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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
The CHARGE of Plngiarisns-Letter fre1
George Lippsrd.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. June 81. lsS

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June Vi. iS'A
To TIE Editors Of the NJ " 1ssbssss
pa'o' "o'i ''"o W $3.50 G
lists and other kinds OF literary pfrrers 10 account @
two rea.ons; lst Because tho man who steals the
ti, of .,oth,r man, brains Is much more Of thief
nu" VI s"o'A' N -S"-I. -. -
than the mepaoor Oh 'ae '"o" "'"' WI" ''"" T.
watch 3D. In case an author does not Al snco call
n,o,.,, 10 .ccoun, be 4, in danger of being CHARGED
$50 y I .."N7 -. go
WIN 'teahns q" own Aoof'' V"" ""v'
The latter case has happ med TO me- am not Indeed
charged with stealing my book Inc Quaker City" from
the Germ an-alihoueh copy In Ger man u before ms
Win the name of Herr GEnsrAyKn a. the original
os,Ao,. misb, Indeed be charged with Stealing my
own book from the giled GerslaAer who steals Il oodi
" rom me, butt con, read ons line Of German
And 1 have been lately charged In your paper las
sm told, for the particular paper or pape" have been
unaoeto oo'a'sl WIN s'esnns my sna s"mo" sn' =,
~ o. p,ay" 'osno =" paso - =. ny
v,rily mi, 1. hard The ml.,.ks of tho o,rson ~so
makes ths charge may have arssn iron the fact that
nabs fa,h y, s.n,.has Isa1 ~, ss1adslsiis
Caisn Soldier prexed with st,er from an sinsyv
h.mllton scheimyer, VINO attributes sso Ss, mon
sni ,bs 1ouods 81 ,ss ns,,r. and in due time c.msd
my own sermon sid Payer put my name % them 10.
!, onr c.,,s.nanaen, viii The fse that spv
booy nsmed "a Hamilton sebgfmyer' ever attributed
sucs Sermon 10 Rev J'ao Pf3u or taat suea per.
Of ,bs Rsyohiion' viii bs much Obliged % MIN Bas
the matter too funny to be thought o without invol
unlsry laughter Lou nnsn' soa GO, =, apos , ~.
certain work stamped sirh all pecuii,rities Of nay
style, way Of thinking etc. belongs a 70 me,
P.S-The impudencs Of the person who steal. from
ny Warrington and his Geae~i. oniy equslea ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House took from the Speakers ia
be and passed mber of bills relating to the Terrific
res-snopg them that for the protection Of Newhex-
ico oregon Texas and California 1t proposes ~ dis
sbue among the people, and to call out the mili-
ia when necessary.
Mr.. CHANDLER submitted a joint reso-
hon which was adopted, that the portrait OF Henry
Cav presented ~ the Nation by Giuseppe Fagntnt a
siden Of NewYork, be- placed In the Library OF Con-
res
The House resumed the consideration o
E BENEFITS bill, grating lands 70 all the ate:
Missouri, Alabama, Iowa. Michigan, Wisconsin, Loaisi'
IA Mississippi, Florida, Arkassas, California, linoi
b use them for Railroad purposes, the remaining
ssls for educational purposes. All land gran'.o oy
ny obtr act during the present Congress to any State
n Railroads. tn be deducted from the amount granted
this bill mo'iop 10 lay upon the table was neg
Gvtd BY a vote OF ~ agains, 90.
Pending the consideration OF the bill, the
noppg hour expired.
The House took up the Senate bill to es-
hbRh a branch Mutt In San Francisco.
The Committee of Ways and Means had
reported On amendment that there should be charged
tseietiorase of not more than one per cent on tno
ntun of bullion coined not more thar Sil deiray
actual expenses OF coinage
This was disagreed to-Yeas, 81; Nays
N
The bill was amended by the addition OF
ssecon conning the contract OF the Secretary OF the
TRssury for buildings and mschiIe'y TO SJOuoOo
VA then passed, after which the House ADJOURNED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
RECEPTION OF THE WING NOMINATION.
by Telegraph and Otherwise to The ::Triba"s.l
Neyy-York City.

