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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-27
From he Caaayausus Wig, 22d ms,

The cry of separation has been heard among Us
Il has been clearly indicated least by two OF the lead
ing Wing journals in the State the Newiork Courier
and Enquirer and the Express that unless candidate OF
certain political nce is selected unless the nominee OF
the Wings should be what is arbitrarily termed " Con
servarve an opposition would be brought out, sufficient
At least 10 ruin the candidate II not the parry by whom
ne is supported Now however respectable may be the
source Of this threat and the reapectahiity OF it's all
tina: gives il weight) fear 10 say tina, the primer
pie on which il Is based is false both 10 policy and right
and that il carried out would render impossible any
efficient concert OF action The language OF 1t Is Give
me the whole or will spoil the whole place me al the
ruddcr or will sink the ship This could not say
did we not attribute the conest.o difference rather OF
able 10 gather do believe that these champions
of separation advance single point strictly and
vitality constitutve OF the Wbig creed which those
they oppose would not cheeriully subscribe and there
fore the unwugnes submit these issues the party
large evnces graspng and querulous spirit worthy
only Of smaller men.
What we object then, is that the prospects OF the
Wing party of this State should be sacrificed on the al
tar OF private diicrences-thst personal teud
with the details OF which the community already
surtecd and weary. should be permitted 10 work a
schism in the Wing church: 10 snatch from Us posi-
bic and otherwise probable victory. without any other
reward 10 the spoilers than the qualification OF nav
inc wrought confusion Let not the annunciation be
made much less adhered TO- that man Is 10 be poliu
cav damned because he is guilty OF mourning the sp
probation OF such or such paper II any subdivision
delegation so be il but by all would that
local disputes should be locally settled and that the
nominee of the state Convention whatever true Wing
he may be should meet. with the united party, united
support Let the nomination be fairly made but Eben
made let 1t be acknowledged legitimate and binding
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Uhiz state Convention.

State Convention, DE composed o. Delegates from
re several Counties OF this State equal their repre-
.en,adon the House OF Assembly, viii be held the
city OF Utica Wednesday, The Tneaty- Third day Of
September nex, 10 o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates or Governor Lieutenant Governor
sad two Canal Commissioners TO be supported by the
Wing Electors Of this State the ensuing Election and
TO such other business may be deemed proper
by the Convention Albany. Augua TO- I34G.
JOHN TOWNSEND, JAMES HORNER,
DANIEL CADY. HAMILTON FISH,
FRIEND HUMPHREY, H. L. HAYNOR
c. P. KIRKLAND GEO. w. WEED,
State Central Committee.
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FRASKLIN Hoess, PmLApsLFHIN-A C,Rp.-The ur-
derssned, having become the proprietor OF the Frank
lin House late Sasdersuns Philadelphia, and having
matcsly enlarged and improved the same, by the addition
OF convenient and beautiful Ladies Ordinary
spacious and airy a Gentemen's Dining Saloon.
together with many and pleasant lodging rooms,
convenient Bathing Room HAIR Dressing Room &c t.ke,
the liberty oicthe patronage OF the Citizens Of New
York especially and the travelling community generally,
when visiting passing through the city of Philadelphia
Amer having been residen, OF the City OF for
than tveryone years. ami having devoted much OF
his during the past fourteen {" the extension and
Improvement of the rapid and cheat travelling, es
feels that he may, with great proprey, ask and expect
fair share OF the patronage OF those upon whom he now
calls. especially the Franklin is OF the most cor.
and hes, arranged Hotels in Philadelphia and rs
Table and Attendance Will be- least equal that OF any
other Hotel IN the country.
For the convenience OF those who desire TO call al tie
Franklin House careful Porter will be The landings
and dep6ts with Carriages TO lake travellers, with Their
Baggage TO the house, a. the charge not exceeding
twenty-five each. D. X. MINOR.
Philadelphia August Il, 1910. auls 3lsw6w
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80 "a $500 80 &c.

