New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-16
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MORMON DIrSIcuLrIEs--The Quincy ILLINOIS,
Wing OF the 4th inst Jays, on the authority Of
gentleman from Warsaw, that Ion fhe Thursday
evening previous, Gen. DeGins, the Sherff OF Han.
cock, came 10 Warsaw, with wrirs for the purpose
Of experimenting hlessrs Sharpe, Grover, Williams,
aidnch, and others against whom indictments were
found al the late term Of the Hancock Court. far
siog the Smiihs. The accused, however. ken,
out oil the way OF tbs officers, and the arrests were
na' mace. During the night OF Thursday, while
Denng was ia town, some 80 or 40 Morrnops were
observed IN Warsaw, i, Is believed with the private
Understanding OF Demibg, 10 aid him in making the
arrests DenliDg Left tee next morning, with the
intention, as he declared, Of returning with suk.
Gent loTce TO search every house in Warsaw. ltis
supposed II be attempts 10 carry bis threat into az
ecation, the consequences will be serious"
It's said that these nOremen's are IN violation If
dlsiiuct pledge on the part of the Attorney Gen.
eral Of The State that These men should not b. D.,
pryed OF their liberty before the next term O. 1hs
Court.
We find the following il the Cincinnati Ga.
zste otDec. 10:
SENATOR DAVIS, OF ILLNoIs.--This gentle.
man was attempted to be arrested for the inurde,
OF the Smiths, last week while on his way 10
Spring field. Ii created much exceuen,-thousb
regarded as mere political move. bill was
found against him; he applied for trial the Stats
refused. But fearing the exposure SenStor Davis
might make in the Senate, Gov. Ford determined 10
prevent his taking selt by arresting him. Whsn
will the people OF Illinois open their eyes 10 the bsse
peryers0n Of every interest by her base political
hacks She will have CO character q, home or
abroad, unul she does, for if the Judiciary may be
thus perverted political ends, there be neither
| safety 10 persons nor property IN the State"
RuMoRkp MASSACRE OF MoRMoNs.-The War
saw Signal OF November 81 gives a report rs from
| Nauyoo, that a party OF Mormons under one Lyman
Wight having attacked trading station about
ninety miles from Prairie du Chen, were overcome
b. The French and Indians and all put 10 death.
| PRESENTATION OF THE SiEuR DE- GERoLr, TIRE
PEusSfAS hliNIsrER.-TheS IEuR De GERoLr, sue
cessor 10 the Baron &c ROennc, late Minister Resi-.
dent OF His Majesty William ". King of Prusss.
introduced 10 the President of the United States
by the Secretary of State at Washington, Friday
| last. The new minister made brief address, which
| was responded TO by the President.
The MAssAsoIr.-This ship, which went ashore
| on Point Alderton Bar, near Boston Light. WAS
Insured for $4,000, her cargo insured for So 200,
| IN the Plymouth and Boston Offices. The snip will
be total oss, and but very hide OF the cargo wal
liable and assortedI saved
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE KENr.-Judge Kent has
given notice THAI he intends 10 resign in February.
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| % First Ward-PuDuant to the recommendation Of
the Wing General Committee the Wing electors OF the Trt
Wand requested to assemble hreshers Broads Hoe.
tins evening" ~ o'clock for the purpose OF choosing hive
10 represent them IN the General Committee also Tor TIE
| By order, CHAS. RIUABOCK
| Chairman Ward COMMITTEE.
Jyo. NJ. CARY, Secretary. dl6it
! % Second Eard.-Pursuaut to the recommendation
of the General COMMITTEE the Democratic Wing. of tho Sec.
@ s to se e s %sa os :.
! also appointing Ward Committee for the ensuing year.
1 BY order OF the Ward Commlttee.
I!,;I;s LARS Ssecrotatie.. dlsl,.
r. Third Warti.-I'he Nhc Eeeto, of the Thui
Ward requested to meet on Monday Evening the 18th ms
purpose Of choosing five delegates To the General nod
'd COMMITTEE Tor 5H rs g. Sn W666 Chm Ward com
T 3 ,,.u & RI BAsrisE' Secretaries. dlsl.
| NO. Fourth Ward-1he Wing Electors Of IT'S
OF selecting live Delegates to General Committee Also to
choose Ward Committee 70, Ii zen ensuing ysar
BY order W III EesS fI TaIT' cha,msss
| CHARLES CHAMBERLAlS, Secretary. dH h
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| % Sixth WarJ.-1he Democratic Wing Electors Of
the Sixth Ward are requested at their head quarte
the ensuing year By slefns YAM GSnmn
Hna "a: ri TEEp 'esn
t. &; B ssSHh. Secretaries. 1t
| o. Seventh wA,d WhiRs.-Rsmember
slGndered Patriot Of Rcntucky, and rally your strength
n nhs hSf.s S S on oTDaY 'f! 18th
tent att o'clock TOT the purpose OF choosing General SnS
the recommendation Of the seSgJa GVmw,tse c,,
| - by oLde. OF CoNkAp Swell 'huih'sIIi III
JAS. r. TERRY, Secretary GA
| NJ The wings OF ,hc Eighth Ward
In pursuance oil the Call of the Democratic General Commit
tee and accordance with the organization o. lhe Wn ,ne
Wings OF the Eighth Wad wl meet ~ their different Dhtcs
at O'clock on Monday Evening the 10Th INST TO ognfn TOT
the ensuing yea-tor WHICH purpose each District VII eec'
Chairman Secretary for the D,c and one Delegate u
the Ward Convention to meet at Howard House oh ue 'a
| evening mt 81 o clock. ,. H.,
The Ward Convention will then md there proceed TO elect
a aSs en ssebe Of The WsrJ ensuing
| The Districts will meet Us f0ows
1T Disrct-4it The Howard House
Il At ii II Prince sired aL''
| 4,h AT corner Hudson and Canal streets.
5th At Sweets store. cor Hudson and pominck.
7h - Atl02 Charlton street.
oth g Al 100 spnnG ; STav II, pr, ch.iuu,,
P PAyIn o. sF kinl.r Ssse'earies. dlsn
Do Ninth Ward--The Democratic Wing Electors
of the Ninth Ward are requested assemble at Kentucky
Hail. No 60 Pey.streat, Monday evening, the 10Th insn
at o'clock agreeable TO the recommendation 81 The wing
mitee for the ensuing year no tive Delegates To the WING
General Committee f9m The Ward. BY order Of ;....
| URIAH DAVIS, Chairman Ward COMMITTEE
VIM Il. SMITH. Jr Secretary GA
o. Tenth Ward" WHO'S WE ARE AND WAC,
Guested 10 assemble Columbian Hail. on Monday thc loN
inst from u NJ. o3P NJ for the purpose 81 elecans hsf
Delegates 10 iePe'e!s e s encb Gstrir IN compoeG
By order OF the Wand Committee, ~, :, NC c,.;u
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