New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-01
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Hcrlsr- & Neal II W.: aivoca. IN eq Pacific IN lr)ll
rro;eo end connuc - vus mil full r;urn Of the n
sung November Elections ia the Sil;e OF Mississippi A.
heagi r.. ~ wT 'gpo-c he Cauou anil Convention So
lem la- ihc Pa tcu- -ay- in he sPrt and genus o.
our inst,u. on n rhcy were HANDED to from or
Fs:hcrs ~ Drh rich; inhortanre Of the Revolution.
which achieved our Independence. anil made the United
STATE. one Of the Nations of the esr,h."
M,--rs Gideon & Go have disposed Of TIE ITrsiay'oF
P,zpyLc 20 Messr, WE NJ Bur1yo & Co. BY whom I VIII
hcrcafcr be published. The new pr'petor have deter
mined 10 discontinue the Doly. and publish only He"y
which viii e under the editorial control Of Mr. Barw II
who hnis from Virginia. The following is synopiis Of
tie doctrsro Of which re Rle declares itself advocate
The maintenance OF the rights OF the State as nispeas
able t. the uermanence OF The nion.
The restriction Of the Federal Govcrnnen. within the
limits Of tie Constitution and the honest administration Of
ifs department.
The maintenance Of the Conpronise law solemn
and final settlement of the questions which involves
The maintenance OF foreign policy which viii protect
national honor and individual rights
The acquisition By honest purchase of such tcrr ,ry
the growing wants Of the nation may require with, Fed
eral restriction upon the rights OF property fhere1 ad
with the unqualified right in the citizens thereof t. esab
lish state Governments, and demand admission "a equal
sovereign members Of the Confederacy.
Edward VIM Johnston, formerly OF The RctmoRd VA
Wig has taken the editorial charge of The N Oraas
Crescent For long period he connected with Gales
& Seaton in the editorp Of that veteran paper The Ma
"hoao Ligenor He also well known the author Of
the letter. over the signature of FL Secrearo which have
obtained such general celebrity for their pth force and
elegance.
Mr. Johnston will be assisted by Mr. VIM Hall who has
been connected with the the press of New Orleans for sew
"eral years Mr. II is well known ready, forcble and
accomplished writer
Parkams paper The Chattanooga Tenn Gasett, is
be improved The veteran editor has been to New York
has the Crystal Palace and purchased fashionable
terias for his Gazette He to Ross Landing in the
woods put his office in old blacksmith shop the banks
of the Tennessee River and emphatcaly built up Chaan
"ooga He has been foremost in every public enterprise
and the last TO give W the ship
lie takes the defeat of his party on Governor and Con
gress in his District with much good humor.
Mr. Frick has Withdrawn from The Milton PA Mi'oat
ar which journal he has long been connected with and
conducted with much tact
TIE Birmingham Conn DerJy Journal appears in
dress Mr. Bskely has withdrawn, and is succeeded
by w S Waterbury in the editorial chair.
Prof George w Benedict Editor of The Burlington W.
Free Press is nominated the Wing can ldate for State
Senator in Chittenden County.