New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
nrookIyn BOARD of Health s.

During the last "a hours there have been report
Cd 10 this Office q cases OF Cholera a Of which term
ns.ed fatally CHAs. : J. Goc~JcB Health Physician
arooLIxn Roard of Health %. .MoxDAy, July p
During the last "a hours there have been report
81 TO this Office 90 cases Of Cholera oi which proved
fatal. viz Catharne Wicket, aged 40 Pachc't Aii'
ehael Csughlin aged 30 Bond st. John Dowd ag'd %
Fourth place Owen CsughliD, aged -. ship Great
Britain Michael sweeny Fourth place Oliver Walsh,
aged ca. Hudson. NV I'd. Mclaughlin aged 20 Mary
Mclaughlin sged a. Bondst
CHAs. :. J. GoaDAIcH, Health Physician.
kInipe-wbig Nomination for Governor, &c.
Hon ELIJAH L. HAsLIS, &brother - Hon Han
pibal Hamlin, Loco member Of the u. 5. Senatel
was unanimously renominated for Governor BY a
Convention Of Wing members Of the House and
Senate in Augusta, on the 18th inst. All the par
ties have now completed their nominations. The
Loco. Focos have two candidates, DR.. John Hub
bard Of the old " Democracy" and Geo +. Talbot
Esq of the Free Democracy In 1910 Harrison
carried Maine by vote Of 46,6l2 to 46.20l for Van
Buren, and in 1914 Clay polled 3f,37s to 1917
for Polk and 4 $50 for Birney. Ia l54s Taylor re
ceived IS, 1876 Csss 80 $50 and Van Buren,, l2'O9o'
10 will thus be seen that Maine has always had a
strong tendency TO Loco Focoism, and for several
Years past her Delegations in Congress, Governors
and Legislatures have almost uniformly been
Loco Foco. There is but little chance Tor the
Whigs to win at the next election, but the nom-
nation for Governor is unquestionaby strong
one. The ultra Cass Hunkers have recently been
defeated in the Loco State Convention, and Dr.
Hubbard, Free Soil Loco received the Gnber-
nstoris nomination by large majority over the
Hunker favorte Senator HodgdoD, the leader
of the Dana forces in the Legislature. Gov. Dana
the present incumbent who has allied himself with
the "Non Interference or ultra bunker branch Of
the Loco party has made great exertions to defeat
DIR. Hubbards nJmiR alton. and recently refused to
signthe Free Soil resolutions adopted by the Lee
eislaturc This is tue first instance oiehe KIND per-
petrated by any Northern Loco Governor and Is
considered quite triumph by the Hodgdon clique
who are disposed - bolt the Hubbard nominating
Col J.TP. Dv1osr OF the Senate presided
over the Whig Legislative Convention and James
W. North acted as Secretary, aud amer addresses
by Phneas Barnes and Isaac Reed. the follow
ing Resolutions, introduced by Mr.. APPLETON Of
Bangor1 were unanimously adopted
Rs.olred That the wings Of this Union desire no new
marty creed To reflect the brOad principles which animate
ihei hearts neither 10 u necessary fof ihe !" puvh
declaration OF their love of liberty and deNoed auachht
10 the Constitution which uphuids and perpeiuates me
nobes Government ever nstiluedt9I the benehl ol mai
that Constitution the recorded egacyo tue wisdom o o
fathers truly and faithfully eNpoundedls the HonhS pat
form OF the Wing party. . .
Reoted That We are IN FAVOR ~ uuIy HmvI'Oan y
tem cOniradsunciiOn 10 any pro- 10 or dt'ces l0
may have had their origin among cumming ahu COZ,
Tupt monarchies OF the Old W ORD, system
American in policy and PURPOSE wn,n .d nSs of ON,
grand object not only me prosper 'ue f''Ple ~ ~
own land bat recognizes Win highrvr .
