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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
From the Constitutional Convention.

Correspondence Of the Tribune
ALsAsT Friday Oct
The Convention has agreed that when TIC d1t-
ferent Legislatures b. rnaiorires OF al the mem
bers have adopted an amendment 10 the Constir7-
non. it shall 90 to he People for their Judgment
and the People shall decide once IN twenty years
whether thev wal hsve Convention which may
also be obtained II the way that this one vas.
The following very important section changing
the pecuaiaIy relations Of parties through the Mar
rage contract was moved b. 3lr Harms and adopt
ed b. majority Of !
All property Of the wp owned 5y 81 the t1ls q
her marriage and that acquired b her sfter7Fard .
gift de-se decent OF Otherwise ihsn from her husband
providing for ;he registry OF wea separate proper
H. and more clearly defining me nights OF the wife
thereto well property held By her with ner nus
oand.
The Conv en.ion are sill section rsi OF the re-
port on the Elective Franchise. Yours, &c-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We do not care how stringent are the provisions
bv which the New Constitution shall guard the
Circulating Medium Of cur State from depreciation,
but we insist that the securities exacted shall be
certain and tangible, not contingent and guessed
Mt. Let them be snfeiy locked in the strcDgb box Of
the COMPTROLLER aud not floating about in the peck
cts or the specula;ions OF the bankers II the
amount Of security ROW exacted on the issue OF
Bank Notes be not sufficient 10 ensure their re-
demption at all times let it be doubled or even
trebled But what is called Personal Liability IS
deluson and wrong. invest 81. goo IN Bank
which has capital Of 100000. The State has n
perfect right to say. Put your whole 100000
in the public chest, and YOU may issue s5oooo in
Notes thereon and no more. But when we have
complied with al its requirements honestly and
faithfully. there our liability should stop. Tocome
npon us for another 100000 because bankrupt or
fraudulent borrowers have stripped us OF our first
is not right. and II tends to deter prudent men OF
capital from investing III connection with those Of
less means
The simple, obvious rule with regard to Corpor-
ate Liability is, Make all men talfl aeis ld'gt@
contracts TO he letter. If they prefer Individual
Liability to the public, Holdthem to that. Butitthey
say We have subscribed andpaid in 100000, to
be employed insuch or such f business we pledge
you the faithful application of that sum 10 the sat
isiaction of whatever Liabilities we have incurred
or may incur you don't like that security do al
trust us.-we really cannot see why the State
should Interfere between the parties and say You
shall NOT bargain as 5on mutually choose but as
ace dictate Can any one say why
We greatly wish the Convention had had the pa
tiotism to say that the dictate of Common Sense
in this matter should he the law of the land but
as Party necessity would not permit this we ought
perhaps to be thankful that what it has done is
worse-than we find it.
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caaa,.s.. ser,s j.,

t.rah,yx made roo,n AZ much iDcdnyenierce ioz Z
s,n account of the Conquest Of Santa Fe BY our
A,roy Of the W est, led BY Col. GOV Brig Gen. s.
W. Kearney Wewish our readers, and especially
those with whom the term Republican is some
thing more than the catchwora Of Party to con-
sder this whole matter OF Conquest n The !ight OF
Christianity and Freedom, and ask themselves .:
what rigi: do subject he Santa cans % '1eu
treatment How have they deserred It al cur
hands What necessarr ends DO Te propose 70
ACCOMPLISH BIZ their subiugation2 They never
L.-e been CDR enemies but constantly our friends
-,,,r .,sr,ote but excellent neghbors and custom
Or. we have long carried On g profitable and III
crA,.ing trade with them which We are new
breaking up and Missouri VIII no more obtain their
roId in exchange for her goods But this is
ondary consideration.
1t will be seen that Gen. Kear1ley t*ho We must
presume, acts by autbort'5 has declared all New
Mexico annexed 10 the United States-the West
side Of the Rio Grande a. veil as the East And
not this only he has been compelling the prnciPa!
inhabitants To stre1r allegiance ia tie taed Stat2s
thus violating their alegiance TO Mexico and rem
derng themselves liable TO punishment as traitors
should Mexico regain that countrr. What com
roeDtar7 is the description Of the scenes at this
swearing allegiance on she pretence that our sol
diers we're generally haed as de'irerersi 1t seems
to Us tha. Gen. Kearney, in thus compelling Next
cans TO swear allegiance U this country virtually
at the point OF the bayonet, has grossly abused ms
power and outraged the established laws Of " ar.
The St. Louis Ne1 Era lNativej says:
The question now arises is New Mexico part OF
the United States or II If by virtue OF what
law or treaty did 1t become so Il New Mexico Is 10 De
part Of the United States Whist TO be the terms Of
admission arc the tribes Of Hestzoes, rnu
latroes half Indians and babarous Mezicans N be ad
nitted as citizens of the United states Il we sre 10
acquire as citizens all the motley population OF Mexico
II will re mos, unfortunate acquisition. We before
had territory enough but by all means we do not need
any additions 20 country OF such population az
that of New MEXICO The ignorant, degraded popula
ton of Mexico are not fit materials 20 form American
citizens Our present population Is sufficiently he'ero
gencous and dscordent without any such additions 10
our stock OF citizens People who have been raised as
the slaves OF despoic Government, and in state OF
gross ignorance are fit 10 control the desies OF
mis- country would consider the addition OF lew
millions OF such people to our country as great hhohN
,yti.io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03
Kings County in the Field /.

