New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
pou,,cai md Personal Movements, &c.

Political md Personal Movements, &c
James Lyons Esq Chairman Of the Nms ctnua
Committee Of Virginia ia political discussion 81 h'cH
moud last Saturday With Mr Cssae Hunker' s"y'
he intends question VI Fillmore a. Tar - NJ = a',
on the ,sntments affirmed IN his letter y the
OF the Anti slavery society Of the county u 1lr
dated Buffalo Oc; IL I53-, wherein Nr. = deciaies
himself in favor Of the right Of petition oppose :, @
Annexation Of Texas 20 Ions A. slaves are -
M favor Vi the Constitutional power 70 soolso 70 =.
nsl -lsve Trade between the states ann $50 .i - II
I,arnedisie legislation for the Abolition o. 9.sey ~
The District These are measures "h.en s'e g--.t,
the North have always advocated Ai Lyo -. - - -
ssid that II Csskie would sgree - s",N - =, go
~. bunker teket-he would cheefuly at'eo ~ s.A
- NJ FILLMORE from the Wing ticket MI l. f49icuea
al platforms and said they we're ohiy l' III ~
10 srt Of upon and that Gen u ~ LOT hseos' NUM-
Io.bus A spencer made speech Al Norwich, Che
- Ssonn,v on the 9Th inst Ben amin + Batter ad-
d~e..eI Barnburner meeting on the ON al tee same
Mace correspondent Of the Ogord Inns, IsyIoi
nsoer saws that Il interesting speech character
red with clearness snd ability. For making sqeh
.sechs. he has been removed from Office while ~
Moore &c are retained IN place because they 9Peo.o
,ottering Administration and spout for Cass ana Due
however unpleasant the task may be
Robert redel editor Of the Norrs,oSa U a. 49,.
Tsylor and Free Soil psper perpeirates me Ioo"ng
Nor FAfR-The LocoFOco Oratois oI tn1S 30
have commenced their assaults upon Asin sn D.i.i
and revived the charges made y tHg y ny y -
that distinguished LocOFoc0 10 IriO ihey sHDu' -
-. -, ,bosa charges were then pronounced by
them h BE- Wing lies and that they ana ther party IN
doysed the character Of Van buren, ~ supporting
MIN for President Bot y seems inat ieN uay 49,
given our LOcOf Oc" i4''i.' -
hs character
rh., many Southern Taylor would prefer Butler
30 rIInore We have cOnc.g sive tesumOuy but Tor what
800, the Ma, Oyie0ns Bee keep the following tandirs
IN n. eoursns We cannot imagine. The AboiuOnisn
~ cas- has never been discovered - the North
- g,,p bsfore the Popls-Ihs' no man can vote for
Yu o BtTLHR for NicePresid' without Young Tor
LEWIS cAss the Northern Aboh ,si for the higher
Office Of President
sslov will be found an extra o.a letter BY Hugh
Graham Of Tszewel Tenn 20 the Editor Of the LoaD-
riIk Prssbgfsri0a H,raid
sNo, long since thought discovered In the Ner
Yrk Ob,urer Aboiuonsri too sr0ng for Tennessee
Tsbsu s.on their papeT said but concluded % wait
Iitte longer wkn saw that one Of the Editors was In
England battling manully for the south against the
British AboliuOnisls
c. J Honis the Taylor Native candidate for Con
gress in the let District Of New Jersey has addressed
lengthy letter TO DR. C. T. CLARK, from which make
the folio wing extracts
Let me al once avow my utter rcpugnsnce 10 the
existence Of Slavery IN any Territory Of tnis country
but more especially in that portion where stands M
Capitol Of nation Of who boast OF their enlightened
Freedom and from which floats the stars and stripes
recognized BIZ all as the sacred emblem OF LDtry
So long as have voice 10 raise or energy 70 en-
ploy il shall be IN vindicatng the right Of our American
citizens bond or free IN preference 70 Foreigners
Gen Peter sken smith, the great leader Of the Phi
sdelphs Nstysts and brother OF Gerrt the noninee
placed in nomination ia utter disregard Of precedent
among the Natives He says he Intends 20 vote the Ma
i've American Electoral ticket and for an independent
Rough and Ready candidate Tor Congress, II any be
presented. lie cant 60 Levin.
