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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

fed with their verdlcts. Time must tell.
II at YOU will relish better the first than the
tenth decision which you thus force them to
prosounce, We have an abiding conviction.
For our own part, living within the very
shadow of the temple wherein the god Cot
ton is worshiped. we defy the priests who
ofliciate at the altar to do their worst. We
tell them that from the depths Of our souls
we hate and abhOr Human Slavery, and ev
cry institution. law or usage whereby the
poor and feeble are racked and lashed to
make them minister to the pomp and luxury
of the wealthy and powerful. We tell them
that We feel that the soil we tread is desc
Grated. the air we breathe polluted, by the
inhuman slave-hunts which an ill-cOnsidered
compact, made when our fathers were them
selves virtually shareholders, compels US
not to oppose by any other than moral re-
sistance. We tell them that we ioW not be
instrumental in forcing back into bondage
those who have escaped therefrom but
while we would dissuade all from violent
resistance to any legal mandate, we will
ourselves cheeriully 90 to prison or bear
any penalty which our refusal NAV invoke.
rather than aid to consign an innocent fell
low being to perpetual bondage. We tell
them that very large proportion of our
fellow-citlzens share our convictions and
emulate our determination and that the
time is not distant when no man land much
less a woman can be hunted like beast of
prey through Free States, when known to
be guilty Of no crime but that of loving
liberty Gentlemen Of the Union aud Safety
Committee you mean to silence all
utterance adverse to Slavery and Slave
holding in the Free States, your task is
hardly yet begun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

styIe. and those who are curious to PROBE
the struggle of Hungary to It's great swell
jnp sources will find his letters instructive
as well as interesting.
California news seems almost as prolific
as it, gold, and nearly as attractive.
The approaching trial OF Mr.. Thrasher Is
causing considerable excitement In Havana.
/. is said it will be al open one, and that
the Consul Owen is making active prepare
ticps 90 defend him.
The election returns, Of which we give
the most perfect account, as far as 1t goes,
sbsorbs public excitement 10 such degree
that other news becomes tame IN compari-
son. 1t Is impossible yet to hazard a rella-
HE on;nion as to the fate of the Wing State
Ticket. but we think we do not go too far
in saving. that Daniel Ullmann'S election Is
certain.
The Telegraph brings us an account of
most distressing case, in which, during a
fight with another party. young lad shot
his own father.
In an election fight at Baltimore yester-
dav, two men stabbed each other MORALLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Another OF the interesting series Of ORR
entail letters appears in The Tribune this
morning. Ii will be read with interest by
all who are DESTROYS 70 get an insight into
the character, habits and pursuits of the
Mussulmans of our own day.
From Germany we have also cores
pondence of interest. The German people
are at this moment the study and the mar
vel of all thinkers. BY what means they
have been divided, separated, donation
allied and enslaved, for so to . great ex-
tent they are, or at least many fragments
Of that scattered race, is problem hasten
ing to solution.
Mr. Brace writes once more to enlighten
US on the internal policy Of Hungary, its
laws traditions and prospects. His expe-
rience is eivea in clear aud succincs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
The State Ticket.

In this City, the Wings on the Union
Ticket will have from 200 to 400 majority
on the Official Canvass; we think Mr.. Ull-
mann's majority will be near 500.
The Wings not on the Union Ticket are
beaten from 5000 to $500 votes in the City
average about 1920.
In Kings County, we think the Wings
en- the Union Ticket have 600 to 500 major
ity while those not on that ticket will hard
" tie their adversaries.
Per contra, in Onondaga Co. the Loco
Foco portion of the Union ticket will
have but 900 to 300 majority, if any while
the candidates of the sames party not on the
Union ticket will have nearly 1000.
In Delaware County, partial returns indi-
cate but small majority against Patterson
and Forsyth, of the Wing candidates, say
500 to I,OOO-while all the rest of the Wing
ticket is beaten (by the Antl-Rent vote)
some 1900 to $500.
The whole matter is SO mixed up that
we do not know what to make of it, only,
on the principle Of considering all lost that
is in danger we are disposed to consider
our State Ticket defeated, except perhaps
Mr. UImaRn.
The Senate is Wing; the House proba-
bly, Opposition.
Ia the following tables, we give rough
approximation to the result in the State on
Controller and Attorney General, but the
actual result may vary considerably from
this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Total 600 ISVl6I
Estmd ms Wright $50 Ullmsnn. $40
OF course, the read er will understand
that these are approximations merely,
which the returns to come iu may vary by
thousands, and elect the whole Of either
State Ticket. Our present impression is,
how ever, that part Of each is elected
p. S. Since the above was made up,
We have received several returns, which
would somewhat vary the figures, but we
have not time to recast the table. The full
vote Of Kings County decidedly increases
the probability of Uilmann's election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1851.
For California.

