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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TION

The Democrats Of the State are requested to elect the
number of delegates to which they are entitled, viz one
for each town, and one additional for every Hity demo.
cratic votes the last annual election, to meet in
convention at Montpelier, on Tuesday, the 18th day O
July next nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose ofnomn
ating State Ticket ticket of electors of President md
Vice President and traDsactng any other necessary bust
ness
Gil. G. EASTMAN,
J. e.. IIASWEIIn S,,o
STEPHEN THOMAS, Cornn,i,,oo
&. u. KASSON, ~O''''''''''
o. H. SMITH,
Montpeler May %, 1913.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

Travelling Agents informed that few districts il
Massachusetts,, and wooIher Eastern States yet un
engaged Applications received (pos paid as above.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
Recall OF Gen. scott,

Where there is so much smoke there IS sure 70
be some Ere, and doubtless there is some iounda-
ton for the rumor that Polk and his Cabinet had
decided TO recall Gen. Scott. THIS will probably
be done under the pretence Of wanting him near
the Head Of the Department for the benefit Of more
easy consultation as to the future prosecution Of
the War into the more vital parts OF Mexico =
but the real design is to have political Loco Foco
chief in Mexico 20 whom they may conhdentlaily
impart their political designs for the management
OF the Province Getting now into the MINES,
the next object will be 10 handle toe "sler" The
spoils are now 10 be divided among isyorites aud
parasites-creatGres Of power--who have been al
lowed to come home to fatter the prince, and
abuse the National Intellig0oer EreR Colonies
will he going back Bngadiers and PEo-Consals oi
Provinces The hard battles have been fought and
won, and the country conquered now the WORK oil
pillsge. peculation and plumber is to be com
ulenceG Hence the necessity OF a political favor
ice TO command.
A rival of Gen. Taylor is much wanted BY the
Administration hence another reason for the recall
Of Scott. They think Judging by their own nature
that II Scott cannot maintain successful rivalry
and divide public favor he can at least excite bis
friends to opposition. Divide and Conquer is their
poscy. Thu. it is that some OF their organs are all
a. once affecting sense Of justice toward that
great model of American patriotism, Henry Clay.
Their object is division Of the Wing party. They
want to see two candidates and the friends Of
Gen. Taylor who would dispense with Wing
Convention are playing into the hands Of the most
msidious of the Loco ? oco in:rigGers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

limit the term Of contract 20 to years vas oi''
and the bill Tss passed. 3 10 y
Mr. CHUBs gave notice OF bil iof AI"Sy
from Rochester % Lewiston North Ridge ROAD
MI ". PEcs gave nJtice o. b. ief Free
Schools
Debate was continued IN Committee u the
Whole on the bill o. tl sacalcies IL tns e1,.e OF
sheriff and Clerk TIE amendment o. MI. ftNN'
giving the power Of appointment TO TOE SuPer'i-
ssrs vas reconsidercd ana then rejected 100.
Mr. McCakTY then moved . conhne the OH %
sling vacancies at sheriff. leaving vacancies Of
clerA flr future discussion. Asfeed TO- si'sr de-
bate and the clause giving the Senate concur
rent vote ia appointing sheriff vas ntracN oui The
bil was then ordered 70 third reading
Mr. Bowie laid On the table resoiuuon &c
claring the war to nave been commenced oy the act
Of Mexico as substitute for II T. HALL rsso.u'
ten.
Flour as Acknowledgements b. Hallway TO Pro
..lenc, lar,e Barley % "a: Eve - - c~i' 20
Hos $50 S. aid active sales 50 s.r barrels WHISKY
"a; sales 1000 pound. Oao Brown Corn 10 eis.
AIsASr. Jan. ~. 1915
There vas Al explosion at the W sterviiet AT
ssnA this afternoon II occurred ~ the suAeeP 'noP-
Two men were injured and one Killed
The Nea- York n Nhor Masters appointments VII ue
.s1t 70 the senate tomorrow for continuation bren-
ran Chsmbern and Jerere arc sai 10 oe tAe iASofi'
cal5dses, ana ihege very little doubt Of theH hena
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

