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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
Wing Documents for the Campaign

Wing Documents for the Campaign.
We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM TO call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications.
Friends Of the Cause! call and see if you
don't want to supply every house Ia your
County, Town or Ward with
rTGE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with 70 illustration. Of the most event
tll scene, in mis- iuustrious Carers pamphlet Of
thiTty.two pages, on fine paper. Price g. per hun
sTed. 50 cents per dozen, 3 cents single.
When ordered 70 be sent by Mail . cents for
under 800 miles and cents for ever 500 miles
mat be added, as the Post Office Department re-
fuses 70 send without prepayment Of postage.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet TO be hung up ia DWELL
tngs and public p,aces-with eighteen spirited Illus
tratIous-$l0 per thousand, 81 ! per hundred, or
cents singly. Terms, Cash inaeIibly.
Ii 70 be sent by Mad cent for 500 miles and
knder and cents for over 50O alss must te added
to prepay postage.
Also,
kxr THE CAMPAIGN LIFN OF
SCOTT ia GcrrGH-rho earns size, Illustrations
and price as the English Edition. Also,
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
~ FreEcki the sms style, price, &c.. a. the
hregolng.
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a. "THE TARIFF QUEsTIoN-or

FrssecttoH and Free Trade Considered BY
HORACE GREELEY. A handsome pamphlet of q
psses. rrce $l5 per thousand, 81 per handred,
% cents per dozen.
.., o. Wss ,Oerr,h ~in osHss % b, no.rss tbs ana
Vea cspes vii % tssm a..r.l
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PAPER WAREHousr.-WRrrrNs Pa

~ sf IhE cAsr osly.-CyRUs w FIELD Co, No. II
Sn sole AGENTS for the Victoria Mls aud AGENTS fr
sSs az tss rspsi ManSso'oren in ls country, u
pdceSl OF the most excessive .SS SSsi,,b 49,. -
shown IA tie United Ssatea A-A' e'sa
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w. T. Jennings q Co. TO THE PUBLIC

OF HsyYoaE Pub, opibou for % successive yssrs hss
aaxsd tie ses Of it. sopIobson To the READ sots
ins uanufseiuTed BY w r. Jennings CO. NO ~ b,o4e-
vav Without tie sSyentd0us aid Of granol0quent sa'sr
tsssbts has been and H. regarded IS uneq14ed "a NJ
styIe sad fDs GertleueD know that they csn oepSna
uSon II 40 eauei to any clothing made 10 msssuTe Jean
Co ~ish to invite especial attention 70 thsn vesS zod
paotsoors TIE present season The ps1srr tne Ee'
OF msts,sfeths cUttuf the makos Up, the nnisa. c-
IspYs the admiration Of every of taste and ds;nuns
ton II believed "a touch ready made sppars bs asssI
before been Submitted 10 he Pughe fo thsI
Ioous yess sacks &c at the esiaosiisa. o.
w II Jepnines6 Co, No. 81 Broadway, American Hotel
PS-Cditen Of unsurpssseo skU are employed IN tns
ordsr Department. where any article OF seStie Se
"a fnrr lshed At the shortest hotice.
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r. Silksi ShawIs Merinos, Vrlgets,

Pa,astlas De Lsines Flshneis Blankets Cloths Cas-
mers satnss and all other kind Of sesonsoe goocs OIL
bss. ques, styles selling IA less Than any
cha a,g,NugR's Co. TO sol Grad.
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WELLS, FAReo & Co.'S C,IIvo1x1.

hxrstss We send cur regular Mail steamer Exor,,, h,
eae Georgia on TUESDAY next, Oesober s a. PM -
c1sfse Q, MT , JttLSo> Our own speeial uesss,,s,
Freight shoud Be sent In once on Monasv 49,, -
sst9proof order. No package shoald u.ssors yst.
81 eahie feet weigh than rs lbs small 49,
reoesv "a until O'Clock the day The steamer s,is
WILLS, FARGO 4 Co No I6 W.lts.
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~ VIM. Il. ROBINsON,s spv,pru
On New-hampehire Democracy and Cs,noI,.
Emsncipation-l6 pages. Price 3l0 psr tSos,s ~aS
VI " per Auadred, 3 esatx siagiy.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE,
NETWORK, MONDAY, OCT. /, 1852.

