New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
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,,,,>,,o.,v NJ, tays quoted from the Enquirer
sas, slaasns ts;S>--,he special srs"nn our y" -
saxp.asy Walker AMI the Texas l'ssers--''' ''''
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ssa any ,stS ss ~ the Yst'arN am a 's msss, IN
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te WsS ~ s,n, rn,rss Instead vi Ml extension
NM slss, II sasessr ~ the ftee ncSvSs az sIs - a.
sas y~ss -es>e- rss = ss'>ss - he NewYork
ns.,s,e S.>., Ne ~. sss,s ~ Ms ferS lfrsS'
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-..-v-sssss efslt us&ss M 'h's 'n'lNN'A"' iNS".
-, ~. Slx,,m S,>,arse says Amen, lis his vn'
-. :, ,,,,,.,,ae whatever Slavery shall exact
v&4e rs...A!ASrs HsssAiiesa-Scescx OF the R'eh'
ysv.s Sssasyec--,,er,es = paragraph from our COL
s,.,. ss AYR Sr,>;seias tho fundamental PROPOSE
~. n TX, Declaration II Independence to practice
IA -essns y tho Right Il Suffrage in our STATE and
.>SsSs TIE s,srs, ths,
oSsvS,sy unavoidable nSy sppeSr 10 the South tns'
,A .-v >yts u sy'Ns' Iry .aeaa s. .s, s"S,
,->s s., geatnSa, ~ every conception when 'aey nav
k-c>s II 2se.sy Sss s-sAsAAsssS u Is none '"c 'sSs
rss>
~. Lave driver proceeds as though he were put
.s,s ~ NJ Ssla,hSais through their manual
eSeycSse,
~. J. .asy he lisss; tbs, the Wings IN thsr asso'
ss ss?s d nN' SANCTION or spouse me ~srs
.-sres e tie Tieene, hi; hs, those doctrines "sie
-,saSN eay ~ Mr. Greeley himself II saeh were 'ne
s-sa vrs< 40; T., sNcGlpA,e the w bags nom esep.e
ss7s sS ySsy rc-ss 20 saea pI;ncp'ss sa.~ "y hsn
..s-.ss =zs ssFI-. ss-sai whist eaioFVius 49,
=pca re eSa>;Iy iSrsy. ;niaaeS' with p r"p,i So
u rst-S;ssss Ss -sSri io- IT institutions "ousu usu
sssa-sr+zs; SSt inssae; nsss =. fs- fron, puT
- e,Srss waieh woai have rejected SO much
A,- >:S ,Ae, choose Sill 10 rtSnsnise sho suPPo1'
-. r,.- i css..on Besides, they had held IN pro
- S-sss-s,s Ice prc;>ss-oa o. Negro Suffrage, instead
Z sL-szIss- ms. eS. zrss! Or e7'stai' they would
s.rs s,sSnsx: Il IL unqualified terms Until. therefore,
IL, ecc; ) satisfactorily explained 'hcy must sIniu
ec-Ss=>s<i ny TIE Judgment OF patriotic people
re s-S:s:sis o. the nation IS due the Democracy oil
- S-rs-, S.S.s 10. the patriotic ground which they
ss=s as ice successful uisnrsr IN which they naiii
es.,..i !, Tasv rehy defeated the Wings and every
s.s- a which !; j. composed and with which II was
,SsG xr; preserved ;her own honor ana their STATE
t.ua xrI2nous srd dissrsseiul rule
The write, 9; tbs shove has been grossly misled
somehow and either supposes the Globe clique
.,d Old Euake,s have succeeded in voting down
,he Convention o. that the Tammany resolutions
hav. put down the project of an Extension OF the
Franchise in our State. he will wake up one of
,hese days and snd be has been deporably hum
busSei The Convention has been carried by orer
$4,000 r,sjociy, and now the question OF Universal
aai EQUAL Sufrsse comes directly and inevitably
besee The People. Its question which will ope-
-s.e IS refner's FIRE 20 separate real Democracy
rom the tnpudent counterfeit which has usurped
,hs aane and reveled in plumber the strength OF
the us1rpstion. Choose your post, Men OF New
York and stand where you will wish to be record
I'd. whether on the side OF Universal Freedom or
thsi OF partial Degradation and Oppression.
And now, when the journals of Virginia are
engaged IN discussing this vital question of Human
Eqaslity and ordering our voters to go this way or
that shall seem best calculated to uphold rotten
fabric Of iniqui,y hundreds of miles away from US,
i. no. time that Ne'e York papers should speak
oatl What say you. Erening Post Are you for
Equal or partial Suffrage flor limitations founded
only in moral fitness and Intellectual capacity or for
basing the Rigb, to Vote on complexion Do you
hear what the Lynchburg driver says about shirk-
ing from an open avowal of opinionl' And you,
Nessrs Albany Argus and Atlas where do you
stand Why are you dumb? The Argus Of yes
tsrday wrinkles through acolumn of general lauda-
tion Of Universal Suffrage. The removal of the old
Senatorial restriction, twenty-five years ago, it
greatly approves. Well, what of the rem aiming
Property Qualification? Are you opposed to that
also Or do you build tombs for dead prophets only
and stone those who are living? Why not speak
QUIT
II The celebration on occasion of the erection
of the Caldwell MONUMENT will take place AT
Ehzabet htown, New-Jersey, on Monday Gath inst.
The services will commence at o'clock, P. NJ. An
address will be delivered by Rev. DR.. MILLER,
with other appropriate exercises. The venerable
John Quincy Adams was expected to take part in
the ceremonies but the feeble state of his health it
is feared, will prevent him from being present.
BLUSDER.-The Courier and Enquirer con-
Pounds Hon. STEPHEN c. PHILLIPS, of Salem Mass. a
distinguished member of the Wing party with Wendell
PHILIPPE of Boston, a well known and able Abolition or.
ator" and gravey quotes passage from of his
cent lectures against Texas the confession of lead
ing Abolitonist" 1t is well sometimes for man to
know what he is talking about.
T The Britaania's Meas was in the hands of
the Flour and Cotton spectators yesterday after
noon, having been brought from Providence by the
Neptune to which place it was expressed from Bos-
ton in advance of the mail
vThe Steam Propeller Massachusetts left Iiv
erpoo the 22d of October and three days in the
channel since which she has had very rough weather.
passenger informs the Commercial that her long pas
sage in consequence of the English being insult
clnker The coal taken in ssLiverpoo they obg.
cd abandon and throw overheard in order get the
American anthracite remaining from her outw ard pas
sage This prevented their making steam to advantage
more than or days.
GEoRaIA.-Mr Grieve Publisher of the Milledge
vile Recorder was elected State Printer by the Lee
gislature Of Georgia on the l4th inst The vote on
the last ballot stood for Grieve, wv IS; Smith, of
Sandersville Telegraph, Loco,) s4 blank s.
- DR.. BAKER has been nominated by the
of Wings the Sd District of Georgia, as their
dlda,e for Congress to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr.. Poe
R The Governor of Mississippi has appointed
JOSEPH w. CHALMERS to the seat in the U. s. SEN
ate vacant by the resignation of Mr.. WALKER.
a" DR.. JOSEPH H. PEYroN, member elect from
the Nashville District, Tenn. is dead-so says the
Nashville Banner Of the 18th.
" The Kingston Democratic Journal Wing