Yesterday was day of congratulations
,nopg Wings of all classes great many of those who
wee first disappointed have upon second thoughts
asnfully acquiesced and now no considerable number
Wings remain unreconciled. Even here, 1t beyond
tspue that no nomination was ever more acceptable to
he great mass OF Wing voters.
The Ratification Meeting is to be held on Thursday
NOmonow) evening, at the Broadway House. unioT'
ahsiey mos. ridi,ulously small room, but the beat
Ra could be hal. The Park would have been better
phes; but that will DO for October rousers.
Many Of the Ward Committees have arranged for
teenps in their respective Districts and in few days
De Campaign will be fully opened under leader who
lser knew defeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Boston. Mass.


G., nc Journal indorses the nomination of
~ n. se .. with heavy heart
Il h.,..s warmly sus,ans Scott but says the people
lrs,, viii have Webster nothing. They
sAo so sea under bis banner 10 success under one
IA, =, no' command their confidence and respect
taa ,seaisev 10 struck with hardly less surprise
and tesrs the decision forbodss DISASTROUS
~sety '" we welfare OF the wing party and me
hss q ~. says the nomination fell upon the iuhAbi.
ssehAs. w Hke funeral pAll what IL said weeks
= sksl - Ieason 10 onsay now lis opibion cannot
stew hs,..s ~ asnomenss warning BY the eagrices
su hss, g.. when the blood has been kept at
VII, o' sh days 10 sort Of black hole of Cslcu,-
ns ~, Val me return of the Delegates.
'sys Tie elect Of the nomination of General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Baltimore, Md.
The Whip Ratificatinn Meetinr Monda,

The Wing hatlhcatlOn Meeting Monday
night In hopumeptsqusre, was very large an eDthu-
sisstc. Addresses delivered by Messrs. Garoner
Of Alsbsma, Anderson of Ohio. Upton of l. Iui-i-na,
Yerker on s.issppi spooner Of sschusett,, H. W.
Miller Of North Carolins Col Williams of .ntu KY
Gen. Jones of Tennessee, and Gen Eddy of Nor Caro-
lima All Of the speakers pledged en- behslf Of thsm-
selves and their respective States cordial 20
the Doninees. The meeting did not adjourn until ater
midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

united aroused and resoute confident IN principles snd
policy proud Of eaBdidas determined succeed and
certain Of saccest
Re.ored That consider appropriate 70
an expression OF continued love and generation for that
gtst and good msn HENRY CLAY whose morning. and mo
rid,n oevoted bis country and whose deeln
ing oIb now Sheds glory the ofIet pnnses n her
destiny that hs principles shall guide his suszn,
and h. patriotism inspire IN the approaching struggles
and that the suoeess which confidently sntcip.ts viii
be oesrer to from the ipo~leoge that his eoanrys
triumph b been his triumph and that her happiness
constitutes hs own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Wushington, ID. e..

A large number of our citizens, with
band of music waited on General Scott his lodgings,
Monday night he appeared on the balcony and made
a sb IT address The crowd then visited messrs Fill.
more, Mapgum, and Webster, who seversly msde
qoed .bumored addresses. Mersrs Fillmore and Web
ster expreped themselves perfectly satisfied with the
nominations. Mr.. Asngum delivered warm eulogum
on General Scott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
WEALTH OF GERMAN EMreRASrs.-