ton at Elatbush on Thursday and nominated Tor
Asserubly HARMANuS b. DURYEA OF Brooklyn
JEREMIAH VAN RRUNr of New Utrecht
JOSEPH RoUGHToN Of WilliSrnsburgh.
Saer;F.-.- ANDREW 3. HODGES of Wiisnshurgh
Clerk JOHN NJ HICKS of Brooklyn
CSrosers. NICHOLAS CORNELL OF Brooklyn.
RODENT ANDERSON of Bushwlck
VIM. II. GREEN OF Flstlsuds
ABRAHAM DrrMAs of Grsyesend
THIS is strong and good ticket. Mr.. Hicks, the
present popular Clerk, received over 20 of the 80
votes on the first ballot, Mr.. Hodges is the eth-
Client Supervisor of Wilfamsbursh We hope for
the election OF the whole ticket
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The Regular, Candidates.

iStias Wright is again the candidate Tor governor
OF the cnba who for thirty years have done their
utmost 70 belitte and retnrd New or IN her march
to greatness, by system Of Political chlcanc IN
which the success Of the Party and the promotion
of its leaders are made the ends instead of the
means of Political action. The junto who have
steadily opposed and detained the Internal I'm
provement policy which has made New York the
Empire State-who stubbornly withheld from the
People the right Of choosing their own Presidential
Elcctors-xho hunted De Wit Clinton to his grave
and then shed crocodile tears over it-who boosted
of saving the Tariff of AZ by his vote in order to
gain the power of destroying it--who ostentatlousN
resolved that Texas should moi he Annexed IN such
mnSner ms to increase the Slave Power IN our
Union, and thus achieved the power to add one
third 10 our Slave region-this iunto comes before
the People for judgmentir the person OF lis subtle
cold.hcarted mas.erspirit Silas Wright Their
hour is at hand
We are assured that Wright hesitated ialtered
concluded not to accept denomination yet ne he's
been driven to accept it. To decline would be a
plain confession OF his CONSCIOUSNESS that he could
not be reelected, he has resolved to take his des
perate chance OF reelcction since defeat can be no
worse than flying the track He could not have
pleased us better
And now q word to the Doctors Of Laws ~
Party Democracy-the sticl,lers for regular nom'
nations Two Democratic parties. so styling them
selves are regularly organized in several Counties.
conspcuously in Oneida. Each has held its Con.
vention and nominated Delegates to the State and
Senatorial Conventions. The latter assembled.
kicked aside the Old Hunker Delegates from
Oneidn admitted the Barnbuners and nominated
G. c. Sherman for Senator Onthe other hand the
State Convention put aside the Oneida Barnbuin-
or Delegates, admitted the Hunkers. md NOM.
mated silas Wright for Governor. Now both Of
these nominations cannot be regular Tor certnny
one OF them was made by Convention wrongiuly
constituted Which is icgitmatc aud unautho'
lied Who will answer
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- Tie Ua,on has been forward to contradict
statements made in our columns VIII it nov an
swer US these questions
J. Has not Gen. Taylor recently minated to The
Government his desire to be aided or relieved N
the command in chief against Mexico
?. Has not Gen. Scott recently urged upon the
Government his claim to command the Army adj
vancing on Monterey, and been colby refused
3 Is it not the purpose OF the President to up
point one OF the new Generals OF his own creation
to the chiet command Of our forces invading Mex
ico2
We ask for information. and on good grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

