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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

,.-. f.,,,xrx,,oR,s ,,orSr-Betorc yics.ChsnccIlcr
ssr5fari -nrrjsion-S4i : LgHGs ". Ra;a
y1.ygCTbis MAS a pson Tor slinony Mrs. L. IN her
peuaon ~ s ,s ~ infieity in relation to
;iir;inaI nar,ci tbat the complainant had been 10
- ,hsr yyb,n no r.,r, home in July last said dc.
t,srt ,xs. sb.,,t NJ Nry.ISsdiord wiki one OF her
LI3, nv, a visi- To hsr mother thst said complain
,. IN New Bedford and brought her home 70 their
H"tS q, p o-t Bicbr,onG Staten Island that after
resee.J a., ~, -, s-o,, b;s bosom a dagger with
Ss - ;.,c5 ,non her ,yo blows or stAbs and that
" - ~ -; ,b X, a,.s- hrok, which prevented
~ t- a,;,, ,b s,sh. ,bst NJ. then fell upon the
- .is,.,,5 N N. insane, HI, was removed by the
- - S sn,,, cbsri,abls persous TO a retreat for the
80! ~ ~ rsn,a;nri some time thai said defend.
@ , ij an dangerously tina, she could not be
80, "s f, Tho bonsc b, at the end OF 10 days her
- a,,scd nor though still in a prscarious state. 10
-, DO ,,siisnr, of her mother at New. Bed.
&c ,eiI3 e' ~ ~. 80, 49, sire, and only came TO
S1u. tiJ1. s : r. hn,,ra and cYs,c the threa,
- i,;,5 - ~, sy.s;ve defendant tha; she is
Vi oe'i'- - % 80 =, , ~ III, wounds in her
81. sHeis ~ r @ ,bn, ,h allegations in the bill
cborrrr nor with in60elty are untrue that the indi
e 80 ,yb, sb,, ia CHARGED never even ma il,
a., ,ic.s ar in,nroper hint 10 her and she believes
a. ..' ,y.irs6 AN imnropcr thought in regard 10
~, .,rts;,Iv never di5 to him that she brought
=, d. All con,nlsuant ON their marriage $1,000 and
H.. -. oin, "a iarce ard profitable business as inn
', ~ - IS ,,ye ,,ca,,s p, r,aip,sir her She asks
y - ~, - ,be ,,,s,s u, defend the suit lAliuo.
~ 49,, rIo,yaJ -;b, also asked for the means OF going
=; - oco,,r, NJ The state nf her health Ordered
~, ,b o,nIairart nav TN, Clerk OF the Court : 100
," ~ ,nnn ,a enable N, defendant TO pass the
;r,sr IN Cnbs for her health and previous allowance
IN h, suspended from the lst Dee 20 let April!
I : CoNNrsstoSERs OyFIcE-Bciore Commissioner
Gardiner case Of Suspicion rs 70 Murder Gt SEQ.
Tn, testimony in relation to the loss overheard OF Capt
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GoURAuD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

!, JLIIA " HIEHr.-JantO X4LIL
hTp'le'e Is sweet to him who taxes his place
,rC pon NE ga.Io"s, with crayat OF rope
I!s sweet 10 have t1nndor freokLed face
washed aht,e and etear by GOURAUD'S famous soD
Ana to the wfetched Of the human race
- iis sweet 70 have Despair give place 10 Hope;
Iis sweet 10 have the Hair which maidens lip hls
UprooIed, by +. GoURAUDS PoupsEs Su5TirEs.
y The most pure and Unmixed delight lady eIesf
eH;e must certainly be 10 have her Lsn pmpes recsSs
sa4ohess Fedress, ughness, other c1sneous dins
cement entirely removed by GOURAUD'S mlr:caso,
Shaving compound exnnt1 Hert 10 The pIeasure q
whne sSln Is smooth one-couple:ely free from AL
aod rRAG DS Potdres SuJts; are warranted 70 en-.
CATE all superiGous hair.
II must be borne in mind that the genuine pIepsr.nocsa
Dr Gouraad only be obtained al his depot 81 WsEe
81 Ist .bOre ROY Broadway. MS = l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

