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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

Trans Counties have chosen Fillmore Delegates
r,,;sou and N;agara for Scott Oaiario divided !;
and partial returns from Erie (Mr. Fillmore's own
Countvi are favorable 10 Fillmore Delegate from
that District. We believe there have been no
other elections.
There is a ar in the XXXIst District, COM
nosed If Mia, ara and Orleans Counties. Niagara
having - u inhabitants elected Scott Delegates;
Orleans. with population of 2s,5ol, chose FIJI
more men. In the District Cow ention, those two
Counties have ed, FIVE Delegates. though Niagara
polls 500 more Wing votes than Orleans. The
Convention held long session without ehecting
ANYTHING. and adjourned; when the Orleans Dele
rates detected by agsinst 4 towns in their own
County \ elected or appointed Albert l.. Bennett
o Del, gate from the District. or course, ne
won't 90 on any such credentials as they can give
him. but the attempt is none the less designating
on N at account The obvious course to be taken
is TO call new Convention, allo wing each town
shin in the strict 10 choose one Delegate there
ia. or perhaps one Delegate for every hundred
Wbp votes cast therein last Fall, would he more
equsl. A new Convention will of course be
holden.
1t does seem to us that President in Office,
with such swsrms Of Pestmasters, Marshals,
Tide winters, &C., under him as cover this State,
who can't get one of the first eight Delegates
chosen from his own State, ought to Decline
When there is a question to the propriety OF a
Presidents reelection while in Office, selfrespect
should mpel him to withdraw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
NIW-Y0RK on THE PRESIDENCY.

LEWIS BENEDICT was on Saturday
chosen Delegate to the Wing National Convention
by the Wings of Albany County. He was Gen.
Taylor's Postmaster at Albany, but removed
soon after the accession of Fillmore, Hall and
Havens. lie is rather inclined to support Gen
SCoTT.
Up to this time, eight Delegates have been
chosen to the Wing National Convention from so
many Districts in various sections Of our State
VIZ:
Dat Ca. Delegafe Pe,flese-
IL. .nuichess Sc.....EDwARD p. CowLCs. Hudson
Il. Albany .........LEwIs BESEpIcr.....Alhs
Is. Saratoga, &c..... EDWARD Do0D.
IL. st Lawrence. Sc.HARvEy DooLIrrLs. .Herkiner
60. Oneida V. kELLoSc. Utica
sS..Jefsrsou WILLIAM l.. EAsroS.. wstertovn
81. .Ouond-ss. 2. GRANGER. .Syrscuse
80. .Genesee, so.....CEas. B. THOMPSON. .Losoy.
Every one OF these Delegates was elected "a
friend Of Gen. Scorr, and viii vote for him.
Outside Of these Districts, Richmond and Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
SpEcML CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC

False certificates false statements and mpadeut asump
tor ave goir tie rounds Of III. press Ita os
fanou, Magnet Powder and Pills putting orth the most
advertisements In the hope 81 ind icing the pub
lie 10 purchase tn II worthless and percious s ~, s.
The only prersrafion without poison that ma D y
destroy bsd-bugs reaches plant insects ea' moths nle
aDts mosquitoes &C. Is Lyons Masneuc Povi -Aii0lS
tn. men Of science and other eminent cize1s who rave
endorsed the Powder and Pills the following:
DR.. James r Chiffon, Chemist
Dr. awrenc, Reid, Professor Of Chemistry.
John l. Roo me- ESQ., Superintendent Of N. y Hospital
Mes.rs Coleman l. stetson. Aston House.
aniel D. Howard ESQ., Irving House
Preston n. Hodges Esq- Carlton House r,
Tie snlsrer has also received testimonial. from the fol
lo,,g me,nI4r. Of the NewYork Medical Cp-.e Dr. Val
entire Mott Or Van Rensselaer, Dr. : Moo Or. Francis
DR. Reendorf DR. Wagstsf Ii is unD-ce say 20 say maj
the dsng usbed citizens named above won not cert " %
IL g;csrv Of snv pfeoaraton which they 4 d
he valuable f. LYoS, No. 42i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

~ The augusta Constitutionaiist (Gso,.
giaI gives the following market report, from "A.
Palmetto Kingdom, from which We infer thst a.
compatriots of Quat;lcbum are not afraid OH.
ing their negroes stolen or liberated jus, yet:
SALE AT AKIN. :. Give have been firni.h.A -,
the following data OF the ssles - Aike. nv =
Spr' al & Ce., which may be Interesting 70 the nns.
% Negro men-eees from 20 = 30 yc.rs-aver,ye -
Pitet 1900 1850 49,
lsboy.-sges firm 10 10 IL years-averSye price S,s
women, from ~ 10 4S...-............ -
. old men from 80 % 5O.............-....... -
There shout 81 Mules sold some Of he N -
inierior-avsFsge price $50
The highest sale wss sl6e-lowcs, s45
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
NEw-JERsEY.-The Opposition State

