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A MODEL DEMOCRAT. Robert Dale Owen
from the Committee on Rights and Privileges Of
Inhabitants, reported TO the Constitutional Con-
ventiou of Indiana, on the Goth ult constitu
tional provision forbidding the immigration
negroes into the State or their right to hold pro-
perty therein We learn that it will probably be
adopted as e part Of the fundamental law, Mr.
Owen, of course, being one Of its chief advocates
and supporters, and the whole Democratic tribe
going it with him Indeed, there is chance oil It's
being amended so as to Danish from the State all
colored persons already in it, the State paying
them the value Of their property.
Wonder ii Robert Dale recollects anything
of what he has written and said in defense Of
human rights, of the light of reason Of social
equality and the largest liberty? Wonder it
there is any depth of meanness, any proaisase
and contemplate contradiction of principles 10
has loudly protested to hold most sacred to when
he is not ready to stoop in order to get lifted over
the threshold of the IT, s. Senate Out upon such
basenesa and such Democracy
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MESSAGE OF AN INDIAN CHrEg.-ln the CaeT0.
kee Adrocate of Oct. ~ we find the message"
JOHN Ross, principal Chief of the Cherokee n1
tiOn to the Legislature of bis tribe. In oren9
Mr.. Ross's message might ptoftably serve u .
model for Governors of the pale faces, or even ~s
their great father at Washington. He lanenD
che death of President Taylor, adding due mora
reflections thereon, expresses peculiar regret ~
the death of Dr. VIM. Butler, late .. s. aSsH'
among the Cherokees, returns thanks to DiYin'
Providence for the goodness of the crops rsl0i''S
that peace and good order generally prevail IN Wv
nation, while he laments at the growth oil a ciAs'
of Incorporate and thieving characters anu p''.
poses building jail to correct them-sassess'
that the expenses of the Government ought 70 20
diminished and thinks it Indispensable tna'
census of the people be taken in order taa' 'us
appropriation lately made by the U. 5. s7o'sil ~.
ment, may be justly distributed.-and ell IN Out
little more space than is occupied by this para,
graph Truly John Ross is a man Of business SnA
wastes no words
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THE STATE.

The returns are so confused and mixed
up that we cannot say how the State has
gone, though we trust WAsHlNGrGN HUNT
IS chosen Governor, and hope for the entire
Wing State Ticket Still the run is close,
and seymoul may be elected.
We think the Wings have a majority in
the Congressional Delegation and in the
Legislature, but the returns to come IN may
disappoint us.
More in a few hours.
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Williamsburgh.

Williamsburgh.
GEORGE f. BAKER, Wing assembly b., "a.
majority in Williamsburgh Bovine, Wing ca,
gross 327 majority.
Bnsd,eieh gives 80 Opposition majority on ss.,
and 80 for Bogardus for Congress
Groresead is Wing by 90 maiosily.
Nc,c Utrecht Opposition by so
ORLEANS co.
Opp. County Ticket elected by small mai.
ity; State Ticket about even. Church ~.
ahead and has over 800 maj.
WAYNE CO.
Five towns show strong Wing gain, especi,
ly on Congress, and justify the belief that w.
A. SAcKErr, Wing, is reelected to Congress
ONEIDA COUNTY.
In Florence there are l3I maj and in Amesrr,
80 maj. for Matteson.
CAYUGA CO.
Two towns heard from give Howe (oppl is
maj. and Hunt Wing the same.
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Total, ... SOB 373 205 Is
Majority for Hunt, l3oi Bovine, 1877.
Arthur CWhig) chosen to the Assembly-1l5
majority.
Castleton Lieut., Gov-Cornell, 345; Church,
358 Canal Com.-Blakely, $40; Mather 1862.
State Prison nspector-Baker $40; Angel 361.
Clerk Court of Appeals-Smith, 1888 Benton 362.
RENSSELAER, co.
David L. Seymour Opp. is elected to Congress-
by 200 majority. One Wing, two Opposition AS
sembly--as last year. Washington Hunt for
Governor has 300 majority.
SENECA CO.
Seneca Falls gives Sackett, (Nhig) for Con-
gress, 10 majority.
SARATOGA co.
Saratoga SpringS-Hunt i30 Seymour 39l
Cornell 400; Church 1856 Blakely 4o7i Mather
379; Baker 4o5; Angel $780, Smith 406 Benton
500 Marvin, opp for Congress, PIG majority
SULLIVAN co.
NARRowsBusc, Tuesday, Nov. 5-84 P NJ.
Returns from Cochecton Whole number Of
votes, 179 Seymour 81, for Governor SANFORD
f. Church, ST. for Lieut.. Governor. John c.
Matber 81. for Canal Commissioner. VIM. P.
Angel. 81, for Inspector of Prisons, Chas. L.
Benton, 81, for Clerk of Appeals. VIM. Murray,
So for Congress. j. stratton, 50, for Assembly.
Cbas Van Wyck, 81, for District Attorney. Geo.
De Witt, 81, for Justice of Sessions
SCHENECTADY co.
Schenectady Co give at least 200 Wing maj.
on the whole Ticket-Congress higher
Assembly and Congress $50 Wing majority in
the County; State Ticket about the same
TOMPKINs CO.
ITHACA, Tuesday, Nov. 5-P.M.
Vote of the town of Ithaca: For Governor
Seymour 656; Hunt. 49, For Congress-Halsey
lOppositonl Col Wallbridge Wing i9a
In Dandy the Wings have majority of 70 for
Congress, In Enfield they have IS majority for
Congress. In Caroline the Opposition have 60
majority on the State ticket In Newfeld they
have 81 majority on the State ticket. In Ulysses,
Washington Hunt has "A majority for Governor,
and the Wing candidate for Congress has SO ma.
joriry. Nothing further yet.
ITHACA, November s.
ithaca gives Hunt for Governor, 487, Seymour
CSC seymours majority 1s9-very large. Con.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER6
For Europe.

