New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-25
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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and subsis, ON very scanty supply Of the coarsest
herbage, only requiring water once 10 t"y 81 LIZ
days Win the aid oil TINS animal tne .u's. :.
mail might b. carried from - Louis, Mo 70 asioilH a.
the mouth Of the Columbia. ia twenty Gays OF ia q
shorter time from the mouth Of toe athahsss i'ei ~
the harbOr Of San Francisco IN Csaiofnla- Al com
p.rnvey ANAL expense and within two or three years
nontblv or even weekly mail might be established be-
tween these points They could be got IN Their naFe
country Asis and brought by land 20 the Black sea
and .hnped for the nDed states direct sufficient
number would no doubt, be brought by the Govern
rneut 10 insure permanent stock Of these valuable an
finals for our grea. western regions In addition Il
osv b. aid that the BsctrIan Asatc camel would
be useful in Uar toe vast plains OF the West FROM
their great power. guckness Of motion dOciliy ana
shape vi their backs they might De useful IN carry
light pieces Of artillery and be trained TO the use ol
them for their various purposes This would - 'ei'
effective against Indians.
~ The Tuscoioosa ala. Monitor, leading
TAYLOR paper cOnirOvcrts Mr.. Webster pfe'.c.on
a., The cn,, lie be,ysen Case and Taylor, stating
that Mr. Van Buren, Is the strongest NOitaeIn -
FocO Mr. Sade the editor. says ~ cannot ~ iues-o
that Wings viii support ne bun'lo no ,.
.ns Ia, 900 for Cas- by Southern men, are thrown
Away and q, 10 render Van Burens prospects ana oi
The enemies of the south better ana Oeter ne CON
clpde 10 declaring that Cas- cannot carry single ron
$50 iy,,ao S,ste no, even his own. and states that
an. smith has no security but in the election OF Gen
TAYLOR Case cannot possibly fail 70 De defeated yeors
the people His chance j. worse tnan nothing Snouip
Cen TAYLOR be So likewise and should the election DC
thrown into the House there Is grea, danger that tne
sectional question. 50 threatening may entirely
control the election and Mr. Van Buren, be our next
President
~ The Augusfa GA R,pubi,c, Calhoun
Tayor paper that the South have nothing 10 nope
from Northern Democrats or Wings and that u cannot
speak for the integrity Of either party a. the NOfth-a
are against the South. II Intends 20 lag before hs
readers the whole truth about the progress OIL the free
Soil movement and nothing viii deter II rom uOins
90 The Rpabic says 1t mas watched the indications In
all the slayehodng States since the Buffalo nom
nations with intense anxiety, and intends to Puohn
full Of the Free SOL meetings being heid ana
concludes by informing it Southern readers " We
would deserve traitors doom If We did not fully in
form them at this eyentlgl period The south must
know how 10 act and she cannot know unless informed
o the state Of things Nothing on earh snail pre-
vent US from laying them before her people
- The Leringtoa Ky Adas denies the as
,ertions of Gov Leicher and the Dayton BaHa'a
that the gradual emancipation Of Slavery VIII be SER
ously sgitated by the Convention recently called 70
amend the Constitution in that state ana says
" We are very sgre-judgng from what we her
from wellinorned persons from every section oil thc
State both Shareholders and neutrality-suspicious. that tnf
question of gradual abolition Of Slavery viii meet with
but few supporters, unless colonization, or removal OF
the slaves emancipated from the State, be coupled
wth it."
~. The NorihumberlQHd Penn NdfOHioH
notices the fact that the LocOFoco Senatorial Confer
ees which nominated Mr. Bright Tor senator, also
passed resolution appauding Gen. Cameron Tor his
aadeptHdenos in opposing Folks Administration On
account of Brights vote for Gen Cameron for United
States Senator he is very unpopular with the Wood
ward men. who are going Tor Mr. fuck the Editor Of
the uitoaaa the Wing nominee, which will be an i'm
porent gain.
~ The Cass men of Dallas County Ala. seem
10 be in a bad way According to the R,pOrtcr at.
tempt made in Cshswba lately 10 get up meet
ing and boy cent round with bell and card. ON
which written IA large letters, " The Democratic
Club will meet Al the Court House at o'clock DO The
Club met and summed up total crowd OF President
Vice President, Secretary and one spectaor-the sst
we suppose acting ss Treasurer.