COMMON CoUNcIL-The Board of Aldermen held
, rseetins at the Common Council Room last evening
the President 10 the Char.
The Minotes OF the lssr meeting having been reHa ana
.nrroves communication received from Al Bokee
rendering his resignation President Of the Board Ac
eeptsd Ad Corning ihsn elected fresdent Tor me
remainder OF The year .s.
number Of bills Tor repairing lamps h7ieile" To ITO
s Of Nj L0dium. amounting to $40 os map ior The
osaaius II summit from smith o. 10 Hamilton sscA"e
Peiisn Of Aired Rolf to be appointed City Surveyor
number Of bill, for Police services, Refined to the
Ri sf pos ior OIL Referred to the Controller ios
Tbe Fire Department Committee reported 10 favor Of
building new Ensne House FOR Company Nc ID ia 40
Repart IN fsyor OF erecting lamps IN Cumberland st.
Adopted ~, ..
10 10 fof counsel fees. Adj pied. -
Ks,sr In favor Of orzsnizing new school district from
portion Of the first. cond sul Third Wards Adopted
Resolution 10 favor OF purch4rnga copy ot me m'p or
ths Third Ward. made by Mr Van bfaat e. 'im CT
Resolution 10 favor cf Increasing the compensation OF
the Justice. the Munirfl Court 80 Per mouth TT "a
ira services Aioptet-9 yeas nays
Resolution favor n requiring hc Lsmp Commute. 10
reroft the 70 viii require 10 hsh' the oiiY Han
sud surroundin g grourds with sss Adopted
Resolution Of recOrscefns The appointment OF
Oscar Nixon Fire Warden. 40 iendment vas OF
f-red % dsbsnd the Company 81 FIRE srdens and refer
the resolution as amended the Fire Committee caf.
The Bosrs then adjourned until Monday week
CHARTER CoNvTNTIoS This Convention VIII
hold nseiins b, the Common Coancil Room this evenug
whoa the consideration Of the report Of the Committee
On tho Orsaaizsion and powers Of the City Corpora
| ton will be resumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen.


Linus ". SrrvrNs fsl IN The Chair
Psffgns BY Assistant AID ALLrN- o. sunffy pefs'li
for the extension 81 West Broadway south ~ LibefiJ
snd north through Lawrence 20 ihs Pasass 9rcurc sli
though 90 kihavrnur. To Committee 90 streets. .o
auer persons ioE tie widening CT Lsoren- a. from " 80
Bf0.azay 90 Wsshnfton parade siourd. t. sAae. By
Assistant AID. CLARN-Of suutfy pfrsou., that Fluy-
f5urhst be opened from the DO 'musdsieroaa 20 ~
Fini-s,enue. To Committee 90 Roads and Cav.'a
Rsporfs BY Assistant Az. MchNIcHr-Of Cor mItiee
on Streets sdyeTse to extending The sdc~aks o. seven
teenh.t Adopted That The a~sns posts 20 Pearl o.
between aiieu-iane and enes sip d removed GA 90
before 10 March neat Acupfet....of Comnit'ee on
A. sc In favor VI conclruS 70 have the ancient record,
offhe City translated. Adopted.
Fr5.t flt psard Of a4sr1fn That the Captain efs1n
Pairol District employ no pelson - Acn1g Street To
or assistant other than ore at tie Ponce Def,f
nenf 1c To Committee Police. sc. Ia favor u
aacing re Croton Water ksuc4fs Island. Cea.
cared iu...in favor OF payins Thomas Nelly 500 - cf
and counsel f,e paid by hm Ia ths ecenent es-
Striker - Kelly Ccucufrsd ~
Rssol4fio..--6y Assistant AL cLsRS-I Thai tie cca.
t-oler report the quantity Of CcNsoN LAND, D. rst
T~sLFrHW.sD owned by the CesP0saton' together ~ia
usmes Of essees sc. 80.
4 number Of Resolutions fom the Boad Of AlsFrsa
were consumed IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

