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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

TIE CorroS raarksti Improving ann 5000 ne
nsnd prevails. We notice sse, o. $50 o'ies '0o'-a
ias Pot on n good mioohos' a. 81 een'' FLocI =
dan Win doen~srd tendency The s7ie' are '''o
osls st4 62.zf - The irqu y ior COM oon"'u''
ori.k. with s-ies Of 1900 bushels, mostly mNeo' ~
a c,s PSovfsfoNs snd suesRs are declining MoIA'
srs j. without chsn.e 10 nosice, md market sieaoy
-.ies go bbl. 90 20 c,s. FREiGHTs o. liverpool 70
mai, .tesdy wita fair engagements srERLINo ex'
change moves OF slowly ~ our previou. quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

IS. Gr.rd Bs iol ie0o0 STATE 8. 7ii l1'0 Do, az
100 Lshigh 8. 80. 100 City -. - 9s 100 CITY U.s.
81 81 50 Mechanics Sank 2li 90 Reading Rd. ~
o fc0 Lehigh Co s3l 100 Z : Losn g. 81, lvlt LOO
Win Rs Bis - , 80 80 County s., =.
S,taaf R9orf-s 20O gitv G. = o. CD Leti1h Int
rect 50. 400 rs state q. IA 30 sch Nav &c - u
Phladslphia Exchange 40, le5OU : Loan So 81, TO-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

Browns majority 499 Csbers 30 ST.
Csbels majority for Congress In 20, was lO5
OF the Presidential Election 81 Counties have
been heard from, officially and unottialIy, in
which Gen. Taylor has a majority Of ,2os. Wa
ton Levy, Benton. Orange, st. Lucie and Dade
10 hear from. which it is supposed will increase
Gen Taylors mainrlly rom 50 % 70 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
8. CLAIBORNE.

WoREiHe by rHI DAY-OW CRg Canvoss.-
OR Election took place on the It'll inst. and We
reice % cay our indrfstigsbe Aldermen sitting -
Board Of Supervisors yesterday completed the ofeis'
twenty two Days after The returns hAo
h.en placed IN their hands The returns from every
Other part 81 he State from the western wds OF est
.rsugu. and the dense forests Of Northernmost 81
Lawreuc.-hsve long since been In the secretary Of
states Once Albany. bat those Of this Cry sone are
wanting Mr. Blscsmsr elected TO 81 The vacancy 10
the present Copgrss. occSsoned by the desth Of Hon
John N Honey. came down yesterday on bis way 20
Washington, hs,ing stopped Al Albany FIR his eerua
cate Of election where be Informed that be coul
nos have a. because the Guy Rturns bad not YET been
received 20 Mr. B'srkmar vii probably be without =
cert acate when The House unless tho Secretary
shall make haste canvass pant IN advance OF lie
general Olicisl Canvass
Nov " there were any necessity for THE telsy %
might pass uncensurcd but there WA hot Our re
tarn. ml sht easily have been ~ Albany ten days sg-
but tor the fact that Aldermen get g per ts' Tor
canvassns them sui spin ou the SOB long a. pc
.,be mec,ios a. II. Nofkins perhaps half 40 hour
.diluruing go capital supper and thence home TO
meet ,he day sud rpst She expensive farce
mak.ng eouss OF ABOUT $40 per DAY OK Of tie cry
roefe ought to ee 10 is~s sseilst pesiy swind.ps
While Ills soes unwhipt Il lasuce.
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nunusnrnncEn Ar nR Rlcms

t,.rss,- e,r Pb,.ca TrsnnT 10 Crosby.L seecs
sr DR. Rcs he.us de-ro0s cf pacias tns hsusfs % D.
oy.d from .y,,eauc physical ifs1inz ehan DO fesel
~ :. Ger. IA. -. adopted The following de terms o.
-os.eio,lOn for as Three monihs = az m9nh'
sl0: one year. s2
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NJ AR n led

AtNeeark = j W~isestsy. Nor o. tB ReT Do '.'n ~
ABRAHAM BOG Rpus of this cry, 90 NJ tNtllNh t : u"
0 fh- ate Peter DofemH@ ~ NsNafk 49,
On "Wednesday, the grh hY Rev william lsien DO W "a
yfD SCOTT Mo Lucy s. dau,ipf of the 10 Wa b'l-a
all of th. City,
A. D-ifoi. Nch ihe sist by Re- Ralshra. no
v fhs o. M.s Cassaaiia brady fs r-r RI Gen o. 81 h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