For PresiGen',
WINFIELD SCOTT, OF New.Jerrey.
For pioe-p resifenf,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OF North Carolina
For GoreT7or
WASHINGTON HUNT, OF Niagara
For Jieuf. GorernOr,
WILLIAM KENT, of Ncw-Sork'
Foy Canal Conmissione,
THOMAS KEnPsHALL, of Monroe.
For state Prison Inspector,
EPENETUS CROSBY, of Dutchess.
For Electors AZ Large
SIMEON DRAPER. GEORGE K BABCOCk.
For District Efoctops.
Oct Dst
I. WILLIAM ROCKWELL. Il. HENRY p. ALEXANDER.
p FR.NCis B. sTRYKER. ~. PrTER @. WEBSTER.
3. SAMUEL WYKOFF. - ALAiRoN fiTcH
4. RICHARDS WILLIAMS. %. DAVID BhBCoCE-
.. JAMES Z. FREEDOM Il. lRA Bowen.
g. GERARD STUyvEsANT D. FIFTH SEVERANCE
T. AiExR w BRADFORD. Is. WILLIAM L. EAsToN.
THOMAS CARNEY q JAMEs H. VOORHEES,
g. EDwARDP SHoSNARD. p. THERON q fEomAEs.
10 EDWARD PALEN Is JAMES l. sEELEY
H. GEORGE ROBERTSON. n. JAaEs ELY.
II MATHEW Vsss1R 81 SAMUEL w. SMITH
IL GEORGE b. WARkEN. -. OLIVER CULvER-
Is FRIEND HUMPHREY. so. CLARK SAM I'D
IS joins STEWART. 81. GIDEON HARD.
Is. AsHBEL Il. PARmELEE. 81 SELDEN Ely
So. ALyAH H. WALLER.
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NV Yoax LINEN Hall, No.

RRo.DwAy-We eg 20 inform the Ladies o. Ne"-IO,H
iIat or Psu importstlCns completed 40 can sstsy
as,e 40 LARGE and ,af stock Of Linen ods mas never
zen bsGTs 60 ectsn ,or their spprOv4 selection Olf
pnucipie Is 70 iel oDiy Lnecs OF the bes and pUsL a'
Al! Of which warrant It's msnUa>turs We ps'ec- az
dstanS ard ipp, II al stock direct sDd thus are en-
absd 10 % perfect Article at fair prcs our s'CSf
espssts n b. sheet Ia all their widths s9d q2Ahes
Pillow men, Tale paInesss IN cloths aSd pieces NspAns
Doylsss Towenss shinIng Liocis Wndo shade Liz en-
stat C5gerug Crash f' nch Stitthed and Woven 81 1t
Fropts printed emo embroidereo Asn Ladies and Gen
tlsnes pis,n printed border and embroidered Camodc
IIaDdksfchsfs $500 . JNo. DAFl9 70
n B.-Ws have est published htle work ao'u; Llnen
is uses ans the macy processes II goes through from
tn 81 appearance n, Will Us mooe' bue bo'so u, y
the tine Il fsss hes the hands VI our say TAR Gust nsr,
We pprpose verps II gaus' at Tie houses o. al the
is5es kewYoTk But az there are minJ we lear wh )u
II may rsaob be- them 10 call At store and they
will be Supplied With IT, VI curious lie book coat ain
ing much useful and amusing ma Ter New YORK Lisen
HAL! No. $50 Broadway. i. u. CO.
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DUKES BAKING PowpER.-We hive

no hesitation in stating having sven r tnal that IN
the words Of q. sdssItsement infinitely superior AID
economical for all kinds OF home bakieg than he @
msthoi Of yeast salerstus &c. The persoa using IL 70
fully realize the superiority Of this powder sois sale
rstEs ard such rae, must however, implicitly folio the
directions for other he be deceived and alta
sfslaTs TO TIE power which II isrespshe Of rightly
Used. lQuebec Morning Chnnnicle. July s 1852
- soa 81 nearly AL the eroosrs and druggists PnaslqA
Otee, Nc. iSq Wslsrst, Nsw.York
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~ Lndies and Gentlemen whovaIue the

