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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
Purity of the Rnllot-Box.

The Troy Wig combats our opinion that there
was little Illegal Voting at our Delegate Election in
this City last week, and proceeds to say
"Whnt Is wanted for New.York and the other large
cities of the State Registry Lawand 1t the only
means OF preventing those sores on the body polite
from destroying the political vitality OF the agricultural
datricts II such law would consist with the Con.
rtttt6n IL H. let the Convention the obstacle
NO honest fnhn can ooect TO measure which would 10
great extent prevent perjury and shield the deares
privilege OF freernen from sbosa"
NV re arc and ever have been warmly iavora-
Registration of Legal Voters. to be com.
rescd and posted mp ions enough before each Flee
ZION to give chance for the detection Of every lille.
gal voter And, although we do not believe that
many Immigrants from Europe voted at our late
Election who had not been duly Naturalized. yet
we doubt not the side of Truth and Good Order
Suffered severely in another way from the absence
Of Registry. State Prison convicts, unpardoned,
are no, entitled to vote but they mainly copgregate
at the Five Points Corlaers Hook. and other sinks
Of iniquity in City where the Wings have
hardly voter and at whose polls aobody ventures
TO challenge for US. The consequence is that the
Five Points district gives COO Loco-Foco majority,
when we do not believe there are 500 legal voters
altogether residing in ii. So in other haunts oflewd
ness gambling and drunkenness. By all means, let
US have Registry.
But let the Wing be assured that no Registry
Law will answer the purpose so long as she Wigs
refuse to vote We implored entreatcd them TO
come out at the Delegate Election and secure the
choice Of candidates we'll known 10 be friendly TO q
Registry. They would not do it. Three iourths OF
the Wing voters in our City might have settled the
whole business and secured the establishment OF a
Registry. They meanly skulked by the Polls TO
their several places of business leaving the faithful
friends of Registry to be beaten down. All we
now ask is that they shoulder the responsibility of
their own recreancy and not turn it off upon the
Irish, the Dutch, Gov. Seward any body else
Why has the Wing no word Of reproof for them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

~ ShSps's SARsAg.AILLAltis lao 10 be too ncro.
dulUus especially aga when effects produced IN
amos every branch OF science which two hnodred years
common thing Scrofua is ncursble and yet the
eloquent testimonials OF Incapable OF fa-ehood
truth itself that hs te5rbs disease has cured
by Sandss Sarsapartla Now, put IL 10 Tho uupreju-
diced. who worthy OF belief they who have
I'd the properties OF lh. remedy and the evidence OF
lis efficacy those who having predetermined in their
minds that Scrouls cannot bs cured, have refused
investigate ths matter II IL unnecessary say what
will he the response Of every candid individual Scrouls
however only Of large class q diseases To the
OF which th!s preparation Is adapted testimonials al
ways accessible To the public. will show.
Prepared and acld wholrsal1 ana fe.a by A. B. d.
SaHDS Druggs.,, 100 Fulton-' Of William New
York Sold also n. L73 BrOnd~sy y Easl Broadway snd
by Druggists generally hrou ghout The United Sistss Price
81 per boltle. S bottl-- a., *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
The People va. .The par,y.,