~ THsvxsovlSo was observed yesterday
ia ok States via; Massachusetts. RAoaelslsnd Goa
ncctieaI Florida lodlsps and Illinois. Vermont holds
Der Th.nksviug on the I'll and Lousians On The sis,
Of December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

Lectures oN CHoLfFA.--Dr. SHAw ~ ...
ture The Water Treatment - mesos o. Pr,,sruos
and cure Of Cholera 81 Clinton Hsi "a sst.rs., a..
Monday evenings, ~! o'clock Tickets . ernt. f.r,
gentleman sni siy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

Rsee,Ds ptiin ne PAT q tosrs -FIouA. 1880 ops'
BAILEY 10 bu.he.s -FLoua was Inactive snd without
change 10 prices BARLEY-sales OF CO.. b0snels were
made At coz Go cents. There was no change IN Corn
or WHEAr WHISKY wss firm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

tY' MAURICE SrRAKoscH is 10 give gnai
Concert omorrow evening In Boston. on which ,cs
sion he will be asst sted by Miss NoErHALL Mr. b
HArroN, Mr. II PEsABgAU, and the sloycrmnk'ft'
Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

TAYLOR as false 10 what they sre pleased 70 term
Southern Interests are now trying their utmost
10 embron him with bis Northern supporters as
pledged to the Slavery propaganda. The follow
ing is one Of Their latest maneuvers
Couepo1s.uls Of the Peua.l i,su.sn
WAsHrNeros Nov. y
GOV Brown Of Miss arrived here TO-DAY, via New
York where he survived in the Steamer United state
boo xix days and Elk hours from Ne~-Oreans since NE
arrival here he hss received from Nr Cian,fne o.
hatcher Misc hitter dated 90 that place the loiu net
from which sm permitied 10 take the iollo~ibs *
tract This letter q important, ~ political aspect a.
showing G-n Isyior's present views on the slavery
question h. be- precisely the opposite 90 those which be-
he's been represented 10 en'srtain by Nessrs Truman
smith George Ashmun. and others Of the Wing Free
soil parry At the North. The letter is ~ follows
NArcHEz Nov ls. 1919.
Hon A q gsowv- Dear ST.. As aiI parties con efe
that Gen Taylor elected Prrsdeni, hs'i-n Ia lAi fi
YOU net be las thrown Of all disguise ssd conceas no
S govd whom you ow be r'dcsi on tho Slavery
on--tion who ofeu says thsi SerhenSf pnios T. 40
that h- tad inst ray sp-tt sou- ., ufs VIZ "
Ia, of that BE- night on I'll The points, alo "ipuu
spessine Of The territories ue 90 ssnIs su u'.ISy az.
earnestly declared th'i when M Norm te i.1 20
FIRE IN ihe Slave question he wss for DsAWlNe IHt
sWokD AID fHsoWiNG AWAY 1ht sSAtbAtD. .
About tbis BOYD there no msfokrf ana ne esnu
h.a to pruuuui c. Oh Z-ct" perec y s"und Oh tbs
make biz rno cannot say but he souihf-n heuc, Who
h-A him tai hs sutis-i say he IL Lot man TO give
a. 90 moo Be lherstely fuued
IA will 10 The Free States on The TaTf Hld Inter a.
m ovearnt qassn ns, and with the Slave On he Free
Sod question ,.,o,,,.-
Yours truly, , l. CLAlbOhNt
Gen Qitman. the Mr. BOYD above mentioned. ara
other Southern gentlemen hesr II stated. entertain
he opinion thst the South should take the ,rtre-''
ground on the slave question. md then comproml'e
rnev are for extending avery q Csfofnis sud Ne"
Mexico snd com promising by yielding the Hstt o.
SlGus Reprt<ssfsst0a ia Congress.
What wretched stuff These thoroughly
logged gents are proving and esves-droppins
around Gen. Taylor endeavorng to set something
out OF him which they may retail to his prejudice
At the North but what do they get Read again
and see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
InGuaaiion Of Buffalo.

h0cHE5rEf, Inlfsdsy, Nov ~
The strong westerly wld which Las prevailed
Tor th~ AT = hour, ra we ,srn caused al n-nds-
ton o. the Guy Of Buffalo D. tae Lake.
Runo-. By railroad are vague and Uusst.sf'ctory
Communication ty telegraph j. Gu, q Much injlry
ming and Derebspoi.e 1. feared 70 be TIE res.lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

ALBANY. Iugrsuty Nov. 50
The Controllers sale viii be continued 70 NOR
row Tor the Comfy Of Es'sJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
Death ofRob,rt Cilmore, E-e.

