New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
Tie Election Mt Hand-Important Caution ms
10 Canvassing.

Mr.. Controller Flagg and his colleagues Of the
Loco Foco State Central Committee have issued
Circular to their party throughout the State in re-
gard to the Judicial Election Just at hand, OF which
we give the material portion which will answer
for our meridian as well as theirs 1t is as follows
"The Conventions In the several Judicial Districts
have presented candidates Of undOubted capacity and
integrity and the excellent character OF the nuinhA
lions generally throu ghout the state has already IN
great degree claimed the minds Of those who have snci-
psted evils from submitting the choice OF jun
csl officers the OF the people the tipuhei
which has exercised the most beneficial control 10 All
other departments from the first establishment OF our
Government As A free State We already have sssu-
rance In the preliminary arrangements that the coming
election will prove that the choice ot Judiciary may
be safely condded 20 the ballot boxes and That the re-
suit will fully vindicste the cspaby OF IN intehsrhi
people for self government by showing that the selrc
ZION of agents Ia all departments Executive, Legislative
and Judicial safely be conhded 10 the tree SURFACES
OF the of electors.
The time intervening between the nomination and
the day Of election IL short that the undersigned hope
be excused for specially urging the Central Commit
of Counties 20 take immediate steps 20 nduce the
Town Committees to organize the several towns and
election districts In such manner As 10 bring out all the
Democratic voters
The Judicial Election IA Fixed by the set Of the last
session on Monday, the 9TH Of June. This IVES done
without recurring the fact that the % Section Title
5 OF the General Election Lsw OF le42, provides mat
the County Csnvssssrs sha meet al the Clerks ONCE
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Election before one o'clock which In this comes
the sth of June, the day after the Election. A. The
polls IN the country kept open until The setting OF
and the County CauvAssers 20 meet on me
next day At one o'clock leaves only about IL hours
after closing OF the polls 10 esch Election district 10 can
the in the district 10 return copy OF sueh
canvass the Office Of the Town Clerk snd 20 deposit
the orgna from the several districts Win the super
visor and for him 70 rescb the County Clerks once
The Committee Of each town should urge upon The
District Inspectors the importance Of getting the re
into The hands Of the Supervisor an Asessor
the Supervisor csnnnt attend without Visiting the -
hours SLOWED by the 4-h Section Tile I. Of the Eee
ton Law Tue forms OF the certificates Of the Canvass
should be prepared beforehand IS far a. praeuea
Bile and the Supervisor should be prepared 20 start As
soon originals of the District from the
several Election Districts placed in his hands II
the Of votes from every District shall not be
produced on the sth the County Csuvassers are re
CURED 70 adjourn 10 convenient hour the 9th OF
June - Title 10 the larger COuntss considerable
effort will be required the part Of the Canvsssers
and the Supervisors get the District certificates OF
canvass the Clerks Oce in time for the County Can
vsss And the Inspectors of Election heretofore
have had q hours make their return 10 the super
and the latter officer hiss been allow ed Elk dsys 70
meet the County Csnvsssers ~ the Clerks Once II
msy rrquire considerable effort 20 communicate 10 Al
these officers the change in the time allowed for these
services, BY the oversight referred to-
tFs We learn that Rev WIN. B. o. PEABODY,
\ D. D died in Springfield, Mass. on Friday last
I Inc sphere OF MI. LShoou! usciIihess has No'
been confined to the pulpit In the various walks
of literature, he has displayed eminent excellence
poet beleseitres scholar ard critic be has been
equally distinguished Ills versi6estson is smooth bis
thoughts original his expression true 70 nature be Is
seldom prolix aud obscure The correctness Of
bis qGshed him admirably for the oee Of critic;
while his own intellectual excellence saved him from
being envous and his kindness Of heart from being
unnecessarily For he would rather invent beau
/ ties than imagine faults.
His poetry has been published sud admired sna with
BIS various Contributions 70 Reviews and other nisce
laneous productions has done NUN 70 essbsh the re
/ puSstion Of New Eng AID literature
As minister Of the gospel. he VAS pious without pre-
tension and prseiieed the precepls he taught bis he
out Of the pulpit eoUnrmed the beauty q so3aness
which bis sermons inculeated be vas a. hoasst as be
vss eloquent
Rev DR. WALKER. Of Cambridge breaches on Tuesday
pext the funeral sermon the Aa residence Of the de-
ceased and one could discharge with more ability
and fitness the melancholy Office.
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