The U. S. Mail steamship Cherokee
Capt Windle, sails to-day at 3 o'clock, from
pier %, North River, for Chagres. Persons
wishing the latest news to send to their friends
In California, can be supplied with The Weekly
T,ibpn, or the Evening Edition of the Daily
Tribune. which will contain the latest Election
Returns up to the hour Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
To Pa,SrERs Asp PusLlsaEss.-The

xwrc. COMPANY respectfully call Of Prin-
% aAd rsohshcrs H. then improved Type and
Sases g The Improvement CONSISTS giving to them
ecppsI nce ~ ABOUT cue thrd adhhoas that their
sss:c:sy Of copper over type metal WHICH According 10 cor
fscS experiments. ~ II 70 l. From angle fac; IL
Win osce b perceived that face If cooper must
gve endurance 90 printing surfaces xnd sr
penence hes fully proved such to be the case rns Com
key asve secured letters patent for the Improvement and
SAs{ are pepsrsd 10 and sres at their ss-
~ aeS,,s,ss.S North Wlham-st New Tcrk
mklswng papers printed the copper faced
new non Courier and Enquirer; New-verk Dsay fr,h-
-. o9Sea Deay Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union:
900 rcsonl Drswns boon CompAn,oa; New-Yorf
oySns - SsSsm NEWTON COMPANY
JsA tiasSu eNortA wtllam-st N. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
he subscribers having

CHEAP Goops.-The subscribers having
purchased the Of Goods formerly nsias to
Muir, selling Il, he below sad are adj
ding daily 10 the such choice aad desirable oos
may be sold At auction aud sale very lo~
The latter Will he mars ed ~ trng advance. aad
chasen respectfully avtsd cali and eIamipe thea
before purchasing elsewhere TIFFANY GETTING, No.
S2i Broadway. OF lmMwkr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

" Judicious and systematic advertising
IN the Newspapers Of the and Of the United
ates. and remote, 10 done At the Agency CIV
B. palmer. Tribune Builtings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

u lnvalids requiring DR.. BAxSms's
S.a$ss ~ - AZ asss.n I,.s n.yssrs rssass.,
q prsvssAsd asA The eject q even had e jostas 60
0eross-a. nsog CNnal. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

STERLING ADvICR.-Observe the crowd
tAx, daily the establishment Of ssIrH J No 10.
Fulton st. lie Is selling ss cheap dirt, ali kinds Of
clothing and the excitement already created q
topc Of all business circles When SMITH
= about, the Eve dollar suit man Is no~her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

~ Ladies and Gentlemen who desire to
inspect an assortment ii Watches Jewelry Sve-
and Fancy gocds for richness and variety
should visit the establishment OF Mr. n. LINBURaIR
No 400 Broadway Mr. l. imports direct. and hence,
enabled TO sell at avep small advance cost prices
n NTuThkSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

JENNY LIND Dolls A new and ele-
giant article being resemblance to Jenny Lind in
wax dressed in Jenny Lpds style for sale Wholesale and
Fancy Goods, Novelties. TOYS sc. No gas Broadway
Also assortment OF Dolls Wax, India
prices Also the fines, display Of Dressed Dolls IN the
tned States Also, large lot of India Rubber Doll
Heads cheaper than they have been of-red Dolls,
bounets shoes, bodies arms. 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