BALrixoaE Thgrsdsy Nov. .
Robert Gilmore, ESQ one q tie Oldest ano n -
Influential merchants Of the city, died today o. s'l-l-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

fTIsbCAoH inlrsoay, foFi -
Our city was honored THIS morning by t-ssrrival
10 the steamer Clipper Of 20 Members Of Congress o.
their way 20 Warrington
Ire vick.burs Thea'er has again been destroyed 5y
Ere Manager Porter oi Pit,ssg-gh ii. hesvy io.er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

the relief Of the lower part q Broadway eor.i.,.
stopping one bali 81 The Stages Of each u m -.
from going o,los Chan trrsst Il q fo.o-,ou.,.,.
they are not thar hsf t,ei before re.-sis,,...
point ihe!r upwsid TIP, sni ihsi thy A.. a..
crnp,lcd a. tbs. po'a their down zip Ths r-n.s,
is within the province Of h's honor ihe Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

tP- Hon. JostrH GKNNrtl = in 'ovnoali.
way 90 Washington. sad with t.s i'ay sP,"stt.
week SIKH h's dsushter. NJ wins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

GoLo FEvER.-A aserinz was 70 &c he'd lasi
evening al Baltimore 70 orsssize ConPsny 70 % y
California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

WiNTEs GAsMEsTs The style, character and phes
extensive assortment q ready -nsds Oge'co-" ho@
crab, OLIVE, brown and black. beaver sni nll-d 'o'
must comment ihsm he most drs'rabi- sn6 ec"onf~
garn-rs Of Inc season and With li. ihej IRE
offered 10 tbs Inspection ~ the csc roln..
VIM r JENNINGS \ co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

Bosrox Thursday. nov Sd; = D
Thanksgiving Day IS being observed Win more
ihAl usual .irctness The stores Are pretty mlcn a.
Closed aud business "a = measure suspended The
churches we're thrown open IN tie forenoon. and
goodiy number svslea themselves Of the opportunity
70 attend
a. doe nv sl.g..sh .ae Br.aaa.a }. not u slslt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
4, telegraph to the ssw-YOrk Tribune.
rr,va, Of Gen. Tayior-The Crescent City.

Arrival of Gen. Tayior-The Crescent ivy
NV OaLEA~s. Tuesday Nov =
Gen Zachary Tsy'or, tie President elect las
is.; arrived in our city he looks remarkably veA-
The steamship Cresoen; CITY Ill 'an from 'ai' P'''
for sew.York On Friday next December J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

MoRg INcENDIARIsM Another auemp, Sm
inside on Tuesday night to set hre 10 the house Of VI
Bscshouse, by pouring some preparation on sTisoa
which was standing in Clubhouse on The prsn's..
and then isni,ing II, The flames were diseoverei 10
time 10 prevent any serious consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01


~ God 10 California sad y, oDDs cneap Has snd tsT
arc the most important topics Of he day Hal. from 80
to 20 CsDs from . cents upward. Owe ca ,s''
tim. a well . money WOODS, 81 Csn-isl
Who WANTS TO co TO CALffOESiAf-Plsnty q sO'p
nose dizna."i A pamphlet consisting dsschpi0oo
the country, is me. prosscuoss given svsy su
c.,,h.ln,,. 49,, q a,o.s...v tlA.
WV. ID. Oisssow, UsDssTssgs--~ srefoom' u fo1'1
avenue residence Sss BoVssry Order. len - ether s'
VIII meet with prOrnps srenuon. Ne hss " hand fs''y
made everything requisite FOR furnishing funerals iee'
en,, procured a. any 81 the Cemeteries 10 snS 0ui Of A'
.,,y saJl sm-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

FisE-The dwelling o. the Iste Lows A.
Bridge. situated To- Fourteenta o. 5etsera a.ats.,
and University pscs Ws. discovered to hs oa sf. -
!. O'Clock To-. m ran-. BY ,ne tnt.y rrrt s,.
ever, Of iose Carriage 10 q Che aunes were ,...s.
q ne basement aai cNtas-.s.ed s.il .ss q at
saln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

wisoo>nS.-The Legislature OF Wisconsin Is
AID II stand - follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