HYPEaios FLUID.-Mr Boyle. oil this city has 80
or me hsr with The above name, which, for lie PIs
qnaies and stimulating properties, bids isr 10 s1PsI
all otEer articles OF this Kind for the OF the Loe "A
very popular with tie ladies. IL enders the hair son
silky, parts beautiful gloss prevents It's drying ap =
there is essential oil used In It's composition IL = ~
up In bottles, with hbes which give directions i \,
use. We advice ali who have wiry hair that meihes "
change color, 10 give IL trial Boston TTsDse1P-
Prepared only by WIN. Boyle, Boston. -,
For sale by A B. * D. SANDS Druggists 100 Fuiiots-
corner OF William, and ~ East Brosa~sy, Newt
Sold also by II. Johnson, rs Broadway AID by Drngs5
generally. 90 ssSoH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

~ Steamer Great Western-Letter bags OF this
steamer will close kenyons Foreign Letter Office, 20
Courier & Enquirer building At OF o'clock,
Thursday Nov 10Th All letters weighing half
or less, - cents and - each additional half
ounce, Prepaid letters received for all parts OF the
world
The New packet ship American Eagle, for London
" III sail 10 day
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CLEARED

Ship Panama Gillespie, Glagow, Durham & Dimon.
Barks Francia, Crocker. Antwerp, Cook & Smith
Amelia Mulhonand Bryson Demerars Ospray, Ripley.
Liverpool q w Wheelwright.
Brigs -tnblem, DAWSON. Liverpool. ] Elwel & Co.
Amethist smith 81 Johns Nj, Harris & Swan; Eliza,
Lockwood - CroiX. De Forest & Co.
Schrs Palmyra Baker Galveston, Rebeccs Lstourette,
Petersburg; Herald, Oliver, Boston
Sloop Sophonia Beebe Fall River.
Barge Michigan, Allen Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
HAIR INviGoRAToR

Phalons Chemical Invicorator stands unrivsIed as
toilet article tor gentlemen ladies' for beautfyng the
nair II Is recommended by physicians in consequences
oil lts containing no greasy substance.
fha!ons Hair Dyels warranted To change red or sfef
whiskers 10 beautiful auburn or black
and Will not smut wash of. Gentlemen have
their whiskers dyed al the depot
AL orders mus, be addressed T.. PhAon g. Brood
way.
Both articles are for sale by the principal drug asd
fancy stores in the union nl7a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
MANE.-The votes cast for Congress in the sew.
eral Districts of this State at the regula, Election
in September were Politically decided as follows

LeseFoeo plurality. 1850 Loees chosen in the Is,
and With Districts Wing in the ia; IN the rest no
choice
coneeae all the Scattering vote to the Loco,
Fooos, and count the Liberty vote with tie
Wing where for this purpose i, undoubtedly be-
ionss,l and the total vose favor OF the Mexican
War and the Nssiona! crimes which provoked it
is...:..-...-,,'..' .:............ $3.50
Ag3iss Annexation ana the War--..,.. 3SS9S
Clear majority against Folks policy ;s,7S
Vet the State gave Mr., Polk one Of his heavics,
majori.ies and viii probably be represented in she
next Congress, as it is in the present by ,:ec;.
ded majority of his Supporters. So it is the Coun
t,y over. The Mexican War and IT'S objects arc
this day cxecrated by 8 majority OF more than One
Hundred Thousand of the Legal Voters Of the
Union. How long shall i; be prosecuted!
II The Wing ticket for town officers in Hart,
ford was ehosea Monday without much opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

ts The Richmond Republican may as well
keep quiet about mobocracy' In New.York in con.
nec,ion with cur new mode OF choosing our JUDGES.
We don't exculpate assassins here without trial.
who have murdered in cold blood young man for
refusing to be seduced by the wife of one Of his
murdcrers-ice don't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

schr new Isaac eager, Fowler I'm Cold Spring
L l. in ballast, 10 master.
BELOW bark in the oi'ing at Sunset
sA1LED-Bark Eliza, Apalachicola, and others. Wind
N West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