NEw-JERsEY.-The Opposition State
Convention met at Trenton on Thursday.
Resolutions in favor of the Compromise and the
Baltimore Platform of le45 were adopted.
An attempt was made by the Cass men to lay the fol-
lowing resolution the table, but il failed by vote OF
1Ol to 1874 and after being slightly amended by Joseph
c. Potts. (Stockton,) complimentary to the Opposition
Members of Congress from was passed by
very decided vote:
Resolred That have the fullest confidence in the integ
rtv the capacity and the craftsmanship OF Hon ROBERT r.
STOCKTON Senator from tins State that his career ia Tue
service the nation has been distinguished with deeds OF
chyaous daring and gallant exploits which have redounded
10 the glory and promoted the greatness OF his country
The Delegates to Baltimore were instructed for Cass
by the following resolution (Which not as strong as
the friends of Cass desired and two substitutes were
offered and lost
Rssolred That while the Democracy of New-Jersey
hereby pledge their united and earnest support to the NOM
ipee for President the Democratic National COnven
ton be- held at Baltimore at the time they hereby
declare that their first choice for that distinguished Office Is
LEWIS CAss, Of Michigan.
The Newark Mercury says that it Is claimed that
majority of the Delegates chosen to Baltimore for
Stockton.
The Senatorial Delegates ISAAC MIcYLE, of
Camden, and DAVID :. CRAIG, Of Essex
Dist !. Charles s. Garrett III Joseph T. Crowell
II. Joseph G. Potts. ". Thomas Lawrence.
Samuel WestcOtt.
After continuing the present State Central Committee
and Of thanks the presiding officers, the Con-
vention adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
LIQUID HAN Drr.-Why is DIR. FELIX

3orRsups Instantaneous Hair Dye universally known,
and used and recommended hy the intelligent aud dlsci-
mating rortion Of the community in preference to other
Dyes Because the fame OF Dr. FEiN OoCRArp Chem
zeal Philosopher established Throughout the Continents Of
Ameuca and Europe Moreover the published certificates
OF such DIR X Nogiha Dr. Hastings aud Others are
proof stropg holy wris that DYE possibly
pete with Dr. GoVgAuD's Fopnd osly a, Dr. GovSAUos
old established Lahorsory, 81 NslkerSt- Broad
way where may be bad his celebrated Italian Meoicaed
Soap for caring Pimp!cS Freekle S&Eheam EysipelaS
xsupiions Ac roUore Suhe, DOR spoolns hair from low
orehesd any psr " The body Lily White Liquid Rouge
and hAir.gloss rfsfQIsflNo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
n GENTLEMEN HATS, SUMNER

Fszbiop. Fxcelsior-BgEBE 4 Co. i5S Broadway, will
Introduce on Saturday the 18th instant the sumner
stye for enilemeDs Hats Their hat for the season Is
from finest Rocky MJuneu silver Beaver
of quality aud user surprising grade Of the SANE
article ever before bou, ht this market and mas been
urocurd by IL, Ia outlay Of cot and u0uhle Inc
motto Of this house however "ODward aud uPwao ana
,sifher expense nor difficulty did ever shall Impede
their sreh toward perfection in he mystery OF haung
opfnns their attention solely 10 the manufacture Of rae
finest qualities they enabled by their undivided
aftenop bestowed upon that sheet instant evl
enee OF Their success in the crowbing exceeucles OF
their summer RATS for gents Of the pure Rocky Mountain
Silver Beaver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

" The National InteIligencer has re-
psatsdly published the following incendiary''
advertisement. Why wm people keep fomenting
agitation, now that fnality is the order of the
day.
FoR sLE.-An accomplished and handsome lsdy's
maid She Just IL years Of age was raised In gentee
family In Mar yland and 10 proposed be sold no.
fer any fault but simply because the has no fur
Their use for her note directed to c. d., Gadsby's
Hotel, willreceivc prompt attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10


