New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-28

hlOhi~AN.-fiOn. + iaNluS j. LlulelOnn OF Ale
,.a Co. presided at the Free Soil State Conven-
non at Ann Arbor 2Oth inst. aud the following
Free Soil Electoral Ticket was formed
s.,.-, o. Large s. J. IL, LIrTL LION Anes'n.
Dat 5-Wuls~ Gmvors Oasaud.
Delegates from all parts OF the State were pres
,s, and Mr.. Lttleiohn, one Of the best Loco Foco
orators in the State, made a most pow erful and
,oquent speech. The detection of Mr.. L. was
,,s,ed By the announcement in the Washington Uai0H
s, Ca.. would veto the Wilmot Provso should pass
Congress and by the numerous other tergversations
efthe various bunker organs OF the North and South
The tron Adrertser well remarks that this move OF
VI l. Will be productive Of powerful result There
. 30, in the Loco oco Party OF Michigan his superior
q talent nor his equal in eloquence. That be has
hitherto enioyed the full confidence of his party is su.
,lsny atesed by the fact that for many years in sue
,s.son he has been constantly in the Legislature as
nsnber OF the House Senate. Another evidence OF
s influence the fact that all the petty bunker editors
u the state have bounced upon him with all the billings
,,,e they muster from the Darou Free Press down
10 the semi-occasonsly issued tax-list advertising
.seet The Grand Rapids Enquirer very respectable
bslfHunker and half Barnburner paper, which also
,por,s the names of Cass and Butler in its columns,
D,ches into the Government Editor in the following
hsppy manner
Father Ritchies bla,hering would move neither
award or sns Gen Cass. Our estimate OF that ven
srabe puttarer secret end the Northern wing Of
tie Democracy are not disposed TO idolze the
Vrginian Nestor. We expect rs a matter OF course,
hat the man who denounced Jackson and then praised
I'm who opposed the Sub-Treasury, and then sup
ported IT, and has been guilty Of similar little inconss,.
,nees will cease grinding out tunes from the Organ,
uoon Gen Casss accession TO office. We think that the
North west from its wilderness of free minds, can
furnish editor Of one be necessary appurtenance oil
Administration quite wide awake 10 the demands
d the age as the sexagensrian abstractonist OF James
River"
Az evidence OF the deep concern OF The Enqu'ro
the detection Of Mr.. Littlejohn, dn spite of its
Insertion that he is of no account) we quote one or
tao concluding paragraphs very inconsistent with pre-
,ous declarations and quite indicative Of parting grief
They need no comments
"Now to have Mr. L. plead Mr. Richie as ustihca.
Ion for baking (mnd he doesn't bolt he refuses 10 do
bis part OF the draught and yet stays in our team and
70 bslk not for what Gen Cass has said written, but
for what oicous medder says about him, taxes our
ya,ence quite too much
"Mr l.. was undoubtedly an honest and industrious
sgsaior He deserved and won commentator as a
representative We beer testimony ourselves TO these
merits
viii not the voice OF the party pronounce I. b.
Church worthy to succeed "blstherng Father Richie
Mr.. L. carries with him, in his own county one of
he Editors of The Allesaa Record t. B. Bassett Esq.
nd great number ofpersonal and political friendsso
many that he believes the Barnburners carry the
county, ss Polk vetoed Hsrbor appropriation of
$1,000 in it and the people of that county from that
sct entertain good will to Cass, Polk & Co for
their shameful abandonment of the life and property
embarked in the commerce of the inland seas. Among
he Bsrnburners of Alegan Co are Messrs. John Lit
ohn "a brother of the Senator,) Judge H. Ii. Booth,
c. D. Crazy A. NJ Carter, James Henderson, Alex.
Henderson, and the Messrs. West All these gentle
men are active and influential politicians, and de
,mined to defeat Hunkerism on the 18th of November