The next number of The Tr'5uns for hpro
zeapl circulation will be ISSUED THIS MORNlNd
at o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time of going to press. The ASA sails
from this port To-Day at - o'clock.
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New-Jerscy Elections.

MTDDLESEN co.
Will give Runk about 225. The very fewn
turns received indicate the election OF Fort (0pp
for Governor over Runk, (Whigl
ESSEN co
Gives Runk about 600 majority--a great Wing
loss Newark only gives him III. Wing Con
gre ssmen same. ,,
Reported 100 for Runk,
MERCER CO
Forty eight for Fort Wing loss
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Ncx.Ynrk stnte EIectiona /.

NARRowsBuRG Sullivan Co Tuesday, No7.S
Returns have been received from the tlrsft
trict in the town of Cumberland Sullivan County
The whole number Of votes for Governor weO,
for Horatio Seymour, tOpp) 81 for Washingta
Hunt, (Whig) %. For Congress-for Murray
(Oppo) So for McKisaock (Whig) 25. For AZ
sembly --Stratton, Opp. S. Hasbrook, (Whel
25. School Law-For repeal AZ against 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

" We put our paper to press without
having received the usual midnight mall
from the South We infer that some &C
cident has occurred on the Railroad be-
tween this City aud Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 STocK.
The entire stock OF CARPETING OIL CLOTHS, DRUGGErS,
DC &c IN S2 Pearsi must positively be sold
before the LIST December next Having taken the large and
elegant store S9 Broadway, Widest will open the
the lst December next with entire new stock
of rich and elegant Carpets, &c. win sell their present
stock first cost and positively asked Those in
waut should avail themselves OF the present opportunity Of
purchasing Carpets al great bargains
PETERSON Il HUMPHREY,
o2S 2w' 1872 Pearst
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Vermont Special Election.

