New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-06

base paragraph IN the fT-t pace, the "riiif ia
have read Cas-ius ". Clay'- Card in our column
and therefore know. that Mr. Bel Is not and nevc
vas associated in the conduct Of The True Amer
can, Of which Cassius " Clay il the Editor ana
| Mr. Bel only the General Agent 10 procure snt
| .crbers in the Northern States Mr.. Bel Il an In
! ide. a. very possibly the prc-srnan or somebody
else engaged in issuing the Traveller may be-. Next
Mr. Clay has expressly declared that be holds 70 th'
| Christian Religion in reply to imputaiions on hn
| rowing ont Of Mr. Bel- views. And 10 the unr'
place if il were the fact that the Christians Of ih'
Slave states persist in supineness and indifference
| with regard 10 slavery leaving the work Of expos
ing It's enorrnes aud nischief- 10 Infdes il vii b.
well for Christians to keep quiet about it or il w'
| are afraid Of the bearing Of Sir Clay- Anislavory
paper jus, inciie some more Orthodox believer in ihs
| south TO star a better one.
p. THOMAS W DoRR will very probably BE-
Internationally liberated by the present Legislature
IF Rhode Island at is adjourned session this month
f his dear friends will permit If they persist Ii
| iuwsrantable defamation Of those who are 10 az
| his act OF most undeserycd clemency and under
| axe 10 overawe or bully the Government they may
postpone it. A. many Of them would doubtless DE-
dad 70 do 80 long there Is q chance Of making Oh!
more marty capital out of it. We trust the pardon
| whenever granted will include complete restora
| ion Of civil rights though we cannot see why Mr
Dorr should he excused from taking the oath Of allie
,,pce However the less desert. the more grace
Let him ont
BAR Roons-T1y shoyH there be a Bar Room
m gcanine Hotel1 Is no, the business Of dealing
,uI ioddy punch sings, juleps, biiiers. &c &c 10
very one who happens 10 have MP and an appe
tie tor strong drink, entirely distinct from that Of
noyidinc apartment, beds To-day, and drink If you
Dlesse-for traveller and bosrder- Admit that Hote
houd furnish IT, proper guests with whatever they ma!
zee NJ u pay for 10 rope and pistol in they have
fancy for Il piping out Of the world why should il be
house Of call and recreation for all the ders and genteeel
oaers Of town. II may be very convenient for gam
,lers pmps etc that the old arrangement should con
inuc but it nanfesuy unpleasant for the more quie
inmates ofthc house especially ladies and children.
Why are Bar.Roon- tolerated We believe not one
remains in reputable Hotel in Boston The United
state the largest and certainly one Of the best has No
Bar. and needs none We presume those boariers who
her than boarder can get any for love money. Ano
necessary We have heard urged 10 keep bai
order 10 accommodate travellers on moderate terms
The United States affords the best Of every thing tul
Alcohol 1--WE speak 20 far know and charges tui
- 20 per day and the propnoior' arc very well satisfied
with their business We believe ii is much ike this in
III the frsira,c Hotels in Boston One consequence o.
The absence of lcsaized groggeres IN that city re-
narkablc degree Of general sobrieiy. We saw no man
intoxicated there during four days. when the city wa
hrongcd and il streets filed with ,bousanda.-Why
,hould not tayenkcepiDg and grog selling be divorced
- The steamboats, ErPrcss and Empire came
N collision near New Baltimore ON "Wednesday
evening on their way down the Hudson from a Alba
ny. We learn that the Empire about quarter oi
mile ahead both boats under full steam when the En-
prc steamboat and wide tow coming up, and com
mcnced backing 10 get into wider water. The Express
I'VE are assurcd) she saw this movement 70
sersed her motion also but before she could get stern
way the two boats together with crash. Thu
Empire being struck her stern 10y the bow OF the IN
press much the more injured, had 10 be- towcd
Town by the knckcrbockcr. and now lies in "a steam
BOAT hospital though she expects to her trip
tomorrow evening
The above H. story another attributes the coils
intentional outrage the part OF the pilot Of the
Express, We do not credit ih- bu, such accidents car
hardly occur without blame somewhere The safety o!
Human Life demands prompt and searching invcs,i,
ton by some competent tribunal. Letus have il.
How TO DO 1.-THE Council of the First Mu
nicipaliiy Of New Orleans Is Loco Foco by the cast
ing vote Of the Recorder, Genols-llc Aldermen |
standing to C. They lately agreed to give their |
printing to the lowest bidder and advertised for
proposals The Courier Loco bid SlsO0; the Bee |
Wing bid 81 800. After good deal OF shuiiling
he Loco Foco majority refused the bid Of the Bee
and gave the lob TO the Courier at SlsO0l
- Col JOINS p. GAINES of Boone Co. is the |
Wing candidate for Congress against J. W Tibbatis
in the Nth District of Kentucky. This District ha,
voted as follows;
1874. 1913.
Clay s62 Polk 65ii Wal. 6lti ibbstls. .o.503 !
This j. close District and Tibbaiis Is strong /
interchangeable clectioneerer. clever on
he stump goes the whole hog for Protective Tariff
md has an endless string of Wing uncles and cousins
n the District. We hope Col Gaines can beat him |
Dot it is no, light job
~ We We're misled yesterday into stating that Col /
aines had been nominated in the Boone County District
Nlllhl OF ladiaHa
- Gen. BERNARD of East Baton Rouge for |
Governor and Judge King OF Opeousas for Lieut. /
Governor Of Louisiana suggested to the Wings |
If that State
- LIVERPOOL, Onondaga Co. has Just elected |
Wing Charter officers 10y to 81 majority: Last |
year Loco by Is TO 90.
FLoRlDA.-The Mobile Daily Advertiser OF the |
29ih says;
We understand that al the election on Monday lat Al
he Navy Nard the vote stood ~ Loco 10 n Wing In M
cy OF Pensacola was understood the majority largely
IN favor OF the Wings"
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.
FIRST PAGy.-New Publications Letter from Roch.
ester. Convicrs Returned Geology OF Michigan
Story OF John Johnson. from the kn.ckerbocker
FOURTH PsGE-Commercisl and Money Matters Ma.
rlne Journal
- THE WESTERN TRANSCRIPT. a Moral and
Religious Anti Slavery journal published Cncin
natl and which had reached It's thirty first number
has been discontinued for want Of patronage Is
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