New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

fgraliag copar'nrrs'iyt VII tte q stiLe'if' TO-
sylsp 90 TIE ps,lofn q oosiilty y ne h@'7''
si,n of avery T05d sesn disrofaaNs 100 ~
cher noi0,lDss tfg,h-asueiy tesiln e'.'s '',,-"
era STATE the sane psfty = e'ect','' eng N'-'
-. nizn. sgsins, he prssent A1~'h''st'DH -
bo,sls =, p ayery EK,snsion. ghrs- = me = .t.f
&c. ,od s,zing a. true 5ostnrons o. mite ~iih
then, On that grosa5 More chssly .csnoe5 I'M
ever the discsepsacy is.esn ~ oDFers ,oas.sten-
e. The oblsc. % 'hr sane 30 both ares 2et
into Iowsr AZ h,N, ~ mater oa = ret prnri-
PEI. - they DO, get 10 n they ran cary Scr
1oont al OniD ~ AIT. Slavery p,Dfessions. snd
., the SANE time Kent3,ky End Te,1essee ~ raj
iyiDg the Perps.ssl -'asey it's y Their s1s'f@''
they vii have pfeuy nearly broken don" i'e Al
u1iuistfst.on tefo'e t hss had time r. mature ah1
develop - yolcy We sbaD vat little, ho"
ever. before believing ustsoch game ran sue
csed 10 uis 1sy n abundant Newspapers aud
widely fsdiauny Telegraph wne', tst ~ have
k.oxn sehenas. a. barefsccd o. ohtain tansi
t,ry and unreal solcess W. think the tunes.
however wore ros - enlightened a. those ~
now live No.
The Wing leaders 80 Kentucky made ms
take last winter, ~ our judgment Alarmed by
rho pslpsble ysue II tho Loco Yocos 10 csrfy tie
State b. alarming ADD securing the pfo-5.avey
influence 90 view q tie risiug tide n Kmsnnps
ton they held a Legislative meeting and gra'e5
resolved against the propnety and cxpediency q"
any present agitation with regard h. the 'on,nn
ance of Slavery. In doing this, they Travelled o9t
of the record the question II Emancipation being
one 10 regafd to wbich the old parties had not
been formed. with which they had properly moth
inn a. do The Loco FOcO hnesse should have
be.n met not with counter move, bot WITH the
simple truth The Legislative meeting should
have kept silent f~spectn< slavery, of sh"1id
have stated the simple fact that the Convea'lon
was ia all respects aside from and above party and
that esth citizen, Wing or Loco, wa ard should
be sree o. vote for ~ against Emancl patton - b.
thought proper and 40 Of al Elective Judiciary
Bienninl Legislative Sessions shorter term for
Governor, &C. Sc. 10 trying 10 be shfewd ~
suspect the Legislative msgnstes oo,w tied them
selves-fnot an Unprecedented result)-aud in
creased the danger they sought 70 d'spel
The Loaisr,Hc JoD,aaf Of the 18th says
Loco Foco MAsEcvgFIsGs ~ KErrUcKY.-The
Kentucky Loco fOcOs strsiung every nerve ~ %
cure the sscendeucy In the s'ae There coa nor
they will not make therr = 10 compromise they VII no
scccde provided pronsess o. adj ~ me siren eh
al NOR party irFRhlph h 'nhkf'rr "i' N'' .'
Legislature There h great deal Of csndes'ine man
euyerng IT, progress and occssiDnaiy come IS HPiNn'
~ n revealed a. the public Let me nR. p'af h
mind that the LOcO Dcos are frspif"d On acme ,At
victory this year n kentucky snd ~ effect this they
are nov busy IN every disifct county and DeizhpDf
hood In the Htaie one great object u'y no." h'S I'D
their iDsOms 10 ~ get Up series ~ mtrn'tpn- 10 iA'
next Legislature which they think Nfssfs Cay ana
Underwood vii MT obey Ah'y men hnfF ~ lN'H.
some political capital out ~ 10" 1isDDe0'i'@ ~ 'if
Senators. and thus " sdvsn'e 'hef 1'ienof pnu'-A
purposes
Tho last nuuh~f of the P0Js' Pc, most ViD.ehi
Loco F0co sheet P41hsted st HopEnsr,.e. c'nia-i.t
eaov IN tne q4~afirr ~ 90 - ..rl. Prlrls1 4rs
Ei.tor - 10 fsssf r.. sr.rr Ee-t-rsy srl -ne -.t-
a. 49,, 1900. ., .-.-s. tr~ g.7 ID r~3.r D..
e,os.ot.... 49, .--- .t,ars-- 20 r. -.atr .- Obi
49,. -. +. $500 -..-g 80 .-s o.. - .-. on .-
- -. ..... q 49,. 4. - s..- .. Id ...- -s.
.. -. .-...- 1900 49,. .s...-. --e- D, ~
-. - +. - .-.... 49,. "a. 'l..-, -... .-.
- -. = $3.50. - -...,-.-- 80 ~ d..
=. -. - - = r,.-.,- 49, ~ .s-..s..
~ -. 49,. 40 !. ,.,..-- R.s.-. r ~ al FL,
1900 =, go. - "a. --..s ~ 4 ..r.-..ls 81,
So, "a. ,,.-..cu e .rs-g .r p. rss.- flf.s
-. !, -. .-o.-s
-. -, !. ,-.t.- "a. b. ---.1 -r,ry taoa.,.
-, 49,, - = ~.sy-s vi e-...ss ~ lao ...l.
.. 49,. 2, :, - ,--., Il .re ~ no ,er Clazressiots
r...',. !, 49,, 49,. -. !, fsro, q --esFng 20 "a
80, i,s. - n .f.ng 9Th The vh.. .a f~ndefns
b,t. III go 800. ier.f..o. c,noerted with 49,
49, ,ol,@v ,.t.eb bs.e yir.D fb. Whr.a tery
$3.50 ,t,.,' 81 ~. 4..te ~ ,oanv wear. A. ..ns
- ,.,,v Inc. snd di.t.nrf.ns are Kept % rho lo
-, 49,, e that tbey must remain the minority party
An The 4tstn Hence their desire ~ break up these Oh
d,snnetoo. Their only hope IT ever gaining the BE-
ing oil former Distinctions ~. J. in' cunning p''y
\. -. ,,sn.,",co nat n can deceive none other. sr
the most unreaecung While their friends throughout
81 ,ho w" 1 re- ,,e ty1, ,5~y de,re a., coaie.c,
with the ultra pro slavery in Kentucky to secure
the control OF mo state any ,u'n S'n,P t',''
could bc se,utrn. ,"' p,1po,", . ~ -, =, c,,,,.s h.
'ase e, "' ", 80
s'n'Y '',''' 49, 1900. .. a., .,.,.,
-, -, "a, 49,, -. -, A. Mai ,l'ev kno,s be-
forehand those gentlemen will not DO cannot do with
o"t violating thor PEE ON ,no 'Sol@ so o' m ,
opinion of sll Whig. and the practice ct nearly oil
Loco focos-wish To make use OF The refusal OF our -
ns'o,s 20 '3St s"D ,s w, ,se.e roco.ekc,,
Tor the doc,rn of dcnouncc their brethren
Walker of Wisconsin and Douglass OF Illinois. tpf