CuRE foR DEorsY In dly-bctr. gsvs,l..
paper We gave the cue o. iae We oi NJ Lynn oi.s.
Twins Institute o. eroP'y W can uoe .n,.-m ,so..
istcres.cd that Nr. GomPcrt % ttc Eucser,or..-
Battle iol Bowcry s ready 90 ajm.f .si,s 90 t.,s.
either - hs Psce or 80 Che rcsd-o.c CO i-r.o1,.
hicted he also gives .n' 20 bath. 81 stl.r..e.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.
rsENrS
J. At FAARELL 4 Go.
557 BrosdsHy, near Pgi ce-.treet

CAMBRIA
most beautiful variety 81 nosrsasts n Kmbrodehs''nd
Lace Goods viz Lsmariine Jenny Lind Fer efada nd
Opera Collars CUFF Habiis Cbsmixeites. SC So asies
and infanis' Caps. Robes Evening Dresses, Laos C's'
Wells, Sc sc. .c
TITS i. he most eNtersye, slso mo c'e-resi 80 y
II Needle vorsed Cords heJ have ever fss ana
Is specially adap,ec orlhe coming u Pf''eat'
ma fJ-rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

GOVERNMENT Bo,rs A number % ooss "
longing to Unce sam were recently sold At The Navy
Yard AZ immense sacrifice. Several which had cot
upward OF slOO each. were sold for about s. Or -
only and life boat tor which $1,000 we're pail Sa'
sold iOr $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

Mr. BucKINGHAM's LEcTrREs.-Th fourth lee
ture Of the course by this gentleman will be given this
evening From the OF the subject" The Bible
N the Middle 4ges and the peculiar views Of the lee
turer we anticipate a larger auditory than attended
even the preceding lectures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

~ Mr.. WILSON, entertainment az the new
Assembly Rooms, last evening was well attended His
songs and ballads prefaced by hs graphic description
and msnner were received with the most marked IA
vor but regret TO state that owing 70 the conduct
Of some whose nifty gave them their entree the
pleasure OF many msrred. Their each'pHdiioEs
would have been in place during the singing Of
JJhDfffumlie" than " Despairng Mary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
Arrival Of CoBgr.s-msD-Destruct Of the
Nlck-bura 4 heateF.

4. close ny aisPsies. ne Britannia . not Ia 'isat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
Business and rolirics at the south.


Extract Of letter from merchant Of this City now the
South dated WrrJMFEA Ala. May =, 1871
The whole South Is pro tr0te IN pecumary
point OF view. Neither merchants nor planters
are able to meet their Liabilities.
The low price of their products seems to have
let the M for the present, without resources. An
other crop, with very limited purchases OF goods in
the Fall, viii restore them.
Free Trade doctrines find fewer advocates at
the South than ever before. Men of both parties
Tariff OF 1872, and lament its repeal Under the
Influence of thot Tariff every Interest OF the coun-
Try recovered from state %. grcat depression 90
one OF healthiul prosperity and the years 1850
$50 VIII long be remembered by af classes
as the most stable and prosperous for the whole
country we have ever experienced. During that
period the consumption of cotton m tins country
advanced from 40 90 2l5 millions of pounds, net
ting the planter from 90 10 per cent more than
The shipments 70 Liverpool or Havrc. The grow
ers OF cotton now sigh for an increased home
market.
Nowhere al the North have l heard such bitter
denunc.ation OF the present Administration as ia
TINS state and Georria-ol Polk i0r his MeNcan
War, which Tor The last two years las been drain
ing the resources Of the country, and of NJ
Walker Tor his IauH Of 1876, which las stinu-
lated lmportations % a greater dcerce even than
the ruuous year OF 1896. turning the balance 0l
trade in IL months 80 millions AGAINST the couu-
tsy, nOtw outstanding the export of I'D millions o..
Bic0dstuiis. iu consequence oi the failure OF the
crop In Europe in 1916; and now cmptyug the
vaults Of our Banks az the South and West 90 the
great alarm OF all having engagements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

