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great was the desire felt to give no cause ior as
,urbance and present no other than indisputable
Whic issues that the Convention voted 10 strike II
out, by small majority Perhaps this Oh the whole
was the wiser course. But We ask every inieiii
gent. candid reader TO see what the passage 49,
given rerJa,ipa above and say how far il jus'ites
the Express assertion Of yesterday that
An Of sudden il was nolsed abroad in town that we
were about 10 be pledged Wigs. not 70 dr'Hk any
hing bf cold scafer and to 70 t> rA0k fgDeJo' H1'O
so, and other species u suffrage in the state Con
yenuon
Rear in mind tia, the noise had been made by
those who the Editor OF the Express inciudedl hsd
the Address in their hands their pockets through
The whole time in which the noise was being got
mn. and then Judge Of TIE honesty and fairness OF
this representation. The Express man had read the
Address as first adopted, and knew whether any
cold water or Objectionable radical parts Oh the
Address were expunged at the special meeting oil
the Nominating Convention. The reader can also
decide on the accuracy of the Courier's assertion
,ha, n,h., Address when submitted 10 us
on Saturday, we found pledged the Wig party 10
the movement in favor of State Convention TO ex-
tending the Right Of Suffrage to the free Blacks TO
the Temperance cause and to opposition to the An
nexation Of Texas
The expression Of the Conrent'oa's opinIon-not
tina. Of the Wing party, expressly sta'ed-ln Ia
yor of Constitutions Convention had been ordered
10 be stricken ont at the meeting beore Col. webb
ever saw the Address. The rest OF his assertions
are as you sec.
We have thus made full statement OF the case
which we had hoped might be delayed until after
the Election The assertions in yesterday Express
and Courier left us no alternative but to make the
truth manifest And we ask the public TO say what
truth there is the Express broad assertion that
"he disorder from the Efforts Of Mr. GREELEY 10
ea1yat upon The hi0 cred of the discoreries
he has made in political economy, and ia matters and
things in general.
But enough. If any one sees fit TO kold us re-
sponsibc for the dissension at the Wing County
Meeting on Tuesday, he must do il. If any one be-
lieves the difference would have been cvinced II
any body else had reported the Address, LET him
think go Wedid not seek or desire the response
biIity of writing that Address, and hoped up
TO the last moment that it would be presented and
read by some other member Of the Nominating
Convention. But we have never yet shrunk from
the discharge of any duty which seemed fairly IN
cumbcnt on us as a member of the Wing party, and
have no present intention of adopting new course
in the premises. Let the blame OF dsscnsion fall
where Justice shall determine.
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Law t'ourts.

MARINE CoURr.-Job- irrsircHg vs.. James Goraos
R.asea.-Ihc plaintiff engaged by defendant as An
assistant editor aud reporter No particular salary wa
named at the COMMENCEMENT but he has been paid a
regular sum per week which understood to be- HI,
sssry in full He seeks TO throw open the account
and claim Or what such were generally coasia
cred warth-Sso extra ior editorial stces la the paper
particularly while defendant was away and the substi.
lutte he left sick IL shown that the reporters
snd others frequently usert article. wren by them IS
editorial in the paper. and 10 conended thst me pan
I'M was paid IN fl The Jury could not agree and wcro
DISCHARGED For plsnif; Messrs Nash and Manchester
Tor defendant Ar. 4 Gabraith.
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the territory thereof which .saa be entitled to adm''

the territory thereof which siaa be entitled 10 aan'
sion" &c.
II is thus left perfectly optional with Texas TO form
new States or keep her whole immense territory n
one while we are Obliged TO admit four more -a'es'
when she chooses into the Union Of which she mas
foil power TO make a, least three OF them, BESIDE
herself Slave States Her constitution establishes
eternal Slavery and forbiis its abolition By the Legs
a,ure 90 that the whole, except the desert corner
aforesaid. will be moulded and fashioned BY ia
very Yet Henry Clay said in his Haleish ie''c' Oh
Texas, ,.