.poym.nt of plsassnt durable and e:onom cal under
,srnent should rnh their wardrobe with Y& ADAMss
eslsbr.t,d Elscticd sils nd-T Garments & manu-
otuTs these goods peculiar and s1oeuor s.yle and
rsn confdeotly iecOmuis them 10 the public.
wa RAJ A ADAMS Hosiers No. 59l Broadway.
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W- Clothing for the million. said an cd

ssstoy.- .s- .electirz his fell clothing Of bis friend snd
bsnefsc,or ~ L. FosTEE No n Coreod-s v here Re saio
~ 5000 send ali bis fispds and where all viii find
soee ana vel sesosd stock Of ready made clothing AID
farnishfug goods =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
0KApTs Ann OuINcEs.-lsabelIa Grapes

Ct superior flavor and qaty ADD dns Aope aince from
gNpERnILLs NinsysIcs and ounce orchavdA At Cruon
Point are now received daily at the depot No l) Broad
NaN and sold In quantities 20 suit purchasers All the
Grapes from the above yads to the city IN has
tet with lids ard locks atse I'd and Cot0n Point marx
on them We have ofea found IL Necessary 20 give this
notice 20 prevent frauds that constantly paotoed, Of
selling inferior A,ticle ioT UNDERnLL's Grapes and
purchasers are desired 10 be the watch amss
spurious article 10 ID notoa rein basket The
Csawha Grapes iii not ia until about hs h test
j. \. WHLrIS Acct
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az Southern and Western Merchants

0ould do well purchase Mrs JERvIss Cold Candy
sale Of undoubGe3 reputation for coughs colds and
other pslmonay complaints Fhis article, testified and
t6ed 10 BY the first of the country sod as tie pns
pal ofhoe. No S6s Broadway by Mrs w. JEsvis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

II The So 50 Hats produced by Es-
are definitely superior to the 81 Has Of Broad
way All {. al e,fsnee besuiy t4sts sno s1PSi.r sAlu
.ehisre = eorDeO 40 the Hsts Of his msouiaSt1
ps,rbsr he Sire ia no l01 Nssssust, corner cf Ann
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OPERA CLOAKs.-Thtse elegant articles
n, our hicb se worn this o h- year by parry
ana cor EFT goss by RoneRTs Of NJ yD Broad
vay Ia STYLE Of superior eisfaDce and d The bet s1d
rnos fashionable naena ntemon can be furnish ID, at
his extensive establishment at short notice with the
Inost e CANT Opera CLOAK 10 DO procured 10 The city
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rg. C.pTAIr McKInNoN, late English
vs. speaks II the unususl uunHer OF hne ooSins men
- ,n.t v.th in lie reefs Of cev-YoTk Toe gallant
ess in vs., rst pr Of the fact that this IN
at ue.sur. o the crcau ysnee that 20 large por
o o. etl- rs n.ve Fir natural good looks vastly In
n~ovsS bv vs.sg the remarkably haLdsome Hsts anu.
s.st-sd bs KsoS at b. etsb1shuett No 10 FUTON g
srs y Zen by the way, oblJ ~ each
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TEAS.-The best assortment of fine
Tss win Re Snnd the store OF the Canton Tss Con-
pany, No lsS Chathamt between Pearl and Roosevelt
tho oldest Tea suabhshuen In the city We azure cur
readers that they do better than elsewhere either at
Wholesale retail They have bFapeh sioses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

BUTTER.-Good Butter constantly or
and selected for family Use Also the choicest Tees AMI
Cohees Of superior quality cheap Tor cast AZ A. fAE-
KER's Temperance store No al Brooe cor. Ludos 81
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Third Congregational District Withdrawal OF
DIR. Chifds.