" THF STEAMSHIP COtBnh sailed from Bos-
halfpast o'clock on Thursday with % passen'
gers whom for Halifax. 1t appears that by
stupid blundcr part of her mail diverted from
ire destination The New-York mail bag. containing
about GOO letters arrived due and was placed
near the door of the Posoifce Thence it was taken
by mistake by the land mail driven and borne on to the
old Colony Railroad
The mistake, says the Boston Courier was soon dis
covered IN arrangement was made 10 keep the Cam.
bria back tor an hour and Mr.. Pomeroy the chief
officer OF the post Office started express over the Old
Colony road bring back the missing mail He sue
ceeded in reaching II, and his way back IL the
city and reached the draw the Neponset river
without accident But the draw OF the bridge was open
and the engine and express precpitard into the
river.
1t was fortunate tina, all connected were not killed
Mr. Pomcroy badly injured and was left at Nepon'
set in critical though hopeless situation The 9th
er persons connected with the express and the letters
OF the trayed mail arrived in the City last evening the
latter very much danpened well as badly delayed
by the untowsrd accident.
We hear that Geographic dispatch was sent to bos
ton Yesterday morning ordering the letters to be- sent
back here.
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The Conyention-La,er.

The Albany Argus OF yesterday, after announc-
ing the vote by which the Convention decided (63
10 Ss to retain the provision of present Consn,
futon respecting the Right OF Suffrage FOR CoIored
Voters, see our Report proceeds
Mr. CiAxEE then moved 10 strike cut the SIX months
rsdenee IN the country sd require 90 instead OF 10
days residence in the District This was divided and
soth branches OF separately lost Mr. CRooSER moved
TO chsnse the six months residence in the county
two--Lost NJ SwAcSuAMsx proposed 70 amend 80 as
10 put the secton IN the shape precisely the
pTesen, Constitution stands This proposition WAS de
bsied uni near O'Clock No question Adjourned
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|, Y. IIth Con. District-Essex N Wash. Cos.
Corresp0ndence of The Tribune

ESSEN Co. Sept 20, lsld.
h. GREELEY. EsQ-Dear Sir; The Wings of
this County have to-day nominated ORLANDO KEu.
looe, Esq Tor Congress in the 18th District n. y.
This District is composed OF the Counties of Washing.
ton and Essex, and is represented by f. r. CuIvEx
who declined a reelection, as the location belonged TO
Essex
MIR. KrLLoGG is n true, genuine hard,working prsc,i-
csl Wing This Distric, is good for 900 D
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GoURAuD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE

