New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PM ,pgLPHi, April % P NJ
.Ty1ER AND TgxAS"-Of all the schemes re-
sorted to III order together an immense crowd those p0;
Of do not refer 20 al bat VIII simply si9's that az
der were gwen at the Custom House 20, a. n. 20
Brought N ,hcir uen-whIle all the drums hss SC that
So,' Ic.. .rSwei with people the great boy of which
were hired nj d.tmmc Mp Tor the Occasion ihefe IS 10 mr.
10 nbn,. TN, matter and the unfortunate tepes INCUR
s;om osc speak truth they will testify TO the fact Each
hid deiay 2I,on 3! Inc s sSPeI ess ,, ma
scntci itself n,t night Is no eNpSnI OF me sentiments d Tie
homes; and d!sg!etel cI'e OF wa H.. ,'ny
e tcIt rno the community. Look. for one moment, at
The OF ' 6 S; wo %t sf Sas Joel b. e p
Naval tiilcer who present early hour exert all
CNE6 RLYTHE Collector OF Customs wa 'Glecedio
preside assisted by reh men o. Amos % S "s9 Sa Ma
Wee Prs,,an, ana Lewis Cochran Dennis Nicely. Patrick
cark Aalu Nlc;eoy and Theodore MeCaraher ms secre
HE President. after several interruptions succeeded y Sat
ing the object Of the neens wlGn . TIT o
filed with the ,s, tuomS praise oi iohn iy'sf MGe 5ia eJ
young named j. F. Howe, and hnaH adopf' WIN con-
samuel il Tyson Inspector of Customs, had the command
ofthe music and Immediately alter the adoption OF the esc'n
u9q. Gale? iS 9@sS B B"%" WIN with va" Butep
g. w heard IN every pat of the Hall when the Young ora
nn,r and r.lIre,ed the crowd ir twenty MINUTES lie
wns ia~e ny james H. llaym2n m'eIn3l spkef, M,o
t,, -. lrlpr-.'run HIM out, sc. In a few moments us
fcat pocn wcrhcrcock came forward M ne l,ah. ne
mSueu o ,h d. delivered on,c remarkable speech the
course which he declared iIai tsa' Mn "" II. " bt s
very enpnc manner GI"pery % rna v" pp SS our
hammer victory overwhelming viii en'ue"
Francis j. (.rind United SnttN Neisher closed me enrt
,,inmnnts winch were ridiculous and contemplate
borrer by speech which began dspeisc those pne'
Nine cheers for Texas an Tyler were then ordered when
his mi INN rtnrt IN behalf nIrnn Tyler GUIDED
N,S HuRFN ASNEXATI"NIsrs.-Ghe friends OF
Mr. Vnn Hrrn the more respectable potion of the Loco Foo
nj
wns organized hy appointing ioHS Is NAME feshent' w.
rnge presented preamble and resolutions with speech OF
considerable length. They are strong and ol couna insist
Charles Brown EyMenbet of Congress. was then called
Tor when he responded IN some remarks nNornhe To he pr
ect which loudly appiauJe' The meeting theh no.
THE VACANT JUDcSHiP.-A number OF the mem.
her, al the phin,cphn Bar have signed petition addressed
lIans to upon the Bench Of The Staic,Cr
cut Court occasonc By the death Of Judge Baldwin OBJ
srved nst evening" the cyns and Tyler meeting pel
ion N hands I'acd lIthgn;, ,,G''ns the names Of
A II0iX-It seems tlmt nearly all the gentle
men whose names were appended the call Tor meeting o.
The Trend, OF John Tyler without iear. favor or nllecon
nirer enre for the present No Montgomery eonce"e'
ANaruEH DuEL.-It Is rninOrcd that II duel IS
ov on aps between two the parties engaged IN the ne
rent nlnir between Sch"t aud Butler
Sons OF ST. GHoRGE.The members OF the so
c.,y Of George ae celebrating the anniversary o the
OF the Society ut SnneFNons by nn excellent d
SrocKs-Stae Fivcs Notwithstanding the ayo-
rnbl intelligence from lnUurs oi e Of the Revenue
ni q from The ruling Of yesterday. NJ the I'M board
lie sn s lead Oft 81 h' closed heavy a. the Second at 6,
with aIs ct siO0 G,ani Bank and Wilmington hnf'ah
'n t,rsf Bony-iO.ar. Girnl Bank DO fat ~ anoc
STATE Five, ~. sUln fcJ do ~ ~ .mreS l.chan
c,' Bank e: IS do Wilmington Rnlrond ~ 20 do s6gh
Compnnyj; :@J state SNe>. 1916. iO shares SchuyAi Ma
asl is SIR, G,a, isi IL .s e \ s,d g. !, Of
d. s2%e s! 5 : r 80 S5 Z" ss ' DO d. IS.
, Smi H." NEWT r. Cleared his afternoon,
Bark lnme homp;2n Rio de lnne,to Dr. brig Sy1 YIN
M" ','i Ienm ', iohaoa Troy e g. Marshall johnson
Boston Brilliant, Colon. Do; VIM; Thompson, Stewnh'
TNlI RIVER 4 Pnyner. Robinson Providence barge o'b.
5sTfeJIe !o1@, nossr = d. o 1o w.. NeT Is"o"
Weather clear md pleosant-''indS = u.
WnG national CoNyENrroN-Wc learn that
the Wing National Convention of the LIST OF May.
for the nomination of candidates for President
and Vice President Of the United States, will hold
its meeting in the univcrsalist Church, Calvert
street. The body OF the Church will be reserved
for the Convention, and the galleries will be open
for the public. Bait. American, yesterday.
Tnr WESTERN FRoNrleR.-Thc citizens Of
Crawford county, Arkansas, assembled in public
meeting, thus depict their exposed and somewhat
perilous position. The meeting was called to ask
Of Congress further protection on the frontier
That the public may know who their pleasant
neighbors" are, they thus cnumerate them:
"'The laIfconquered Creek, brought here BY con
strainf, with treasured vengeance fostering nj his
breast; the chased and hunted down Seminole, pant
ing Tor another display of his wonied ierocy; the
Cherokee, II halt century in advance OF his neigh
bors in culture and civilization but megotiated out
OF hi. wits and his temper, and warmed lay the c1-
citements Of turmoil and faction together with Il
clond of tribes and fractions OF tribes not Indigenous
to the SOIL who, if they could but tutor themselves
TO concert of acon-and that concert resolved itself
into hostiltv-Inght desoInte our frontier-and
not our frontier only for in wild outbreak they
have the physical power 10 bear their rayngcs 10
the Mississippi. This is not the language Of panic
but We appreciate position, ard call on the Coy
eminent o save from the imminent danger it has
brought 10 our doors"
COURT CALENDAR. TINS Day.
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