New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-02
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c.annes. yr5ig Dsl Loco, Counties H1g Del. Loco.
B.Jgrn Monmouth $50.
Psss1c.....i Mercer.
sussex ......l 2 arlington.
Hudson ......l Gloucester
Warren ......l Atlantic .....G
Morris 2 salem
Hunterdou.. - CumbeI!and ...2
Essex $ Cale Ma 81
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We trust this recommendation will be unanl-
mously adopted and that Convention will be
so chosen which will frame Constitution accept
able to all parties, just to every section, and cal
culatcd to be enduring and beneficial
r AMAsA ]. PARKER Ct Delaware has been
appointed Judge Of the Third Judicial Circuit of
this State, in place Of JOHN P. CUsHMAN, resign
ed We believe this is respectable appoint
ment but the uacancy for it was made very
sneakingly and evinces an expectation Of defeat
this Fall on the part Of the Regency which we
did not expect to prevail for a month or two yet.
UThe Wings of the Fourteenth Ward had
glorious Banner Presentation last evening, at
the Broadway House. The Saloon was crowded
to OVERLOOKING, more than hundred ladies be-
ing present, and animating addresses were made
by Messrs. THAYER, ToMLNsoN and others. The
Fourteenth can be carried this Spring (and the
City always goes with it, if the Wings but do
their whole duty as they last night gave promise
of doing.
De The Wings of NEwBURGH have had
preliminary meeting, and resolved to organize
| Clay Club in each Election District on Monday
evening. They
Resorea unanimously That HENRY CLAY !, Of G. Ken
sas a efG'if Sf Of w
| choice for Vice President
II The American Republicans of the Sew
enth Ward nominated the following Ticket on
Thursday evening:
m 0E for Assrssors W. Vsndeuser Nathan Hedges
Constables. Samuel Jones, Eihu southmayd.
u The Buffalo Courier plumply asserts that
"the Whigs[u gave some four Million of Dol
lars of the States Money ITO the Erie Railroad /!
The fellow will swear next that the Wings re-
moved the Deposites, issued the Specie Circular,
and adopted the Sub-Treasury! Election must
be close at hand in Buffalo.
" 'An old Wing writes us to urge that the
Wing Ward Nominations for the ensuing Char
ter Election be made early. Right
DAVID GARDINER, Esq who was one of the un-
fortunate persons killed by the accident on The
Princeton steamer, was resident Of this city,
and was highly esteemed by numerous circle of
friends and acquaintance. He was formerly of
Easthampton, Long Island, (near Sag Harbor,)
and in 1923 was brought forward by the Peoples
party" or friends of the Electoral Law in opposi-
ton to the regular Tammany candidate, Doctor
Huntington, of the same town, and elected to the
Senate, Of the State from the First District,
(Which then included thiscity,) by large
majority. He was a Jealous supporter of the ad-
ministration and reelection of John Quincy Ad-
ans during the four years he was in the State
Senate, but has not since been in public life. He
was about SIS years of age, gentleman Of for
tune, and has left an interesting family to NOUN
his loss.
Mr.. Gardiner was brother of Samuel S.Gard-
ner Esq. of Shelter Island and formerly Of this
city.
" We believe we violate rule Of propriety
in repeating the current report that President
TYLER is about to marry the elder Miss GAR
DINER, daughter of David Gardiner, Esq. who
was killed in the great calamity on board the
Princeton.
o. The Buffalo Courier, edited by j. String
ham, Cashier through the period of its ruin Of
one of the most rascally rotten Banks ever
known, has the impudence to say,
Even The Tribune denounees the exploded Credit sy
TEN y
Yes, Sir, we denounce that Credit System
Though zoe did not help to explode" it) of which
you and your Bank afford striking illustration,
but we approve of sound, solvent Banks manag-
ed by honest men, and especially Of Paper
Currency of National character and uniform par
value in every part of the country. We.know
that the world abounds in villains, who will &C.
casionally get their fingers into Bank vaults; but
we think the experience Of the past will enable
US to guard against their ravages in future far
better than hitherto. We advocate thorough
Reform in Banking and credit, but not their de-
structon.
u Says the Buffalo Courier:
Wisconsin CG5ssgSndsa, Of The Tribune complains
allowing all white male inhabitants Of the age OF
tory 10 vote on ,hs question Of State osanz ton Nothing
annoys and these Wings than the extension OF the
k Ss a %ns ss T s y
They DO hate 70 any thing like eeua
country who has estate IN land Such their love
| the people"
Of course, the swindler who wrote the above