To IonERT : COLLINS, ESQ. Chairman o. n. BHiS
Nominating flTitts Of a, TAird Congressional
DLshtct Of tie City Of NJ, York
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SHAWL AND SILK EMPORIUM NJ.
gonjsg no. S23 Cran6-st, corner Of Orchard $4,000
wot esl ant Fail sha~h aud Silks ust received all
aIso Eein es Veveis Ladies' Cloths CGshneres, De
Lsils Flsnpes 8lDksis and every description Of Dopef
iic Gooos ali Of UDps rs'lsled low pnces.
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/ ia f4t uorNr 70 o., g-lt-lLei,
" va sr-s' respect. 20 obed'f sery'',
THEODORE sEDCWtCk, President.
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" FowLERs IL WELLS, Psychologists
aad Publisher. Clinton Hall No ISL NaSsau-st. Ne~York
sai No Ia2 WsshinRton-st Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04

~. Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &C., at
ROWS New Store No 80 Hudson st between Csusl ard
Sptgs,s. Only two spacious warerooms but they are
well hed with aud elegant Crpetinss OF every KIDD,
Oil Cloths In great variety and every other article usually
founs In Carpet All goods fairly represented, and
offered upon the best terms
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Rlch CAnpErINe.- PETERSON 4 HuM-

PHREY No Se Btoad~av have Just reserved per pscke.
ships Great Western and Nest Point large lot OF ch aid
elegant Carpeuugs direct from the English manufactures,
Aaa patterns entirely new which invite the attention
OF the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-04
RICE CARpErlNes.-SMITH q LouNs-

n PETERSON q HUMPHREYS, No.379
Droadw.y corner Of Whitest are receiving daily from
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually large and ee
eant stocl Of Carpetpss supssns 10 brancy OF eoors
richness f6egp and hnilh anything offered IN this
market khny patterns exclusively our own sni MOT 10 b
found elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds Fair Carpet
II one entrs piece ~ which cell public attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
PARTIES IN THE UNITED STATES

KARL HEINzEN, whose remarks on Pork
and Democracy, as translated in The Trib-
une some time ago, excited universal at
tention has since published in his paper
discourse delivered by him at Chicago on
parties in this country. As usual it is quite
mordant and readable. We translate
few paragraphs:
The two great parties in North America e1.
hibit false contrasts at every point Of view, and
tas from the fact that each contains within itself
minglng Oh heterogeneous eeme nts which must
hrst DC sepeIated 40 then allowed 10 Combine ac-
corOlng 10 their aftinilies ere the existence Of
PARTIES can be OF real advantage The Wbig
passes Tor the IetTogTade party, and yet contains
elements Of progress which belong 10 a trIly dem
ccIstlc party the Democrats pretend 10 repre
sent the party OF progress and Yet pant under the
burden oil TeactlOnGry elements, fitted only for
hu'sia' The Wings are prescribed as belonging
only 10 the p.lt-6nd Yet We see preuarations far
the future on the part OF the Younger fraction Of
that party, winch many democrats care not ven.
ture upon the Democrats take the future under
their special protection, ana put under their bann
all those whose actions prove that they have Jeff
the past b,h hind them. The " hies mas for the
resctionaly party, and let the leading reaction
ISIS, The shareholders, had the mos. decided oooo-
slhon among them the Democrats pass for pro-
sressTts, and yet allow themselves TO b. com.
pieteiy lorded over by those who render all pro-
grt's lnPossble-the slayeholders. The Wbigs
are held to represent the aIisiocracy Of money.
ano YET there exists not more powerful and dan.
gerous nonled aristocracy than the lords and
master,oi the Democrats-the Shareholders. The
neR1ity oil the masses IS thrust into the faces of
Inc higs, and vet higher cultivation il CLEARLY
Perceivable among them than ,mong tba;- hI:I
opponents the Democrats have assumed ths
once OF iiiuminators and yet on their side is found
par excelence the want OF culture and the Hunk.
as coquette with every power of darkness from,
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POSTING THE BOOKS,