One year ago. the Legislature of New Work, after
q severe and dubious struggle, passed An act re-
commencing Convention of Tx PROFILE of this
State This act was ratified by the People them.
selves in the ensuing State Election, by the over
whelming majority of Nine 10 One. Delegates
have accordingly been chosen, who are to assemble
three weeks from this day to revise our State Con.
stltudon.
But Ii does not suit tho wishes and the schemes
Of certain politicians that this should in fact be a
Convention of the People. They have determined
that 1t should be Party Convocation-a machine TO
grind certain Party clap,traps into the shape Of
Amendments to tho Constitution, and there stop
Accordingly. the wire-workers whose oracle and
chief is the very schemer who twenty years ago
wrote from Albany to Martin Van Buren, at w ash.
inston-" w hat man ought offer to the Caucus
and through 1t 10 tho People" flor Govenorl-" No
other measure will be 80 likely TO give us the power
In the State when most shall want it and who
concluded that particular man should be
nominated because he was VIGOROUSLY tickle false,
hearted and likely to deceive those friends who coz
6ded In his iniegrity-these wire.workers are now
moving heaven and earth to bring the Convention
int their leading stringa True their adberen,s do
but wha; of thati If they can, by tho wellproved
machinery of a Caucus, bring fourth more Of the
Delegates into subsection to them through their
au,omatx, the work is done. Forty Delegs,es ia an
available majority of One Hundred and Twenty.
eight provided Thirty moro will agree to be gov,
srned BY the foreordained decisions of msjoritv
Of the Forty and the Thirty in Caucus assembled.
Accordingly, the old shumb,screws and letters of
Party are furnished up ind n new Goa, of varnish
applied to them. that they may be ready for tho work
of controlling the Peoples Convention. Emissa.
ries are securing the State in every direction 10 rope
in any Delegates who may chance to be green or
susceptible TO fattery or promises and Party
Caucus of Delegates is called to NEE, in ALBANY on
the Saturday evening preceding the lst Of June to
nominate President &c. of the Convention Thi.
frs, step well taken all difficulty, it is thought, will
be obvisied. The Caucus screws once On cannot be
discarded. Committee of tho right sort will be
appointed to call future Csucuses at discretion and
then the work Is done.
we do not know that Party Caucuses have not
hitherto been held to selec, OE;cers OF Cons,itu
tionsl Convention. though we have no recollection
Of any snch case Should this one succeed, the
Convention viii have been ,sken on, of ,he hands
OF the People and given up 10 The PURPOSES of n
section of Party. We cannot vet believe thu,
the plot, though pushed with desperate zeal win
prevail
vS Thu SrsycA Comfy Coup,rp So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

FROM THE COAST OF AFRlcA.-By the bark
Rothscd Captain Lowr!e. arrived yesterday morning IN
oty days from Monrovla have received the following
Information relative 20 the s vessels on the coast In
ellgeDce of the death OF Purser Spencer received
through another source some time since.
Left az Monrovia Liberia, March 30th, L. s brig Dol
phn, Cope and L. y. soop Marion. Gem. Smonds. The
Marion had Just returned from down the coss..-
The purser of the Marion, John Spencer Jr Esq died
OF the fever the OF December si5. marine
has also died OF the fever.
boat belonging this vessel overturned IN
lug OF the Measurable River the morning the
30th and Joseph T. Bartlett, OF Maine, mdshpman and
a sailor named John johnson, were drowned.
These vessels expecting 10 SAL in day or two to
wndward soon "a they had completed taking in
stores and water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

" Messrs LIVINGSTON It WELLS have leased
for three years the Magnetic Telegraph between Buffalo
and Lockpor a, per Ct. on the capital stock, and will
have it In complete working order on the first of June
next which time Ia expected the main line between
Buffalo and Albany will sso be ready for operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

The MoRMoSs-We learn from an officer Of the
steamer Fortune that the Mormons moving very as,
from Nauyoo. Several hundreds ncsmped on the
banks Of the river opposite that city and yehcles OF
every description good and bad in great demand
there It be the general impression In the vi
cnity that OF the deuded followers Of Smith will
remove from the holy city by the lst OF May. This is
well for both parties concerned and may save vast
amount OF trouble and even perhaps farther eluson
OF blood. 81 Louis New Era.
The KIDsAPPERs-T Ohio Statesman says
the Grand Jury found bills Of indictment Ogansi
Justice Henderson and biz associates engaged In the in
famous Kidnapping Of Ph!nney and that the evidence
before the Jury positive II possible, than that
still in Jail and Is hoped be may remain there al
least until Phinney is restored to freedom
ACCIDENT or THE RAILRoAD-A young man,
named Peek about % years old, dangerously
wounded pomfret yesterday morning thai no hopes
were entertained Of hs recovery. He was riding in
Of, cars Of The downward train and struck bis head In
passing under bridge. Worcester spy, 9th
n" The extensive Touring mills Of Mr. Stack.
ford Of Burlington Iowa. were destroyed By FIRE the
18th ult young who attended the mill perisned
the flames. Some 80 barrels of hour and about 1000
bushels Of wheat were siso consumed. Insured for
5000.
e The Peoria, III. Register Of the 29th say the
Wheat heIts never presented promising appear.
ance than they 90 az this time and hear but
from al surrounding Counties. which IS that there
I fne prospect for az abundant Whea. crop.
r Mr. jobs Josssos, the supposed murderer
OF Mrs Bolt, pu, on tria! az Bn.hsmton, Broome
Co. on The 7.h inst.
e Elijah Peterson OF London Madison Co.
Ohio killed his faiher, Michael Peterson while In
II Of insanity. the 18th ut.
q JOSEPH ]. HOOPER, Esq the witty author
OF 'Tsknz me Census Capt. Simon Suzgsi &c has
become associated with the Ala. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