The territory Of Texas suscepuoie o' 80
in,o Eve States of convenient size and ior vi 'ncsc
,,,o min ,ood b, ADAPTED those peculiar iashii0Hs 70
which have referred and the Other hree ns " est ah1
North Of San Antonio being only adspteo 70 iarnhs a-
grazing from the nature OF their coil Climate and pro
drc,;oo. ,ould NOT admir- Of these institutions In the
end Therefore there would be iNo saoe ava Nree f'ee
States probably added TO the Union
Now this is the Judgment Of no fanatic no igno-
ramus. but Statesman and a Stakeholder who
does no, talk at random bat thoroughly understands
his subject. He says that bat two Slaveholding
that is Cotton and Cane growing) States fairly
be formed out Of Texas while there should be three
Free States. Now what reason il there that we
may not and should not insist on such an allotment,
Why may we not protest and struggle against any
formation Of Texan States which shall smother the
properly Free portion of the territory under Cot
ton and Slave preponderance Are the Free States
to be gagged and tied up by the cry Too late /"
An is settled" before they have had any chance
to speak GU, carefully consider the matter No
Messrs. land, iobbers, scrip,jobbcrs and manjob-
bers this business is not settled. Some kind OF
Annexation may be inevitable, but the conditions
and obligations Of that measure are not settled by
Morrcks treachery, Tappan's recreancy or Bag
by's innmeasurablc bascness. The main battle Is
yet to be fought and it rH be fought with unshakcn
couragc You may come into Wing meetings and
cry Annexation is al rest Texas is settled and
strive to choke down the public sentiment by
hypocritical anxiety to carry the Wing local fchet
which you have not supported for the last three
Elections but you cannot stop the currents oil iree
thought, You have but reached the beginning OF
the end
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THr Bosrov MURDER-Wc copied Tuesday,
from Boston paper sn account Of the murder q Mrs
Bcklord In To, city. stating la; susgicioas Ia, Asa
on one A. J. IiRaELr who bad been in the hata Of ~
ins the deceascd There i. but i,,c doubt from the
circumstances elected q, the Coroners Inquest, Aa this
suspicion correct We abstain from On enIners.
ton OF the particulars which interesting only to tho
lovers o.! the horrible
About O'Clock" says the B0s0a .rssraal-irom
which we derive our lnlOrna,0n. "a screaih pariisy
awakened several OF the household. bur whence pro.
ccedlng u was nct known coon after. a heavy Al
took place. which fully Srouscd the lumsfes. wh-n Mrs
Lawrence opened the door OF her Room. sri heard
noise which appeared A. ihOG.h msa WAS dcscendns
rapidly the stars having slipped scvefsi steps ~ the
top and arng The bansters IN bis descent he reached
the lower entry turned the ocS OF the door, and
passed into the passa.cNay leading from the house.
where a stlel noise heard from him. n glNing an
alarm OF IRE. The entry ~ ed with smoke, and up
on entering the dcceascds room. toe bed aud closet
were found - bs hgs. light Was struck The VIII
iows opened ana the smoke allowed b escape, wacg
the IRE was syccd smohertd by the assistance OK sev
ersl individuals ffun the stree and the dead body with
the throat cut from 70 found upon the a'or her
h clothes burned al over and open razor. coitci
with blood lying the rOor between The body snd tho
bed"
, There is scarcely ioub, that A }. Tirell was
the murderer vest and found in the room OF the
decreased having been pretty confidently Identified s. h.
Soon after the murder he len Tor Weymouth where be
has lie and two children he has notye been traced
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ROBBERY or TBE ENrREss--Cmcuinstsnce
have come 20 the knowledge OF those inter- sted which
leave no doubt the money taken from Livingston
Weiss Express on 1hursisy night Is IN nS n.y.
tossther with the villains who committed the robbery.
They and their booty are IN conceslment ani sane
ward II one thousand dollars has been offered. can
not doubt that the energy vigilance add effort thus stn
ulated To sction. will be speedily successful la the re-
covery Of the money
The key OF the car nom which the express "unk wS
stolen was found this morning Ia tlshst near Browne
miirace, r few rods from the car house. The water
was this afternoon drawn from the IN th- especa
ton vi finding the trunk but the search wac NOT success
tul Rochester American MONDAY.
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70. Hon. RPvERDY JOHNSON. the new L. :.
Senator from Maryland, deserves the warmest
thanks of the Wings of our City. While nearly all
our own ablest and most popular Wing speakers re-
fused point blank to attend and speak at the meet
ing alleging engagements, injury TO their business,
&C. Mr. Johnson, who had just arrived from Europe
in the Great Western and had passed the previous
night seepless said, on being applied Is, If feel
able to speak this evening, will do so with great
pleasure. He accordingly came to the meeting and
remained there some time, and would have been
called out but for assurance given on the stand that
he was unable and would not be there. We trust
this mistake will not deprive the Wings Of the
pleasure of hearing fhis eloquent champion OF their
principles on some more fortunate occasion.