WEALTH OF GERMAN EMIGRANTs.-
The emig ration from Germany this country isncress
ing largely Captains recently at NewY York. state that
ali their passengers have brought money! in con and
bills Of exchange sog from $3.50 % $500 each TIE
arrival of German emigrsntA during the last three
weeks il Is said has ADDED 81 90 circulation
These emigrsnt do remain in Ne~fork, but seem
be well informed to the point they ought TO strike
for and accordingly, they proceed without any unne
cessaIy delay TO their destination OF late years Ger
man rarely II ever starts from bis country, with
the intention of settling in America, without nrst In
forming himself of the best locations and he Is very
well enabled to do this by the great pains taken by his
more intelligent countrymen who have preceded hn,
in furnishing Information through the medium OF books,
often prepared for the press In this country, aud sent
in Ms To thsir atherand for publication This Ia no.
bic In the German character These sources of
Information are scattered broadcast aud at very low
prices the land TO assist the ignorant and vary
sind to point the shoals and qucksands that not
generally laid down In the printed maps of this country
Surely this Is labor Of love- for which the emgrants
cannot be too thankful We Iesist the pleasure
Remaining that very large majority Of our German
enigTanis industrious, thrifty, and orderly people.
IL would be an almost endless task up the good
they have done 10 this land The wealth they bring IL
buta drop compared with the westh they produce.
Their coming secures gold than the mines II Cal
Borria for white the latter may be exhausted the re-
cults OF continued labor never can be. lCin CONNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
.Jerscy city.

The Wing General Committee met last
".eng AZ Washington Hail. oil the members pres
I-dod msde the preliminary preparations for great
slnis siious Of the Whis National Convention. The
ssuos VII be held Ia the pubic park Various Com
N.'es were appointed u make ample preparanona
NJ, @ienosace Of some OF the most distn Suished
~ wators Of the nation Is expected Jersey City
NJ " this occasion, signify her soandness In the
~ 's'n aud her fidelity 10 the illnstrious ctzen Of
= S'aie chosen for the highes, Of American offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE g. 1852.

did wish 20 appear TOO friendly With Monarch sut
for whom the mott OF Europe would be nov enioyiag
Constitutional Freedom; thss the Emperor Of Austria
the Kings OF Ssxcny and Prussia &c, &c, had daring
the revOutsor OF lsie promised much but that racr
Promises had been broken and that this hsd chasxed
the whole current 81 feeling; thsi formerly, uhea an
Emperor or Hing vsiied Dresden, the src-ts would
b. decorated and The people would welcome them with
scclsmstion; bu; that all changed nss
While he ~Ss telling me this snd other thiuss
Saxon General rode up 20 the stAron and hy or sixty
more people came At the whistle announced ne
Emperor, who soon came out Of the Car. House AMI
took ses in the carriage of his Minister az tae
Ssson Court and was drveo through the streets 10 the
Palace. Not voice hat rSised. To sech as
Kissed their hands In ssutston the Emperor returned
the civihty. he was driven close by our carriage
This gsve full view OF his towering. manly tora
But be evidently .lt this cold, nay suen reception.
II TOO mar ked % psss unobserved Tais shoss me,
wbsi has manifested In other pisces aud Ia various
ways that Emperors and Kings be held u
thing OF accountability They will ind Il
~ consult the interests of their subjects They ~l
rot heretofore, be held in reverence and houass
simply because they are monsrchs. But they ~ill be
loved or listed they deserve. N, Fac the King OF
Sardinia their Government Is enlish and psterns
the people will De loyal and afectonste; While, the
other hand, n il be blind and oppressive, the people
will, they did in 1919, show thas the many are
mghtier than the few And when that day comes sgan,
quskng monarchs will not be able 70 their thrones
BY promises oaths for the people have learned that
both easily broken ~ made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Richmond County.

The Wings OF Richmond County ratified
u sOmiDston Of General Winfield Scott yesterday AZ
irsOOn by salute OF two hundred guns, from Mount
hnaiOn Within fifteen minutes after the was
saouneed they formed into procession and marched
nom Quarantine 20 the Mount with banners hy log and
eems eeSring; continuing their rvoiciDgs uot about
aotsh' when the conpsby In the greatest enthusiasm
eloorbto Ia bar mCny and union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Another RaiiroRd.


AuBURN, N. z, Monday June q, 1852.
The Directors of the proposed Railroad,
seoanect Lake Ontario with the Cayugs and Susque-
isnsh Rsilroad, met here Today. s450000 In cash
~, fubscIbed including the 100000 authorized 10 be
tken BY the city call of 10 per cent. the stock
vas made sysble in Is days, snd il resolved TO
ssvese for proposals for constructing the road imme
4istsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Richmond, Va.