AccipRSr FKoN NE0LiGXscs. An open ce'lar
va, In ne vicinity q Raisbars Bo.e. Brost"ay vas
on Saturday syeo1s TIE q ssnc1s sc'iatnt %
ysurs ssn Of Dr Eboy, the well klor1 ho-1e'IH'lo
pr.e.,,onsr n. Lab proceedings c cou'se wiih'-i
fref DANGER AID stepping laFd.dly. ~ssqfieg-lsi
f his tr3 distance q 30 feet Fortunately, 10 eoles
,ro brossa bat praFsctsd illness vii ,. The consequences
O. severe internal b j-f'ss
hat the ordinance ssans tbs noasiFous nsis-
ACC II olea sAinss Ali maH'r'g Of which there are
al ct daily complaints IS n'; more rsi'iy enforced
HsALrH OFFIcER-lt is reported rom Aibaoy
that Dr. caids q .h, City Nil get the apo ninsnt q
Hsalih Oaiesr a. Ses'su l.land-
TIE ANSUAL COScEKT Oh Mr. ESNSf-lre
annual Concert Of the Mr. Ernst, CIR vel known nass'
&, announced for rext saturday evenrg al ne Apollo
Tie ban is a. excellent and some Of cur best resident
artist, are engaged 20 assist upon the occasion We be-
s.eak Tor The beneficiary the fall audience which beth he
and toe entertainment be offers So vel deserve.
~ The Ninth Concert Of the fsvorite >seyer-
afksehss takes plce his evening at the Tabernacle with
one Of those popular sid attractive bills which are matters
q course ~ their entertainments. snd which the public SO
well appreciate They will have crowded audience Of
course.
u Christys Minstrels will perform tins eve
ming ssusua a, Mechanics Han ard every evening here
after Tor several years come. # they continue Teee'us
such an abundance OF support ~ experiences Tor the lA'
sixteen weeks Those who are fond Of piAnve melody
ludicrous sentiment and sublime ssliAory exercises can
no, spend an hour more pleasantly thar Al oRe Ct Chrs
entertainments.
observation-disclosures Walters held sn inquest yes
terdsy AZ the corner Il Charlton aud Washington streets
upon Tie body o. Wm Stanley, native 81 NeN-h' iA'
ased y years who has r some time pas. been very IN
temperate and died ia stable situated AZ me a0Vfs
named place. Neltict-Dca.h b. csease arisirs ifpu ~
serrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
Who Began The War;

The Evening Journal copies from T7e Tribune
Of Saturday our remarks dissenting from lis state
ment that the question whether the Mexicans IN
vsded our territory was "a debatabie ore" &c
and Gays;
Instead u being reluctant o copy" this article, We
had decided 10 do 90 before coming the request We
have never attempted 70 justify, palaie or exese ibs
conduct of The Administration tn reference 70 n.
war which had ts origin 10 tbs "erah Tor IeAAt-.
"grab' designed to extend tse dominion in' f'"ei CT
slavery.
The oa..oss Is 70 What territory wa Invaded, and
tSicA army committed The covert &C: Of wa, are. We
must think fairly le5s;abie Oar Government, u ORDER
ug Gen Taylor % the Rio Gfaade. esimsi uadef ne
process Of Annexation, 70 IN. line The mexican army
crossed the river with superior force % give rs Date
In 50 far the two nations c3ncefned therefore,
Mexico commenced the war. And having thus CON-
meuced H. are bound 10 fight 81 ca. When that has
been Done ready q hosthe ba.ey pri gate insl
gators Of the war % a crushing responsibility.
The Journal has thanks for It's prompt com
pance with cur request that i. would publish orr
remarks. We only wish i. had been equally viii
ling to publish the strong and, 70 cur mind, unsn-
swersble arguments Of distinguished Wings on the
questions a. issue between us-the National In.
tell ieeRcerS review Of Folks Message for example.
We think that few Of It's readers could In that
case nave bad-we hope they have not now
a1y doubts on which side Of the "dsostsble
question" % range themselves. il the Journal,
after ali that has been written this subject BY
the soundest statesmen in the land is still uncon
WINGED, surely it would not be persuaded, even If
one should rise from the dead.
II there is either honor, common sense enhght-
eaed morality, or even policy Of any sort save that
which pertains 70 the ring in the idea that we
are bound to fight ous the war because It is com
menced, then are We too obsuse to discover It
Why would it not sound equally well for man to
say that having once commenced lying he is bound
10 20 telling lies, by wholesale, until the victim
Of bis mendaciiy is completely Overwhelmed and
owns himself beat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
LEGISLATURES OF NEw-YoRIS
By Telegraph 10 The Trr5ans.
LyESISG KTFoBT

sENATE..-.ALBsSY. Jal. H. T. -
Mr. IAsBIrs called up his resolution instructios
Congress 10 extend the provisions OF the widows
pension la&.
Mr. GEDDEs moved - extend lie resolution 10
the WIDOWS OF olscers n0s elgassd in DE Mexican
war.
Mr.. TANBIIN objected % nos suti-c, being a.
tacAsd 70 BIS resolution.
MIR. HAIL protested azsins, this species of Sgis-
lston. Congress could attend % rs oar business.
NJ. IANBLIN's resolution wss laid - the table.
on motion vi Mr. JOHSsTON, who WISHED - Il 81 the
sense OF the Senate Ia thus interfering With tba
legislation Of Congress
Mr.. GEDpas subsequently Land bis resolution CO
the table as distinct proposition,
Mr. CuASwElL offered a resolution tasl toe Jl.
dietary Committee lnqaife " al All Is recsassfy
% prevent the spread OF the smLlpox aoG men
toned the case Cf sn Individual Who. isboTi0g III
der that disease bad travelled Ia the from A.
bauy % Auburn. where be TOOK 4 team FOR heme.
Two men rode with him, one Of whom took the
disease and cied. He spread the disease Ia
h,s yilase and several hai died he thought
some provision should be made BY law .cr the To-
incubation Of persons especially the poorer classes
IRE solution was adopted.
The bill TO punish adultery passed. with debate,
% % l. viz Mr.. TAsBLIS.
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. WAIsRs afueEdllrt - tie Printing bAl
rejected ~ 10 IS. "A motion 70 recommls 50 as 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

