New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

- over 500 citizens OF Milwaukee signed
call for A free Soil Ratification meeting which wa to
be- held on Saturday evening The Gasene (Whigj says
1T will, we doubt not, be numerousiy attended a.
the leaders Of the movement are lu Of Heai anu
confidence and the party, though young one mus
tsrs strong
Tn NopwEGAss CoMISG.-The N05d'yse'
(Norihern Lig1) the Norwegian paper published in
Racine County Wis has come out for Free SOIL This
T. xes of considerable vote which was supposed 70 be
sure for Cass.
m The Cincinnati, He,aid says that of 10 Of the
members elect to the Indiana Legislature Six OF them
Loco focos, are pledged not to vote for any mn Tor
O. $ Senator who is not opposed 70 both Taylor and
Cass
Delegates TO the Wing state Convention.
BssnLeser Co Ist Dist FRANCIS BARRETTo OF West
Farms.
WASHINGTON Co. lid Dist JOIN IL BOYD.
~ CuARLEs :. HOLLIS, formerly Of Phiadel-
phis has been recommended by the Wings OF
Camden as a candidate for Congress IN the LIST
District OF New-Jersey.
r-Yg- DAVID PAUL BRowS is talked Of as candi-
date for Congress in the LIST Levins) District, Pa.
~ ALFRED GILMORE, Esq of Butler is the
Loco + oco candidate for Congress in the XXlVth
District OF Pennsylvania This District is now
ably and worthily represented by ALEX. IRVINE
Wing. GEo. w. SMITH Esq. is the Wing can
adatc
~ EDMUND WESTON is the Loco-Foco candi-
date for Congress in the lid District Vermont,
q. L. up,prvrn who declines.
rFP The Loco Focos Of Mercer County, Pa.
have nominated VIM. S. Garvin for Congress
- LAWRENCE BRAINERD the Liberty candl-
date f Governor OF Vermont, has declined IN
favor OF the Buffalo nominations.
~ The " o. Oricanais, has hoisted the
TAYLOR and FILLMORE flag, and makes very sppro'
pirate address on the OCCASION
~ THE NORTHERN Journal published IN
Lewis County in this state has passed into the hands
of Messrs Eaton & Risngh.
Tpy PRFcURsoR.-Two numbers have been
issued of small paper bearing this title devoted TO the
advocacy of Land Limitation, the Inaliensble Home
stead and the Direct Popular Vote. WILLIAM WEST,
Editor and Proprietor, l36 Nassaust
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r-yP The Wisconsin BarnburAer is the name OF
new paper published at Milwaukee by Messrs. COP
DING & BoOTH.
rz~ The Sprit Of Freedom, National Reform
paper published at Cleveland, Ohio heretofore for Ger
rim smith has hoited the Van Buren, and Adams flag.
"TIE DRAWING Room JOURNAL. An evening
paper with this title say the Philadelphia papers will
be ushered into existence in few weeks. IL Will be
under the control of an able corps headed by q. G.
FOSTER Esq The Journal will be faultless in typo
crephy. and various heightened and brilliant in its
contents.
I3% President Polk, it is said, is coming North
soon. and will probably visit New England and be sb.
sent from Washington about two weeks.
~ 4 sword was presented aud dinner given
TO Cen WORM by the citizens of Hudson, on Wednos
dsv last. Attorney General A. L. JORDAN presented
the sword with some eloquent remarks. Gen WORTH
replied after dinner letter OF was read from
Martin Van Buren,. Speeches. sentiment and song
were not wanting on the occasion. Judge EDNoNDs
presided at the dinner. Hon b. +. Butler was among
the guests
~ On Sunday morning the Sd inst Just at the
commencement OF church, the barn and outhousos OF
Hon John Ernmons at New Utrecht L. l. were con
sumed bv fire containing a considerable quantity Of
hay and grain. some hive stock was also destroyed
Loss estimated between $1,000 and $4,000 TWAS sup
posed TO have been the work of incendiary as seve
raj suspicious persons seen lurking about the
nrghborhood at the time
~ b. T COOKE, Esq editor and proprietor OF
the Brooms Republican at Binghanion we regret to
see reres from the management of that paper for the
present on account of IN health tie is succeeded by
Mr. t. r. Cosion late on associate editor Of the Utca
Dahl Herald
~ SIMON WILLARD, The Massachusetts
Cloc smaker died in Boston on the 3Oth uli aged IS
years and months. Every. Bosonien must remember
his establishment the Neck
~ Rev Dr. WILLIAMS has formally accepted
the Presidency of Trinity College, Hartford.
NV MUHC.-The following compositions have
just been published by C Holt, Jr. Lovarny Polka"
Let the ocean Heave to the Tempest's Wing. The
Chaplet" and Abbois Bird Polka
ry- FATHER MATHEW has forwarded a Cork
newspaper to the Editors Of the Albany EresiHS Jour
nal containing the following paragraph with marks
drawing attention to il
Father Mathew will 90 to America this month
his health. we regret say not fully reestaonshcd
We were informed by relation OF the Reverend zen
tleman that in all probability be will not proceed to
America this year
CAUGHr.-The chap who is supposed 10 have
passed the forged cheek of 81 200 upon the Exchange
bank some months since, is now under examination
beioId Justice Cole. Albany Eve. Journal, 2d.
The examination we learn resulted in the commit.
men; of the rogue for trial His is Hunt and he
Is an EughshmSn.
DEATH OF Hon. PErER PRICE.-The last Roch-
ester papers announce the death on the 3st ut Of Hon
PyrsR PRICE in the town OF Rush at the age Of -
years The De,socrdt says
Judge Price was prominent and influential citizen.
The regard in which hc held by the community Is
hest eshed by the number and importance of the pub
lie trusts conferred upon him and by the melancholy
aensaon which his desth excites In the war oil lol2
he was First Lieutenant of volunteers ana did service
on the Niagara frontier Under Clintons admnls'ra-
ton he was appointed County Judge, and niied Tor
many years the Office Of Justice OF the feace- Tor
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