That sensible people will harbor so long
Rat reaches. and all the nasty crew,
When the Exiermina sor Is sold tor song
We refer you the following list;
They declare the nuisance shall not exist
Mr. Hodges Carlton House.
L. Delmonico. Dennonico's Hotel
Clarke Bailey Howard House.
Capt Flowers, Pacific Hotel
Mercer House.
Empire City House.
Johnson's (late Shelly's) Restaurant
J. TAYLOR CopiecioneT, Broadway.
Cpso1's Restaurant, Broadway and Leonardst
John JenIin the Halter.
l.. g. Buisse No. 43 John-st.
p v King No. IL Soufb-st.
BENJAMIN Wood. No. 10 Macdougal-st
VIM H. Underhill, No $50 BroOmest -
Washington Market Clerks, Wschmen, Butchers Fisher
men, and ali the others.
Center market the same.
Thousands Of others could be named,
So YOU see the Exterminator is iained
Believe not certificates from the press,
Which others publish, but please inquire
or the persons above if what profess
Is true Gold is refined by the 1re. 80
CosTARs Vermin aud Insect ESenDnatof Dep I NO AZ
Broadway New-York WHOLESALE and retail TO hsn all
the principal Druggists in the United states Canadas NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
For EurOpe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING at 9 o'clock. Ii will contain all
the Latest News up to the time of going to press.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the desk. Price Six Cents. The Mag
ara sails from Boston on "Wednesday at u clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
HAN DIR Avn WIes.-BArcnELoR's

genuine Leei Hair Dye ceeiyale ia AL pa Of the
world, that h induces hot OF nitacrs Of which the pub
Tic masf beware The 90 gs the genuine 70 pro
~ the uanuaetrFy IL has stood the test 81 athc
estimation the last fourteen and its and wonder
fully ucrs ssrs popularity proves 10 be all It rrs lE
Is applied Ia srtc- ard sold wholesale aud retail At
BsreHeLoR's Wig and Toupec fsc:ory, No 4 Wsllst.
where be found the sses, and best IN ,hs
United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
For California.

We shall issue on THIS MORNING The
Tribune for California, Oregon and the Sandsich
Islands. 1t will contain a summary Of all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News since the sail
ing of the last steamer; Money and Market Re-
ports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, can
be had at the Desk this morning. Price, six cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

~ The Portland Aireriiser has n.
following; and similar paragraphs APPEAR fregssa,lv 4,
the journals of that city, proving both thar liquor Gin
smuggled into Name and that the deteS, Of Neal Do,
has not nullied the law.
LIQUOR SErzuRE-Two barrels Of Gin sni = bsrr-l Il
brsnoy we're seized on warrant. by Deputy Msr.b,l
Hall az a shed ON DansoTth-st, yesterday sieraa,,
They were deposited there in the iJrenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
ia correspondent writes from Buf,h

~ A correspondent writes from Buifab
to complain of the arrangements for visiting Nlssa
Falls from that city He thinks the railroad trains IA
arranged not to salt the public hu' tn- hotel keeper.
No train leaves Buffalo for the Falls till AN k.kes
an hour and half TO get there and then you nus
either lose your dinner or half the object Of going 10
the Falls for there is no return train after pa O'Clock
If one could have eight hours at the Falls and
dine there, our friend thinks multudes would 70; bs
two or three hours is not worth going for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

0~ Another Murder from the effects of
Rum tmaking the third or fourth within two
weeks is recorded in our City column this morn
ing.-And yet there are thousands of men who
strenuously oppose any efectual restriction OF the
fearful traffic in poison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
From the souih.

