New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-13
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the part of Mexico Is not passing counterfeit
notes respectable in comparison to this?
Party in the Convention.
The remark of Mr.. Chatfeld IN the Convention
on Thursday that the People would hold has Parfy
responsible for the doings and shortcomings oil that
Convention, suggests remark
So far as the majority are governed by Party dis
cipine and prominently solicitous to achieve Party
ends, the People undoubtedly will hold their Party
responsible But if they would so act as TO forget
Party or nt least seem intent general rather than
Party good-woud unite fully with the other Mem
bers in making the best possible Constitution regard
less of Party, nobody would think OF holding one
Party responsible for the result more than another
This is 10 our mind case that comes within
Divine rule once laid DOWN He that would save
his life shall lose it. If the majority will but resolve
never 10 think again Of their Parys interests until
they have finished their labors and adjourned. they
will be safe from all Party responsibility with the
People. If not, Motive say TINS WIN no refer
ence 10 or care for their beggary third Clerkshlp
which they will dispose of as they please, In well
come.
~ There was rumor in the city yesterday al
ternoon that the Senate, by vote OF 80 10 49, had
advised the President to settle the Oregon question
ON the basis submitted 10 that body on "Wednesday.
We give the rumor for what it is worth.
Semi-sununl Exhibition of the Long Island
Horticultural Society.
The emi.annual exhibition of the Long Island
Horticultural Society was held at the Flushing
Hotel Flushing, Long Island on Thursday and Fri.
day the l1,h and 18th inst.
The display of flowers and fruits was very beau
tiful and the visitors quite numerous TO behold it
We cam OF attempt 10 give minute account OF all
the various articles exhibited but must be content
with noticing some Of the most prominent articles which
met our view. splendid Pyramid composed Of not less
than 200 varieties of flowers, and miniature gothic Cot
tage from Co. These commanded universal adj
mirat!on. Also beautiful Pyramid from W. Il. Prince &
Co.. beautiful collection OF Roses in pots, from Jacob
Walk & Co.. which took premium of IS very fine dis
play OF loo Roses in pots so cut Roses Is varieties Of
Fuschias from Parsons Co.. stands flowers, about $50
varieties stand Of beautiful Roses 80 varieties;
bucket of flowers, containing Magnolia Macropha. white
and red Peones Is varieties of Iris, and purple Fringe
from W. X. Prince Co.; containing some Roses
and Bird of Paradise grass from Mrs. q. W. HuntSman
a basket of Cacti from John A. King of jamaica; a
bunch OF Frankenhal Grapes Oranges and Lemons
on trees from Parsons 4 Co.. plate OF New Potatoes.
Carrots Beats and String Beans. from John A. King of
Jamaica glass containing Id varieties Strawber
RES from w. L. Prince; two mammoth Cucumhers,
Sweet Water Grapes varieties of Rhubsrb, tome very
large Lettuce Head like Cabbage, varieties Of Cherries
from Parsons Il Co. VIM NJ. Smith, and Rev. Mr.. o.
borne doh OF Lemons from A. c. Smith which took
a premium Newton Pippins, Winter Pearmain and
/ Tewksbury Winter.hush Apples TWO pots of foreign
/ Grapes-the black Hamburg and the black Muscat, OF
only two years growth under glass-one having six
punches Of the fruit and the other three lunches from
/ Parsons & Co.
The next Exhibition ia to be held In Brooklyn,
The following is the list of Premiums awarded at this
! Exhibition
PREMIUMS AWARDED THE LONG ISLAND KoRTIcUL-
TuRAL SOCIETY, JUNE 18th, 1916.
To J. Walk h Co. for the beat three punches OF
/ Grapes 50.
To MIR. Osborne, for the best dish of Cherries Cerd
| cate.
To VIM. R. Prince for the best six varities of Straw
berries. So
To G. w Hunsman, for the best new variety of Straw
/ To A g Smith for the best dish of Lemons 81.
| To Jos Blood good Jr. for the best Fuschas. So.
To Parsons Co for the best Il varieties Of Roses il
Pots, SIS.
To Parsons Co. for the best six varieties OF Roses
! Pots, IS.
To Walk Co Tor the bes, display of Roses in Pots S.
To Mr.. Russell of Brooklyn. for the best collection o.
/ Seedlings, 81 and Certificate.
Toll Thorourn & Co. for the best six Green House
! Plants. Certih ate.
| To J. Walk s Co. for the best so varieties OF Gu
To Parsons Co I'd bes, so varieties of Cut Roses s.
To VIM. h, Prince & CO. for the best display OF Moss
Roses, So.
To W:n r Prince & Co. for the best display of Her
! bacous Peonies, Certificate.
To Parsons Il Co. for the best Designs and DecoTs
! tions s..
To Parsons & Co. for the ID bes, Decorations, 81.
! To VIM. r. Prince & Co. for the third best Decora
lions, Certificate.
To wm Smart, for the best pair Of cucumeers, Ger
thcste.
TO John Bloodsood for the bes; Beess, Cersihcs;e.
IF a Pcs, Office has been established al Film
Spring, Bradley County, Tennessee and Benjamin Ham
brigh. appointed Pos, Master.
~ The friends Of General Zachary Taylor, In favor
of his nomination for the Presidency, requested
to attend meeting at Constitution Hall this evening
at o'clock
The BURLINGTON MsKpEH.-The Cooperstowr
Republican gives additional particulars respecting
the murder Farther search brongh; TO light handspAe
in the neishborhood, which on comparing Il with The
wounds on the body strongly Justify The opinion that The
blows were inflicted with that instrument Suspicion FAST
ans ,non two strasglers who had been seen proving II
tbs, vicinity for the three days previous woou
any apparent employment or business o. any sind.
--' NFf Utica Gazette.
pa The Commissioners appointed 10 select the
location Of the House OF Refuge for juvenile cerGuenis
Western Sey-York have entered upon the duty lhey
commenced their examinations al this place. In comps
ny with the Mayor several other gentlemen they Wis
tied various localities In this vicinity yesterday IneS9
mssioners Hon. Abran Bockee, late SsnaIsf, a9u