PASSENGERS SAILED

In ute Lady OF the Lake for Bsrrrud-slrs Cook Miss
Cook OF Bermuda Mr. and Mrs Gray and child. of Lon
don, Miss Jane Augusta Davenport OF Newfork Dr..
Reece OF Canada. Mr. James, OF Bermuda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

Po1lcz.-A lot OF disorderly houses in WaIer-s'
were complained of yesterday-a Nh Virgins held to
b. for obtaining some $3.50 worth of goods under isse
prstences lot of goods stolen from knssS No. 80
Sn-inr,st lss; Winter recovered-Leopold AoeEty ar
ss.,a3 .nr stealing rocking cha;r-snd poor tsNow'
seE OF lie ,s.s; 10 drown himself 50 much Tor Ponce
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OUTSIDE OF To-DAy,s pApEK.-1

E Trnro7s aad ot1s leaving the City In the alter
noon are informed that RreRiRs Edtdon Of H< ~
6un< printed every day containing the Stoek 49,
Markets Eews by the Southern mail &c up to5 e, =.
By ipduirng Of the Newsooys for the Ere7tRS h@t1
OF The Tribune every viii pe able /" tAAs ''o nii
the latest rews up TO the tine of leaving the Cry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
BrryA1o, Nov. a4th--74 P. 3

Sixty vessels are detained in consequence OF the
break in the Welland Canal. From the present
indications c: The closing OF me canals at an early
day, these vessels, every one OF which is laden
with Wheat and Flour will be detained all winter.
The great bulk OF the business done here to-day
was a, foar dollars per Dbl for Flour and seventy
three cents per bush. for Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

Gov. YouNes MAJoRIrY.--By the aid OF Tele-
graphic dispatches from the West, we were ena-
bIed to present the vote of the entire State for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant on Monday afternoon in ad
vance of its publication in any other paper Of the
State.
Gov Young's majority is made 1925 by us,
1913 by the Albany Eve. Journal. and 1925 by
Express. The discrepancy arises from the fact
that the Official Canvass by the State Officers has
not yet been made, all the full returns being com
pilatons from the several County Canvasses. The
State Canvass will vary the aggregates but very
few votes. The majority will be somewhere be
tween II 200 and 1880
Gov. Young has lO,llo majority 10 the fifteen
Counties West and South West Of Cayuge Lake,
where Mr.. Fillmore had 1877. Mr. Y. has 1854
majority out of the Counties affected by the Anti
r ent agitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

-" J SNTrH Dopcs, DENTIST No. IS BcGd-sl req,
Broadway requests the attention OF those wanting arts
ciaI teeth TO method nehodused in this ely
clasively by himself Christening either single teeth
when on gold plates 1t saves OF the pain uasly
given in the operation, and enables the Keep.
loan srd healthy mouth nj !lawSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

Il Cot WILLIAM MARTIN Z Revolutionary
veteran died his residence N Smith Co. Tenn on tie
IN lss-Aa-- II re Slst year OF lis age
Captain MATHEW MAR-rS. also hero OF ne hsvo4u-
ton, died Bedford Co. Ten TIE 10th instant aged
5 years
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Ney.Yorl, City,-fOmcial.l

NTH. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Williams " 4O57 Maclay. L. 4749 Prall, v. s65
Smith. ~ r. iis Comerford NR leo.
William B Maclsy over Williams co.. and elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

n The last trial to elect Members Of the Mas
sachuset;s House Of Representatives from those
towns which have heretofore failed TO make choice
took place on Monday. The Atlas has returns OF
the election OF Whics-six districts no choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