TIE FAY CAMPMGN.-Ihe note O, preparation
mas been sounded along the Wig lines. and hearty
response comes back from 81 parts Q; the State io- q
UNITED DETERMINED and ENEsGErIc etorT 10 sustain
and carry forward our noble cause. The proposition OF
the NeuYork DisorCanizsrs 10 permit election 10 90
BY defaul, this FaT hnds favor Wiz genuine Wings
because IS part OF the xCtE o. RUN policy o; that
JUNO Who me Wing candidate FOR Governor vii. De-
we do nor know no. have any particular preference.
We have 10 fears that the Delegates OF TIE People will
select 50 unit incompetent, i'pchuc candlaste III.
enough for US for the present 10 have THIS confidence
When 81. improper candidate shall have been selected
and nominated VIII Re time enough hen ior u 70 OF
pose AMI deHounce him.
The NewYork DISCREPANCIES II announcing TIER de-
termination II advance 10 oppose the Wing nominee
unless be shsll be some individual whom they -lsy die
s;e 10 the Convention have plainly shown their t!ore
sc; and forfeited 81 confidence OF The mass OF the
Wings OF this State sad also given unlistssen evidence
OF their designs snd iesirsS Their conduct meets Win
no favor the hsads OF the Country Wing press As
far have they a-e al II favor OF throwing
these political Achan's out OF ne caIrip Among ne
country Wing press there are no screws loose Inc
whole battalion with their iedpieces are ready and
anxious FOR COMES; II srcr Of correct primer
pies. And rejoice say that The Zines are ans
cious. The People are awsSing. They ars srnsEcns
under the duplicy and wrongs inflicted upon them oE
Polk, Wright i Co. The new Tariff works Ike !eavea
IN spite OF the efforts Of TIE Free Trade papers 70 Ase
the People believe that i IS jc;:cr than the
Isr!f OF ~ Well then gentlemen Locos let rs nave
ia.r hight this Fall the question OF the Tgr! OF i2
vs. 40, and see what the result VIII be
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

REPEAL AssoclATIoy.-At meeting OF this AS
ISOLATION held at Halls Buildings on Monday nish' last
Capt Charles Morrison appointed President 'of s
ensuing year arthur MCGOWAN, Patrick MscAes aAD
John Duff vice-Presden,s Joseph oRegan Ifeasuie
Francis Hughes Corresponding Secretary anu
Bradley and James McKennon, secretarie7-
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III. yvhio .Imanac for IS47

r. VIII be published and ready for delivery on zee
10Th day of September Orders will be executed in the
order in which they received.
l, viii contain the Tariff of 1916 the Appropriations
made by the present Congress the subTreasary
Price as heretofore-singe copies u. cents 81 per
dozen, or s. per 100
postnasters sending US 81 for dozen copies will re-
ceiye copy gratis.
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~ THERE PgcvLLNRLrIEs OF CossrI1uIios WE ~.
give out certain smells etuya, By means OF me Pe
spirable pores Of the skin, of unpleasant and dsse
Die nature prove highly offensive TO me desI
oactones Of those with whom we are obliged IRON l.
tive position other 10 be more closely 10 eos
with az times than others, and which even the nice
Of sbuuon with the ordinary toilette soaps cAss9t ~
move or a, least but very short time, but GcckApD =,
eoraied Italian Medica,Gi Soap Is expressly
correct and neutrslze sucn unpleasant doors CssG
about the person. The afnp!ts sto@cn &c !. ssS
AT elasticity the cutice, and ELECTS fragrance az
ness only known enjoyed by those fortunate A.ss
ais who have used ths delicious soap T "a ere br
sch us Tan Freckles Suaburn, Eruponi hean.s' -, ~,
worm sallo~ness and the Ike and Is eT ons.d Pos
Dire snbes pos,iye!y ex,rpa,e root and branch
fous hair Gouraudi Liquid Rouge @ =, n
oss 1oursnd's Grecian Hair Dye is warranted 70 e'
red ight or grey hair hne raven olecx .s,,,.,so,
of b. Felix Coarlud exeep, a; his Only asPo g " Nh
90, - Cbesnu,-st: Baltimore of Seth S. Hencs -
ION Of A. s Jordan, Mk-st Lowell Q. Gsf. -
Coz Woress'e'' q '''eA = ~ i'''' . sa5 ecis ;
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Business Notifies.