" In Indiana the Loco Foco party is cavins
in well elsewhere Hon. John w. Wright and DE-
fabeT two prominent Loco FOcOs in Cas- county lnd
ana have rcnouaced Cass and declared for Van Buren,
4 Mcdonald the Loco FOco Representative from Por-
ter and Lake last Winter and j. 4 Peitt the Loco
toco candidate for Senator from Miami aud Wabash
last year have joined the Van Buren, party
~ Col. John b. Weller is the Loco Foco can
ddaie for Governor Of Ohio. He makes gfea, merit
of bis services in the army and dubbed the Hero Of
Monterey Unlike all the other officers who served ON
the Rio Grsnde, he Is unusually abusive OF Gen. Tsy
Tor. The Dayton Journal suggests that Old Rough
and Ready in his dispatches said nothing about Col
Weller he in return, should say nohisg about the old
General
~ The Hunkers OF Michigan have nominated
two clergymen 20 the state Legislature Rev DR. O. C.
Comstock Baptist clergyman from Branch co and
John ID Pierce Presbyterian minister, from Calhoun
Co These reverend gentlemen have represented these
politicians Hon. Thomas Wood formerly Loco Foco
member of the Legislature from Washtenaw Co. has
declared for Van Buren,
CY~ Dr. Williams, the recently appointed Pres
dent of Trinity College New Haven not the author
of =" Hawksione semi religious novel He merely
the preface in which he expressly states that be
does not endorse every position the writer has incul
Gated President Wiamss friends, although they
consider the novel in the main fair exposition OF their
doctrines desire that the mistake may be corrected
to Its authorship.
" The Aberd,cq Miss Tn4epcndeaf Tay-
lor paper, contains the following Cannot some ol
contemporaries repubsh the resolutions instruct.
ing the Mississippi Delegation to the Baltimore Con
ventiOn Of lsii TO vote for Mr.. Van Buren, We un
derstand suchnstructons gwen They of some
importance now as showing the value of pledges,
since Van Buren, has Withdrawn his opposition TO the
abolition OF Slavery in the District of Columbia r.
lP~ Stark County Democrat (Ohol comes 10
us in mourning ior the death OF John McGTegor, OF
Medina County the father OF the Editor of the Democrat
Mr. McGregor was Sc0tchmsn by birth. In 1919 hc
branded by the English Government Tor daring o.
advocate the rights OF the downtroddcn and for
daring 10 attempt to gain them 10y force, when rcatt
proved unsysiling. lie lied to the United states.
ry Senator Corwin made n speech at Sandus-
Ky City Ohio. the 10th inst wherein he stated that
the Vice President had more to do with legislation
than the President and that the only chance of pass
ms law containing the Nimot proviso, would be o.
elect Mard Fillmore and thus give the controlling
vote In favor OF that principle in body equally repre-
sentng the Slave and the Free States
IT. Prentice expatates ON Van Buren,, although
he 10 not Free Soil enough for him. lie says " he co
operates with the wise aud the good and with all who
not blinded by party prcludccs prepossessons
remove from power the men who brought about III,
Mexican war snd wsgod il tor The purpose OF conque
he becomes the instrument under Providence OF pun
ishng the perpetrators OF this great national sin
~ The NtmpiS Eagle thus refers to an sp
poiniment of John Van Barren 10 visit that portion O
Tennessee We have not seen the list but friend as
sGres us positively that Memphis IS Ia his published az
poin;ments for the 2Oih October Might 10 bette
place, John We hope and doub, not the bhoys vii
treat you politely"
gP- Shortly AFTER the Baltimore and Phiadcl
phis nominations were made. nr Bailey, the Editor q
the Hashgsioa Era uttered the following sentiment
The interest and honor of the country and ever
Freedom ITSELF would be safer In the hands OF Iaylo
the Stakeholder. than Cas- the Seryilc.' lie now sup
ports Van B0rcn.
10 A man IN Indiana has written 10 Gen Tay
Tor desiring 10 be informed whether he is IN favor Of
National Bank exclusively founded the Public Lands
and whether he would advocate Branch 20 be estso
hshtd his county such is the substance of the forty
letters which Gen. T. receives avcrsgccvery day
~ Rev. Elisha Tucker and Rev. Jacob KNAPP
both OF the state OF New York, have finally taken ul
their residence ia the Prairie Satcthc former In Chi
csgo IS Pastor Of the First Baptist Church and h,
latter, near the village OF Rockford Rock River al
an Evangelist
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