New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

49,. because tbcv f,ugh. e., the came rrineiple
bs'onOe .s,I - -. - a.,Ltn,
rn. - :. ..;,,;,,. r.cb ,bi,tv
- - .,o eo,,n
- And the neople nav the tax Y,ne..enths Of all
s.ysupcrs and criminals gre caused by liquordrnkins
eses ian eni which shalput an END 70 'uoH
,S-to such useless end onerous TAXATION IHefe arc
sey whose interess place them beyond the innueHoe
enoral suason. Apply moral reasons to sucn mn
~ they reply that they make money by H. aha ..'o
10 SLOWS it. We want law 10 compel reine'y iOl
~ evil Various enactments have been treo' ouI nVne
etsctly hit the mark. But Neal Dow mas eA1'u2 -,
The mark In the Maine Law-whien has oe'H cio"
with success. The cry raised against 'H's 20"
his unconstitutional" Against 'nS o'J9cloA
Bapsm urged various facts and sfg 'neNN VI W
\ ehsrscter lie Ind always voted sne regular HcAe'
of bis party until last fall but 10 iu'ure ne sHou DC
II perfectly independent and Temperance caiA'"a'e
II belonging to the other party were Ia NOMINATION. ne
L shuld 90 for him
After the singing OF TWO P''0c' Vi in"''0 W so"
rGn present. MI "ouen Pi"0oo0i q. SUM eng"
pth his rernsihs ''e - NJ
kperanee ne hsEsoo 'n1' eFeiy one n'' az 80
Lss circle OF influence Tor good or EVIL lie o"eh az
some length and with much erect upon tne influence Oh
Woman.
Monday evening next Mrs Boomer and other names
bm the interior OF the State VIII deliver addresses III
Esropolitan Hall The Anniversary closed Win
k,ediction.
/ fur LATE Sr,c,nr IN WEs7 BRoAnwAY-
1 -, c.,,,le vos,e,d,v hold m ;nones, u,or tho
II "a. 81 Ahe,, Ms,cbocki who sbot bmseIf abou, a
- .i..o !, "a. ,o.idonoo 4, w., Rrooa,v,v near
r.n.,s, rno.s cornszoL the rom, mate NJ the de-
1 -, ,.,.od r.. -, rrh,,r.a.,, - -, o.IooL
i u.,cho.Li 90, vor h,,,o,Ir liz l., "a. ,ooro
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-, n Tho everrc ,to,,, g o,oIooL ,vho, he 20.
- e,, bus,nsss no f,nd ,h. bis oror.n;o, had
=, b;s.f Ie,,e, MA -, tho ,.hIo from .o,cbocti
IL, hi, o.ro,.o,I IT. IT,, ,o,orod ,,o,Ji. 81
9th NV .ucide The deceased il spnears was son of
cunt Muchocki, who, in ls4s was imprisoned by the
Inperor Nicholas, and bis large estate conhscatei-
sOrty utter this the came to this country and for
me time previous 10 his committing suicide he was in
wy sbject circumstances He was a nave of Poland
years of age A number Of Germans and Poles re-
sng in this city who knew the deceased and his res.
ives have been making preparations 70 bury bis re.
r,ips in On appropriate manner
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The CHARGE AGAINST POLICEMAN WHITE
u.p-The examination of this officer who is charged
With having retained in his possession carpet bag
suainng stolen property, aud with having purchased
,swu tickets for stolen property from thief was
rmed yesterday before Justice Welsh. The evidence
,.sad ,to oara., hon sas ,aton and eo,v sn.,s,ned
a, yersop of tho matte, "a Given bv the officer him.
~ and pblisbed nv ma Yesterday The tes,imonv of
MA W,,e,b,,rv doorman os tho Eleventh Ward Pr.
\, Station sslao taken and went 10 show tbs, ON
s,d,v ,he nolicr,,n recosved the csrnct bso he ac
n,od him with the cirenms,apce and sad he should
.,n look out TO srresi tho thief Worms Fanny the
,1ar doo,usn sso ,esisea ,,s, tho .corsod notified
tu os tho circumstance NJ hi. bsvi,c n o.rnc, hec
,..-,.. .-..,. .,-o q
s'''ni"g s'o'cn properly IA nio PossoS'oh anu sau
kwas on the lookout for the thiei Daniel A. Bost-
NICK, police officer Of the Eleventh Ward, testified
a. "A tai,ti..n. a.
vat 'ne s'cuseo 'oio am 'ii"' man ~an'eu 10 sei
o,,cssion somo sto,o ,ono,,v a,1 ,,,as On ,,o ,ook
PN'o'''oi ''o ''"''" PioP'iy "iiN ""s "" ''0 'ooA
out Tor the thieves Witness advised him that ii he
believed the ateb I'm oueson To bave been stoep no,
=, =. f,.,r, =,
10 uuyu Dtt 10 get posrestiOn OF IL ne couiu
John Cameron Assistant CANAAN of tho Eleventh
~, =, -. ..,e,. .. -. e.-,I. - a..
""o romeo, tesleu una' aoout" loi'nlsn' eincc, 'o
accused told him at the Station House, that he
Al. 81 ~ sor,s s,o,on ,roDor,c which ho ,hou,b,
ihe track vi SUING s'oien PiopeiH ""oh nc '"ousHs
would turn up something NICE Ahe testimony mere
elosed The magistrate stated that in his opinion the
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eVuthCe hau ho' Oicei y e"O"" ~" '""'NN' VI Wv
secusad and that he would hand the papers to the
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orand jury 10 DC acied upon IN tho moan uIne' no
would not require the accused 10 give bonds.
C,ry prropN-At n vary larOe meetinp of
VII "' 10y '"' >" "
citizens on the subject Of City Reform, held at the
-, t,,,,,., o, T,,oslo, o,.o,,;r, tho Ia, ins,
e'u!'os""' i"s''''0' V" ".''' '.''s' w ~
Peter Cooper, ESQ.,, was chosen Chairman, Benz. *.
W,,b ron aud Simeon BALDWIN Secretaries
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Mr., ENafts, Oh the CoHRhttee appOlhteu I" aPio-
Wilma meeting made the following report which with
a, -, - s = ,.,,,,,s.I 90 ,ha I a,is
me accompanying uret ol mo""i" 10 ''O h'sH
hure, was unanimously adopted, and ordered TO be
,,,D,cd 4, tho a.i,, n,ncrs
f na 80. - i.i,., H.. . ..o,,,,- ,f c,,ize,s
ihc Coinmt'ee appoih'eu =! liS o',is rs s, - y,
held at the StnyNesant institute ON tue '"ehuh uey VI
January laft, 10 inquire and report what measures
should be taken to effect general and thorough re-
htm In the CITY Government aud its administration,
,e.na.,,,Ily '