New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-19
Political md Personal.

Yesterday. that though the name % Hon NJ WIku
Wa. ore sened - the state Convention candidate
t7r Governor "a pursuance Of Instructions from the
Wings o. Orange. il was. IN accortsnce with Mr. vs.
y shes withdrawn before the ballot Al0 Eve. Jour.
Hov EDWARD MoRRIs.-This gentleman IS
member OF the Liberia senate from Since County alias
lV.sis-iuui In Africa1 lie SNOW On visit to his
friends IN Adams County, Miss Where be- j. well known
under the title % Ned Morris the i5er homo Of Or
James q Carson.
4 Cas-. CmcKLy-A chicken with two faces,
zone probably dougniace) IS exhibiting a, New
Orleans
KEVrUcKY SECRETARY oF cTtrE-Governor
Criifenders hrst official set the appointment of
Orlando Brown ksq, q the ONCE Of Secretary OF
state Col Brown 10 connection With Colonel Hodges,
established Tia C1mm04ufhiH IN l-8 and continued
he connection with % "a Editor and copruprie0r uu,
1872 n Clay Harlan has been appointed with the as
sent sui the approval OF the Governor Assistant and
Clerk % the Secretary.
THF HANGNAN's PARrY.-oenator FOote, who
osred 70 hang Senator Hale il he went 70 Mississippi
has rival 10 the editor OF the Clerc1rd PidiHdealer.
Abiding 20 Judge Wilson OF Ann Arbor. Mich who
published the letter he received from Cass be says.
There i gbbet ~ Michigan high enough 10 hang
such a vie wretch. send him 20 Onio' where
Tai. oaks from little acorns grow.
and The Buckeyes Will ho1or him win an eeraoa which
be cannot set a. home
Cg \ CLAY MEETING was held At Little T ais,
Herkimer Co on the 9Th inst Benz Leverson presid
cd. Mcssrs BelkEap Track Ostander AMI Briggs.
were the speakers. The New YORK Resolutions we're
adopted and Clay Club formed
~ John r. Duirocu Editor OF the B0fon
RgAge G1.c0,. Gen Taylor's home organ, says The
reports that Mr. Cass about resigning ia favor Of
Martin Van Buren, 10 harmonic the Democratic party
are not vet confirmed The gam denies webster
assertion that the contest lays between Cas- ana lay
lr and states that the contes, lies wholly between an
Buren, and Taylor We md also IN the Ga.eHe which
j. mostly an echo Of the NewOrIesns Taylor papers,
the following standing notice What does II mean
Il there Taylor and Butler party in Louisiana too -
" Remember, thar you cannot vote for VIM q. Butler
without voting for Cass the Abohionist'
~ At Detroit on the 9Th inst. Ex-Governor
and Senator VIM Woodbridge, presided Al Taylor
meeting and made a brief speech. Among the orcers
of the meeting we recognize several Of the Oldest and
stanchest LocoFocos in the city. b. Miner A
Wales aud Alexander Davidson. Exu. :. senator
John Norveu' LocoFoco l. District Attorney un "a
Polk made an admirable Taylor speech. Messr' Il. {.
Bates. H. T. Backus and Honest Jacob ii. Howard
.Whigs) also addressed the meeting.
- Hon Messrs. Edward Stanley aud Asa
Bggs OF n C. are discussing National Politics through.
out the Second District The former supporting Tay-
George : stephenson, Hon william H. Washington
and Edward Csntwe, have taken the field in the
Eleventh District OF the same State.
~ Col. Gentry and Senator Turney held po-
tca discussion al Pelham Tenn. on the 2f INST. Iur-
ney talked much about dissolution of the Union on TIE
Free SOL question, and said The Southern States
and New Mexico. with California, would make very
pretty Republic, and that he would rather have sep
arstion than be dsgraced."
~ Hon VIM Duer made a Wing speech a.
Oswego on the 9th inst He said that Gen. Taylor
was pledged to sanction the Wmot Proyiso or the Or
dnsnce OF l7s7 should Congress pass bill extending
such provision over the Territories OF the United
states"
y|@ E. A. LESTER the present Barnburner
Postmaster al FrcdOna. Chauauque County. IS about
tender his resignation OF that office. The Hulkers
of the village forty three in all, held meeting on the
evening Of the ID inst and recommended )aniei
Douglass, as his successor.