MR., CLAY's HEALTH-TBIAL OF w. >. BRo"'
FOR FORGERY
WASHINGTON, May o. 1852
Mr.. CLAY slept better last night than a'
any time during the past fortnight, end to-day hes GIN
comfortable.
The third trial of William ]. Brown, d
Michigan charged with forging treasury vouchers, er
menced In this city yesterday Hon. Orlando Fietf
OF Illinois, IL associated with Dtrct Attorney hen "
IN the proeecutiOn and Hon. Charles T. Stewart bo
French and Barton Key, counsel for the deienfs
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER'S LETTER TO THE sac
RETARY OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May ls'l
1t is understood that the recent letter o.
Chevaler HuLsRmANS will shortly be communism
to Congress Its contents will be found 20 be ccao
Gus farewell 10 the President, conpinentng -
upon the friendly personal relations always eA~
ing between them, but intimating that the GU
duct Of the diplomatic relations Of ~
United States, by the Secretary Of staS,
pecoIly regards Austria, and himself 20 her W.
representative bad not been Of character % coens
ifself TO bis Imperial Majesty and was waning 70 ~
attributes OF neutrality and co nifty which mad SAT
heretofore marked the relations between the tso ""
eInments.
CATHOLIC NATIONAL COUNCIL, &C.
BALTIMORE Saturday, May Z I''A
The Catholic National Council are u
session az the Cathedral Tiers l. a flI atesisao'
and A. bishop kendrick i the preidirg osiesr
Thirty thousand bales Of cotton we's
reported from New Orleans ON the 3Jrh Ut, DeSs s''
n'O re, 'han ever before shipped In one day. :,
The steamship Fanny, Capt. Pennoca.
sailed from New Orleans on the afternoon OF Ny Nv
ear Francisco via the Straits Of Magellan. -
FAILURES IN BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Johnson & Trayers, shlpP'E
and commission merchants, and J. r. Rtsard', ~ ~
goods Jobber, 81 this City, have failed. They arc 49,
stood to be bad failures.
KILLING OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE AT coi@Nss
ADJCURNMXNT OF THE MARYLAND LEGisLtllesss,S
BALTIMORE, Mys S'A
Both houses of the Maryland LegisiaI'I..,,
have adjourned, after passing resolanon ~,
the Governor 10 appoint COmmissioners " o,, q
sHd confer vith the Governor Of Penny vsna 90
70 the killing Of the fugitive slave al Columbia ~
RidGeley. -.
The Southern Mail came throug h to-nisD'
from New Orleans.
Dates from Yucatan TO the 27th Ma
have been received in New.Oreans. Great iesr -
entertained at YucsfaD win regard 10 Genera 80
gH's command consisting Of six bundled meh - -.
len some time sgo, and had not been heard from =
II Il thought he may have fallen into snsvscsaa =.
his whole force been eat oil. The Indian war V Ia -
being ended. -
SiTakosch, the Pianist, was married ~ !.
New Orleans. on Saturday. 10 Amais Petu, tae W.
The bridal pair had started for New.Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

D The Portland Advertiser has the
following; which, though calculated for the me-
ridian of Maine, will answer for this and the ad-
joining States:
"The Arsus, and In fact, the Democratic papers all
over the country are ell pleased at the idea OF
having Gen. Scott for the Wing candidate. IL has been
remarked that when the Wings select their own candl
dates they generally elect them But when they per-
NIT their opponents to nominate for them, they are al
ways defeated
A few days ago, Democratic politician from West
brook while dscoursng the subject Of candidates for
the Presidency very gravey remarked that he would
very much prefer Mr.. Webster Mr.. Fillmore 10 Gen
ersi Scottl ayes" said shrewd old Wing from New.
Gloucester and know the reason rhy!" The by
ISLANDERS laughed and the Westbrook started for
The argus Office"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
u The Massachusetts L;opo, In

which has just passed the Legislature n taat s,as,
vides that the shall take effect Saturday TIA a.
of June and tina, Monday, the 2st Of Jase n. ~.
pie shall be called together and on the ouesa.
whether the law shall be suspend m ia operaro,.
one yesr or continue in effect II The vote Il "a .,,
operations, the Governor l. 20 issue his procl,f,
kuspendIng the operation Of the lsY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
THr MrrRopoLIrAN MILLINERY EA-

roKrrM No $50 BROADWAY. CORNER OF NIBLos. NEW
Yosg Paris London aad European Millinery, Lace Mao
tla ad Fsucy Goods OF the latest fs-o ad designs arc
now open BY D. LEAHY French. Eokilsh Belg1au- swiss
and Gem goods OF the exquisite ind a. mos ho1-
s viii have a. oppoTta ty not offered VI SUIT
ing their varions al The moot fashionable e1 A
the Metropolitan Millinery, Lsce and Fancy Ooods IN 10
rum Psrf.ian and London BOasy Fashions received oy
che earliest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MAY 10.

rg The Tribune is served in this City, Brooklyn, VIII
amburgh and Jersey City for l per week, payable
to the carriers Names through the PostOce or Penny
Post will be promptly placed upon the Carriers books.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
To Correspondents.

In defiance repeated warnings scores OF per.
still waste their time In sending anonymous let
ters asking solutions Of all manner of problems and
calculations of various topics in which they seem
TO be severaly interested We recognize obligation
TO comply with requests wi ich the makers afraid
ashamed to II you wish your letter read, put
your name at the end of it,
c. b. SYour poem has merits but parody needs 10 be
great III order 10 be good enough Tor publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
~ The Wisconsin Democrat (Cass)

pcrpetrates the following capital joke:
ave would prefer, of all things, the nominations OF
WEBSTER and CAss--the two greatest OF either
party II would give dignity, intellectually to the
contest which no recent Presidential has pos
sessed and the result would be exact test Of the
comparative strength of the two great parties of the
country However the contest might terminal e every
man could but feel proud OF the intellectual greatness
OF lis country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