Tsllmadse ". 1903 Broderick, L. $500; Wheeler,
" 1898 Bloodgood, lad. Loco 3a2 Scattering LOO.
Fred a. Tallmadge Broderick 396 and elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

BEeARE OF IT, LADIES' AT BALLs.-She must be 4 !ssy
Of poor :aste who viii poison aud discolor skin sa
prepared CHALK when such beautiful prePsrsa9a -
Joness Lily White can be had, which gives tbs sxn
na,1rs, hs-ike, ssbasar white al The ssIe time sons
aga improves IL Sod-pr.ce d eentss; 81 Chatn@l,s
or lSj Ful!on-sL Brooklyn. MS reed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

u Eight miles Of ,he extension of the Harlem
Railroad have been run by the trains Of the Com
psnv. and the remainder is nearly completed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

60 TO TIRE GYMNASIUM ,-Dyspepties and those
feeble health 20 TO the Union Gyrins:;ic Acaasny
Nos l59 and l6l Crosbys- near B!e1eAeT-the lsys:s
ami mos; complete Gymnasium IN the United States
The exercises Will be carefully adapted by the sabsc
her to the strength, sse and constitution OF the symn.s
SO as TO produce high health TO correct irregularities
form and to animate and strengthen cnec6!cd eoasuR
lions Classes meet a, sunrise, and at D and IN
Hot, cold and shower baths free 10 subscribers.
DR. j & RICH Men,s.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

LAuxoH-The ship SIR Robert Peel intended
for Grinnsl. Mintrrn i Co.'S London Line OF Packets
will be launched al o'clock today, from the yard oil
W Il. Webb foot Of Eishihst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

r. The Union OF Monday publishes the dis.
patches OF Generals Worth, Twiggs and Henderson de-
failing the par, taken in the sege OF Monterey by their
respective divisions This concludes the series of dis
patches respecting the operations which resulted in tie
memorable capture OF Monterey
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c.nrr Cnlendnr.-EHLpAY


Common Pless-Part 2-Nos. l. i. 80 -, 'IS, ~,
~ s. - TO- -. There VIII De no Na'e''1'' ~ 49,
III! Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
EQUAL Suffrage.

s5.Ao6 electors OF the State OF Sew-York haze
recorded their votes favor OF the great truth that
- All men are created equal lin civil and po-
li,icsI Rights and that all Governments de-
rive their just power from the consent Of the COR
ey1.ed9 This is many times the number Of Wash
ington's army Of Freedom seventy years ago this
day. and is about two-seveths Of the entire vote oil
the state-probaby larger proportion than could
have been obtained in any former year. WITHIN
twenty years, we are confident, the pflncipie u
Equal Rights in Government will prevail. But
whether i, ever prevail or not we are proud 70
be numbered with the Eighty.fve Thousand who
stood frn for Principle and Justice against hateful,
nnchristian prejudice and .erocous clanor. II IS
stand as truly noble was ever made on Bunker
Hill or Gailford, and for essentially the same Cause
The Counties of ESSEX, CLISToH, WAsHIseros,
OswgGo, WYOMING, FRASKLIH, MADISON, CATTA-
RAu0Us and CoRTLAyD-nine in ail-havc gwen
rnaiorites for Equal Suffrage. Shame TO such Coun.
ties as Ontario, Livingston, Erie Monroe and
Chautauqoe-shamc TO the Counties whose voters
profess to be specially Equal Rights men-mean.
ing that they are jealous Of any interference with
their arm rights--that they gave majorties the
other way That party which has a perpetual hal
ter round its neck Of which the rope is held IN the
Slave region, had some sort Of miserable apology
for the almost unanimous vote it gave against
Equal Suffrage but Wings who opposed it have no
such excuse. They have done deed at once I'M.
righteous, cowardly and suicidal, which we trust
they will live 70 repent and atone for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