ward progress Of liberal principles throughout The world
Our hearts with the oppressed and against ule @p
pcssor and shall hail with giadness the solvent % n
political mil enum which shall herald the triumph O' CIV
liberty and human freedom over The whole American
Resoised That We are In favor OF that public policy
Which ards protection the industrial pursuits oil h'
citizen Of the highest importance, IN conIahlsuneui
TO that policy OF the Loco-foco party antrep1oicei
Ia character which dsemlnstes IN favor oil ioiegi
Pses Thai we now reiteraic the sentiment expressed
In the hall. OF Congress upon the question OF the sdms
OF Missouri nearly tmrS yess since, oy Msi'yu
Whitman aud other Wings OF our State IN rea'on 70 me
farlher extension OF Slavery-now then the Wings o
Maine while they would ~ iust 10 all the constitutional
rishs OF the South. decidedly opposed 10 ihe iarhe
Resoised That we congratulate the free people Of .h
linton that they have repudisied The political einpcsn
which has for many years prevailed IN the adminsifa
non of our Government and by the elevation OF Gen tay
lor the proudest position 10 The g OF any ns"n .l'
American people have restored the national glory 70 IN,
by an opposuon-p political eAintes whose feelings are
plumber aud faen upon the public treas0y-wh the Pre-
crpts OF the Constitution for his guide ana desiring 'hr
hdence that he Will Win steady, calm aud fearless
sep follow the example Vi those iuslrJus nrh "hVse
republican pfecepgs he carrying cut 10 the hsh SAT
isscuon OF The people The voice OF The Nation rewarded
he merit. q l. a wSs Admin
tstrauon recognize With the h shesi pleasure that The
Cabinet Al Washington are not 1nmindul OF Ihe gress
commercial interests OF our State and VIA Que t"esu
for the rights 90 hardy fishermen CT Maine have coan
ioSmsnded The UNJUST enec Vi the circular OF the Secretary
OF The Treasury " Mt Poiks administration and gwen
f&r and true construction the Jaw, whereby our hshs
are now obliged TO be employed continuously 1hfre
and half ~ toar months, as decided by Mr Waiser
Resosd That the interests of oar State demand hA
should endesvor 10 sdvanedand promote the pr0spcf
~ and welfare Of oar eiazeas " encouraging hose great
dusty, increase our resources, develop our sifengh
AND sy s SS D1 he s1ss saS
=. - from Other States
n sys.s Psessnsuss 10 .he ws. .p o.
ported by them Tor Goveslr We do 50 Knowing his high
qualifications, sonno inies my ueprosehsee character
ard rs Wing OF The most uneA> -puonaole stamp and
who. n eecIed viii faithfully casry~rg the Republican
doctrines OF the Wing party ard h the once TO waeh nc
may be elected with honor 10 himself and credit 10 he
SAFE. and unanimously recommend him 20 the " h1ss
OF Maine tol their cordial and united support
Rsso@s<d, That have noticed an address purporune
10 be signed BY Ers,ais n Snayf and Others, 10 the
Democratic electors of Maine, and RON the many un
rmenlsl inrendoes and nSelous ealosirms contained
heein fegn TO believe that is not the truthful
opposition Of The views opinions OF our polucA oppo
meats aud be considered either forgery
MISREPRESENTATION the intentions Of wildcat brethren
Rolrod Thai the Hypocrisy and insinceriiy which IL
Tested in said address has received manly and high
Toned rebQke from the BGR2oS Desserf, whose editor
th1s notcss %
Hon Epkrsin X Smart Of Camden, has reported =
long Address TO the Democratic Electors Of The Sale OF
Maine oar present purpose Il 70 read u throag ben
the DAYS become cooler aud The evenings oer and We
viii pabsh IA when as many Democrats ask Us 70 do 40
~ 10 lumber our columns Wiz ~ Row s
may be determined s not matter Of Aay particular coz
sequence"
Rssolssd Thai the Wings OF Maine viii enter The com
Ing contest With high hopes q saeeess ana sfd VI &c
termination which Will ensure political triumph
Mr.. COCHRAN Of WRldobOro' presented toe io'
lowing resolve, which unanimously adopted
Rsselssd That IN Hoa. George Evans We recognss
NSines able Representative fearless statesman snd S4
Quen advocate Of the rights aud interests Of The Norhef
laborer His high talents untxrnished integrity and De
voted patriotism, demand the gratitude. not only Of oG
own STATE, bat oi The Nation
Nor By AM MEAss.-A paper away in Arkan
sas the Van BEres Iaisltigesoer,j where they
don't always set the latest news, has the follow
Ing editorial paragraph:
Tin TURKISH MissioS-l; Is stated that George
March recently appointed Minister TO Constsntnoplc
declines the appointment The ground OF refusal as