.s. -..f. can hear ra e-,rr.. p.r.. urt however
r,r.. +l,- ,.- l- % f,a nomination af Gen. IlF-
r.. .,- 81 ,,.,..- .a...l. .o I. ll.I. lg tr.uI
.... .... ......... ,,..t..- Zt..ltrF TtYL0f or
49, ,-t...r ,f.-.. .-.-. f-H. t.rr-i
$3.50 .-. -,.'- .- sf.-f..sf.--tle
..- $500 a. .f,....r
~ | -l..-..-l ~ u DID, -tsfas-rrn
5......-
1e-. lL'i. -''- ',- ..-' ~. 49,
cs'cii.a. % --l.t.-- ~ ID 1910 Il.
ton tel-'ei i.-' p. o.i'.' '-.- ...
eie.f'4 "--. t.. A- ~
there Ha- no 'lu leloit lAHl pony rli'",
success. Bat t-.re was nol "a tr.t- 'e tn 'te
u9r WING among 'le t--l-..I-- ~ I'D F'. 7' ----'
taking rD-n 1tlrt 1i i-f 1.lHti it-iL-- 'l '-' ..
IOl, who wt- d. prepared 2. -AIfe"Ati up -f. -'7
.ule guaranty 81 -.cle-s. Taf-lr tan -'i4 D--4 ."
single Wa.. principle Bat 90 such surrender vas
nccc--sry. That Gen. TAFLoH vas Nh.-. ani tlat
boz vou.d administer t1- Gorernm pr upon " Al- pen
cip.a- was as .a-siacior y '.i' '.t '-a
he irul l-ln-y ei. -ie- ''..' '-
However n-oA 4ou-i .,.tt pave
Ost- = h IAiLoa' WING ..-.
availability, both are Do" ON'' i-..-. A' a | -'l
cstne1r'e4 fld a- ll-l. 'fnrH q wang ~ ai. "-.i
a Che land; and DIS election "i restore rye oi-fft ''
the exalted position oi dignity peace aui -cl.re-pect
from which 70 has been thrust hy the ulprn~p.el as
.res-0ls and te-li rents VITO ere now ln power.
OF NuLAHD FILL-0fE not word need n' sL4 30
cUl.ul.ud.t 1n f.- H.. pro. orfsl .s fle only wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
Letter from senator COrwin-The vote oil
South Caroiina-HatiGcaiion Meeiing-
Campaign Paper.

Hguih iNftifiisl-AA sNNNAHs
Campaign Paper.
Correspondence of The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Saturday, June 10.
A letter has been received by distinguished
hsaua Member Of Congress within a few days
rcn Senator CoRwIN, VINO tor the last two or
three weeks has been engaged at home i'm probes
sonal business. Mr.. CoHwN states in bis letter
that II Gen. TAYLOR should bee nominated 10y the
Wing Convention. he should support Lim; and
that according 60 the best of his belief he tIAi-
LORI would receive the vote OF OHIO
Per c0nfr0.-Ihe representatives. from South
Carolina say that Gen. TaylOrwil not now receive
the Electoral VI te of that state. His promise 10
abide bV the nomination of the Whic Convention,
n their opinion, prcclUles las success IA south
Carolina sun, they say, In no event VIII the vote
Of the State be given 10 Gen. Cas-. South Caro-
hns loathcs hiin much as 10 respects Taylor.
There is to be ratification OF the proceedings
ofthc Philadelphia Convention on Monday night
Ia this city, and several distinguished persons have
promised tO address the meeting nom the North,
and West, and South.
A paper Iur the Campacn is 20 be started in TINS
Civ, aud it j. rumored that JoHN Q. SARGEAN Z OF
New York VIII De ITS Editor Mr.. SARGEANr has
been connected with the press before believe
bui am not apprised whetherhe lent or bOroWe ell
reputation from the connection.
The House has done nothing IN session to-day,
but pass resolution rcspecting the Ncw-Jcrsey
Railroad and Transportation Company. hu is %
reform the rate oil fares between Philadelphia aud
New York. we hope 10 viii continue IN lis good
work. The fare between Baltimore and Phadel-
phia, and most particularly, between Baltimore
and Washington, mcht be reduced 20 the great
satisfaction OF the locomotive public
The Members are returning from their late tour
~ different directions, and promise to 20 TO work
earnestly sui zcalously next week on the business
Of the Nation. 10 Is 20 Toe hoped they Will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14
poucHErersIr June y lsls