Mr. MASON late of Baltimore, now Of this City, al
ready known to our Wings as an able speaker,
had also consented TO speak, and would have done so
had opportunity presented In behalf of many
Whgs,we tender these gentlemen our hearty &c
acknowledgements.
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e HALEY. near the corner o. Fulton and Mas
urnshe. an excellent table a. all hours Of the day
remarkably cheap rate, with materials of the beet
k;ni-,he best Of Beef Of Orange County Butter, Of
Rolls Bread Of al kinds SC. His BgokEhsdn morning
and evening are equal any which be found. This
Is newly opened eating house less than year since but
Judging from the crowd there between and O'Clock
Mr.. Haley ia reapng the rich reward OF personal and
constant attention TO a business which be well knows
how to The spread for breakfas, and supper
Is good for dinner, and the far less crowded
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PLEASURE ASrrcIPArED.-iG will be remembered by
everybody that takes interest IN pleasure and real
enjoyment wha, splendid Ball was given last year BY
the crack corps Of Capt Baxter-the Independent
Tompkins Blues. The only persons dissatisfied were
,hose who neglected procure tickets until premium
asked and obtained Of Ten Dollars or those s'ill
more unfortunate IN not ge,,lrg one at any price Well
sha, we wish TO say now is hat arrangements are ma
king on still more magnificent scale for repetition Of
those festivities a, Castle Garden 10 come Of The 10Th
Novembsrs
This splendid spot will be decorated WIG inagnheen'
banners and rich displays u festoOrery AaAted up to
Look NOR, rts Fair, pslsce than any Il ay else. We
shall leave particulars unrl another time VIZ caution
10 those who mean 10 partsk Of this grand
Ball OF the season. to procure tickets earj
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TO-DkY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGr-To Architects and Builders Civilization
Of Africa, unimss insble Brutality New Moving Ma
chine Tompkinss Grafton at White Plains Address Of
the state Temperance Convention.
FOURTH pAGE-The Mornons; Sales OF Stocks Let
ters in the Despatch Post
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tp' The Courier makes prominent the TACT 'na'
the Editor of this paper declined to concur in an adj
iournmcnt of the Wing County Meeting to future
evening for the decisive settlement OF the ieXas an
ference. Although it was not our province 10 ad-
iourn Wing Meetings, we certainly did deem such
adjournment unadyisabe. Every one must realize
that no building could be found to accommodate one
fourth Of such meeting as would have collected
and that thou sands of Loco Focos would have at
tended it, all naturally sympathizng with Col.
Webb's side of the question, and some no, too good
TO ins,gatc disturbance and violence TO be charged
to the account of the Wings 1t would have gone
over the Union that the Wings had riot at a meet
ing, came to blows end the Mayor had TO call in the
Police to quiet them. AS it was, the meeting was
thoroughly Wing. and its conduct was good ma
t1red and orderly, in spite Of the differences mani
tested We are satisfied with its course and calmly
await the ultimate judgment Of the Wings gen.
orally.
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Court CsIcndnr....rni. p,v.

CIRCUIT Covsr-No.. -. %. t. q, 50, 81, s.. o. 6
400. l0l. O.. -.
CoNNcS PLr.s-rst l. before Judge ulshoe-er-
Nos o. % 1913 l05 ll3 l. li9. i2i. 90 -, 81. IN
Part , tcore Judge Daiy.-Nos. , 20, ~ - 81. g
D. ~ 81. a. 90 o. TO- "a Co.
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New.Jcrscy.

The New Constitution has placed the Election in
One Day-on the 4th Of November, (samc as New
York. Both branches Of the Legislature and
Member of Congress in the end District Vacancy
are then to be elected. The Wings are buckng on
their with alscrity in the Eastern section Of the
State. The gallant Spartans OF Hudson are on hand
the OPERATIVES Of Passaie and the hardy Iron B0ys
of Morris intend give practical response to SecTeta
ry Walkers Tariff interrogaiores; Old Essex, in her
pride of place is Wing and nothing e Sc while the
trail Counties of Middlesex and Somerset intend TO roll
dp the Harry Cidy majortcs Of last November.