LULA wRIGHT-CASTo V.
TIM. ma iesly yet nlodesty Of mien
Belonged 20 julia Wright beyond compare
70, these and other reasons twin be seen ,<.
Our heroine had some charms wtich made sr''-
Despite her pinplsd, tanned and freck!ed sSiS-
Despite the fiery rednesa o. her hair
A gentle SOUL you might distinctly trace
Sesuling nom he. tsrk eve, and classic tses -
POOR JULtAS pimpIe, tanaed, and tfeekleS AZ -
The theme Of many rude jest which she might hass -
ID By Using GOURAUD'5 Italian Med'eated SpdP, -
would have made Ger skin white snd soft as e:ef
GoTRAUD's Poudy,s Sabhes would have ersd,esaeI
nasty ioustache from her upper Up; a. 1so G
DE .he could nave co!ored hes red hair oeznIss
blsck ore touch OF GOURAUD'S Liquid RosFt
pale cheeks would aaye given them an innH'oFs''s'
DR. FELIX GoURAUD'S renowned prePsr.ic@, q
only be obtained genuine al his depot, 81 Wsissfs
store from Broadway.
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~ PtuArE's DAsrEKxxorrFEs never have. sss m.
baby never will be equaed by those OF shy other .-
snd The perfection to which he has brought this s.. -
sl only shows what genius snd enterprise e,s
ecmphsh. THE PtrnsE NATIONAL DAsrEnsrAy o..
,ESr, 81 Broadway is mos, delightful place to ui
axsy sn hour or two
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Of tha f,r~eyB-7i * d: MED starr o. .,etls spstss
10 f ar,tA hist said forces were composer %
ssug:rar >svases, and for NStich uishy -
heir homes 10 hide themselves IN me .s
tlat 70 s.1ry no pro.ectsa u their lives OF proPtf
b. expected frlui n1n aIi'isr 90 ~, 50
and in order TO srpase these fesrs thought II
places tie procsua,ioa 81 the chief OF sale forces u
which he following - IL
He then read the proclamation which Gen n asa ssH'
aI,ong the MeScans IN advance.
Thursday. .ipg 20th, zad Fr7dIy, 2iSt.-Ihe
General sits in mis- room and Is constantly: receiving VIZ
its from me o;osrS Of exCoy Ari'lo snd others VINO
led on ms spproacil To al who Tcnlain quiet ara
pesceable nc promises protection Many OF them coie
benny fscy Of calming s their fears, and he - VII
ming iaurels among then, daily. Ex-Goy Arnlo has
-srrsinlv led The cannon he took from ine piaee
have been rctaen By Capt Fischer Snd VIII De here
soou The gun taken from the Texan prisoners was
sf. II uiountan, carriage destroyed me gun 0'SSs
SIX FOUNDER, has been -ecovereG
Saturday, Aug SaI.-The General IS still re
evi. visits and attending matters and thlnss wh.ch
are referred him Cap: Waldo OF the To.thtvTs
trsnsati1s the written laws which can % to1hS
SnRdIs Aug 23--The General an MS stan
snd some other officers 20 church today There
are no seats in the church except one Tor he Governor
and a bench on which his subs SIT Cen a. occupied
the former and We the st;er The ch and the rSSsI
kneel OF 1T on the door best taey can zen we
Priests were ready the serves commenced WIN p'''
OF music unlike Whist had heard IN tle ulseoe.
ana pretty we'll PLAYED This continued Win iiTerent
pieces Of music I'll the ceremony WAS over AMER
which they escorted the General 10 MS quarters VITA
music
There i evidently srge proportion OF very ignorant
people here and many OF them seem TO ihnA JadSins
or their department thst they have no Tehts ana are
bound 70 obey their superiors When our la"s ana IN
srittious aye established here the resources OF the
country will be developed and these peopr WI" De
come prosperous and happy
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This being te 1saSi EaBy s,,, Alsy st sc s,.,,.,
When t1dies and children in the hxSt OF snSn,,
variety OF au,aseH,cEts here, great Numbers viii -.
gaze 10 witness the unique and interesting apoe,r,.
ths Shaker family, and other entertainment. w w.
Nc ,y-,i to Col Cha'sr. d. Nrviui, D,,-,
al hours. tss'"se 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

~ Does IouR WYE SISTER KNOW that Mr. "
GARDNER. of s2 Greenwich-s has purchased At sru.,
incredible luv prices the stock OF very heavy establish
that has lately failed such Is the case Over 81 m
worth of ch Fall Dry Goods vii, be offered on Monday
prices far below any thing heard before In New
York and for toe greater convenience the large second
door will also be- arranged for this sale.
y. b, The Store will be closed Saturday In order 10
nrrun thr Goods 10 ".
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ptsrAToEzs F0z TIE TRIBUNE
eyMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From syracuse.
Loco-Foco STATE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE. Fridzy Morning Oct

SYRACUSE, Fridzy Morning Oct >.
The Convention adjourned about nidnight.
Their Canal Commissioners are J F. HUDs5S q
Ere and CoRyELIrs L ALIEv u W-ashing'o2-
Fer thing Is Barnbarner
TIE proceedings throughout we're marked Win
great acriInony, ana haTe passed CT Without the
usual Presages Of union and success
Yours &c
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BrFEA1n- Fndar eTsning

STATE OF THE MARKEr.-Sales Of Chicago
Wheat g cents Racine do 80 cents Flour mixed
Michigan and Indiana SO Zanesville Battle Creek
and smthheld Flour at s4.55 choice Ohio al So.
Lockport - Cheese is in good demand at q cents per
70 Pork. Mess $40 per Dol; Prime al g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

Mn. BRApSuRYs NEW FLORAL ClAssEs-Nr.
prepared To receive Pupils in hi, new Juveng.
Singing Glasses. now forming They meet at presen,
every saturday in the Lecture Room of the Bap,is, Ia
benscle Mulbery.st. at O'Clock and in tho Iecturr
Room OF Dr. Patterns Church Spr;nsst a, O'Clock. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