iorGHhE.fsIE' june u .sis'
/ r. fre Ffaor Of TIE Tribule:
-, .... ....- 81. .. i....., ,..-...sr.l
r'" 10 '.7 '"''.'' I'-'' ..'''
ID. tie proceedings OF fLc Wing National Cow eltQf
.t.t. .-1... .o .,i.. o,.-
there occur io many errors iAal lh oiIei To give o"
WIKI friends '.l. ani clear understanding oi te zeal
..,,a of essential short Iansou r. necessary
I a.. .t ,..., hal l
H'-i 'I' W -
completed ana the resolutions "tI oHrie' I'D go ilio
vote for candidates for President aud Ncefrcsldcnt
Mr. Csrrrbeu of Ohio moved 10 amend .ad resolutions
/ 49,
I ~ aoth- me loilo"M-
Rcs.ref That no candd1e shall e enel 10 f'ceit '
n'nht'I"H ll 'l'7 VOW .'o. 'l 49,. E ,' 1850 IT,.
le' Die, ,, I, ',a . ,''r f ,'.,,.,I Ic XII .t
-st M .oo.ril1: tIlf he ,,I' cou- der lam-e te cind
fl A. mo-. and g.. all lrotr aaIeure 1 bring into
practical operation The principles 4iI measures O ne W. r
1ary"
~, .,r,or WAS tfs resolution rcaI than an intense
f l
a'" 'i'-i'
members striving To s'i i'' MOOT 1l ONCE "''' o.''
calling 20 order The President declared t 9It Of 7-fnr
from which decl 'on SIR Campbell appealed, and on
That appeal heard. amid constant interruption ne
insisting that % was strictly n order 10 deAnc "nai -oI
of clndIaia- should De- fDi'h lof Il o." oln'.- i'N
the same -r'unl declaring mag tley h"l pi'eet Ii-'
10 decide chat none but sound Nhs- 7n'".d come ,'
fore tine Convention. while Others again declared me
-. las tfc ,l on rho IA e ana carried taking the r--
| ,.,,,, ,,ii b. Amer t6i- lad been done Mr Fuller
V',.-o" 49,, "-,, - 4 m ,-,,., tt, i,,r and otter
/ oi New ioih ucc.eu.. ," s'''.'- '' -''' ~
"Hesed Thai rs the first duty Of me hepfei elalHe. o
| he Nne parry is 20 pre-. " ,u. XIV S rs l
lntl pal!' ' I , ,i,..s -,lc r,.Dl. are stands
coi,"ete1 Dl ., E I & M. ,l,,r,.rees nrd f1 b.
/ i,. ,.,,n,,r.,f III N iig rfipcip.esr
Tbis Resolution MS in point of fact my own. had
drawn il ip as containing nothing than lair test
/ M -1od faith 10 the Wing Cause and 90 which n0
/ ..,,,n3 v,bir rould reasonably object Owing % the
,,,ut of lungs strong enough 10 make myself heard
amid the din-or nothing short of somethn. in imlt.
zion OF twelyepounder seemed 70 command 't,eHloH
.er 10 present Do created more excitement stI than
that of Nr Campbell several OF the Tay Iories o.com-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

INVITE Late Il Gina, Pr0pnet9rl ~ bf1aa"' y
v...- Fo-s over fae .eVrry srDrs ~ Bah t"Npn"'
Psrt T. nr9nre.of would respectfully inform c-u1
D.r-.a.r. s-ue--es of our losi cl.ilLsls-eo iAe-
.. open for flelr specuon. ... O., Cha.
The rrYrr-far after nearly eignt years rfp-Iiri
r-,.r-l.r arl1verrug end Deneclng many 0i me lii-
,-gr-. I'D ha.. been made s.ncr i's liscpfefy y
Dt.uerre and which has ofoltli t ~ - 5a a. =,
l.s. nrir.aa-af fIe above named baiirfy-a D
frs if faif De- viii rof Ory susta Pa OK increase 10
-,o ,ui he ACKNOWLEDGED hisl Character VI me es'
,ror arrangemeufs for hight ard the preseni Do
y, r-oce-s t1uoy,l only az this acrl enable us a.
T r1rresf,-- Miniatures that excel all others n then
l.y .uf 'lsrii11ls tone. Vrt ce4r and distinct n oui
~ sg I-s. 81 T. .iae iue thar ha. hitherto been
IN. r.ief ohiec-i0u fO D+ggerre0iype PorraHs.
~ ~uvtr- D. most increduloys Of The great superiority
Of Pcfnre lAen af ls place. they are respectfully invited
b git fhs Gallery and yldge for ternseyes The price,
b. formerly ~ fl-lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

~ "NCw.YoRK EAGLE is the title OF o
weekly paper devoted the advocacy Of the grcat Re
forms of the Day and published by llsbury Co. l4J
Nas-au r. 4. Honeywell. Editor The Lr2e has been
suspended for a short time but now reapTcars in an
Improved form. Il ably advocates the cause Of the
SAILOR the Abolition Of slavery Of al kinds Of reform
he relations of Labor and Captal and iu the present
Public Land sv.tcm-in all which We wish u success
We ob-erge by the last number ta i hes ho.sed the
nsuc of Senator HALE for e-idenL TIC price OF the
E4gic D. G Der auuufn.