New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

,...s a., a. srduous dudes An sble report
from ~, pep OF Dr. Buckner, OF Cncinnal uP0u w
suhl.st "a guarding community from me es,s o. NJ
- sy,srs from the multiplicity OF nafeouestso Doe-
say rss : prominent ,opic II discussion.
The report recoDmeuds the appointment OF hHAihu'
srs IN each County examine every young saan pro
nos 10 enter the profession and unless the appncant
nssses satisfactory examination no member Of tue
s.te Society shalI receive him a. student Ice re-.
port after ecng considerable discussion, was 40 Pted
By lsrge msiorify.
Fdvsrds Professor in the Medical Coll .ge al Cincin
psti and Ply siesn 10 the City Hospital upon the ase OF
sfrychnioe In Of cholera de reported rs effect ia
large number Of esses occurring 10 his norplAl pIa
ice AZ sso IN May cases reported him cy other Pny
seisns lie success has been remarkable, ana tna ~
M very many instances where every other remedy na
FILLED. The report all be puolished A.. Viii,
Their, a no division Of sentiment among tne wing
n<ytx In Northern Ohio who 0n9M 70 De tne eau
didste for the Pfesidency. Though we nave rev
tom House Officers and Postmasters VINO might n4lui az
- ~ suuposeo 70 favor the hand that feeds tnen yet 80
verx he Inning the tide 81 public sentiment IN iavof OF
Sen Scott that they have not deemed II prudent 70 op
pose bic ncmir anon
N,be vote Of Ohio IA worth ythng IN the coming con-
test st the Convention beware how DOminstes either
Fillmore or Webster for with them defeat In TINS State
n inevitable. do not ssy thai Gen scott can eetatHy
carry OHIO, for that viii depens much upon the sort oil
platform ripkereG up for him 70 stand upon out one
thing cstGta and that h. that cannot be carried ~
eth er OF the other two 49, .
Thsr nosttiop upon the Fugitive Slave Law politically
bbe TO the Judge for conviction that trsinples upon
the rsbt Of isl ~ jury thatsets witnesses ABOVE the
ordinary means OF ehcitDg the TRUTH ana unat hueS
liz victims into hopeless serytude with scarce chance
IN their favoreven Ieemen-can never De acqulesc
cd Ia by the citizens OF Ohio.
No nstier now many Congressional Caucuses ana
Presidential Conventions resolve It's hnahty VIII au
be In VAIN for The Of It's opposing elements Is IN tne
heaft-deep down and Tar below the lnnaehce vi ie'
solves and sthT nations. 80,
Politicians have long ms1ncerstood ana sun n' uu
d.rtrno The depth and power Of TINS principle, soo
their Uupy efforts root 1t out would only Do paeieo
by The attempt 20 dip Lake Enc dry with spoon.
And here lies the great danger Ia the wing NStonai
Won Without losing Northern ones by making tne
6ualtfy OF the Fugitive Law new plank In the wing
platform II shs so res i've aud 30 nominating General
Sco,t idsmily him with that odious measure
For ofher States cannot speak; but II such De the
action Of the Convention and II Scott lie compelled 10
carry on BIS shoulders fuch Load then ONO loSt 10
him beyond peradventere
The Whig PARTY IN Ohio therefore, protests against
any such Interpolation intO It's political iath ana hoIds
Itself hovtd from the r1inous tnal must
inevitably follow.
Besides our memories not so short that we nave
forgotten how that IN le49 these very same Southern
Rotspurs who think the salvation OF this Union
depenos upon catching the painting fugitive and who
esu or so vociierousIy for "FinsHty Resolutions"
strsiQhtout Platforms" and the like, refused 70 per
INIT Gen Taylor 70 make tull ay0wal OF his principles,
snd pressed him upon US with 10 platform at all
Wei, yielded then, and now fOrsooth, when they
have faced right about and demand that esty 10 the
Fugitive Law shall be recognized as Wing principle
sDd inserted ia Catechism and Confession Ot Falth
they expect will yield again
II wisoOm and discTeCb preside at Baltimore, tnelr
demand will be resisted aud refused II not then
while nothing Is gsined from such Finaty States as
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, all oil wnom
will be clsnorous for the new plank 10 the platform,
Ohio will be lost BUCKEYE.