The Richmond Wing heartily indorses
the nomination OF Gen Scott, and predicts that the
Wings Of the south will rally TO the support of the
Wing ticket for President and VicePresident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Auburn. N. ".

The nomination of Gen. Scott is re-
ceived here with enthusiasm salute of hundred
guDs now being fred and the streets Illuminated
with bopfTes. etc. The wings are 10 high gee Demo
Gratis look notwithstanding hoped different result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
The Empire CITY Mt New.Or,eans.

4" NEW-UKLEAN5 Junb 70, I6JZ
The steamer Empire City. from Havana,
xd Yacht from Galveston have arrived with late
from Cuba and Texas Havana news is unlmportant
great Democratic ratification meeting
WA held last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
'oIumbus. Ohio.
OuY street,

Our streets are full of people with bands
Of music cappons, bells &c. The enthusiasm Is IN
bounded for the nominees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Cincinnati. Ohio.

A great excitement prevailed smang the
politicians Saturday and this morning, but the Whiss
we're sereesbly disappointed when SCOTS nomination
announced and t seems 10 give universal satsfac.
ton to the party. The report FIRST received In
Chicago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

CINcISNATI Tuesday, June %, 1855.
IT, veatber IL warm, and the cholera Is
a., 10 some extent among the laboring classes
ron and Lexington Railroad few scatter
re - have occur red IN this city.
rios;sh Lawrence, an old merchant, died
,S.,lv Last night Of disease Of the heart
-. If the British Consul and DR.. Wilson.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, June -, 1859.
NJ, John McTavish, British Consul at
.s.c,e for many years. and sonin-law Of Charles
SS' sa died pest rdsy, sitei prOtracted illness.
"nr' WIlson an eminent physician OF
Al. ~. dieo yesterday, suddenly.
Thr Southern mail, as late as due, came
sroush this morning
Cengay Robinson. of Richmond, has re-
- 81. sesi In the Legislature.
An afirsy occurred at LIE Compile, La,
.-ssn three persons, Ia which DIR. Pickett was NOR.
N, sounded, a youth named Rugio badly shot, and
~. nsyis constable, WAC interfered was killed.
In New-Orlrsns. for the week ending
al. a June. there were l29 cholera deaths.
Baltimore, t-day, alter the late excite
-, p,e,eps dull and deserted appearance. Nearly
~ Dsleestes bave left ard the city 10 have
.,ed Il once into the duness Of the summer solstcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Fire in Providence.

Providence, R. l., Tuesday, June %, 1852.
The old canal stOre-house used for the
sOrse of cotton waste destroyed by fire this
nanng Damage, $500. No Insurance..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Lynn. Mass,

The news of the nomination of Gen.
Scott was received In this city 9Th great or thusIss
Sslutes were fred, SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Hamilton, Ohio

The Wings are in ecstacies. The Wash
ipgton Artillery have just fred go guns. Hurrah TO
Scott and Graham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
xxXIID CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION,

SENATE. ... WASHINGTON, June q, 1852.
The Senate was called to order at l25
o'clock.
A number of petitions were presented
I'D reports we're made upon several private matters.
Mr.. RUsK offered resolution requesting
d, President of the United States 10 cop
n Of ell orders issued 20 officers during the recent dis
,urbsnce on the Rio GraDds.
The bill extending the time for the Sc :
con Of lands granedto mchtsan for Saline purposes,
Va read tbird tune and passed
On motion Of Mr.. HAMLIN, the Senate
pOs up the bill suthorzir imported goods, wares and
perchspoise eI tered and bonded for wnehouslng In
pursuance of law 20 e.xpored tn oush Texas to ports
and places In Mexico, and the same was ordered TO be
9grossed.
The Senate then went into Executive
ss,,iop and at lear O'Clock adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Worcester, Mass.

isnhcation meeting was held here on
Iss.y evening, which was pretty largely attended
NC q one hundred gus was nred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

Scott upon the crowd In Stasest Ike the appear
OF contribution box In Church, only the scatter
ing more general and isdiscrimtnate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Norfolk, Va.