RESTORE YOUR HAIR -ph,oBs Hair invigoraor Ia tho
only article 10 elicusy restore hair, remove scur sud
dsndruf, aud to prevent hair falling This s
rr-asy MIXTURE such generally relmen off the
public by quscSs. 'of restoring tho hair &c but II Ia
huaon OF substances united by chemical sfhniy which
will 10 De- all that II forth In the Circular.
Prepared by Pnrlon, wig Maker and Hair Gutter. 81
Broadway tJudsons d5i-l For sats nv drug ana fancy
dealers generally IN city and country Price 80 cents
hDf ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
Court CaIendarru. Day.

Sr7REaE Corar.-Csuse No. u on the Calendar L now
Under argument.
cner1T Corsr-yos 5. IS. g. J. DOL to 22o, I. 10, Il.
ls, 20, 2iS, -, %, "a, Is, q, Is.
Coa1os PLzAs-P. Nos. III, p, 81, l23, rs ltT,
g, ia IS. Part 2-Sos. Il, 80, ss 49, g, LOG, go,
los, ITO, ~, S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

II PtrNses NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
the upper O: Broadway and Murray st, :. tho
interesting place to spend an hour that havo
on Broadway. Professor Plumbes for his visitors
is such tina; each party have by themselves
without interruptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
American seamcn,s Friend society.

This Association held s Eighteenth Annual
meetin. at the Tabernacle a.s evening Iha! spacious
building was deusy crowded ard addresses were made
,vRev E. E Adams. Sesmen's Chaplain at Hsrre
Measrs Clark and Leech SAilos and 6y Rev. Dr. Tying
Of ,his city.
An abstrsc, OF the Annual Report was presented by
ReyJ soauldiug one of the Secretaries, stating that
the Society has Chspsins and Sailor Missionaries at
Honolulu aud Laha;na. in the Sandwich Islands Al
Hsvre Stockholm snd Gottenburg. and has just appoint,
cd Mr. James Merrill, OF Princeton Theological Semi
nary. to the Cbsplaincy q, Canton.
The receipts for the past year have been $50 80
expenditures $4,000 &c.
Perhaps no field is now Yielding richer harvest of
moral improvement than the Al the foundation Of
this improvement is the establishment Of 50 Tenn
perance Boarding Houses for sesmen. along our sea.
board and the various Marine Temperance Societies.
numbering abou, 60 coo members. The Sailors Home
in New York has had within the year. 1926 sailor board
ers and in four years II s37 81 one-third pledged
temperance Five times al many seamen attend
Church present ten years ago The moral
phenomens OF the among the greatest wonders
Of the present age.
The Secretary presented the following illustration OF
these remarks:
European packet on her last homeward voyage,
experienced weather in crossing the banks.
Though sheeted with Ice the noble ship behaved well,
and her men bRt,led the elements bravely. One day
their captain called all hands aft and in consideration of
Their prompt and protrscted performance of duty In the
cod sni wet. offered each eas of brandy. Nineteen
out OF twenty four respectfully touched Their tarpauins
and begged, as cold water men 10 De excused
Rev Mr. Adams moved the acceptance and publication
Of the Report and spoke OF the encouragement TO sea-
The character of the sailor. said he, IS not worse
by nature than ours creature OF impulse, ne is easily
tempted his course in wckednessis fierce and headoag
and when the revel is past he comes forth with moro
tokens of perdton upon him. The masdy OF sin in
others may be rapid but il holds no, out such tokens
of It's march
Yet the sailor has heart ,ha, be touched with the
love o! household memories he man Ike ourselves
approach him SO Christian teacher even IN the midst
OF his eut or in the desperation Of !euorse and he WILL
turn TO you with submission AID confession and promise
OF amendment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

PocSEr AND Pan KstvsS-A beautiful assortment OF
the above be Inc Subscribers which will
found some OF tho splendid and unique patterns
ever imported 20 ,hs country.
my,s stood a. SAUNDERS L SON. III Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