From West Jersey the Information IL less cheering
Loco Focosm despairng of its strength, has set
on foot the element OF distracton-~ Ndttrism' The
old trick of divide and conquer is the last card of
opponents Burlington, Gloucester and Camden are the
Counties designated to pass the tery ordeal Of this
coalition The first two the Whg strong holds in
Yves, Jersey; Camden, made by the Loco Legislature
came up Whie last year
In Burlington County ten Native associations arc
formed. composed Of iwothirds Loco+ These arc
drilled to play Na,ire in all parts he rotiny TIC
yciiu Tickas that job is be finished by such Wings
as ara green enough to be caught in the trap Unless
the Monmouth Wings arouse from their lothaTsy and
work hard for their worthy candidate for Congress there
is great reason to that sykes Free Trade, Texas
Loco will DC elected as Nstvism has also candidate
in the field for the purpose Of defeating Lippncor
Jersey Blues you the men to be made the plant
tools OF those demssogucs Is not the Old Wing Greed
good enough for you Is ii not dear 10 you as It
was in the late Presidential Canvass Ay is not
more precious each one Of When evil men bear
SWAY docs no, the truth shine brightly Arouse.
noble Whig Spsrtans Of 40 and a. let NewJersey be
New Jersey still-Whig first last and forever
TEyNEssEE-The Legislature met in Join, Bal
LOT on the els, inst TO elect : Senator The vote
on the first ballot stood
Alfred O. P Nicholson. Loco......-..-.-.....-..40
Hopkins L. Turney, do ...-.....-...--.----n
John Bell. Wing.
Dunlop !. Henry > Haskell !, (Whiss).. ........lO
The .aoting was Continued I'LL noon, but no cleo
ton was made ], was 10 be resumed after dinner.
FLORIDA ELEcrIoS.-li seems not 10 be exactly
settled yet who is elected 10 Congress from Florida
The complexion Of the returns in the las; Talahas-
see Sentinel does look favorable 10 the election
of Cabell those heretofore received In p Coun-
ties Cabell has majority OF II votes. The four
Counties to hear from gave Levy abOu, $50 MAORI
i,y Should they do any thing like as well for
Brockenbroush be is elected. The result is doubt.
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~ The Oregon reports at Chicago that the 'ien.
Scott had three inches Of snow upon her decks when
coming out Of Green Bay. and thai there but
or two vessels al the Straits bound for the Westward
lDeuo. Advertiser
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IT. Col. Peter II. Pierce has oeen nominated by
the Loco Focos as a candidate for Congress in the
Tenth District of Massachusetts. NoMeat VII
liams refusing longer 10 run
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IL The breach OF promise case We mentIOhe
Yesterday is decijed-ycrdct for the injured lady 500

UNITED STATES CoURr.-Idy ads. GoodyeT.-for
answer 70 sucn statements have and may hereafter
be made touching this suit by w. Judson, Solicitor
for Goodyear and those who are combined with them,
refer the public the statement over my name in The
Tribune Of 2sih and Express OF % insts which IS
strictly true, and places my opponents as men, IN 'ucn
position precludes the possibility OF my making any lar
Their answer what heymay cay any persons who can
be guilty of making such gross false statements have
therefore already dismissed them but have word to
the manufacturers of India Rubber VINO have not joined
their cobns together with such capitalists desire
funds IN the important manufacture oil lnda
Rubber You may rect assured that have the most
elusive evidence, which VIII defeat the combination IN
their attempts fasten upon yourself and the coun-
try the bold scheme which some Of you Al least under
stand.
This motion for Injunction, which has just been dis
missed from court Is of some eight or nine
suits at law in the OF Goodyear or d. L. suy dam,
which have been instituted against me, tor the same
of action, or rather on the same patents
during the last sixteen eighteen months-conmenc'
lug Immediately the issue OF the patents not one
Of rhici has been nOred trial eEct this recent mouon
for inuucton and that caused 10 be moved before they
should see my defence, whereby compelled them 10
this wherein they were cornered nave patient
ly and at very considerable expenditure OF Tune ana mo-
ney answered and defended al their suits, one ~ one,
expecting and earnestly desiring 10 meet my opponents
the proper tribunal and not before the public any Tar
iher than than the defence Of my rights impeled me
Thi. suit which suddenly sprung giving me lees
than one weeks notice although others could have been
moved instead was intended snare, by means OF
legal chcanery TO defeat the ends Of justice and
accomplish theirs me, il promptly, and under advice
OF ms able counsel, with due caution. for their game
evidently 10 get my answer or affidavit on NE and
close of from using lille or any other testimony
while they should eisurely procure AL theirs or sucn
as would accomplish their end In ms tney were io,eo
and hence the resut-the defeat and the dismissal OF
the motion-by which they are 30 much annoyed ior'
believe their cunning and sTce sonecessary IN such
weak and unjust cause, would never have led them
willingly TO trial on equal terms. either in motion for
injunction or suit 81 law And now have no, the re-
notes. idea that they intend come 10 trial against NE
until some circumstance like sickness, absence. or per
chance some alteration Of the Patent Laws gives them
an advantage no, low possessed key hare not dr'
c Of JUS, right And principal cause OF regret WIZ
H. that there is provision under our Patent
Laws for the repeal Of fraudulent, lie gal Patents
.veio. York, Oct. 90 1915. HORACE H. DAY.
