New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL

c,ss.,xn rgy VoLrNrEERs.-Nesterda very
..,,,.,,,, and respectable member OF the second
p,,svlvsni, Regiment OF Volunteers called upon US
and rroue.ted Us 70 publish the following statement
1 vol1ntrsr objects not to the reduction Of CLOTH
ing The objection j. that Dr. soi PREVIOUSLY - ~ -.
passage of the Cas- ball - ~ m eAsn Pyi ''"sD ~
clothing he buys or fNo suits ~ Y'" -
-,f,, nv the massage OF the Cas- bill be ? deprived
of one dollar per month which he formerly @o@ Nnen
esl. comfortable n the end OF his TWO years
Nv the old bil his clothing and pay came 70 - eI
month by the Csss biL so Hence thc 'e4u a.
canuot vote Tor Gen Case not that b. dae 'oi'H,i'
4 not Democrat but an ant. as MAN .-,.
This volunteer stated that the pracucSl "otNn-
Of Mr. Cass- bill Mr. Cameron 70 the contrary not"I'n
standing was deprive the volunteer OF portion ol
his wages and portion. too, which ne haa oeeu "a W
habit OF spending for some little necesssfes ahos1 *
Iisucnbie 20 MS comfort and not provided IN hls ts
cons lie also informed that Mr. Cas- wss hung
and burnt IN ehgy in his presence, in McKee,, on sc
omit OF the practical workings OF this bill
The same intelligent volunteer informed as tn'' ne
Wa Democrat that he bad frequently ssi IN Demo
rf Conventions and that he elwsys expected 70 re-
uisn Democrat, and that large majority OF the See'
md P-nusvlvanis Regiment belonged 70 that party
hi, that neither he nor they could or would vote 10Y
Gen. Cas-. l'"' -
W. Rrsvx ~ MrssorRI-This state is so
,ss.5 ., bev IDOLS that we did expect that the
sisssscton of the Barnburners would produce any IN
suence here. Yesterday We were iniorne1 oy 80
teunan a Loco FocO who mas Just returh.e Hoi' sAP
ID
vherever be had been there was strong ana respec'
Ale portion of the Locos IN favor OF the SAGE OF Linden
VOID Our informant from position ana the nature ol
~; business we presume has had an opportunity OF
srir, with many OF the leaders, and he assures
NJ strong novementwi be made in this state IN favor
OF the Utica nominations but that il Will prooaoy not
take form or shape until alter Tue A9 >ust eie0,.o
have heard a. much in this city but I'D not Ao" oeio"
hat the feeling was so prevalent IN the country,
'''' - Louis Rep July :
B,R>rrRvrR MEETING AT ELlzABErHrowN,
PA large and enthusiastic meeting OF the TRENDS OF
Martin an Buren wss held in the borough OF Elizabeth
~, TresSsv evening last Ansil Gesrish, Esq. was
Chairman and Akin and B stewart acted a. secrets
res The meeting addressed eloquently oy seFerH
gentlemen Of the town and resolutions W. psss PASS,
strongly in favor OF the CREST features OF the hSrnou
- movement and pledging themselves 70 poll larger
vote ~ the ensuing Presidential Election LOT van nu'e"
than there would be for Gen. Csss IN thsi place;
r-Es The present acting Governor OF the state
Hon Nn r Johnson is az present in town, at the -
charles Hotel We learned from himselt. inst ne IN,
tends in due time 70 issue VIII Tor the eieeton VI
Governor in October be considers mat me Oonsl'u
tor in this is imperative pittsburgh uSI li'n'
MASSACHUSETTS, WHO STATE CONVENTION
ata,e Convention is called by the state Central Com
niitee to meet NJ Worcester on Wednesday sept 10;
10 nominate candidates for Governor It. Governor ana
Presidential Electors
NEWSPAPER CH,NcE..-Henry IL. Sperry- late
propretor OF the Cincinnati Herald has disposed OF his
interest TO j. v smith. The paper is edited by j. {.
Vaughan formerly Of the Cincinnati Ga,e'e and later OF
the L0usrHe Eramincr. and Stanley Matthews Mr..
spcrrv is also connected with the editorial department
~ Horne and Locompte have been examined
and committed at Cincinnati To stand trial tor the muir
der of rnoch Payne who was found dead in the canal
AZ cincinnati a ew days since. The evidence ON the
examination was very strong against the prisoners
Ty' \ Free Soil meeting IS to be held at Camp