Trinidad De Ca0a 81
gar, 10 order. Wa yyw
The ship Auburn, from New-OIeans 10 sti al anch0 O.
the Bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
A VOTE BY AccIDENr.-The oaias W.
Journal, tells the following:

A VOTE BY AccIDENr.-The CALAIS S@''
Journal, tells the following:
"The town of C. is Loco Foco TO lns u Dsos
bone On counting the votes at recent el. - e.,
the presiding officer was greatly astonlsneu ~
Wing vote. With good deal OF gla.lg y, h
took il between his fingers, and holding II w. w.
the audience. sung out with Stentonah VII NJ
..W Who threw this vote Z" No answer. ,, mI
threw this Wing vote? This vote IS s' .h;s i.
here by accident, gentlemen and upoa ~ he
very nnceremonously threw it down up0A
floor uncounted.
GIN Democratic WING GensaHa VAN
MITTEE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YUh M 'sr.sa
lSA.-The following persons were appoia'e1
COMMITTEE for the present year viz: ,oSss
f}lHls F2yFEH HALL foskssa ssR RkkkIs
BENJAMIN Lopez E p cIKAnSo HGgs aoAD -,
The above Committee and such pe'sqns ON. "a ssceuf
pointed under the signatures of their Chairman con
tee By order. n. BOWDITCR BLo'i'
5o! II: aG 2 Fis5 aaw'' Secretaries nn.r
o. AT a Meeting of the Genera Generate MgS d
TEE OF DEMOCRATIC WIG YOU .v,.i.s
the Ci,y aud County of Nsw-York, held on the
Friday, the lsr of March. 1874, the toiio"ms
were ANONYMOUSLY adopted bs,rd, ~
emotions Of the deepest sorrow Of the dreadful
which has removed from their sphere o. Hon. Tgsss
" GILMEa SECRETARY Of the Navy. asd 1he Nary
soS Chief of the Bureau of Constcnnons a as g.
that they regard thi. dispensatlon ol fio'ios-
Resered Tha, wa deeply sympahze win ,h. .nf our
relatives and friends of the deceased and oL ;nn
sincs,e coudolence upon this melancholy
Rssolrea That copies OF these Re;otutons w rhst Be
bs President of the United Starea. with
dsiver The same 70 such representatives OF INC
shsli Lem rroper and that the same be puoiiinsa
Gas Gas x < I Ta15Ss' sseersssries. ns's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK, MARCH SEP. N
CLEARED.

Ships Harriet Jessie Courad Chafleston Sprague Rob
iuson x Co; Aymar, Carrie Havana Nesmith s Walsh
Brig Aarlc. Purneil, Wilmington. n McCIeady Go,
Schr Eugene, Skinner, 81 Thomas, Ramon de Za.to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
NEWBORN. FEB %. lcii
Sir: On behalf OF the Joint Committee to

make arrangements for the Celebration OF the ih OF March
.x W. have the honor 20 You ihet you nave
been unanimously selected b. the COMMITTEES 10 preside on
the OCCASION request that will se present 70 sGt IN
that cspacitv Arauem have been made Tor fuoli
4dess before the assembled Wings OF New York the
renrC of that DAY in the Broadway abernacie ts De-
ened b MS movement, to sur dee aud wide the true clay
feeling this City and TO d,vslope ard ss1d forth more G
Sori, thai now cheers and inspires the Wings OF New
We that obstacle will interfere 70 eTsa, your ~, ,s
ds 10 ou- position 10 which your past services ana present
sions r. rhe CLAW Wings of New York fully entie
--or Yours Respectfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05

GT The above Resolutions Of the Wing Young
Mems General Committee, of this city, speak for
themselves. They will, we are sure, be respect
fully considered by our brethren elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05

C. The publication of Mr.. Bacon's Address, entire and
great crowd upon columns otherwise have compelled
us to omit between and three columns of advertise
ments from this days paper They will appear
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SAILED,

sbirs Il Allen. Charleston; James Edward, Havana; W.
bash New Orieails Brunswick. do.
Bark Rammohon Roy, New. Otleans. .;.l,
CIali9n Rio Gfende Laura tSw) Streterburs Caroline
schrs Julia Trlfair, Vera Cruz; Ellen Perkins, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05
Neyy-York Legislature.