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Y 60 10 The Museum. men, women and children The
bill for to-day Offers and instruction enough
lass man year. and cosu only twenty-five cents. The
Orang and other great novelties visible al al hours, and
sp.endid performances Al and I; P. ~ by Winchel, the
Merrfelds, Dongols Minsrels and Others Go without .a
and Try he pll
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~ ScHEscKs PULsO.ic sysUs 10 . certain remedy
the cure OF Dyspepriz Liver Compliant Colds, Coeks
and Diseases OF the Lung. Any calling al IA. or
No. COrtlsndst obtain tgraus) pamphlet gi'ip
ful. description The above cl.-s-es, also rsfefs Go
naber Of persons Of high standing That have been cufesT
the Sc o. liLs m-1lc.ne
Beware Vi spurious flltsuonA To sbl1n the pure gn<
me uf adutersrd Pgnonic syrup 70 directly 70 ns T>
prietors ot1cr, No COftisnd-sI n. Y.
Please REMEMBER mat Berkmsn Il 10 longer an AZ
OF nine sBd tie proprietor viii be- f.spOusbs fo ~
medicine pgfcased Of him. hs longer sells nr Oec~
Inc sckenck's Pulmonle syrup. -
OiOu On 4 NJ 3CukNCk
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4. n. 3CHENCk

BsEkaAss ORIGINAL GEsUIsE PULhorIc sYsrt-IS
celebrated remedy for the Of Consumpdon, Coz
Cough. Diseases " The Lungs Liver Complaint and W
Pepss. can be had usual the Old -sla1shed onos
the prSpretor. No. ~ Csru4pdsI Que door pe.os
rorn-r Of Gre-nwichsL tg
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r. Hon. PHILIP HoSy presided at the meeting
on Tuesday evening with energy and fairness
There were repeated attempts TO browbeat him by
crying Carried. lost &c. which he at length
buked with proper spirit His exertions for the
preservation of order were energetic and efficient.
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GA lsughabIe burlesqIe or The bohemian Cir
will be played this evening at the 'Assma'-Ihs
Polka urod1ced BY Messra Mprphy and Kssss, 10 worth
he whole prce OF sdmssion. 90 early ne house VIII
be cImmed.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT.-offiei
WutrAv McNyor Register o'the Land O,ce 90 The
district II lands subject se ~ Clinton Missouri rec
William Paterson. deceased
T,ov,s H.rrfrr CsAvroEp a. Judge tho Crsl
ns Court for the District q Columbia IN tie pace o.
James Duslop. .nod-
WILLIAM MkD1L. OF Ohio, as comra's'ioner Of Ind.
an Aasirs IN the place Of Thomas hS'iey Crawford.
t...l4
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- The public are b-r--y ca1loned ssains, 4s p-..
device r--ortet W by a certain young mao N osns
name. have nothing 10 do with lam nor nss De ~ =
terest In. knowiedge Of my business w1stsv~ -.
base and pgcIile efforts though ordinarily rmles sss
are evidently intended 10 create false impression,
require Ia nairespect, sufficient n0Icc to pg1 ur -
On their guard against tbe injon0D. cgns,g .ences -
th!uy Aks deception r. ). BEEkAAS 70, ConASS"
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r. The lady who loses her har !. to - piasd - oas
prvei " the finest possible decoration unless pesht-x
or pre- ud.ce las restrained her from the use Of ns n -
hair pTesc,yln. article, the BAN Of Columbia fom -
and-st or ~ Fullon-s ST. Bsooalyn, where tbe ssns
only be haj, add which is certain " restore -e 20
be.slIren- OF
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