The Hamburg Is c. Journal announces the arrival OF
Mr Calhoun in that town and says that while there be
conversed freely the political topics OF the day he
IL not disposed At this time 10 commit himself in favor
OF Cen Taylor bu, he 10 thoroughly and uncOmproms-
ingy opposed to the election OF Cas-
The AH1nsfq GA Repabhc an influential Taylor pa
per In referring TO the letter published IN the Nt~
Horsn journal and COurifr q" from an eminent gentle
man and friend Of Gen. Taylor stating that he would
not veto bill az .inst the Extension OF Slavery says
The Democratic presses at the south pubishiu.
statements ike the following We don't believe word
OF them Let them show who that friend Is. Let
them come out with nance. We do not believe ina
Gen Taylor told anybody that he would not veto the
Wilmot Pr0vis0
Hon Mr. Wesicott OF Florida is out at length for Cas-
and Butler. He expects 70 be reelected by his Lesiss
rlre 10 the L : Senate.
The Cass papers are ciphcring Cass selection from
Websters assertion that every for Van Buren, halt
vote for Cas- How lorlorn must be their prospects %
make capital out Of such thoughess observation a.
this
It's worthy Of notice that the Csss Van Buren, and
Taylor candidates Tor Governor Of Massachusetts were
reared in the Wing party. This Is like shooting at an
eagle with arrows pumed from his own wings
H. s. Orion one of the best Wing stumpers in Wis
eonsin, has come out Tor Van Buren, aud Free Soil.
The PHILADELPHIA Sun has taken down the Native Elec
torsl ticket for some time.
Hon. J. h. Williams, Delegate 10 Philadelphia, and
Nessrs. Metcslf Bowman. aud Tyler, Wing members 81
the Legislature have signed call for Free Soil Con
venton In 81 Joseph Co Mich.
The Rockville Senhnol states that John Pitcher Wing
Presidential Eleotor Tor the let District IN Indiana has
withdrawn his name. and goes tor Van Buren, AMI
Free Territory.
We observe by the Cleveland papers. that George
Hoadley, Esq OF Cincinnati has been addressing Free
Soil meetings in his native city, with his accustomed
energy and ability.
Ex-senator Rives is stumping Il for Taylor in Viz.
ginia The Cass men expected To catch byes, but Ike
Tsllmsdge Of Wisconsin he has committed himself 10
Old Rough and Ready Hunkerism don't agree with
them this campaign
Gen H. A. 8. Dearborn late the Native American
didsie for the Vice Presidency addressed Taylor
meeting at Worcester, Mass the 18th inst
The Wings Of Hudson had spirited meeting on Sat
urdsy evening which was addressed by Geo, Dawson,
Of Albany, aud Hon. A. X. Hadley Of Troy.
large Free Soil meeting was held at Lancaster Pa
last Saturday BENJAMIN Conerd presided A H. Hood,
Esq formerly Editor of leading Wing paper in that
city, presented the resolutions. Speeches were dely
cred by Messrs Longshorc OF Bucks Co. Urquhsrt Of
Ohio, and Snodgrass Of Md.
The Piusb1rs1 Amer,caA states that Judge Myers, OF
Clarion Co Pa gentleman of considerable influence in
that section of the State. heretofore prominent poll
tcian Ia the bunker ranks Polk elector in 1874 has
left the party
memory--thc compa,fiot of Fitzgerald, Emmett Meme
win and othersis present resident OF GEORGETOWN
ID C. she contributed 20 the relief fund Tor the Irish
Patriot. when the meeting for that purpose was re.
Gently held in Washington.
complimentary dinner given 10 Gen. Worth a,
Syracuse, on l2th inst.
Rev 7. L. Hawks Of New Orleans, is on his way to
this City.
We take the following extract from letter Bishop
Purcell in the Cdfh0tio Telegraph OF eth inst II the
Irish people had some fifty West Point Cadets to dsci
plne and command them they nigh; expcl the opress.
or for they have numbers and courage sufficient Tor the
purpose. Aud yet this once done, they have
navy the British could reduce all the cities and chief
towns Dublin Cork Limerick, Belfast, Waterford Sc.
to ashes The only check or revenge-ior II would
not be-woud be TO issue Letters OF Msrquc-if they
had Government of three months standing TO do So
to Yankee Prvatcersmen and sweep the English coast
and channel and seas with Paul Joneses."
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