New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
TIE Mayeraiity Hallway Irsr-Clarks aad
Lowe on the stump-House Of Bcfase-
The Southern Prcss-The Compromise
Enu Trade, &c.
corespoodenee Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Augusl I


BALTrNonE, Saturday,, Augusr.
The great agony gtho Loco Focos ia over
they have nominated Joshua Maybury Turner for
Mayor, a pos, he is every way unworthy TO hl.
shall grieve for the city Of my nativity 'hoad 'ach
ut one be elected to preside oven her. Butsushcsn
never be the case II the Wings make a j1dicious
nomination Hundreds Of honest Locos VIII n0t
support Turner and Wing viii have every OPP
portupty 70 retrieve the character aud standnS OF
BALTIMORE The Watkins men viii not support
him onIy 10 . small extent and a meeting is 20 DO
called In few days II 10 said, 20 bring out al in
dependent Loco candidate.
About 10000 DLrs of iron for toe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad have arrived here dur
ing the past week from Cardiff and Newport,
Wales This road Ia rapidly and increasingly
pusbipg forward its connection between CumOer-
land and w Wheeling, and will, no doubt accomplish
The undertaking within the time allotted. Had we
m American Tariff, instead OF the present i dtish
one We should not have thus TO go 70 Englnnd
TO obtain iron for our railroads, when we
have inexhaustlbe quantities Of 1t lying at the
very point it Is wanted. Hundreds Of oor own
mechanics and lGbOrerB might have been employed
In its manufacture, also; instead Of which foreign
paupers are fed OF their expense, by driving the
contracts from the country Yet Congress does not
seem inclined to remodel Tariff so disastrous 10
American capital and labor.
candidates for Governor, met at COckeysville, Bal
simoe County, to-day, and had 4 joint discussion
before mass meeting. Col. Clarke acquitted him
self with great credit and gained many friends, in
fact no ia rendering himself extremely popular all
over the State and think there be no doubt Of
his election The contest for the Reform COnyen.
ton continues very warm, and 1t will be a hard
struggle for the nscendency between the two par
ties In this city, the Wings mako no opposition 10
the Locos, as yet-a wise movement which will
be understood and teA hereafter.
The erection Of the House Of Refuge will now be
pushed forward with all dispatch, so soon as the
contracts for all the buildings are closed next
week. II promises to be noble building, worthy
of the philanthropic spiri, Of our citizens build
ing more needed will never be erected 10 any
place or one calculated 10 be more bene icia 10 Is
effect L
The course of the 4" Southern Pres 81 w ASH
;nton m ats with no response from our citizens,
who DO not In single instance, believe, tavor or
upbold its reasonable language. Maryland my
word for IT, will never sanction such doctrines as
have been advocated by THIS paper, WnOse eoltoIs
are either mad or traitors.
The settlement, In prospective, Of the vexed
question about California, Texas New Mexico, &c
has been very fRvorably received by Marylanders
They are satisfied with the conditions OF the several
bills-they could not be otherwise, as favorable as
they are 10 the South. They could not ask Tor
more and might with reason have received much
less.
Tho Fall Trade Of our merchants is about
commencing and promises to be quite fair, bat not
40 large as was anticipated Western and South
ern men are beginning 10 arrive, but feW sales
have been made yet. Our commerce is not very
brisk at present. the total exports last week being
only about $1,000 in value. lAGo