New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

tV correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
frrOt, writing from Athens Co, Ohy tells story and
draws a moral in this wise:
have just been wandering about the country IN search
OF land belonging client OF and in doing
have met with many amusing incidents Only the other
day ss caravan OF animals including that
eled with trunk pssslng up, not Federal Hill but
Federal Greek in Athens Co. Ohio encountered sturdy
Buckeye driving large bull. Now us bull unlike some
peouLe had the elephant before, and when
the "critter" IN sight commenced making his foru
feet familiar with free soil and his lungs familiar with
their accustomed exercise HIS driver and owner warned
Barnums agent get his elephant out OF the way But
Mr. Bsmun's agent said he would risk his elephant Il
Ruckeye would risk his bull" Whereupon the Western
Taurus renewed his believing and made desperate unso
at the huge Of India The confess newhst
similar political for the elephant with one
blow from his trunk, stretched The bull upon the ground,
breaking three his nbs ard driving the Cafh far from
his body that has utterly refused to return Ny Buckeye
friend was Obliged 10 be cont with Mr. Bulls beef taow
end hde while the elephant his way, driven by
his whsns and whiting attendant True the beet owner
sonsoea hTs ey yn ina, a ne pae oeeH saved great
peced This should be- warning 70 al Durhams never 70
attack elephants Quey-Wn John Bul let the elephant
wade Cuba without showing light or not This
my cogitatou as left the poor victim OF ambition weller
ing in his blood.
duce philosophical and political reflections the contrary,
claim that they most fruitful Of both have come to
the conclusion that when Jonathan shall have become In
VOWED in war with brethren OF the Peninsula and the
Fuperor hew alec the elephant and though the result
wall be undoubtedly different from ths battle have Just
UGH ii the hide and talow OF all the elephants Jonathan
will see viii ~ for cleaning OH the duet and purify
ing his escutcheon when the hghtis ended
Cy- The Chicago Tribune headsthe following
paragraph A Noble Example, and with reason
The other day has ing need Of hell from draynan we
called rshrusn TO assistance. lie performed his
outy with promptnes and his anguazs AMI
generally such command admiration. Having
paid him for his trouble the following conyesiti0n ensued
L How long have you been In this city p inquired
Twelve months tomorrow, SIR" he politely replied
Pray what your occupation IN the Old coutyP For
amsment coored and dropped his hes but N an
boldly replied Z" was physician IN Dublin" s?mewhai
supplied asked how IT wasthat he WA now DRIVING
dray Hsrepy substance that he brought his family
direct from Dublin CHICAGO; that when he arrived here
his funds much exhausted that h. was unable 70
maintain the appearance OF his proiessioni besides ne
fund ;he city full Of young phi ~atsf till the city
grew. Having mechanical trade ne Pnfchssed horse
and dray and began 10 earn livelihood for himself
and family We call this a noble specimen u How
much independent and happy that man hsd spent The
year than he had been IDLE and complaining OF ortahe AZ
thGttime.
TY' Government printing, whether National
or State causes movements about curious ss any
thing ese The Ohio Legislature hat session, thought
they hGd loosed the Gordan knot and now The ONO
STATE Journal says
soe nauries INTO the practical workings Of the printing
law Of ast session. have shown whimsical state OF affairs
An Office IN thiseity got the contract iM pntas ne m
ma Asn The thing works BEAUTIFULLY The member Tor
Hamilton for instance introduces bill, which be snI
ious TO have passed INTO law as soon ~ possible 10 read
The first time and ordered be printed. The CLERK sends
of and the next day il printed The sets ant at Arms
nr, on The railroad 10 pyessey and hs Ct>reand
he State peys 10 the cous Of or three or i've
ant by express 70 Columbus the STAT again paying the b
for Interpretation. In cek the bills are ready for
bers SO il WORKS Some members some laugh,
seTsteh their heads ard say nothing AL however agree
that this u great country
Cy- Rev. DIR. Neal, of the First Baptist
Church 10 Boston, made Mr. Webster the theme OF his
te1tsinsd BY Mr. Webstrr. trends, when IL W. Known
ts s Be- wa 70 ,spy 70 h.{s q, ss "a: ss-, assas
es anxiety and the gallery Of the senate
that eyentful mornag filed with nervous trepdasn But
after she heard the grand opening Mr. President When
sea" 1e her anxiety was stled and she remarked 70
trend who was With her" will 90 home my has
band viii DO the thing that ia right
u The Providence Journal says the election
u Representative in North Bridgewater furnished
cspfsl illustration Of the sincerity and honesty Of the
coal tion In Massachusers The Free sOilers in their
intense hostility 10 the Whigs made up their minds to
support the Democratic candidate, and accordingly
questioned him with view Of finding In bic
some for supporting him. He answered I" no
10 al their question: when asked--"WIl you
for Horace Mann for u T. Senator for any 9th
Free S0er for that Office r-he replied 81 wl not
He received the full vote Of the Free Sellers
n The Otoroa Qll.) Republican says: VIII
liam scsnn indicted for the murder OF HE wife Honors
Seanlin Marshall County lss tined At tho
pres Of The Circuit Court for this County the case
having been brought By change the spp
cation of the prisoner and on Saturday the Jay
TUNED verdict Of Guilty. On Thursday morning the pns
vas byousbf INTO Cou snd Judge Leland pronounced
sentence Of death upon prisoner to be executed the
2,th December.
Once more what Col Benton said: " Let
NE 90 jusree Party warfare throws the blame Of thess
.ir,y nlious on the present Wing Administration Inexc,
rsbe history viii quality that reproach and tel
that Democratic msjortes in both Houses Of Con-
rres. when that appalling sum voted And farfh-s.
thai il would have Seen seventy instead Of sky mlions IL
the osy' House las called he'd aed al the sD-
prop lsrions voted In the ypJsr.-