MISSOURI Iowa and MAINE are the
only States which have yet elected Mem.
bers to the next Congress. In the yenr of
Gen. Taylor's election. they chose three
Wings to eieren Loco Focos, but one of
the three Wings ID. +. Miller of Iowa.
was cheated out of his seat by the stealing
of the Kanesvile pol-book, so that the
returns stoOd-Whigs too Opposition
luelre. Now those same States have
chosen sir Wings and seren Opposition.
We call this fair beginning. Keep it up !
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Copyright and Natural Risht-Letter from
Harriet Beecher stowe.

bRCNsWICk, MANS, Sept - LcO~
Mr.. GREELEY | have received the sub
joined lie ter from an English Publisher, and 1t
struck me as so truly noble in its spirit that |
have inclosed it to you for publication.
wish very much tnat you would make some
remarks upon il, in answer to the following ques-
tons /. Have any American Publishers shown
a similar liberality with regard to English au-
thoTs
>. Ia there or is there not truth in the senti-
ment Of the author Of this letter, that the imper
feet state Of our Copy right Law does not alter
the right Of the thing. nor make it just for pub
Usher to avail himself Of an authors talents for his
own purposes without Offering him fair remu-
neratiOn
3. Might man honorahly and Justly seize on
snothers estate, because some legal imper'
lection in the title allowed him to do so and
is it any better to seize on the ayails Of his
talents
has seemed to me that spontaneous adher-
ence 10 simple honor ard Justice on both sides Of
the water might go far toward reyokng the ma
tiona injustice Of Copyright laws.
Yours, very truly, III. b. STOWE.
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Chandler is the anti-Maine Law candidate, but
the real ground Of his support lies deeper than
this lie belongs TO the Wildcat or extreme
Hunker wing OF the party who hated the Wilmot
Proyiso, add Senator Hamlin, Gov. Hubbard &
Co., because they favored it. He has probably
poed nearly 20 600 yotes-mainly from his own
party, though few Rum Wings have doubtless
voted for him. On the other hand several thou
sands of Temperance Wings have voted for Gov.
Hubbard and given him his plurality. There is
certainly choice Of Governor, and it is not like
ly that the Wildcats in the new Legislature
will vote for Gov. Hubbard while there il chance
TO elect any body else
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him dollar. The beggar glanced at It eagerly,
but the survey blighted his fond snticipstions,
and, with just sense of offended dignity, he
sterply observed-" Sir, re don't take Washing
ton and Warren"
This was before the Bank went into Chancery.
After that event, the following supposltious cpl
tai h on its Presidents tombstone found free cir
culaton:
.If Pesven Be pleased wher sinners cease 20 En-
II Hell Be pleased when sinners enter in
II Earth Be- pleased when Il has lost knsve-
Then all are plsased-br Barker 9 in his grave
MIR. Barker will thus perceive that we have
considerable recollection Of his past financial ca
reer, aud will doubtless thank US for adding our
"reminiscences on that interesting subject to his
own. ED. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

M.NUFACTURED News. The tele-
srsphic dispatch, purporrg TO come frlm Portland.
an published IN OF the evening paper. Ia th,i CITY
YESTERDAY did not convey the true Of the ma keis
by the NIAGARA At Halifax nor is there any ress,n 10
suppose that the intelligence was commune Aud from
Halifax at ALL comparison Of ths markets thus pub.
lshed with those which telegrsphed ron isllax
will show that the disp tch In the eveni journals was
merely made up 90 sopesrsnces Whch Is Certainly
debut at very great loss of credit
Courier and Enquirs
1t is truly surprising that editors of respectable
parers, such as The COnmerciqi and Erenisg
Post, The Commercial especially, claiming a
high, moral and religious standing, should publish
dispatches which, If not manufactured, they know
are the property of other parties. The ComHereiA
and Post are perfectly aware that there can bat
one honorable way to obtain foreign news from
Halifax, and that is by joining the Associated
Press and paying their fair share of their expense
of obtaining it. They have been repeatedly in
yited 10 DO this, and indeed, by the terms Of the
arrangement betwt en- the Press and the Telegraph
lines, they have perfect right to DO so without
any invitation. They evidently, however, prefer
to sneak about telegraph Offices and listen at key
holes, saving their money and giving their readers
news Of the most apocryphal character. The
cry Of monopoly against the Associated Press is
a mere subterfuge; and we again repeat that the
above PAL ers can, and always could Obtain the
foreign news honestly, on the same terms as We
do-if they were so disposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