FAIL FASHION FOR HASA; Genn's. 2li Broadway
opposite 81. Pauis.-Hsyns devoted unusual attention
producing this style the attention of gentlemen in
yited The lshiness, grace and buoysn, erect, Of
these Hats, canno; BE- dcserbei-thcy must be to
be appreciated Also u large assorunen, OF Paris Ean
ar11 u
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SOLAR LAMPS. CAMPHENE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, g.
aANDoLEs AND HALL LANrERNs.--Detz, Brother &
Co. No l39 Wllism.st ara manufacturing and have al
ways on hand full assortment OF the above mentioned
articles and various other goods in their line which they
will sell at wholesale retail at low prices for cash.
lui
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BLAcKwooD's MAeAzSE-The August number
of this excellent reprint has already been issued BIZ the
American publishers Among the papers of this nurnbe.
The Army Ny College Friends, No. W The
Romantic Drama Mesmeric Mountebanks' and The
Late and the Present Ministry Leonard scor Co. LIP
Fultonst
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~ Every lover OF good music should pay visit TO he
Museum daring The stay OF the Orphears No company Of
Ncca!>is that ever appeared pubic begin 20 com,
pare 18th them They sing this afternoon ard evening" IN
conjunction with other chae and rich entertainments IN.
other attractions also numerous, OF o. Chsf
IN The Virginia Dwarf Mammoth Scotch Boys, UrSng Oh.
tang. TWIN Ca5re>, SC sc. Performances VIII commence
! q 81 O'clock and PN.
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CHERoKEE BoARD.-We understand that Gen.
Hardin OF Georgia and Mr.. Brewster OF Philadelphia the
late appointed commissioners of the board 70 SETTLE the
claims under the Cherokee convention OF 1887 are now
in this ciry-along with M Miller CT Texas the-
tary The board will probably be organized to-day
Under TIE provisions OF the treaty they TO close their
business in the course oftweive months Union 25th
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NsLos A great provided FOR The visitor, III,
evening. NJ Duchsumeag IN which Gabriel ard Antoine
greatly comic and the gorgeous piece Of he Couir
ror> Gtt The Rayc Family all give their effective sid
Tomorrow evening the G.see. which Mile Slangy hss
created 50. great
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- A thorough course Of Or. BxENMAN's celebrated
SYRUP and Pills VIII the worst cases OF rheuna
tsm They have never failed when properly taken and
pcrseycrcd in Office Nc. l9t Cortland.st. Y
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Frpm he Geneca colrier. ead ins,.

AS TO the charge OF dlctaton OF candidate ioI
Governor made by the c. X E. and Express il to
20 come with bad grace from those papers. OF
all others The readers of the Journal and Tribune have
seen in them no names mentioned with peculiar favor
and above all have threats of boiling When the
Wing Convention meets. some good Wing will be nomi
mated, and with proper eNeruons can be elected The
consolation which the Courier i disposed 10 offer for
our anticipated defeat is regarded in this quarter
trely gratuitous Whoever is nominated will receive
the hearty support of The Tribune and Journal and the
the Wings o; the state; and if the Courier and
Express determined play into the hands of Loco
Focosm let them do il openly and not disguise theiI
hostility under pretended conscientious feelings
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FAIL FASHION FOR GENrLCMy>'s HAT, for 1875
KNoX q rs Ful,on-s second door from Sun Office, will
issue the Fall fashion for ceniemens Hats Saturday,
sgth OF AUGUST. auGe lw
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STYLE Yoa GENrLrMEN's HArs.-Lcary & Co Hal,
tiers Astor House Newlor viii introduce the Fashion
Tor the season Thursday, sept, Sd. sass II
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1,sEE OUTSIDE or To-pAY,s PAPER.-a

r. Tyapeles and Others leaving the City in the after
nom are informed that an Eoeaing Edition Of The TT
5~ne il printed every day containing the STOCK sales
Msrkets News bv the southern mail &c up 10 o'clock
~ inm,irny of he Newsboys Tor the Eeesias Edition
Of Tue Tribune every one VIII be able 10 take with him
,be latest news I'D 10 the time of leaving the City
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From, The UEnehaA Chronicle, 2ls, igs'.



