New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

in perverted and misjudging age STANDS
forth radiant prophecy of the good tune
that yet shall be -
asp THE NEw.YoRK STATE AGRICULTURE
A. FAR opens at Albany on Wed"esday OF
this week, bat that day is devoted to critical
scrutiny of the animals and products e.
bibited bv the Judges, Exhibitors and Mem
hers Of the State Society. On Thursday
morning the Fair will be opened to the pub
lie generally, at charge of one shilling,
and remain open through that and the fol-
lowing day. We presume it will be visited
by not less than 100000 persons No ct
fert nor expense has been spared to render
the Fair in every respect interesting, IN
structive and useful to the Artisans as well
as Farmers of this great State,
We wish it were practicable for len
Thousand or more Of our City Mechanics to
engage steamboats, at moderate rates to take
them to the Fair on Wednesday night and
return them the next night. The entire
cost of the trip need not be more than the
day and dollar to each, and We believe the
solid advantage would far exceed that out
Law. Why not arrange a cheap trip to the
State Fair in preference to the Target Ez-
cursions, sc. which are common among our
Mechanics little later in the season?
Missouri knew that the absurd report fa'
ceived last week by Telegraph of the official re-
turn os Henderson to CoDgress from the Lid Dis
trct by o7O msjority over PORTER could not true
and we find the following confirmation OF our faith
in the Louisville Journal of the 9th. This is evil
IDENTIFY the very dispatch which was so bewltched
at some Telegraph Office this side OF Louisville
We have returns almost perfect in our Jefferson
city papers, fully confirming this dispatch as to both
Distriots: ST.. LOUIS, August &c.
The official vote for Congreismen in tho I'D aud
lid Districts is as foows: lid Distrlct-Porter,
Wing, 072; Henderson, Opp, 5642. llid u st!lot
Miller, Wing, 6,578; Green 1854 John Miller,
Benton, 2,4l0. This gives the Wings four Mem.
beIs of Congress out of i've
We don't know about that "four out of five, for
the St. louis dispatch announcing Che reelection oil
Willard p. Hall by 70 majority over Bowman,
Whig is not contradicted 40 far, and we fear will
not be. The Members known to be elected are
Messrs. DARBY, PORTER and J, g. MILLER, Wings,
and Phelps, Bentonian.
ILLINOIS This S ate has lately changed her day
of Annual Election from August to November Inc
nominations for Congress have excited much inter
est this year, and thus far have evlnoed some mu
tatons For instance:
l. We believe Col WIN H. BIssELL, Opp the
present Member from this District, ID pretty sure
Of a reelection.
III. John A. McClernand, WHO has been eight
wears a Member land most obe equious devotee
of the Slavery Propaganda throughout,l Ia nov 10
give place to Willis Allen OF Franklin Co. Vote
in '4s, Taylor 1881, Cass 6,l7S, Van Buren, 10Y
This District is currently known az Egypt from
ts negation Of light and will probably maintain ita
character.
III. Orlando B. Fickin, who after serving three
terms, was superseded in AS by 7 l.. Young has
this wear obtained the nomination after several bal
lots by a vote of 80 TO 80. The District gave Tay
lor $50, Cass 1905 and Van Buren, la votes
Gen THORNTON of Shelby 10 named as probable
Wing candidate
" CHURCHILL OorEISG, Wing, is yet the
only candidate. The District gave Taylor 9 l5s,
a.s9,7Sl, Van Buren, 964l votes.
Y. Col. WIN. A. RICHARDSON, who is now ser
wing bis second term, hsa been renominated OR
VILE H BROWNING ia his Wing opponent with
cut any formal nomination. The District gave
Tsylor Q 996, Cas- l0s93, and Van Buren, ], 43l
votes 1.-THE Free Sellers will vote for Browning,
who is heartily for Free Soil, against Richardson
who is thoroughly sgsinst them, the former may
be elected.
VII. RICHARD YATES, Wing, and Col. THOMAS
L. HARRIS Opposition incumbent, are the rival
candidates Vote in IS, Taylor S,ls8, Ca@ {, 087
aud Van Bulen 7l2 Little doubt Of ates election
EF- john INMAN, late editor of the Commercial
Advertiser, died at his residence, l0i West Thr,
teenthss on Friday last, he was about n years
old, native of Utica, and brother of Henry In
man, the painter lately deceased lie had been
connected with the Press of our City since lSa0
snd with the Commercial since 1884 until last
March when failing health compelled MS retire
ment
MIR Inman was not brilliant journalist, and had
no faith in new-fSnged prs eots OF Social Meliora
ton Rich and poor master and servant learned
and ignorant, he regarded as distinctions founded
in thu essential nature Of Man, and only to be
changed with that nature. But ne was honest
lust and olesr-sghted, after bis way, and never
copscientiously coored statement to favor or i'll,
;nre anv man or party. His writings were marked
hv dignity, frankness and Probty, aud he made no
enemy in the profession to which the prime OF his
lie was devoted Peace to his memory
E~ The Courier of Saturday s quite right in
correcting abatement Of O. A, D. with regard to
the original conduct of The Tribune. Mr.. q. J.
RAYMOND was associated therein at the outset
and for some two or three years, when be reln