Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-11-13
OUR NEW I9gK CORRESP0ADENcE.
Nsw YoRk. Oct. %, 1851.

a letter has been received IN that city. an-
nouEcIng the assassination by the Creoles.
of the persons engaged IA the capture OF
Lopez. / pat 10 taIth, however, n The re-
port. II nay Is true. or may not. Ever
s.uce | can reEiamher. there have always
been revolutions and massacres, carried on,
wholesale and retail, IN Spain aud Portugal.
and IL those portions Ut the New y oFld that
are mainly lnhabiird by the Natives Of those
countries and theis descendan 5. Indeed. We
are now so accustomed In this country to read
OF some General in Portugal marching upon
the capital, at tie head Of 10000 men;
week later, OF one Of AZ under officers march,
ing again I him d week later. OF one or the
otner Of these worthless going over TO the
Queen. and helping 20 whip the other; and,
a week later again, Of England having step
ped in To negotiate Compromise, thar moth
iug ia the shape ST anarchy and murder in
that country surprises us. The same Of
Spain, Mexico, AID South American Who
G.. "a remember when any Of these countries
4 a., heen peacab.el The very fact Of their
cuuditl5Hs being quoted IN news items as fol-
lows:
Portugal is quiet" 'SPain is on the
verge Of another revolution; depP-ald con-
spIracy has been discovered In Maiira, bul
the leaders have escaped TO the nouuitIns
= \ eurzueii j, slowly recovering icoin the
effects Of the late civil war, but the soldirrS
are said 70 be discpntenled" &c. &..-Such
phrases as The foregoing, | say; Tell tae whole
story. u hile there IS ntt an event in the
Old world that would create such an intense
excitement Ia thIs country, as ! revolution III
Euglaud. there hatdiy happens one lhat Gre
ates lssS than these forces Of liberal move
lnents that we hear of by every mail, as hap
penlug Ia Spain, Portugal, Mexico. and
South America. fnIs shows the relative IS
Inmates put by Americans on the d9ings Of
the two races.
In laHuany Hall, measures are being Ia
Ken 10 hoist Stephen A. Douglass upon the
Democratic party, as the candidate tor Tie
Presidency in o.. Old + ijah Purdy, Alex
audrr II. Allug, and otarrs well known as
manufacturers III lie pubic opIuIun Ia regard
10 DelH 5cTatc measures, have been brought
over, body aud suul. 10 his support; aud
prompt action viii be taken. Immediately af-
Ter tie next eiecgIou Tor State offices. 10 b0l-
sler hlun up, aat put !llu forward as the oHly
u4au y ito can carry Iita State IF New y ork.-
iaey autIcipa that the Land 6elurmers,
vino Will constitute great elenent Ia this
>tste, next year. viii bIck them Up lntheir
designs; because Douglass stands forward as
prominent advocate of their ideas. But the
LocoiOcus are mistaken. he hand Reirom-
,..ir,,,..,,..,, ,,,,r.., -. h., ,,,,
a ,,u,.iprr Of ne ier:n,ye,.rrn STATS viii n-,i
SUPPORT aay man tgr ill.,. pre,ide,,cr who i
no, rsc...rf.zed - a Land Refar.t,er nj,
ideas OF Reform al cul,uf,,,te L., o,,. Doiut. =
l4ew rngcn EN- tfe R4t,ru4r, helm me- ana
what s,I,u5r, viii they owe me. i, c..4 adj
vocste tnelr melsare, = his du,ig nr posl-
ton on the Bounty Land ps.I. and other kim
dred SUBJECTS, lu t..e a.. ). >ee4ia. have REM
dered IIIll prcu.ilr.y s.su,4xI.us ta ,he Ret3rs,
leaders; and. il tae " al,,s want 4 se..udid
triumph. tary .,lsl heep Purdv ana has CON
patriots. Ia tie.r eude lrors to nominate tor
me Pfesides.cY ia -. Stephen A. Douriass
III limos
The building attached to the Novelty
WORKS, In ,,hlrl :. Pulfll.s's Fire Annibil.,-
tor is manutlc ured. was DESTROYED bv fire.
on hursd4y uI,ist. tauether win several If
tne machines ln various staues Of comple.fon.