New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

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B"rtnn'- Tis,tsr-H.lr,' Lev: The f,rt--sr's Wiz.
Ss- ior. ,esaier Of Lyos; paaein. &C.
Woo n'astfes Nc 40 broAdNS Concerts even e'--A
q We are often requested to notice the
performances Of sin. and other artists before they
take place With view IN Increase the AUDIENCES ana
the profits on such occasions. Nsr. while We desire
TO DO perfec, justice merit In every branch Of An
we are constrained 10 say that such notices DO not &C.
cord with our Of the proper sphere OF pubic
Journal. newspaper should be conducted for sas
benefit Of the public, not of any individual ar number
Of Individuals, matter how distinguished In sheir
respective professions When an artist appears who
has already achieved reputation essEnsrei III very
pre- per that the readers Of the journal should be In
formed Of that fact, In order that they be aware
Of what Ia 10 be expected from the efforts oil suca
srtist but any attempt 10 sound the trumpet oil
performers and In the way Of puff TO ins'st upon
his or her extraordinary powers 10 IN worthy, because
Il converts the journal from the servant and instructor
of the public seeking m interest alone into the servant
of an individual or . special association OF i"dlyfua'
So also after performance has taken place. II 10 be
good enough 10 deserve notice At ALL 1t 10 only the duty
Of journal 10 criticize IT, and put forh m judgment
with regard to It's merits dement's, with the reasons
for such judgne but Is not it's duty 10 convert n
editorial columns into the reseptcles OF advertisements
which impose upon the public al the more because tney
do not appear a. advertisements, but seem a. If the ex
taordnary character Of performances noticed had
alone led the editor TO speak of them Honest Grid
csm but DO puts 10, In our view, altogether fsrsrt 70
all parties than any other course and seems alone con-
ssent with the proper dignity Of an Independently
nal If 1t 10 desired 10 Inform the public OF any con
templated exhibition advertising columns offer toe
sure means Of 90 doing. And 1t advertisers regard
themselves az entitled 10 editorial notices because they
have given US what 10 called advertising patronage,
we can only say that they will be very likely TO os dis
appointed Any intelligence that we judge will inte'
rest the public we shall be very happy 10 conmuni
cate, but more than this we cannot undertake to do
GEN. Scorr.-On Tuesday afternoon
Cen Scott arrived In this CITY, proceeded to Hoboksn
spent the night at the residence Of his friend Hon Jas
G. King At High wCoc, North HoboksD, and early yes
terday morning he proceeded up the Hudson River.
His health appears be good and he In good spirits
His Tip Is hurried and purpo,ey quiet.
MEETING OF THE UNIoNIsTs.-The
UDouisis Club held meeting at the Broadway House
Last evening, which was vel attended Peter Il. Ora
ham, Esq, presided. Additional names were added to
was transacted. I. Gholson, Esq, of Memphis, Tenn
was introduced to the meeting and addressedit 10
the course of bis remarks he ridcued the idea of de-
fecon among the Wings of Tennessee Such scandslous
conduct there would be desh 10 the traitor" j. Il
White, ESQ, slso addressed the meeting. Mr. Bowly
read letter of Invitation from the Wing General Com
m,ties OF Baltimore to the Unioni.s Club unite With
the in Ban II 18th Inst In the celeb ad N Of
fha hatf Entfh md
ton accepted end letter Of acceptance was
ordered to be for wsrded to Baltimore.
THE SCoTT LIFE-GUARD ORGANIZED
On Tuesday evening the Scott Lite Guard vas organ.
lied at the scott Central COMMITTEES Rooms. at Const
tuition Hall, Broadway, aud will d 'ubtless be-
valuable auxiliary In the support Of the Wos candidate
10 the Presidency Lieut. Browne expsioed the oosc
Of the Association Ii Is composed exclusively Of par
sons who have borne officer. and soldiers under
Gen Winfield Scott E-ch Of tina wars IN which ScJtt
participated represented, and there was great
deal Of enthusiasm Tested. The object Of tots or
Raoizst 10 TO aid Ia securing the election Of Gen Scott
to the Presidency OF the Unec States The fJlo wing
gentlemen were elected offcers: President WIN H.
Browne; vtcePresdept James K Doyle. IA vstsran);
Secretaries Hugh Med insld aud Joseph Jones Many
persons present signed the roll Il determined that
evening, Sept 3 when there will be rally Of soldiers
SCOTT CENTRAL COMMlTTEE.-A busi
ness meeting was held last evening At Constitution Hal.
Robert T Haws (Ten'h WArd) presiding; Secretaries,
A. J. Whhamton, Second wsdJ ana w. l. 5hsrd-
low. Third Ward) After making some arrsns ensnts
for the Whs meeting Friday evening and the trans
action OF the usual Incidental business the Committee
adjourned.
WING MEFTING.-There was n meeting
of the scott and Graham Cluo at Ashland Hall las
evening Mr. Gardner and others addressed the meet
ing relative to the working arrangement. Of the cam
psign and the prospect" Of the Wings for success.
Considerable business transacted, aud scces.ons
to the roll OF the Club we're received.
SIXTH WAKD.-1he Sixth Ward Scott
and Graham Com promise Club met the North Amer.
lean Ho'e corner OF the B0Eery and Bayardst, last
evening c w Schsfrr, Esq President Of the Cluo in
the Chsr. /, chiefly business MEETING. Wm. T..
Robinson. ESQ., being pre.eut, called out ard spoke
for fifteen or twenty minutes
TIE GERMAN DEMOCRATS The Con-
veption Of Delegates from Ihe German Democracy OF
the different WARDS Of agreeaby to call HlIen
brsuos, He,terst. and representative; were present
from every Ward ~here there Germans except the
Twelfth Mr. Alstsdt pre'ded aud Mr. S'esnsr was
Secretary. A Committee was appointed for the pur-
pose Of ~ ripg up Mas, Meeting Of tne German De-
mocrgcy, ~ come Of 6;n or 7th insr-susn Com
uirtee 10 have the power settle all the nscsy ar
fragments. Toe meeting sas addressed oy seversl
speakers good deal OF dissatisfaction prevailed as