GREAT SALE or SitAwAs-SJephen Barker. ~
Grand St would respectfully call the attention OF pur
chssers to his large stock OF .haws selected with III.
greatest care, from the latest u,portAoDs consisting ii
long and square Broche and Cashmere Shswls prnte,
Cashmere do mode colored plain and embroidered IN,
bet 10. rich IndouN do printed Terseri do Pan. DANA,
&c do; heavy Wool do; Rob Roy DO. with many 9th
styles which he viii dispose of at grea, reduction
from tormcr nriccs.
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iEAgDY go2 DEArSEss.-Why VIII people e' ~
Nc on sill furnish speedy relief to all who sfe s
with periodical deafness 6ukZing noises dfre5leas
in the ear There mistake the rrreu :. ~
Oh ana any one calling ~ Corandst and erHn ",
certificates and letters OF recommendation iFnH -
who have used the Article and been cured BY ~ we A
hesitation ia saying thai iley viii giyeta TiA-
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~ KNox. l2a Fuou-sl. (sun Bulldngl deeuins 1t
TO enter into particulars respecting As Fail
Fashions for 1916, would simply s new .yye
will excel In beauty lighnesa, and color any thias
offered 10 ;he hat wearing public of New York Hi
prices are a. low ms hIa hats are fine oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-03

~ FRENCH SPOKEN is the title OF new
system for teaching the French Language by Mons Ed
ward Church, published By BENZ B. Mussey, Boston
Second Edition. We have looked this book through
with care and like it much. ~ Church, will be
by mis- advertisement another column has
among with teaching his system. We have
attended several of his Lectures Lessons at the Lee
,ure Room of the Society Library, and are by
alone the opinion that his mode Of teaching is far
perior % that generally adopted In th. country.
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rspy o,-Ts1ny or ro-DAY1s PAPER.-c
.,.ss MEETING: or the Wings of New

~ MASS oIEETING Of the Wings oil ne"
York.-Tbe wt5g Electors Oh ine oi'' w I'm!
$50 a, yct.onei Hill, cauaI-st. on WEDSESDAl
;vEyi. the 7tt Of October at O'clock, for the pur
nor, freceivng The Report Of their Deegarea 70 The STATE
convratou held 3, Utica he 22a Of September OH ane
correspond to the nominations there made ofJoHS YOUNG
sor eo,crnor. and HAMILTON FISH for Lieutenant Coz
erpor. and Of CHARLIE Cook and THOMAS CboTEs ioi
cenal courassioner'
~ order Of the Wing General Comnttee-
j. PHILLIPS PRGNfX, Chairman.
ABsi. r LAWRENCE, Assistant 90.
JAaEs a. pIsRrEY, Secretaries os.,
CHAxLEs CRANBERLAISS
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DIED {:

At Orange. New:Jersey, the 18th sept ALICE
FISHER only daughter OF Dr. Horace and Mary D. Kim
ball, aged years and months
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MARRIED

1t Trinity Church, on Tuesday AFTERNOON Sept ST.
by Rev DR.. Whitebouse Dir. HENRY BINGHAM to Miss
CATHERINE WOLF daughter OF Mrs. Cornelis Many.
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Observation-Disclosures

MaSsAcHusErrs.-ExPre ADAMS has
been nonsina;ed by the Wings of With DISTINCT OF
Massachusetts for reflection 70 Congress
Hon. AMOS Aasorr Of Andover is the Wing
candidate tor Congress in the IlTd Distinct
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wb,a Cansidn1e for sheriu.

wILLIAMw, LYON, who has been selected b
the Wing County Convention Tor Sheriff, is one Of
the present Deputies and resident OF the Thir-
teenth Ward He Is firm and uuc Wing, an IN
austrious and capable business man, and worthy
citizen, of whose election we have strong hopes as
it is nearly certain that H. c. Westervelt is to be
his opponent Three years ago we elected good
Wing Sheriff when hall our voters We're saying
40 it's no use--the Locos will elect their man, OF
courser't But the other sort Of Wings insisted
that there Hos use and they went 10 work aud put
intheir man A like spirit now will produce like
esult Shall We not Try it Who says Mo-