~ The Editor Of the PiNsb,vgk Morning
Post the leading Loco-Foco paper in that ciy, is en-
deavorng 20 show that Thomas Jefferson, the iutnor oil
the Wmot Proyiso, was in favor of the extension OF
Slavery justify democratic the course o. Cas- and
his party in that course
~ Streeter of the LoirH J0urnaL calls upon
the Free Soil of that town in the following sub
timely ridiculous manner to attend Taylor meeting
The lame ducks OF Van Burensln are especially III
yted to come up and have their feathers taken OIL
~ Gen. Pillow is a candidate for Congress Ia
Tennessee If the General had only taken the prccag,
ton 10 stuff that Mexican he killed his exhibition would
prove a great card on the stump
t-y7 GOV. Owsley left Frankfort, Ky. Tor his
home in Boyle Co. on the 9TH inst his term having ex-
PRED. His vacdictory was exceedingly able and sp
propraic.
IT, DR.. Withers has declined to serve as Tay
Tor Elcctor in the With District Of North Carolina
~ Hon. Edw ard Bate, made a very eloquent
speech At - Louis Mo on the 9Th instant
t5y" The Bostoa Jovri,a' presses the renomina
ton Of Horace Mann TO Congess.
" Rev. DR.. L. w. Green has acted the Pres
idency OF Hanpden Sidney College Va and enters
upon his duties o. the 18th of October. The number
OF students pursuing their studies at the College AZ pre-
sent Is a., with every prospect that vi" rescn % ms
season.
Cg- The Rev. DR.. Sparkling was consecrated
Bishop in the Catholic Chur,h Al Louisville. on Sunday.
the 10Th inst. The Church crowded to It's utmost
/ capacity.
- Rev Dr. Bacon is to deliver the address
before the New Haven Agricultural Society at ts next
Fair the Nth and 2oth llst.
rg- Rev Dr.. Hawks, tie eloquent New Orleans
Divine. preached al New haven, c. last Sabbath
u Rev. DR.. Barnas Sears has been appointed
Secretary OF the Board q Education OF Massachusetts
| ~ RI. Rev. Bishop DELANEY oiiiciated at St.
Paus Church, Whitehall last Saturday
~ At Louisville, Ky. on the 7th inst Peter
Roberts, free man Of color, regularly licensed Meth
odst Preacher member Of the Indiana African Con
ference and Master Mason of the Philadelphia Lodge,
sold n public auction before the Court House door
in that city for the tern Of year. tie was bought
by j. L. Hyatt for >75 80. An act OF the Kentucky
Legislature prohibits tie migration Of free negroes 10
that state under the penalty OF 500 on which charge
he arrested and sold. Roberts Is citizen OF JET
fersolville Indiana correspondent Of The PHs6rg
Ga:ne suggests that tails case be laid before the L. =
Supreme Court
II The % Infantry arrived ut Buffalo on the
18th inst from Detroit for New York where they are
about to embark for California The regiment Is com
posed OF about no and dle and most OF the officers
are absent on leave. The following are those on duty
At present Maj seHel, Brevst Maj :. P. Heinizel-
man, Capt Hayden Leuts. Jones, Schunemani Murray,
Suly and Sweeny.
- Capt II. w Merrill, of the % dragons,
has been stopping for few days past al the American
Hotel Buffalo. Cspt NJ served with credit during the
Florida war and Of the first in, and one OF the
very last out of Mexico He engaged in nearly all
the battles under Generals Taylor and scott He brings
with him the horse which he rode throus the sem
mole and Mexican
II Frederick Douglass. the editor OF The
North Star has just returned from attending the Con
venton OF COlored Men al Cleyeland, Ohio. lie says
their sessions were well attended both by white and
black people and much interest manifested in the pro
ceed.ngs OF the Convention, and promises iull &C
count of the things which were said and done soon
2 1t is known that the remains OF several OF
the brave Kentucky volunteers who fell at River Rasn
in the last war have been discovered. The Common
Council Of Monroe. Mich near the battlefield have
placed them AZ the disposal Of Col Brooks, who intends
taking them to Kentucky TOR interment
- Joshua Baldwin, Recorder OF New Orleans'
has been on a visit 70 his relatives al West Chester "a
where he formerly resided. The Register and Erani.
mr. says the Recorder is in favor OF Free SOIL ana
witha Taylor man
- ru..oI,-, Ofcot, Cashier ~ the Canal