New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

STE abhors grand gatherings efhhng esce1
worth and difusins IL oleag nously over the living
descendants. But Notwithstanding this ststues4QS
| .rIoee of msnner--notw outstanding tho aWSR
hi,'~ she received when the Pennsylvsnis Banh
| Of tie United States went dowr-Phila-
delph,s has grown to conn unity Of eome
6C0.OC0 Inhabitants, occuYns upwsn Of
81. eco h,,u,es, and am credbly inf5rme1 has
more men worth . million each than Nv
York. ard beside q working population ~
best fed. .he best housed and the bese
clothed of sny IN 'he world of equal sire. On thus
latter point. which has prodgious significance in
conrecton with the great question Of the dsy--<he
r. strietion Of SlaveFy-l speak conhdenty. IN No
eity do SD many litte houses at rent Of 91oe 70
$3.50 appear: and thess generally have ga, hsa a.
rooms and other couvenenees ordinarily due cay
to the larger and more expensive dwellpys AZ
working population so situated, living PrcspsT.
ously with the exception Of occasional cr1sssw
hss been, owipg TO its proximity 70 slavery,
subjected to the malgr Influences Of tho
prosttuted Democracy Of the day; and TOO
much occupied with personal wel-beinS
hss been nsucienty alive 70 the fearful fact ehse
Slavery slready occupies, without counting ,eHaS
SIS great surface IS the Free States, aud with
the ADDITION Of the newly coveted Territories and
their train in expectancy will cover four hfths OF
the Union prepar atorily to realizing the threats Of
It's entire absorption. waking population there
fore like Philadelphia, should be one OF the most
PROMINENT mirtiouai. k''"H"e W w. s'>f~~"~
party.
West of the Alleshanies all is safe enough. In
telicent representatives of il here believe lO,oV
nsiority may be calculated upon for that region:
then the work to be done is to prevent rsvuision
on the east Of the Mountains.
sm sorry to see The Ledger, penny paper.
which has the largest daily circulation OF any
Journal in the United States. so ansound on tho
question of questions The other day The Ledger
had an deliberately error eous historical account 81
the Ordinance Of l7S7, and lite condiments which
was duly set right in The TRIBUNE; but have
not observed that the Philadelphia paper has
accepted the correction. which is not matter Of
argument. but matter Of fact. The NorA Ameri-
eas is sound az to the vital question.
The Erqmirer has been moderately Fillmorcish In
its affections but now il ready to sustain the Ne
publican nominees, if that be practicable with0us
excessive violence to the Fillmore faction. IAs
Daily N~s devoted TO Fillmore, but has professed
anxiety for an opposition union its present cosHse'
however does not indicate this opposition, 80 = sP-
poses the Republican party and disparases ts can
didate The Bulletin, pro'essedy impartial, like INC
Ledger has heretofore leaned toward the temporis-
ing policy of the North toward the South. lis,
however intense in its hostility to Buchanan, ana
treats the Republican nominations with favor. iSe
Eren,ug Journal also claims 10 be Impartial, put
being orly few weeks old, it Is difficult to denae
its prospective status. The Sss 10 lndePendcns
American, and in lite late articles has taken de.
cded Anti Nebraska position, but 40 yet has gwen
| no opinion upon the Republican nominations LAG
| Argus and The PemHsyirasiam are In the arms OF
| the SlavedemOcracy. Thus stands the fhsdea-
| phia press; 50 it will be seen that AJAX aeeos
| Gohf VILE.