The Tribune and Evening Journal OF having Of
ncious!y settled the matter before hand leaving Tor the
Convention nothing TO do but ratiiy and make official
the previously arranged nominations Il would seem
that Col, Webbs own wish 10 be sole dictator IN this
matter is father TO his suspicion ths his neshbors feel
equally DESTROYS 10 rule ruin, ior with the same
breath with which he accuses the Editors OF The Tn
bune and Journal he boldly that unless the
d!dates such hunor ali his preudices and
tocranc notions he will support them thus openly
tempting himself TO dictate tie people, while bitterly
reproducing Others for doing he supposes the
thing. This matter OF Offering candidates the poo
pie while gong through with mock exhibition OF def
ercnce 10 the WI! OF the people by calling Convention
OF Delegates. has been long enough pracrced BY the
Democrats OF the Van Buren, school and il becomes
the independent, Electors OF the State watch viEsnty
their leading and guard well the privilege
ci..ug their own free will We rejoice tina, we have
reason 70 feel confident that Horace Greeley and Thur
low Weed speak honestly when they openly deny tn
insulting charges OF the Courier snd Express Though
no men are better qualed 10 advise, yet we believe
there are few less disposed 10 dictate who would fee
more grstied witness the triumph OF the pr!-c
pies OF Democracy. The Wing party Is truly demo
crane and accustomed TO bow 70 the vii Of the ajo-
" i; Is for the 0; the party say whether il
shall remain So Let al who feel interested II these
matters Attend the primary meetings 10y appointing Del
ecs,es and LEI the voice OF every one he heard
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Comment 5g .As PiGrs5rzt Wig.

II i EQUALLY lsTsrtshle and MUCH cAJ-. OF
regret 10 the Wigs OF the country that those journals
should have pursued course which renders neceS
sa-y :or The C-e 70 endorse thei- political oEnodoNy
there can be no doubt that their course i as detrimental
10 The advancement OF TIE Wing cause a. though heE
were in fact LocoFocos There Is hardly week passes
tnst DO extracts from these papers paFaaeu
in tue columns OF LocoFoco journals n derson OF our
men and measures They have made open war upon
some Of the best men OF our party-rnen who have
stronger hold upon the affections OF the people than these
editors ever hope 70 obtain ne people have long
and loudly called upon them 70 desist from this personal
warfare bUt they determined 10 rule or !i!i.-
How iar aey coUntenanced 5T the people OF the cry
OF NewYork cannot say. but we are very sure that
the people Of the Country are not win them
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M. Of I.ordner,s Lectures

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British aud American Prices.

Mr. Hale of the Journal OF Commerce has been
taking Trip to the head oil Lake Michigan. The
following are a part OF his observations
"At Cleveland | met with Yankee who had some
twelve years ago bought It large tract OF land on the
borders Of a stream upon the Canada shore. He had
erected wms and makes II the regular business
of hrigto bring his lumber Cleveland, Buffalo, &c.
and take back other goods He bought seucra bates o.
3o,rescs and loo uoOcns al Ctereta"d hch ne
.ad he could pay The duties upon and sill they 'oontd be
e4taper than h. could procure them Montreal any
tstere II, tic colonies Such fact speaks volumes as 10
the comparative cheapness OF those kinds OF goods
which Americans have made long enough TO become
skilled In the business.
An officer OF the customs at Detroit informed me
that formerly carpets and course woolens were Snug
sled from Canada into the United States but that now
tho current had become changed and carpets at least
were extensively carried the other way
Bear in mind, reader, that these are the " art
cles tchich the Poor use on which the Poor have
been told for three years past that they were taxed
three or four times as much the Rich had to pay
on their fabrics These the goods on which
Mr. w alker says we pay so many millions OF du.
tiee that do not get into his Treasury What is
the fact Mr. Hale, the ablest Free Trader among
u.s. bears testimony that many OF these fabrics are
not only cheaper than their British rivals, but so
much so that Canadian merchants actually come
ouer 10 Cleceiaad to buy our fa6rics and pay Cana
dian duties upon them. Do you hear that, Silas
Wright of Waterfowl, Do you hear it, DR. Den
&C IL,
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- The well and the sick arc invited to read Mrs
Carrol. adverti.snlent coneernins :he vapor Baths
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From he PongikecpSss Journal aid EasL
NEw-YoRE EXPAESs-We perceive that that hypo-
critical and treecheroUs concern the NewYork Express
OF Wednesday last contains en- stack upon the Wing
PRESS snd party, and also upon OF the most proi-
zen. and able Wig candidates. for nast Governor IN.
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ry PHALoS's M,GIc HAIR DYE, ne" and inyeias ar,
discovery warranted neither 10 smut nor 'asn on oe-s
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black, without muir
the hali or skin The great superiority OF nls Dye
fetal other Dyes requiring from ten TO twelve nons
produce any change is superior excellence wa 6 Ss
1870, c.r' bsy. bottle forwarded them by expreG
by sending cash enclosed TO l. Phaon, d Broadway w.
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle with 1!! directors y
us Civ gentleman are requested 10 cc!i al tie
nav. their whiskers dyed auS eooa
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Gearing un the snb-Trca.urx.