CAWPETINGs AT REDUCED PaICss.-PE-
rxRsoN HUMPHREY Ne. 379 Broadway corner of White
Il are selling rich Brussels Carpe, for S. to los per yard
Heavy tresp Us ydSupe6ne for S. to per yard
Coed ali wool a. - Oh Cloths heavy, SIS to Is.
And ali other goods found Carpet stores at equally low
nr,c.. a3 lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

tn. ELECTION Is OVER, AND DsM0CeACY
Is TRIuMrnANT--And OF these facts. at " Gen.
faylSs Head Quarters No. 10 Fulton variety
Of Winter Co.hng, for bows and men. ing e at
duced prces for cash seriously of clothes he
bought herr to greater advantage tnaa OF
che called Cheap Clcth,ng Emporioeus TINS great
city and our advice is " 60 there al and ties. THIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
" Housekeepers, and all others, in want

- Bedding, BedsteadS &C. would do well 20 call AZ M.
WILAkDS old established WArerocms, $50 ChsthAm-st,
corner u Mulberry whore may bc found the largest
esvment Of assices hs ene offered ~ the pubic.
ecasistaE of Hssthsrs s Mattresses Patent Screw
Dsd<teads and Ccs Wholesale and retAd ,mruThASs
CoPARTNERsRIP NorIcR.-S. :. TlrrA.
has associated with him partner Mr. y " CUTTING.
Sof WeStpest Esssx Cuany, N and will contiaue the
husness u buy aud selling Fancy aud Staple Goods
nj No ssi Rreadwsy. under the 6rm VI TIFFANY Cur-
TING. SAINT 4 Tlfs.Ny
Ksw-Yosk, Oct Is. kSSl y n CurrIIa
oy7 SNMM&H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
F.,,y byssErT's Fancy Fur AND

srp.w HAT ESTABLISHMENT. No. 81 BROADWAY N. H.
1.ts a. No 10 Johu ~ LADIES' pe'Int me !" cai y,ui
siteut,on TO my stock Of European Inf. IA
tarInes Riding Boss, Jenny Linds Ashs, boas CuA'' anu
tuu mJugs Of all kinds - ,.,;oa r,ore
recommsnd my selection Of Fu1s to your nosce m'ne
.,tculsTlv as being ported from the largest
fadon and Pars whose facilities for obtaining tte oes
En,s are nneansed The articles are also nanuiacsueo
ia a newer style and IN better TASTE 'hah 'A''' "
sh0wp in New York -, $3.50. q. .gax
ps s,t.rs,ou Of m, business will enable me TO oief
better article in eI,her line, al amoie '"o'e'"' P'
the generality Of the trade # .v.,v d.scr,-
trIi assortment VI Domestic Furs oil ev ~ oescnp
ton nufsctured uAdcT my own supervision WI" a' ~
kept hand. ,,..a =. ,ho r.wss. s.vle
n7H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Total. 1868 2l,033 l9,Oss 2lO20
Majority for Storms, 2,i7o, DO. for Dyckman.
1872
From the lid Election District Of the IIid Ward
We have no returns, but have esimatei that District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Total 1882 81 $50 1890 PLAT
Majority for Wright, 3,l6S do. for Randall,
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s,c,,y,cr-Unoaralelei

TREMENDOUS SAcRIFIcE.- Unparanele1
L., rans e. TrSlsh Imperial tbr-e-pIy csrpet,as drn.
re;s aonr oll cloths ingftin ca " ma If :be
HIRAM ANDERsoS's. No 20 m he ut spac
s ne ,osrns If the famous carpet emporium are NJ"
offered at two thirds then 'A-.e. ----
pv,vvcT,oy IN SHIRTS. The improve
n.,ofuo.S in the art e shirt making n1 sa "a.
IT, House leave Oihne % be desreo ID -
no, al srciss IN he costume Of gentlsma,
tan Of measurement hls siy o, ma I. 90
~ # me material used render hi' s''' Va
BY any other estahiis aneit
~ PeddleTs are vending
Some vie stuff. pre'enf ns
r vii nd Won Of Insecs ana 'eis'l"
It's put no ike LYONS.
lint al those ~ho try once
To t.uch IT no more Will deermine-
Beware 90 bot use y
Should you lntsoduceh
H. chamber pantry, or store.
You mas ulsh-iOO late t4usht-
pills and Powder you bought
In Broadwsy a; Four TWENTY POUR. l.,
Principal Office for ne sale oil LYONS -nasH'''
ard Phi No i14 Broadway -
$1,000 CBALLENGE.-To all Physicians
~ The Iui,ed States particularly those having charge 81
Hospitals will stake COO to cure me wSrs oS, New
Consumption. Maras%us nyenary Dysps
sia Delrium Tremens. Scrofula Rhe 90 Una 81
tea. Cholera or ever lose Dai aes smDy with he
use Of my Nervous AntdOte TALBOT C 49, :,
-. Depot No. zoe Nassau-ss
WEAKNESS AND lNDlGEsTIoN.-Amons
che numerous advertised medicines for these cosnlans
none can be found efcac'ous as me Oh se.s
Jhey produce the most agreeable ana nv htr
and have ample testimonials Of the highest @
Toy.sIehv A r 4 ID Sands 100 Fuiton-st A i. ocosII
CO ss ard c RING l91 Broadway; and BY Drussis''
generally in the United States
Com MINIkG.-A Machine, operating on
le rever hefo,e discovered independent Of water or
taking frcm earth. sand, quartz &c Que pay
t,c hardly percepble to the naked eye Capais's WEN
ins information will address b Post once
" FOWLER & WELLS, Phrenologlsts and
Publisher Clinton Hall No isl Sassaa-" -iA
anl No Il2 Washington St, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

