New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-05
The RaIt,nore Nomiuee.

The disaiiection in the Loco.Foco ranks Is not
confined 70 New-lork. The principle OF freedom
upon free soil has taken hold Of the heart Of Tie
people elsew here than here Wherever tnis IS tl1t
ease strong expressions oi DISGUST al the nom
nation Of Cas.are heard. Subioiued are two in
stances: Alb. Eve. Journal
Prom t,e ssaio,ly .olol Alro.r
General Cass is nominated by the Baltimore Conven
r0n What shall be- done in the premises is the ques
ton that all are asking ~ shall in Hccor
dance with the principles have heretofore protested
and advocated and which well understood by our
readers. s. practicable.
The voice of the great state OF New York Of her no
Die democracy has NOT been heard IN making tins moan
nation 10 is not therefore the nomination OF Demo.
cratic National ConVe nOn such the delegates were
sent % Baltimore % make and Is OF no binding obhgs
ton upon the Democracy Of the nation. or any part Of
ii except 81 far as they choose 20 ratiiy H.
The Democracy of Ncw-lork 1t g believed. Wi! have
candidate in the field and the Democracy OF other
Free states will probably unite with them
The Wing party viii probably nominate Henry cay
Gen TAYLOR. or Gen. scott II 20 Democratic candd
sie planted upon the doctrines OF tie New-forS DE
mocracy viz. Free s1 free men free speect and pee
commerce, would carry the North against sl opposition.
and probably 20 into the Presidential chair
Troa he Southport wi-,on..n' Irc-a,h
Again We need not say that d, Is quite possible for
men oy trickery 10 secure nomination. whose whole
| 1 ne "ss 1cen living lie upon Democracy If Gen
N"s mas not always been such AN one he Is q least
/ s".H an one now and If he De- nominated wherein.
't su'h ercunstances Is the Obligation 20 support
-l 4" virtue OF Democratic principle he save should
nc PC '.'o'e1 Iongress shah not inerpo.e ii he can
hep ~ 20 prevent The spread OF slavery into territory
no" lfee now We need not say that til. Doston l. m
war WIN tie interests of free labor and cor,,,l,.
az w'f Wh Democracy, Tor al know il can tb,,,
National Convention alter Tins stare a. 80. -
make that Democrats which l. now IL or,,;,, a.,
the National Contention betrsys the p-incinic- =, a.
m0cracy. We know not what rule IMAGES n t{,,,,, -
| on individual members Of the parry 10 cornrlr,. -
treason and 10 pull down the pillars Of the tsp,rl ~
their own heads. We have no doubt If The Ns,io,.i
Convention scts in accordance with Democrafc prin
cipc and pre- SCENTS a candidate proper exponent III
such principle there viii d. universal rally 20 hi.
support But We DO not believe that even Nationa
Convention force unworthy man upon The party
: FIRST FEMALE MEMBER Oh rHE 4. A. A. =
Miss Maria Mitchell Of Nantucket. dsc0yerer Of M
"ine' which bears her name unanimously elecie
"h honorary member OF the American Academy OF Art
"a. sciences Al their last general meeting We beev
ia, ms - sne nrst time such honor has been con
ierFed on any lady in this country sud similar homo
hss oteh conferred on but two ladies In Europe Ms
caroline herschel the sister and sssistAn, oil the lat
Sir William heTschel in his astronomical labors an
Mrs Somervile the commentator on Ia Place vsr
& some years ago elected honorary members Of tb
AstronOmsesl seeie'y Of LoIa0R lRsstea Jr,vsler