WASHINGTON Aug. - 1910.
The vB-TAEAsuRY BILL viii become the subject OF
fourth circular on; The OIL i;sc erer Kill BE- ana lereT
can be executed i. is mateTia! provisions The Spri:
O. the law already violated al! over the country and
It's letter also. The Clerk Of ne House and ne SeerfT
Of the Scud hGCc thui ftr days past isiTH itndT
ddciscmet Of the StcretGrg q ne Treasury his cepoS
ted zORcy jaHk anu this money they are OF course
paving out by CHECKS upon the bank The secretary II
IS said was oah 70 give this authority bat consented
10 i from the necessity o: the case lie had no means
or no convenenccs OF paying cut small demands and
the banks presented ;hemse~ ne most conEenent
TIE necessary and The most acceptable places OF
deposit and disbursement The banks are therefore N
usual, AND BECAUSE THE OFFICERS OF ThE Gov
ERNMEN- CANNOT EXECUTE THE Law OF CONGRESS-.
No wonder tina, Mr.. Benton called the SUP treasury ol!
hun!buc and the Secretary OF the Treasury cneat
The Treasury drafts continue 10 &c Issued OF all DC
nominations down nifty dollars and already make a
country The Treasury Department not only issues these
drafts bu. draws upon the repositories where there Is
no public money recently upon one OF the BANKS OF
Nev.Oreans where more money was cs4!ed ior oy l1e
Government than was deposited 20 the credit Of the Gov
err.nr By drafts and ogerdraits Treasury Notes and
Treasury Notes rcissued without limit up 10 ten millions
Of dollars Treasury warrants and treasury reqdsdons
Treasury specifications and Treasury orders, added 70
the accrued and accring revenue the Government may
De enabled ~ get along until Congress meets but Il l.
like one lame and blind and bent down by every con
ceivablc physical nhrnity Truly. this Administration
Is hunbuE
- w 2 Ot44SNS Ihl> cuo-A4 1A-S d ms -
surd ana calamitous measure butt has become the
Law OF the Land and it the duty OF all good Cit
zens to see thar it IS rigdy enforced and obeyed-
We shall discharge our part OF that duty we hope
others will do likewise and ii Mr.. Wa lker and his
subordinates do not perform theirs, we trust they
will be promptly impeached- Let US have no fool
ing about this act for it is really no joking matter
When the Law says good Bank Notes shall In no
case be received for Hostages, Duties. &c. and no
Government Funds deposited with or transferred
through Banks let that law be sterly Observed
II it don't answer or the People won stand it they
know how to help themselves but passing laws to
be disobcyed is bad business and must not be en-
dured Mr. Walker YOU would have this act, and
now you have got it Take care it is thoroughly
enforced
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- The Clereland P'Gmdsaler IN view OF the
utter hopelessness of slecting Loco-Foco to Con
gress from that District, ,Giddingss suggests the
nomination of some whoe.souled, liberal Demo
crat," and adds
II there are liberal MEN enough in the district 70
elect him let him go Congress though he eos elected
ana let him be seated in the lobby OF the House and
note the proceedings OF things Let him make speeches
when the House is in session, and vote in all the
caucuses OF the party quasi member from the 2Oth
Congressional District Let him write letters his con-
srens paying the POSTAGE informing US about matters
and things general; and let him De constituted com
mit,ee OF vigilance look after our political affairs
The certificates OF free thousand good Democrats who aerr
had Congressional Representative, should enrue him 10
Ill these privileges and the who will discharge these
duties faithfully shall be paid out OF the pockets OF the
hard listed. ."
Good we nominate J. w. Gray, Editor OF the
Plaindcaer for lobby Member aforesaid and col
lector OF his own pay The first Office would not be
hard TO fill, but the duties OF the second would be
apt TO be rather arduous. Try 1t
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PoLlcE-Ye sterday.-Niente.

DIsoRDEELY HoUsEs.-Complaints were yester
day made against persons for keeping disordery
houses in various parts of the City The complaints are
against John Kearney and English George Of No. 3l5
Wsterst.; Robert Lyon of BIT Wscer.st; Patrick Re-
gan Of 81: orange-s Herman Bardurf corner OF Cross
and Orange s;s. Anthony Croroa, corner Of Anthony
and Little Water Sta. Cornelius Drisco OF 81 Orange
ST; Terence Burns Of Il O-ange.st