RUTLAND, VI. Tuesday, Nov 5-Midnighl
Rutland Co.-Eleven towns give Lyman
(Whigl 1899; Miner do) 972; Roberts Free
Dem.) 39l; Clark (Hunker n.
[These returns Gf correct) nearly insure
Mr.. Lyman's election. Ed,l
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II the Counties to come in DO not balance these
Wing gains, the Legislature is Wing.
Dist. Members of Congress Elected.
Suffolk and Queens. .Joha e. Floyd probably.
IL. hlugs, Richmond. OBADIAH BOVINE.
III, .City-,owef w ards, Emanuel B. Hort
~" Sly-East slde........J. H. HOBART HAws
~ 'S NY W est sioe..,....S GEORGE BRIGGS
~ - IDttH-,,uP l9wn....,.,.f JAMES BROOKS.
VIZ duchess ntnain. Gilbert Dean.
"a orange, sullivan ..... William Murray
MI 'Mvlsselaer' DariG L. Seymour
Nh 4!oAny JOHN L. ScHooLcRAFT
KY Washington, Essex JoAs 4. BoYD '>''
MI Sch y Saratoga, &C.. JOHN WELLS probably
XyIl. .Montg'y Herkmer Alerande H Baeil
NNlIl.,S 81 Lawrence, Lewis. Preston Kfag
Xxx. Oneida .............. Timothy Jenkins
MIL. Oswego Madison. Leo+der Babcoek
XXlV. .Onondeg ga ......,..,, DInicl 7. Jones,
XXVII. .Tompkins &c........ Robert HaiSey, prob
XXNII. Seneca, Wayne. WILLIAM 4. SAcKETr
XXYIII Monroe. ............tAB. NJ. SCHERMERHoRN.
MIX. Ontario, Liyng'u J EDEDIAB HosEoRD.
NM. Chaut Caugus EaEpERicS S; MARTIN
XXXlIi. .Genesee. Orleans, IA AUGUSTUS T HAscALL
XXxIV. Niagara, Orleans a.. lorenzo BURROWS
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TIE KILLERS. AND No MISTAKE !-EMA-

The KILLERS, AND No MISTAKE i-EMA-
NuyL LYON inventor of the invaluable POWDER for the
destruction of Cockroaches Bed Bugs Moths, Ants Flies,
Fleas and Insects on plants Also Pills for the desnUc-
don Of Rats and Mice within five minutes ater being
thrown In their vicinity Warranted oitfopt Poison
This preparation is Powder compounded OF Plants.
Herbs ana Flowers free from any substance which could
possibly iniure domestic animals and Is devoid OF
any disagreeabe odor. n6 p E. LYON 40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

BUSINESS CoATs.-We have paid more
than ordinary attention to getting up this class OF CoAr this
season. and The thousands who every day visit our eStaD-
lisInen have praised them both for the variety of style
and cut and the selection of The goods with which they are
made All other descriptions Of Goats OF course In equal
extent and variety. ID. J. DEVLlN,
nj CT 80 and 50 j ohn-st. cor. Nassau-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
Tie Peoples Clothing Warehouse,

H Where can be found the best stock
OF Mems and Boys CLOTHING to be had in the City We
are selling of our Over Goats and heavy Clothing without
regard 10 cost BOUGHTON 4 KNAPP.
$50 eod2Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

1Oldl ..--.-.o 94U 3SUl- -6UoU o04O
Hunt ahead, 3,14o. Clay in ditto, 2,5o2.
The contest is close in the State, but
we hope for the election of WASHINGTON
Hunt and most of the State Ticket.
The Legislature looks well.
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KNApP's HEALrn REsroRArIyr R,r.

kNAPP's HEALTH RESTORATIVE B.T-
TERS-Eyery gardener knows that several kinds of fn
geston may generate fty different Developments of dis
ease such dyspepsia nervous debility, hysera bilious
disorders emaciaton, physical prostitution mental depree
oalng of food sick hesace lassitude dis for
life apathy 80. Butall these have Rcommon ause com
mon tounain in morbid condition OF the digestive organs
and can be aelorated reduced and conquered by KNApp
Restorative Bit,ers. General Depot, So HudSon-st
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ADvERr1s1Ne DIRECTORY.
LoomIs's PANORAMA OF CUBA.-This

LOOMS FANURAMA OF VUbA' Mo
,nrvsed work still calls crowds II must continue to be a
place Of fashion, since many natives and travellers on this
beautiful island like the editor of Figaro, attest that they
were struck with the fidelity with which the cities OF Ha
yana Maenzas and ST. Jsgo de Cuba have been
TO canvas This ia of those where talent mas
and VIII continue 10 receive its reward. How gratifying Il
must be Mr. L. receive the applause and greeng OF
the Cfeoes who stop after the exhbon 70 coz
graduate him on the successful issue of his gigantic VOTE
Go to the Minerva Rooms if you wish to be pleased
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New-Jersey Elections.
MERCER co.