a. great csncs1. Ne BY licensed car-n agsrs. a.
pracca o. certain merchants 10 his city a1d chen 4
keeping horses snd carts ard emrioJing men By ne
month 10 drive these whereby ssid canr1 cefrgsd
OF mlsh ~ ihtifl-s Inmate business add 10 - tt
rfs.rf n0f ffsflfs ig The County ~ HsH-fNft er,y
ths privilege therefore. hfsorsd That al p-rsors
ant lsus horses snd carts ia their bcsnesl have then
s,crcc 10 tAe Mayors Ohc-, aud have The name Qtll-i
On ctTt Referred 70 COMMITTEES On Ordinances.
HosrIrAL fEgsfcfs> AID. DLFokssT moved that D.
Wu Kelly be sPPoinfeo Resident Physcisn y TIC Pea.
ifsrs1y Hospital which asfe-d 20. % a. sfer las
discussion Ia the course Of which tie poflcs Of csrt
dsfss fcr ofce were reviewed ern csns,ssei
Fxrs, Par Fos ExfRA DIZZY AID FffKs novel . rs
Terence 70 the Fnarc- Committee ~ the qaeson Wheeler
err. pay Tor extra police duty ought paid
widows on Justices Palmer, h.lef Parker sni Hopsoa
A.feed 90.
Sr.css AID. FEFx. moved TIE fe7rai sections 4
80 I'd fite T. char So OF the revised City Ord
passed Ma g s59 relative 70 stages and accommodate,
cosctss r. ieuei.
Adjourned 90 Monday fortnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

kEsTUCEY.-Tbe Loco-Foco state Conv erIion,
which assembled a. Frankfort on the sini al
jouiaed slt1out making nominations tnr Governor
sd Lieut. G0vern0r TIE attendance sAs 50 mea-
ger and 50 few Counties were represented that u
"a Determined another Convention should meet
On the lJtn Of March
Dssrsu GIVE FIRE AT GEEES BAf.-Ihe Cathc-
lie church sln1ied I've and hl mss above his ace
Wa discovered - - IRE sbo1- hall past nne clccE
on sunday norn1g Al entirely c0lsulsc win nost u rs
cesens- TIE main body q the c5lr.l bait II isoJ,
IS Two iArse wings .s.gue- Tor enr.fy q learning
~e.s AIDED n 1851 The Co.'S OF the whole iL-csAfe
win nxt1fe', 1. estimated 10 have ostn s2OoVA lle lcss
ais heavily upon congregation entirely unable 70 puii
an9.r-r we ul-i .a- appeal hey zre no" AKA .
o. citizens W. D ssls-ogsly A-s~ee- Ovrs 81 oou las
besl already sg5scGl5el. rGresa Bay Advocate.
PERiLs OF TIE FERRf.-O wing 70 the iog 90 the
>oln- the Hoasstcnc detained . thai II ga not
arrive anti soca. Il Saturday night The sssn ferry
bat havirz broken its machinery Saturday mcrnir
he iudeisus-be etlIts Of NJ. " u, IN keeping ~ =
prompt fass.se .ero.stn- Hudson we're Interrupted Oa
TIE arrival Of nc train IN were drawn over
TIE Ice 20 a. hg % Lc.rlfu rcrte who preceded
.. Ga Tot ihes ~ere fortunately safely drawn yer.
iheel ~e essl tna che OF ~o persons, o-e 81 them ac
elderly acs eA n ssd cane nsascsoEniaE Tie baggage
v c- ~ At-mptea 10 e brought over aier fare
s sSfs An- uerAs were FrsciT into Tie rise-
every siilr atl aiei al tsslk ned vita sansble
clothing, lost, having sank Albany Arsas, l7th-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
Markets.