The remains of Com. LAwRsScE are 70 be
removed dag. with appropriate ceremonies.
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vlrn CoNeNEssloNAL plerRIcr

Monroe ~ 592s Jackson, l. COIL Campbell "
lsil Mon,anye. ". Il. l65; scattering IS.
David $ Jackson, Loco, over Monroe li3 and
alartsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

r5- Arwooo's CELEBRATED EMsiSE Cook Src,Ss.-
These Stoves are warranted usual. Persons wanting
Cook Stoves are invited examine them bef,Se pareas
ing elsewhere Wholesale aud retail BY hickok Co ~
wst,r.st sll SInec:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

- The Washington onion in its extremity is
trying to gather few crumbs Of comfort by copy
Ing the Journal OF Commences very lame attempt
to cypher up majority on the Congress vote OF
this State In favor of the Tariff q. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

wo,,Op viii be thrown open for visitors to-day at the
,,, Of r,,rlis)sstN e The unique and besGt:'r style
:, which her cabin is s,,ed up VIII No doubt induce Easy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

SCB-TREASCEl RoBEED.-The SQh-TreasGry, Ia
Tuscaloosa Ala. has ,sllsn INTO ihs hands OF tas Phs
tines. !; seems oy statement II tire Monitor tia;
Cap: James Il Dcsrine tie pension agent had deposited
shout $500 IN specie belonging 70 he Government II
an i-un chest and placed !, n the OF merchant
OF ast city The robbers. having forced the doors OF
this store bore of the iruz ches, and appropriated ih
spnls 10 their Own The Monitor thinks me loss
ought 10 fall on the Government L had provided
safe, ana TIE agent was instructed 10 Keep the funds
as own custody instead Of dePosiiips them II oaak
SALES or STocSs AT PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Ii
Firs SoGra-lS 81 Penn -; 500 { e. 1855 l0l: 30
50 800 State IS, nv, 6ss 7ls do o. Second Boayd-
Union Bk Tenn. 81; - West TX 80; 500 Leh-h Nav
6s, 1850 :is. ifler s9Gris-I5 Schsylk;u Mar o. So
LOG Lehgh ins s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

= The Mensgerie OF RayuAoad 4 Bayiag remains
at Aibos a few days longer. This is gala week we
are TO have Evacuation Day sd Thanksgiving day and
as bota Of these civic festivals devoted BY uYe
nles, and our youth generally hilarity and amu.c
nen we commend to ther attention the Menagerie as
apace thai they visit and and the sane time
receive amusement and instruction in nature II vii
remain here few days only. The extraordinary per
Torrance Of Nr. Pierce the tanner will Be daily re
peated and every exerton viii be made to uleri, con
anuance Of that patronage which has so literally been
extended or this collection of enlmas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

NEW CouNTERFgIrs-W'e learn from Mearscn 5
Bank Note Reporter TIA, there IL circulation Dos OF
the Franklin County Bank, OF Malone altered from IS
This bank has never issued bills OF larger denomination
Khan los. Also the Village Sank. Suli;hhet l. L
This counterfeit pale paper OF TIE denomination
OF SIS, lei A, No. 6S2. Slate, President, Mansfield
Cashier On toe LEI, end o: the bill IS COW on the TOP
female, wiz. sheA % wheat-ca-s In The distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