SATURDAY, March 2, 1871.
Saturday was emphatically Banyan Day in
the Legislature. The SENATE were occupied
throughout the day in unfinished and unhnlsha-
bic debates, which came to precisely nothing
The ASSEMBLY AGREED to Mr.. ALIENS re-
port Against the Repeal of the Exemption Law.
Several debates then sprung up IN the course OF
which Mr.. Huntington, of Ontario, made pow
erful speech Oh the new State Prison bill, and the
House adjourned.
IowA.-The Legislature of Iowa had concluded
most of the important business before them on the
Sth ut., and were preparing to adjourn on the
18th. The Jackson Resolutions, which had
passed the House, received a very quiet quietus
in the Council by being laid on the table, there
to remain The bill for giving married women
exclusive right in property was rejected, as was
also the bill abolishing capital punishment-both
measures having given rise to much discussion
The bill incorporating the Iowa City Manufac-
turing Company was violently opposed by the
ultra Loco. Focos but, in spite of all, the Wing
and Conservative forces came calamity to the
rescue and on the 5th the bill was passed, with
out repeating clause, to its third reading. The
two Houses have disagreed upon the subject of
Public Printer, and the Iowa City Standard
thinks it likely that there will be none elected,
and no provision made for the printing of the
laws The State Government bill is about TO
become law. and the vote for and against form
ing State Government are to be cast On the
first Monday Of April next. Several other acts
OF minor Importance have been passed-among
others, one giving a premium OF 90 cents each
on scalps OF Prairie Wolves under SIX months,
and 81 for older ones.
FIRE IN RocHgsTER.-The old Mansion House,
on Safest. Rochester, together with the three
story buildings adjoining it, was destroyed on
Friday. The building was was owned by Mrs.
Carter and Messrs. Burns, Perrin and Hubbeli.
The aggregate loss house and furniture was
about $4,000. The boarders in the house met
with various losses-none of them, however, Sc
rious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05

From PAYrA.-Adyices ria Nantucket s!aI
that Capt Fisher of the ship Mechanic, VINO t d.
been i'm prsoned for entering the port OF ioh r.
contrary to the regulations OF the Peruvian gss
eminent, had effected his escape and reolnea d
ship, which Immediately proceeded 70 pa,,
The following is the regulation OF Inc lsiu' n
Government, which is Of long stanalng, ,.. :.
which, until recently, had become ds f ,hs Coz Co..
SEpuBLIc PEhU-Sectioa Il? Ar. ~ " 70 al rs
sells national foreign arriving from foreign sa ps
minor ports, bays creeks tn9' polts o. sls 70
by the Captain in avs of the afores the vessel n s
being responsible for the same whether he o%ms noH Via
wise In of proving, beldes that IN any QUIZ any pr
effects correspondence the vessel sht sSsot
INDEPENDENTLY of prosecuting crminai case ."
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EVENING EDITION
TUESDAY, 81 O'CLOCK, p. :

" W. received The Boston PAYERS OF yesterday hv
& Co.'S Express, al early hour this morning '-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05

rY Prof. Bronson will give this evening NE
Tabernacle the first Of his new Course OF Lectures
ON Universal Philosophy, exhibiting the cores
pondence between Natural and Spiritual phenom''
ma, Faith and Science, the Mineral, Vegetable 'M
Animal kingdoms, and the relations OF Man 10 ID
Universe. We understand that the new tlagn u.
Machine, the or 400 Paintings, and the exnlO t
of Rose and ButisrEy passing through all Gs4
stages Of developmsa. from the germ 10 nlaytl
will be of rare ineree 10 students OF Nature'i lsf
cts only 25 cents, eacn admitting dentielnan a.
q Lady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-05

C Mr.. RoBlNsoN's Lecture, in vindlcatlon Of
the Irish, will be delivered in Halls Exchange
Buildings, Brooklyn, on Thursday evening.
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The New Tariff Bill.
Your obediant servant,
j. y. REYNOLl

} !. s s % S : F$sSss Committee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-08
From he Richmond IYhig
THE kIEC11DNS1Z

Wigs of Tirginil!-We may now
we think, safely say, that the Stale IS
carried, and thCt the Wig majority IN
the House of Delegates will be sufficient
to control the Locoloco majority Of the
Senate on JOIN L btLL0f. Thls was
the great end, and IN tbs We have no
question the Wings have succeeded.
We have not room or indeed thu par
liculars for tall statement; but We
think the FACT may be relied on with
entire confidence
We CAIN for the Wings of Virginia,
after those Of tennessee first, and Con
necticut second, the honor oil having
Tough, the hardest fight. aud achieved
the most splendid victory! Nay,we are
not sure that they deserve the FRS I
and HIGHEST place in the Synagogue
No other State has been infested with SO
many TRAITORS, APOSTATES. aud
fshy folks JOHN TYLER IS a Yirgi,
MAN, mad he and his disciples have for
three wears and more directed all the
efforts and patronage o. the Federal
Government 10 oppose and destroy the
Wing Party. In eae district those eff
orls have been too successful. We both
hope ard believe. tina, the oldest portion
Of the United States will, al the frs OPP
portunity, reinstate Itself and renounce
the Cabal. which has betrayed and sedu,
ced il! We feel the strongest assurance
that such VIII be the fact.
The struggle mas been most violent.
Let our friends at distance understand
that nearly every county has been con
leslei--tha the vote has been on PRlN-
CiPLE-that The Wings Of Virginia, 10
a man nave voted 10 sustain the Bank,
the Tariff, Distribution and Henry Clay.
do Iging no issue, but meeting ALL
and that, in hoc signo they have carried
the popular branch Of The Legislature,
AND A MAJORITY OF TIE PEG
PIE!
There never vas so determined a
struggle in this Commonwealth. Could
tho Wings HAVE REACHED TIE
SENATE, tn .ir victory had been over
whcIming.
We have still some fifteen counties to
hear from, which san hardly affect the
result.