Forts majority, AZ whole Opposition tCke.
elected. o
Runk has 100 majority.
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~ LADIES, if you wish to get handsome
Cater Boots, Buskins Ties, Slippers for yourselves or
largest and handsomest be had in NewYerk
Every article is of his manufacturer made In beautiful
style and sold at moderate prices
J, B, MILLER'S, 1874 Canalst
N B.-Agent for the sale OF India Rubber Boots aud
Shoes lGoodyears palentl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

CANTRELI, THE Observation-Disclosures Pain
Ter nor Sculptor but deserving rank by the side the
most eminent for the production of the most fauess Shoes
ever worn by the feet of beauty S6 Bowery is hronged
meTnng noon andngh by The fashionable the fe-
male world and their admiration of his Caters. Slippers
expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

BARNuM's MusEuM.-Great attractions
hese cow. lump Of gold from California weighing 5Ss
poundshe English Giant feet hgh-the Chinese Beauty
WIN net q inehea ongths Gypsy Fornneelles &c &c
1 .ne Ssoon Robert @acere this afternoon Che Lazy Oh
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State of Wisconsin.

SOUTHPORT, Wis, Tuesday, Nov. 5-P ~
Oily of Southport, majority for c. Durkee' FFso
Soil over A E. Elmoro for Congress, 465.
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Rus1MEss MoT1oEs.

To ADvERTIsERs.-The LARGE CIRcU-
ATtoN OF The Tribune in both city and country and espe
cisly in families renders the best possible medium Tor all
those who wish make their business and wants known
TO the public in the way which win ensure the most promP
and profitable returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06
The EIcction-Our City.

AMBROSE c. KINGsLASD is chosen
Mayor of our City by an unprecedented
Wing majority, with N. BowDlTcH BLUNT
District Attorney, WELCOME r, BEERE
City Judge, and john J. HERRIcK Cover
nor of the Aims House. Patrick HENRY
(Opposition) is likewise elected Governor
of the 'Alms-H ouse-the law having ar
ranged it 50 that each party shall elect one'
Mr. KrNGs1AND's majority for Mayor is
5 597, and our other candidates would have
run at least as high if they had been favor
ed with as good man to run against. AS
it is, their majorities range considerably
lower.
The Members of Congress elect from
this City are GEORGE BRreGs, J. II. Ho-
BART HAws and JAMES Brooks, (Whigs)
and Emanuel B. Hart, Opposition. Mr.,
Haws is elected by Loco-Foco bolt in the
Sixth Ward, and Mr.. Hart by the division
in the Wing ranks down town-it being a
rule here that whoever may be stigmatlzed
as Seward man cannot possibly be re-
gularly nominated, even though the Gene
raj Committee be required to stultify them
selves to rule him off. But for this, the
Wings would have had every District in
the City.
The Members of Assembly elect from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

GENTLEMEN FALL AND WINTER
Wr.R-Wm T. Jennings & Co 81 Broadway opposite
the Park Fountain viii this day introduce their new Styles
of Ovetcoas and other Fall and Winter Garments COM
prisng an style and character far superior TO
The productions they have heretofore rendered 30 accepta
BILE to their numerous patrons. OIL u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

HoRsEMANsHIp.-AnEvc Evening Glass for
Gen,lemcnl in the noble and manly of HoRsEMANsHP,
will open at DsBRows RIDING School, 20 Fourt,aye on
Saturday evening Nov g and continue each Tuesday,
Thursd1y and Saturday evenings during the season o5 st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

LARGE RETURNS FOR A SMALL INVEST
mhNTStsS Inducements 10 purchasers at $50 Fulton.sl
bKooAs, astelhed 70 Guido his former efforts has made
arrangements 70 supply the public with Boots Shoes Gal
ters &c superior IN qualify and style ii lower prices than
any in the country, wholesale OF retail F'N>' '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-06

TnE JENNY LIND UMBRELLA.-The at
recive quality of the pale Swede" is her goodness
with the Umbrella that bears her name. They light,
rich in appearance and very durable KNoX the halter, OF
l2s Fulton has avery handsome assortment, manufacture
ed expressly for his customers Ladies and gentlemen call
on KNOX and procure Jenny Lind Umbrella
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Michigan EIectlan.

UlCnlgan EleCuans
DETROIT, Tuesday, Nov,5
Detroit gives A. w. Buel, Opp. Member Of
Congress, 3l9 majority
Adrian and Monroe give Penniman (Whig can
didate) Ill majority.
These returns are all confusion, but we infer
that Buel is reelected Ed
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Ncw-J

The Wings have certainly lost their
Governor, and may have lost the Legisls.
ture, but we hope not. DR.. Fort, for Gov
ernor, has probably 5000 majority.