S.NpS's S,R>,rASILLl.-Had We a key 10 all tho mySe
res OF creation should find thai nothing has been made
in vain In the progress OF clence we discover almost
daily that substances heretofore deemed worthless possess
valuable properties. For thousands OF years the root
Ssrsapsrilla lay IN the bosom the earth unknown IN.
appreciated yet It's juices III combination with ether
vegetable elements, are, in the form OF SSrdss Ssrsapss
usde availSbls 10 the OF Diseases once con.
sdered ncurable. removed by this preparation with
facility and certainty which may we'll strike the p,en,
themselves with establishment and find thar scrotula
rheuulaiisul ndammators OF the skin, empuons Of OIL
kinds ,orpdy OF the secreye organs. dyspepsia loss Of
appetite aud strength mcrcuria affections bos ard
OF all kinds with multitude OF other ailments yield The
detergent and gently aperienI properties OF operation
OF this mild and agreeable remedy
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail, by A. r. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fultcn.st Of
Wlsm.st rs Broadway, and II Eas; Broadway New.
York. Sold also By Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price s. pei bottle. six bolles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

siSiATURE ALMAEAC..-.-THIs DAT.
Sun. THE MOON FULL SEA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

IT. The Ohio Statesman uses good many IN.
necessary words in asking if we are i'll favor o..
repeating Charters, taking away Vested Rights.
&c. We can only answer so broad an inquiry
broadly, OF course. Generally then. say that
we sec necessity for nor justice in Charter.
breaking. II the few have by law a monopoly
of any valuable privilege-that OF issuing Paper
Money, for cxample-lct the same privilege be ex.
tended to the many, it is in our State by the
General Banking Law Ii the few have valuable
privileges of Incorporation, let have general
laws OF Association, under which any two or more
persons may combine for any specified purpose
invest such capital therein they fit, and be
held to strict performance OF their promises
whatever they may be. The whole matter may
thus be easily put on just and sound basis with.
out interfering with Vested Rights or any other.
The Statesman runs quite unp.ohtably into alb
shactions when 1t asks
do the rich owe their wealth their superior wis.
dom or virtue OF honesty I"
That is quite too general an inquiry 10 be fully
answered in paragraph. Some OF the rich owe
their wealth to their honesty others to their -as
caity; some to their skill industry frucaiity
others have grown rich BY keeping bTothels drum.
keries gambling houses, &c. The Editor OF the
Statesman. believe anassed the most OF has
wealth by monopoly OF the State Printing OF Ohio,
giyen him for four years ahead by Loco Fooo
Legislature elected by gross Gerrymandering in
the face of to 5000 Wing majority on the popular
vote We should feel rather mean il we had so;
rich in any such way. but every one to his notion
MAINE.-The votes cast for Congress in the sew,
.ral Districts of this State AZ the rernlsr Election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

E5y- If the Buffalo Commercial be as well salts.
fed with recent Political events in our State as it
pretends it has not the excuse we imagined for its
bad temper and bad manners This s the third or
fourth time it has attacked The Tribune entirely
withoutprovocation and in the worst possible spirit.
Not once has it manfuly and coGrteousy put forth
its objections to whatever it found to dislike in our
columns, as the personal and political relations
originally subsisting between us gave us right to
expect, but always in the very fashion wherein
Bunyan represents the decrepid giant Pope sitting
ut the mouth of his cave and mumbing at the pass
ing Pilgrims You will never be better till you
burned. We can easily prove that paper guilty of
the grossest caumnics upon us,-as, for Instance
in charging uswith conceahns our own advocacy of
Association because we gave fair notice that Mr.
A. Brisbane column for some time published in
Tho Tribune was under his control, and ex.
pressed his views rather than ours when in fact
we had before one OF those articles were published
avowed own conviction oil the Importance and
benefccncc of Industrial Association. This we
reiterated in articles in Editorial columns while
Mr. Brisbane series was appearing. Yet, because
we did not choose to be held responsible for his Tor
Fourier's) precise formula OF Association. embra
cling many matters Of principle and detail which we
needed time at least examine before we accepted
thom, we are accused ofdeception in the promises.
So with regard to Land Reform
Our amiabe Buffalo friend is welcome TO con
tinue and multiply his accusations OF swindng.
trickery' fraud, Jungle, cheat &c. &c.
against those Wings who do not see things through
his specsacles. Ii their uttcrance afford any reei
to his overweight feelings we shall very cheerfully
endure the slight personal annoyance they occa