SEw-OkLrANs. Iaa %. itis
Cst.or-Sscs nid5ling o. sood Kidding A. a. o n
In sugar lsse /. eonsidefabe activity sales u far quail
iy A. 81 TO =: Sales Of MolEsses 7i 20 o. Flour a.
quiet Freight been ensesei Tor shp 70 Liverpool Of
haf cA-So a. te 0r Cotton. II Exchange The irsnsse
tons are limited.
ClEAsED- ships Essex and M.ddssss. Bosfoo. big
Dsrnascus, Phllseeip hls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

IN4Ita lNii4cnNr ~ AAr ll4ruAt
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 49,.
a. Cotton there have been additions made 70 the
ocs and holass are sill frm a ,is Floor 10 iae ex-
Corn Meal u held p 81 which SEQ brls Brandy
lir taken. be Orsil market = A. stand htve
change irarla-c,s ~ rots since ,aturd Grocc
r-.lo ihdi New Orleans sasars sold a. las Whisky
sells ~ -la-i. cfs
The sales stocks 80 Government Loan S. -,
o., oo Treasury Nl'ss, 99t, 1000 Reading I'd Bonds
fIr. . 200 ehirh 81 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
FROlI THE SOUTH.
BIZ Overland Eapress to TIC Tri5ws

PErEEsBrkG, Jan o. lsss
Your Pony Z xpress this morning bring papers
from New Orleans Of tie 18th. The schooner Ex: from
Belize Honduras l2th Of Dec. arrived a. Nesoseans
the llth- Genital America pacnc state. Al
intention Of carrying %, the proclamation n favor OF
sisi.ng Mexico against the United States t4i cnief
Nothing bad been done toward getting ~ recruits An
election Dr new President s spoken Of lhere -re
several candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
Rumor- ard Developments in washington.

" "7TT1
lt ia reported aud generally believed that Gen
SCOTT Immediately returns from Mexico and that
the Courts of Inquiry relative to the officers have
been transferred to Washington
To morrow. Mr.. BADGER speaks IN the Senate on
the War
Mr. FooTE Of Miss follows 10 favor OF the con
quest and ultimate annexation OF the whole oi
Mexico.
Mr.. Secretary WAIKEg hiss called upon many Of
the Members OF Congress FOR their view relative
to the Mexican War IN writing. The result is q
long and elaborate review Of the whole question, IN
which it is understood they take high ground in IA
vor Of the conquest OF the whole country.
At the State Convention Of Delegates in Indiana.
on the sth thirty six present all were 10 favor OF
Gen. CAss for the Presidency except two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18

PEARcs's SPEEoH.-The Baltimore Patrlo' pub
li.hes letter from Annapolis Of which the follow
ing Is a. extract
Inc sii-a0s0rhls topic here = The speech o. Hen.
Mr. Pe-rc Ia the senate o. the nltst S;zes-i IA Sent
ill q y % tie heart Of every Wlls renoer g! Tie
Lessiaure he has Iuy REPRESENTED his SAFE, AID ~
fa5 IS be conoernsi placed si1.lous 90 As and 70
h.r Lras ll....u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Mr.. HAnPTos AND The MEXICAN WAK-Our
readers have already been informed that Mr. Mo-
SIS HAMPToS, Wing Member OF Congress from
Pittsburgh voted against Mr. Ashmun's amend
ment to the vote Of thanks to Gen Taylor, declar'
ing that the Mexican War vas unnecessarily and
uaconstitutonally commenced BY the President Of
the United States and that meeting OF his con
stituents had expressed their dsapprobation Of his
vote on the occasion Mr.. Hampton has nov writ
ten letter to Mr. Brooks, Editor Of the Pittsburgh
Gazette. stating that be voted against Mr.. Ash
muu's amendment on the same ground on which
he had opposed the amendment Of Mr.. Henley, viz
because he thought it calculated TO embarass, il
not to defeat the passage Of the Resolution. Mr.
II assures the public that had Sir. Ashmun's pro
position been disconnected with the resolution o.
thanks. his course would have been different and
that per Sc. las Mr. Tyler would expressly he vas
In favor Of the amendment.
PlsNsrLvAsi,-ArAod Pnmmsr, Loco, was
Yesterday elected State Treasurer Of Pennsy lyanit
bv Convention Of the two Houses Of the Legisls
,1re The vote stood For Arnold Pummer IS
f,r John Banks, Wing IS.
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Court Calendar. .Tals DAY

CfgcuIr CoNRr-Ncs ~ 90 a. -, OF. o. g. CO, y ~
CosuoS PIras-Pau Nos IS. 10. p, ,. >. y, b.
| SIS ~. 81. NJ fAIt H.