Union HALL-Bois' CLorHiSe'-ra-
sn,s are earnestly soci ed in'pee; the snP-lo @
- III seer fson four years ola np"ao no" OF
soI g. 80 A. linton Hall IL all OF the ~ west YES
vel made and mstel that 'sn es warfsa &c.
~ ~ lie ,rnr-or oniv wishes II TO be universally seen
m purci,sss Of every variety OF 20 ds made by
the hnyfs Of the establishment enao'e tne Pfo'neh 20
clo hing cheapsr her nosse Ia
town UKioS Hall conner Of Fulton and Na--a'-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
BISHOP HuGHEs's SERMoN.-We have

report by telegraph of the Bishops sermon yes
terday before the Council at Baltimore; but we
are sure ii is badly botched by the irregular man.
ner in which it came to us part by telegraph, part
by mail, and some Of it in proofs without reading
or direction. We have put it together as well as
We could.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

We care nothing for the duty on Coal but
verv much for the cause Of Protection,
which The Independent uses that duty to
assail and expose to odium-let US see with
what Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10


hasbionable resdymsde Clothing established IN New
York was that Of w. r. Jennings Co we observe an
excellent article lust produced by this ndeat gable hrn
We alude the Spring OveTcOat made OF Zephyr Clotn
both hight durable which they have added 10 their ee
0.pt stock Clothing We would also remark that al this
celebrated establishment from the country who are
desous of obtaining garments III very short lIne VIII
be accommodated with the dispatch This great de-
Dot Of iouabs clothing established in 10 and stu
takes precedence Of all others II IN the same building as
kbe American Hotel No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
II Hon. MEREDITH p. GENTRY, OF

Tenn. and Hon. HuMPHREY MARSHALL, of NY,
arrived in our City on Saturday evening, to attend
the Fillmore Meeting tonight. Hon. JUSIUs
HIIYER Union Dem.l arrived also, but we have
not heard that he has concluded to speak ON this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

w A bridge on the Remington plan
built some time since at Montgomery, Ala has brols,
ia two in the middle, and tdmbed down Il had M
been used for more than year, and for some mont,
had been threatening to break down. Soon after ~
put up it was tilted to side by the wind and ia 90,
weight and has never righted 1t was never seeepsd
by the City Government and therefore Montgomery
loees nothing by its erection and downfall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
u Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL. a few

years since endesvored to orgsaize an Emancipation
party independent IN he action Of both Of the old par
ties. Finding that his scheme wsuId not take, and
determined TO be leader in some movement that will
keep him prominently before the people, he now takes
tack m entirely opposite direction and h encesvor
ing 10 organize Southern Union party. Il needs no
prophet to predict the result Louisville Ky) Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
w Warnocks, Ha,ters, No. 275 Broad

wy, Irving Hopse) respectfully remind gentlemen IN
cesreb OF fashionable Hat that they located as above
They deem. no poprets that their long est.-
thed reputation and popularity Of their productions
ample for the style and character OF Hats Al All
li.,se erlanaiing from the m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
State Treasurer of Pennsylvania has Official
" reported to the Legislature Gust ADJOURN
ed) a list of three hundred andf public default
ers, (which is the mild term for public robbers,
who have in the aggregate robbed that heavily IN
de bted and well taxed State of over three millions
ofdoilorsi Probably not one cent on the dollar
will ever be recovered. The moral however, IS
worth something, and may be freely rendered thus
-"When the Conventions and Journals OF your
party exhort you to support some genteel ldler,
loafer, racer, gambler, other spendthriit, be-
cause he has been regularly nominated &C.,
&c. don't you begin to do it, but plump in a
hearty vote against him. II his antagonist is a
worthy and fit man, vote for him; ifhe is not,
vote for some one who u.s." There is no ether
cure for the prevalence of rascaty in high places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
E The Memphis Daily Express quotes

an Arkansas paragraph in favor of Gen. Pillow,
and adds
"Thus il L, in every part Of the country, see
feeling exhibiting itself in favor Of Gen. Pillow for the
Vise-Presidency.'
Thus they get the news ahead of us out
West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

OHIo.-W. II. Bascom, the Secretary of
the Wing State Central COMMITTEES, announces
that the District Delegates to Baltimore have
unanimously chosen JOHN SHERMAN, of Richland,
as one of the Delegates at Large. Hon. Samuel
F. vinton had previously been elected by the
District Conventions. Two Districts, Athens,
&c. AMI Jefferson, &C., have not yet chosen.