FIasr premium Account Books, 1851
MANN, SPEAR 4 Co, Account Book Man usciurers, No.
i33 Pearl st between all st and Hanover square The
following IL the report the Judges appointed to inspect
the Books for exhibition at the late Far OF the American
Institute, whe well known As prsc zeal Sorkmen
Ri aNK Books MANN. SPEAR 4 Co No .8s6, Is thu
best snd entitled To the Fust Premium for their general
appearance and substa ital work manship
~ Signed, p HOGAN,
CHARLES HARVEY. Judges.
W SMITH,
Tho Axercan Enehai so Bank Ledgers premium Books
Can be nj the store, no lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

Total. ,4So 2l,32l 10000 1859
Majority for hcAlpine. s,sa3: do for Fitxhush.
al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

~ Buy of the Importers and Manufac-
turers you the best goods a, low prices The
Under garments sold by RANKIN RAY, No let Bowery,
are warm eastc dutable and unshr able Silk WOODEN
and Ms,ino Of ever quality Any size made TO order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

LADIES, SECURE A HOMESTEAD. = Inc
Washington BUILDING Association numbers about 200
shaies in successful operation, and rapidly filling up
Al the last meeting large number OF shares we're taken
some by LADIES' Thu institution 10 lnves hve times
ms much interest as Savings Ba,ks Mechanics aud 9TH
or, Wishing To avail OF the present low entrance
Tee cents-csn do by leaving the amount aud name
with the Secretary No. 1913 Pea St. who II awe in
donation required A regular meeting Will be he'd at
Warren HALL corner OF Oliver aud Henry sts., on Mon
day evening, Nov 10. 1851 at O'Clock. WIN. W Bracket
ESD n add the meeting. and shares Will be redeem
ed. AL meetings are pubic
CASPER c. CHILDs President.
IL H. HoorFR, No s39 Pcasl-s Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06

FuRs, FuRs, FURs.-YouNe's premlusH
IN, .,oyes No ee Bowsry and No IL Jonn 81 near Broad
wsv III keeps excellent assortment has ms soGo an
ufacured night sells cheap, and recommon9s gs
~hst + GOOD He goa the premium at the late Fat inc
An al Institute f)r superior Furs and workmanship
nj iuMWky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-06
W1xrrn CLorHna.-Iu consequence Of