The nomination of Grneral Scott was
received here at o'clock Monday, and has created
considerable dissatisfaction among the Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
Fatal Accident.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, June %, 1852.
A serious accident occurred at Harper's
vsry. Yesterday, while a salute was being fired In
toor Of The visit OF the Board of Directors Of the B
more and Ohio Railroad Company, invited guests Of
.s town The cannon burst, killing Mr.. James Nc
Isugkhn and negro man Instantly, and seriously
rounding several Utherr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
The Position of Russia.
co.,,..ostenee OF The y. Y. TnbuEe.
BERLIN,

A few years ego there was no place TO
be found for Russia in ths latest Phosophicai system
produced by the carure Of Western ElroPe,-nAnely
,be HereIian In bis philosophy Of Right and OF History
Besel simply supposes that the universal development
n humanity has reached its ultimate object and hnaity
in the Institutions Of the Germsnic n.,oRs-of crisis
which was to be experiecced by the GsrmAne world,
Re had no ides-and accordingly ne knew nothing oil
Russia and Of the significant rank assigned 10 her, In
in solving the problem concerning the empire Of sns
world. and the future progress Of civilization
Hesel shared the prejudices Of bis predecessors
E.ub saw IN the French Revolution Of l159 me highest
nledee for The Advancement Of bumani'y-a pfoPneuo
indication that 10 would eDgh'h reach degree Of &c
cation in accordance with It's moral endJ~meun "nen
relts IN biz Disecurses to the German hAnon, ex'
red hi. country men to resistance against Napoleon ne
awakened their PRIDE ~ representing them az tne pm
,reys the peopaI par srcelaes the creative nson' IN
,urast iih the Roman nstos, as mere nanons VI eA
terpsl form ard Of imitation.
All these German philosophers who gave me highest
and purest expression Of tbeir national views sad ZEN
annie. eorkHed their attention to the We's-tne Esss
- them was az If did NOT exist Noneof them Eh'asns
If corprehending the relsisn Of the Germanic ~Ofa
:. pD... This relation for them bad not yet begun 70
exist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

DIR. yoxL PAExRz--Dsar Sir; have a'tenuvev con-
sdered the papers which you ies Tor my exam'nAos.
an, quite atissed that ths language quoted p.se ~
Vol | Of Uncle Toms csOin) conveys meaning
widely different from that which you intended 70 OF
uress Ia the articles which have read ana you w'n
allow me 20 cay that my mind " greatly rehsvea noo
pa,rfsI conviction which innocenry' eos 80 nl
you we're concerned, unjusty entertained N regard 70
your reslviewA
Lis due to myself, however, 70 state mss ~a ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23
" Meagher, in writing home to the

editor OF Ihs Dnbita Nation, ssys:
"MT DEAR DUFrr: In gree haste have sat down TO
tell yOu have determined to Withdraw my parole
throw up my ticket of leave, AMI sfserwsrd attempt
my escape. seek some land In
which useful and honorable will be pen ~ me
and where free from the Calling restrictions which be
and hamper at every step, aud the yes gall
ing iudigntes which inir1de themselves into the
sanctuary OF my humble house, may hnd gsnerOu, and
crecitable employ for whatever energies possess
throu shtbe goodness of God With fervens hope thst
with his aid and blessing shall have the delight Of
writing my uext letter to you uoder the shade Y sad
protection of the Gag Of Washington, and with the
fopdest remembrance to Msuiice Leyne, and all my
other dear an devoted friends believe me, my dear
Duffy, ever To remsin Whatever be my tate,
Your faithful and affection are friend
Ar.
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The author of this work has requested

The author of this work has requested
US to publish the following Correspondence:
Ms H. B. srowE-Dssr Asda~' ! VINO !" sos
an interview with you, a, such time - may 70 e""
nent Cor the purpose of laying before 700 saen o"
aepce as win, mink satisfy you th@t you nave oeea
mi,lss IN quoting In your recent WORK. "one's ioms
Cabin. certain language a. mine
f,sl deeply sggdeved BY the use made Of ma para
zrarh and am that you vii not refuse :" rsss
no. beIore the public when snail have iad ne WHO'S
matter before you. ! am win gfeai fsspecI
Yours, JOEL PAxxxk