~ Lake Superior News is the title OF week.
~ paper proposed to be published at Copper Harbor by
Messrs. E. D. Burr Co. the number which to
make It's appearance on the arst of June next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
RRnoKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS. Brooklyn.-Thls
SPLEEN dd edfce of which have before spoken Is 10 be
dedicated this afternoon-seryicts commencing At 81
clock Rev Or. Cheever, have heard, is to preach
,hO .crmen which announcement ave sure, particular
" on such an OCCASION will draw crowded house We
will venture the opinion Judging from what NE know of
Dr. c. that something interesting will be said OF the char
actsr influence and many trials ii cur Pilgrim Fathers
OF that love of principle which characterized their
~ movement.
The prospects of the Church OF The Pilgrims under
stand to be very promising far numbers eonceru
ed New England has large representation OF her chill
dren in our City. and this in building
Congregational Church shows commemorate love for the
institutions OF Home. sweet Home
e The large hotel in Ful,on-st. near Clinton,
being erected by Dr. Van Pet OF Brooklyn going up
rapidly. VIII have range OF underneath. adorr
cd with handsomely cut granite columns, and Will be q
great ornament to that par; Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

n" The IVORY CHRIST. which has been ex
hiblng throughout, the South and West last a, st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

PORTABLE SHAVING CASES The .ubschben assortment
embrace. every variety OF Travelling Dressing Case sus
HE either for long short journey, containing all that 10
necessary for The toilet
my.2 s,eod G SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

e The Courier states that Mr.. Johnson, whose
mysterious disappearance from Rome. n. y. we
have already chronicled, was seen in this city on
Fridxylas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

II The Governor of Michigan hss vetoed the
Bill 10 incorpora,e,he por; Huron snd Lake Michi-
gan Railroad Co,-,he Northern Rsilrosd as i, is
commonly called.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

II 4 mong the latest batch OF Presidential A p
pointmen,s confirmed BY The Senate (ma!nly renewa.)
we soc none of any consequence but this
WILLIAM s. ISEKor to be Collector &c. the por, Of
Fairfield Coucut, vice Stephen Louasbery. appointed
during the OF the Senate, in place Joseph Thomp
son, removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

FAY's SAnsApARrLLA Ia and l36 Fulson.s,,-A,ten.
ton called advertisement first page ofths paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

II Gettysburg Pa. elected Wing Charter Of
fcers on the 18th inst. There was no opposition on
the part of the Loco Focos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
Business Nntieee.

METALLIC TAELsr RAZOR SrRor-The Oldest and
approved article In having been bsore The public
Tor The last thirty yearV be bad nj the subscrbeu'
q. SAUNDERS X son,
ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

~ TIE LEGISLATURES of MAINE will meet on
Wesinesd sY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The body
on Wednesday refused prin, the report OF the Com
rsIsee Discipline Tor thai certsn proposed alter
a.ons ire!stngic Slavery We presume) would create
excitement IN The public mind. A report in favor of
estaa!shlng Two Book Concerns one al the South and
the o,aer a. the West laid the table On Thur
day The Conference elected Rev WV. CArxss D. D. Of
South Carolina. and Rev. RosSRT PAYNE. of Tenn,
B'hop of the Meshodis, Episcopal Church South The
vots on second sailo; ,sood for Dr. Capers Sc DR..
Payne ~. DR.. ssscom 70. besides scattering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

FEST OF MAY.-Those OF our suu ser, LIT.
-, -, ,h.,, .ddre..es e. the Counting Room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12
michigan nndSlux.

Throughout our recent canvass for Delegates 10
the Convention, the Loco Foco candidates in Coun-
ties where the An,i.Slavery sentiment is powerful
uniformly lodged the question of Free Suffrage by
saying they in favor of separate Submission
Of this question TO the People. But whenever the
ideaof allowing all citizens 10 vote likely TO be
unpopular, there they came out very plumply and
noisly against fried WOOL ringers" amalga-
nation" &c. &c In this City not word was heard
from them about separate submission; :" the watch
word was Down with the Nisgers!' and by thus
cheating back and forward the Convention has been
carried.
In Michigan. the game played is differently in
terms but the same in essence. Thousands Of the
citizens had pettoned the presen, Legislature that
the word white" should be stricken ont of the
clause of the Constitution which defines Suffrage SO
as to render i, universal. a Joint Resolution look
Ing 10 such change was reported in the House and
came up for final action the ID inst, A Loco. Foco
move 10 strike ont the word male" also, so TO
allow females TO vote as well as all men. This was
carried by the enemies Of Free SuHtage-2o TO IL
In this shape after debate in which the and
object of the trick was thoroughly exposed the joint
resolution has sone TO third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

