New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
FROM THE EAST.
The Maine Law Passed-kOssuth's Move
ments-MethOdist Conference-Vcrmont
Road-Mr. Webster-Fire-COnn
LEGISLATURE.

The Maine Law Passed-KOssuth's Move
ments-MethOdist COnference-Fermont
Road-Mr. NATURALIZATION
LEGISLATURE
BosToN Wednesday, May 5, 1852
In the House, this afternoon, the Liquor
BILL as amended by the Committee of Conference,
was passed to be engrossed by vote of lS7 to
l6I. 1t will be submitted to the people on the
Sd day of June.
KOssuth left Boston at 121 o'clock, in a
special train for Lowell, and received by great
multitude his arrival here the reception however,
warm as in some other places. Flags were
displayed from several buildings and guns were fired.
procession was formed and pas sed through the prn
cipal streets, terminating at the Merrimac House.
AT o'clock this evening Kossuh delivered a speech
in St. Pauls Church, the admission to which was by
Hungarian Bonds He was addressed by Elisha Hun
tington Mayor of Lowell. Kossuth, In reply, thanked
His Honor and the people for the demonstrate On they
had given him. He apoloeized for his want OF eo-
uuencc and said Cicero and Demosthenes were immor
tazed though they had spoken but abou: thirty times,
but he had spoken 500 times in the United States, and
it hard for him to be eloquent He praised Lowell,
and said it full of instruction to him. lie had heard
of it long ago it reminded him OF the Mechanic Arts OF
bis country. In advertng to Socialism, he SAID 1t
fatal movement; it was the symptom OF deep
disease
There were three pecuiarities in the industry OF
Lowell frst-that whereas, in other countries, the
factory people doomed to be drudges till the day
of their deaIh here there hope of their all gain
ing an independence Secondly that in other countries
this portion of the population was the greatest; here
they patterns OF virtue. Suppressed laughter
Thirdly, that the greater part OF the factory population
OF the better set, and whose family virtues must
plead from Lowell all over the country Applause
and suppressed laughter There another virtue,
he he'd discovered the people of Lowell sympsth'zed
with the principles OF liberty.
The proceedings were terminated with the airs, God
save the Queen and Yankee Doodle" Kossuth left
in a special train at 10 O'Clock for Boston.
Mr.. Webster was serenaded last night
by the Brigade Band, at the residence OF his son nlaw,
J. w. Paige in Sunlnerst Some 2ovo people as,
sembed. Mr. Webster appeared and orleny returneu
thanks. ::
A special meeting of the Stockholders In
the Vermont Central Railroad yesterday afternoon was
presided by Gov Paige President OF the hoaa. a
Committee of three appointed to investigate the
affairs Of the Corporation. John W. Seymour formerly
Clerk of the Treasurers Office who has made serious
charges agsns the officers and directors was arrested
in Montpelier yesterday for Islander on ~ W: Lincoln,
Clerk of The Corporation He conimi ted in default
OF bail for $4,000 The meeting adjourned over till to-
day. -.
The Methodist Conference met at 8 this
morning, Bishop James presiding report OF the New
York Book Agents received and ordered 10 be PRINT
ed in The linn Herald The memorial oil the Pastor OF
Union Chapel Cincinnati, regarding his character ana
asking for correction of the Ohio Conference so ~ 10
state diftnctly the nature OF the charge against num- W"
discussed aid referred -,
Numerous other petitions were received anu ieoiou
to appropriate Committees.
resolution of the Laity, affirming their right 10 take
part in the proceedings OF the Annual ana ueher Oon
ierences, is now under discussion IT,. .
The resolutions affirming the right OF tne iaiIy ~
participate in the Annual and General conferences
were referred to special Committee appointed oy tne
Chair with instructions to give the meniotiaiisS
hearing partial report of the COMMITTEE In the MAI
ter of the late Bishop Hedding indicates that he ser'
ces will take place either on Tuesday or thursday Oh
next week at 5 O'Clock, in the Broomheld-sI Churcn,
Bishop Waugh officiating. The full report VIII De made
to morrow Adjourned,
Three large boarding houses at Lowell,
owned by J. Scripture, were destroyed W hfe ia''
''e"s NEw.HAvEN, Wednesday, May ), 1852
The Connecticut Legislature has just
completed its organization.
The SENATE elected JAMES T. PRATT, opp oil Hart
ford President pro ten, he having IL votes 70 LOT
T,,oN,s r BUTLER, CWhg,) of Norwalk-three Sena'
tors absent
The Secretary is Levi D. Bradley, opp OF Hartford
who had 10 votes to for Henry h. Welsh, VFhs1 u
Hartford. , n ,oo,N os
The House elected CHARLES B. PHELPS, oOppJ OF
Woodbury. Speaker as follows: Whole number Oh
votes DOS: Phelps l23; WILLIAM T. MINOR (Wmg] Vi
Stamford, 50; Scattering 2. s,,,...o.
First Clrk-Robert Hitchcock lOpp) OF Wincses'er'
who had lls out of 2oa votes stephen w; nenoge,
NYbip1 Nsuaatuck "a scattering-Myron Mason I;
Calvin w. Phileo, Free-Soil,) 2; John u. Candee'
(yVLisN l Lorin Hitchcock 3 blank l.
Second Clrk-George w. Sayes, (Opp.) VINO mao IL
The parade Yesterday afternoon the arrival OF the
Governor was grand affair, much more so than Oh
similar occasions.
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