New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
Political. Personal, &C.

to James Mackenzie, Editor of the k0l,d0
90 NHfDe a Huuker paper, thus refers to Land spec
uatiOu Candidate Cas- would hardly sub.cripc 20
these sentiments; The accumulation OF large for.
tanDs IN Republic especially wealth invested IN large
tracts OF land ought never 10 receive any tarO from
Government Yet our Government have long persisted
in system of disposing oi the Public Lands prolific Of
ebu-e snd which in the madness Of speculation which
IL has excited las "a least threatened G'vnfnmeut
with dissolution Every man has natural rignt % so
much unOccupcd land may DE necessary @ turnish
his subsistence and when this night j. yielded 10 me
discretion of settled Government u Is an abuse OF the
di-crcfi0n with which Government is clothed 10 make
nerchandse of individual rights sud by so doing ay
the foundation Of social system 90 which hioatfd
wealth and sQuaid poverty must ultimately prevail.
Yet this is precisely what Government has hitherto
done and stl insists o. dons-Congress refusing To
make any change
~ The Ncic- orleans Bee has the following re-
MARKS ON the canvass Everything from the North
plainly indicates that In the approaching canvass the
contest destined 10 bee between Gen Taylor and Mir
Van Buren The signs of the times are too numerous
and too obvious t. be mistaken this subject even by
the least observing Mr. Cass's prospects are growing
small by degrees aud beautifully less under THIS
Free soil movement which l. daily aud hourly WIN
drawing Thousands from the Democratic ranks. Penn
sylvania Ohio and New Ork are at rretrievaoy lost
him by this division IN his ranks. and W really De-
leye he viii lose not ony Wisconsin hut also ms own
State of Michigan both Democratic states, 10 the party
was only united. John Van Buren, asked IN Ics, Why
Mr. Cass did not withdraw and no longer distract the
Democratic party bat II viii result IN sober reality
and before the nrs of October the question VIII be one
of serious discussion
r-yy- Hon Edward Bates of Missouri, ia his
recen, great speech at 81 Louis at Taylor meeting.
came out for Free Soil and he was highly appauded
by his auditors for the noble stand he took The posi-
ton taken by this parlach OF the Wing party Of Mis-
s1uri Will have great effect la that nominal Slave
State lie commended the wisdom and portrayed the
Necessity that IN the hands OF Jefferson gave hrih 90
the Ordinance of 1851 intended O. apply 20 our en-
tire North Western Territory at that early day and
marked that dii the question depend upon h rof the
principles of that Ordinance should be extended over
every inch Of territory We now have or might hefeM
ter acquire.
Ia Dozier of Louisville calls upon the
editors Of The Frqmr Of that city 70 bcsir themselves
and scs about the formation of Free Soil Electoral
ticket there are many Of The Free Democracy OF
Kentucky anxious 10 support the Buffalo nominee
Nr D0zeris native Of Kentucky and an ardent lover
of liberty The Examiner j. powerful advocate OF free
Soil and Free Men, aud should ticket be- formed 10
Kentucky il would receive an effective support from
that excellent journal
~ The National Reiomers OF Cincinnati gave
banquet on the llth inst which largely att nded
Letters were read from RI Rev Bishop Purcell and
Rev Chss Boyton and few spirited and spprol .iate
poems were read by the President l.. A. Hur OF the
R,ri1c presided speaking several times during the
evening. Dr. j. e. Buchanan and Stanley Matthews also
spoke.
- The Fond dv Lac journal, with Cass ald
Butler at its masthead. goes of thus
We shall continue q adhere 90 and advocate " Free
soil rec speech, ffce LhUuf ana Tee Nthf it-Aiu
less OF the eers and sncers of the slavery organ the
Republican, a Taylor paper OF this place
- little girl Miss Olive Miner, about H.
years old compostor in The Lodi Democrat eff % will
set g 000 ms per day, distribute her own matter
and keep her cs. in perfect order Miss Olive has been
amount 10 the hne littlc sum Of = % day.
~ II. c. Wright the AntiSiavery lecturer
represents Ohio 20 be wide awake the Free Soil
question Tremeudoes meetings are beng held In va
-. ! N...
sion among those suoseryient allies Of slavery the Old
Huuker Locotocos.
rFT- The AbqRv Express Is calling upon the
political ria sesicrs q SET up another mus. il :
some time since an indignation or ratification meeting
has been held The Erprtss Is afraid the good people
OF the capital will spile unless a meeting OF some
Kind Is got up.
- Harrison w. Covinrtou, ESQ. a Senator
elect 70 the Legislature of North Carolina from the
counties OF Richmond and Robson. died on the sih
INST making three members who have died since the
August election
- The N9dcl Worker pubHshs a letter from
Mr. French 10 the editor Of that paper. saving him
up shout as thoroughly for his cynical. sefrghieous
and ungensrous course toward the Buffalo C0use nton
81 one would wish % see OF a summer day.
~ Warner l. [ nderwood and Willis G. Hughes
the former the Representative from Warren County
and iae latter from Union spoken OF in connecto1
with The SpesSerslip OF the uext Kentucky House Of
Representatives..
Is Aur NFefrtaIN OF tle Navy mas appolicl
Lieut. ellis 70 the command a. the Astronomical i 81
petition 70 the southern Hemisphere, authorized %
the lse Session OF Congress Lieut. q VII leave early
next summer.
IL The Miaors &; P0ttsvils are taking meas
ures 70 secure law that shsl give them lien on The
coeries I'll their labor IS psd for. They are frequent
ly deprived CT all their wages BY the insolvency OF ope
rst0rs
~ Rev Stephen Bush and wife sailed from
Boston on the 10Th inst to Join the Presbyterian Mission
At Bangkok. the Capital OF siam.
~ Senator BENTON has finally got through
with the publication Of his attack on Gen. hea1py.
- DR.. Boyd O Reilly is leciurins on Turkey
st Cincinnati.
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