PoMERoY, Hrig~. Co. ono May TN, 1870.
MEssRs. coM,rOcS = Co 81 Corilgnd.st N. Y-Gentls-
nt that am entirely ont Of tho Indian vegetable
Elixir and He~ess Nerve and Bone Lnimen and have call
upon call for them. you 20 send me dozen Of each
possible, for arm losing every day ny not hsy
ing them had call for six bottles yesterday and there
-four times many wanted Ia Ihs neg hborhood
hH performed several wonderful cures, every Old
man. woman and child that has pain Of kind sup 10
about H. and almost ready dispatch for being
out off, Respectfully, NJ sTRlDER mYI2 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

GoURAVo AND BIS CoNKEsPoSDEsrs-Among Tho nd.
erous tributes praise of hi. scheks Hlln Hdieaed
Soap which DR. Gouraud is daily receiving. tho following
poeca from fair friend Ia the di.tsnt region Of ILL
uois selected for publication much for s Tscness
It's poetic beauty. The "lsdys fsyrs who wisds 90 pss
nc pen OF hittery when ssy that shs
Possesses tho sift OF genius In rare dpgres and shs
will favor with her name. We will cbserfully comply
with her request As regards tho brother or lover hcy
must he more savage th,n ConssDtinopl. the Grand
TURK IL they would Iaugh scorn" tho efforts OF fair
lady become still falr-r 10 s eyes and with this re-
dsmiss them, under threat that they become OBJ
r6perovI viii place Of Pouire, Subes al tbs
adys disposal! wh-r-wi shs every hair from
their Aead. ito nothing Of hiskerJ leaving hem hope
lessy bs!dhraded and sbamefuIly bsrelAcedi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

" The SENECA County COURIER, an excel.
len, WING paper at Seneca Falls. is heocesor,h to
be ISSUED Semi Weekly as well as Weekly: So per
annum, and 81 so. MiIliksn i Fuller, Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

Dr. hZLLryGEEs LIsiNgST.-Tbis great remedy Ia te
wcGder II age There has been ,ho'n 70 ne pcp
Nc IN Ice lat tweoiy yesrs equal for The ifnme5.te ano
permanent OF ali Rheumatic, scroa Qua and Cusceocs
des,c AL old Of every nsture are soondly egie
IN few dsys- Nr Arnold Mason, contractor OF NE
Bridge Harlem river cured Of RheumatbIn o. :.
wears standny by tas 10 VI three bottles To be bad
20 John-st wholesale AID re.a a. 30 Cts per bottle
pys Sieod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-12

Dear Doetor Gourqud
You, OF al! know,
Are Ihe one VINO Ia destined fortunes " make.
And though mother snppOses
There's care for red nosrs,
Your counsel and Soap 'ln determined " lake
What whiten faces.
And remove all the traces
OffreekLtI and pimpieI, oilea and VIVA! not
Sure Of ali hat< Invented
In this age dr1nsnIsd,
Your Soap bears the pslu-ii so b!esses our lot.
Now, we're anxious 10 Try,
Yet how webuyiH
From The place where us sold hundreds Of miles
Ard ahoud brother lover
Our purpose d.cGy-r, fsmiles.
They would langa US 20 scorn, acd TO frowns hsir
Could gs; Mr. Greeley
To appreciate really,
Our woeoegoor faces, with p,mpL<s 0erEpresd,
Hs bsnryoieut splrt,
Would, forgying dernerii,
ln his h-et fad place where these Ines 10 read
Now, Is Or. Gours1d
Our abode cannot know,
We would say shoud he choos- nice package 10 sepdI
Please dIec, 10 Elno,te
The town LHtie F1rt
Lake Cortty and geaty obHge Youa True FRrEsD.
April !ith, l2i5.
~ Dr. Gorlra1cl Italian nesiea,d Soap so e.rn.bIs
purifier phiLrn-r Of ts- ssin PouIeI SuttLJ
ert;rpEt!ng supeff1OuI ba!f GrecvI H.r I Tor color
lok red gh; nir beautiful blscz Liquid Rouge,
for parting permanent sO.nes4 pale 10
fact shy ofthe valuable conpo1nds prepared By
D. Fell, GOgrsud only be bad genuine (plea,e
This 10 mnd) hs depot, 81 WaIEers frs. from
Broadway Boston, Jordan, Miik.l Lowell, Csrtoci
Albany, r!erce myli q