WINTER CIOTHNG.-lu CoboCIuN"'C w
Az . an the st subscribers have located tncm-
.eiyss Temporarily q No Is Maiden lane lie" aoos
.Io,e their old and and they offer for SAFE one Oh ING
srrsst and ectsd stocks Of FIRST quality entiemon
fo,hpg ever manufactured this market ana they are
nrepared 70 dispose sf them at greatly reduced pIces
Th,v will reform No Is room as the dsmage inc
suIdipg IL repaired. ms AL Z. H. WEYsM 4 o.
~ Not only good, but handsome NOT
only cheap but durable he encomums daily heard IN
Sayor Of The Boots and Shoes made by WATKINS No ia
Tutop vt All boots anufactured ut thus isshona"iees
tablshmsnt are warranted well. No poor boots
sold On any consideration. nj 'oIuein
CHEAP RENTS AND Low PRICEs.-Car-
net Wnrsroops Nos al and $40 Peal ST. containing one
Of desirable stocks OF Carpets from
Tapestry Velvet to q common Ingram, win suPsnoi
stock Il Oh Cloths Rugs Table and Piano Covers, Drug
sets nc &c 10 be found aay store IN the city Also,
real bargains 1ng ain Carpe,s-lOo pieces all WOOL III
grains at % S. AID per yard, good patterns and coors
Purchasers invie led to An examination.
nj aw GEO T.. L. HYATT, Nos W and AS Peari'H
RIcH CARPETIN6s. Il LOUNsBURY,
No Pearl selling large and elegant
stock of CaTpetings at the following low rates d,
Per yard PsIyaIa
vevets .ias to JOS. lEr Isgrains Il. Cd to 6s. Cd
TapesfYy. Is. TO lbs Medium do 20 81 to Is ga
Brussels IL 10 los Common do Is 81 to 20 ga
Three ply--- Is 10 9s. lOn Cloths Is 90 to g. ID
Fl0o Oil Cloths, 20 q feet wide English Drugges
l. 2< and 1914 WIDE and all other articles Connected
with the trade full Is per cent less than Spring s'ces
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-11
Worcester, Sept. !, 1851. SCI
MECHANICS FAIR

THE Worcester County Mechanics Association will hold
i its Third Exhibition of Ma ufactures and Mechanic
Arts, in the City of Worcester, commencing TUESDAY,
(P. NJ the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample roOm power and ovcry proper
convenient will be furnished contributors for the display
various articles offered and dsnerested efficient per
sons constitute the Reporting Committees"
BY reference to the reports of former Exhibitions il
would there have been but few contributions
tain manufactures upon occGsi0nS-(or instance,
at time cotton wooden goods having * represent
tatvesat another, machinery boot shoes Should
this be Who, iii this great, enterprisng, and good old
County OF Worcester" believes this may be remeded
at once? Not persOn-nO, not one.
Perhaps somewhat extended and earnest appeal (by
way of notice. to the Mechanics Manufacturers, and
might be deemed per and exCusable this time
but is believed that the disadvantage and sefregre al
Trained from exhibiting specimens of their workmanship
SKILL and ingenuity. will prove sufficient monitor them
while those who haze contributes will ever be ready we
trust to do the like again.
Long notices seldom read, and the impression we
would here endeavor to give is all contained i'll these few
woids-Let the ManNtdctorisS, W0rksbops Studios &c,
SPEAK For THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY TOLD.
Word to the Iadics.-You have added, (hy
deeds and presence much the interest and variety ofor
mcr Exhibitions for which the Association feels highly hon
ored and Obligated and appeal your kind gen
from all.
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &C., will be awarded as the in
ventions and articles exhibited shall merit, and
invitation contribute is herewith in behalf of the AS
socaton, respectfully extended ALL either residents
this other States trust nothing may prevent the lar
and most interesting display of Mechanical TASTE skill
and art yet given on yankee land"
Contributors of articles ofmagntude requiring
power, earnestly solicited inform the Superntend
ent on or before August 25th the amount OF room
power required, and description of machine.
o. Contributions will be received from the LIST to the
18th of september inclusive, during which time is HOPED
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
JOHN BONDEN Superintendent.
Worcester, June 25, 1851 je25-dwlstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-11
messengers Notice.

Worcester, SIS August 20, 1851.
HHARLES MASON, Esq, a Commissioner of Insolvency
~ for the County of Worcester has this dsy issued
Warrant against the Estate of CHARLES CONANT, OF
Leominster in said County, Comb manufacturer nsol-
vent debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery
of any property belonging said nsovent debtor him
for his USE and the transfer any property by him.
hidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
Commissioner in Fitchburg in sid County, on the 18Th
day of September next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof of debts and choose assignee assgnees
of his Estate. VIM. Ii. YOUNG, ID. S.,
sepl0-dStw1t Messenger,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-11
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. September 4. 1851.
ION. HENRY CHAPIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Esate of LORIN DODGE, of
Milford, in said County, Trader insovent debtor,
and the payment of any debts the delivery of
any property belonging said nsOlvent debtor, him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
Will be held at Cout of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester. III SAID County, the Gath
day of September nst 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
his Estate J,DAY, DIS,
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