TIT
TELEGRAPH we hear of another
;-,r,e, 40 meeting to celebrate Gen. S;otts entry
;r+o msxic, on the 18th September, 1871. ms
r,setng was at Louisville and fully 2O,UOO persons
,re,s nreseut. The State Temperance Alliance
held meeting at Utica yesterday, report oil
xbicb ia given. Some later news comes to US
from Texas ctd New. Orleans. A general call has
b.en ;ssued for an extra session Of the Texan
LEGISLATURE. Later da:es, to the Goth ult., fro n
Santa Fe are reported. Gen. Scott was received
with much enthusiasm at Baltimore last evening ;
he leaves this morning on his way West. From
Buffalo we learn that Lord Elgin has been recalled
from the government Of Canada, and i; is reported
that the succession has been offered u Lord Har-
MS. The Free Sellers held Convention at Lew
ell. and nominated Hon. Horace Mann as candi-
date for Governor, and Amasa Walker as Lieut..
Governor. The nomination OF Mr.. Mann will
prove blow TO the Coalition. the other two
girls, sufferers by the ra lrosd accident at Read
ing, Pa, yesterday, died this morning. When
will people learn to keep away from railroad
tracks, Accounts Of the New Jersey and Goa
necticut Democratic State Conventions are re-
ported with the list of electors also Of the Web
ster meeting in Boston. The list Of the officers
Of the meeting, which small in numbers, con-
tains few. If any, names known. out OF that city.
Rev. Mr.. Winslow, Principal OF q High School for
girls, seems TO have been the principal speaker
a cad accident, killing a man and seriously inJur-
ing some other persons is reported as having oc-
CURED at Lock port, in this State. In the case Of
the y. A. Life Insurance Company rs. 4. VI.
Schermerhorn, the Suprems Court have decided
in favor of Mr.. Schermerhom. Over 300 600 is
involved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
Il The Columbus Times. a Pierce a

hipg oracle in Georgia, avows its willin gness to
support the nominees of its party in spite of the
bad company into which that resolve throws it
saying:
Prince John has publicly renowned his herssiss
and given In bis adhesion to the Baltimore Demo
eIae Platform and declared that the fugitive clause of
the Constitution Is binding and must be enforced But
We are not going 10 defend John Van Buren,. He has
much Tepentar In sacksoh and ashes 10 20 through
before sound Democrats anywhere, will forgive him for
bis mischievous vsgariesr
John seems to be of the same opinion and is
undergoing the 'sackclOth and ashes as hard as
he knows how. We move, that in consideration
of his profound penitence, his purgatorial term be
reduced to ten years at farthest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16
The MAINE ELEcTIoN.-THe Tribun

The MAINE ELEcTIoN-Te Tribune
thinks The Maine Liquor Law has Injured our candidate
for Governor materially. No doubt IL has
Albany Register.
tn o no. Sir! The Liquor Law controversy
has undoubtedly reduced Mr. Crosby's rote sew
eral thousands transferring it to Hubbard aud
Chandler, but has not injured Mr. Crosby,
" materially or otherwise. On the contrary, he
Is now very likely to be Governor, whereas he
world pretty certainly have been beaten if there
had been no Liquor question. But Wing Sen.
ate, and possibly Wig House also, is due to
the Liquor Law agitation, and 80 with Wing
County cficers in several Counties. Who is " in
Jured' by these results
The Register mistakenly accuses US of having
forced this side issue into the State Elections"
Do the contrary, it came in very naturally, and
VII 'lay IN, whether The Tribune shall urge or
dssuade. The Maine Law was enacted witbou.
reference to politics or party; and it will be sn,
tanned and difused in like manner.