New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09

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nstMoe Examine little more co.ely snd YOU VII
perceive those of th, Hcn. Pierre Soul sai Dr. Kso-
Iedy. Did anybody ever find those gentlemen a5.i.t-
Ing Mr.. Slideu n his plans Thea. sgaio, re,d The
ne Data, and you will percevs-you gentlemen
who vote and will vote-.hst that journL !. wafmly
advocating the cause of toe Independents. Was TIE
Tine Delta ever known to assist NJ Sds in hi, al.
leged schsnirgl But with all due respect for tie
op;.nn of Col Summers, eI-Reco.der. ex.Adern,a
and extra Know Nothing, must declare that we do
conceive lis charges ID be the yetes iash that we
have n t for some time
We do not wish tor be understood 81 obiectpg 10 ha
aid Of Col Sdes friends or to as.ert ua. his niia.
epce yruh be AZ all prriudcal On the contrary -
earnestly invite his friends aud Mr. Soul6s frie,d.
ard every bodys friends, to joa u, ID one gre effort
OF renovation: but We do say that sny msu wEo f,a
ces that NJ. Sldel eIerts Al more Influence in the
INDIE pesdeDt movement than any otLe. good citzes il
veIy poorly posted that's all.
WHO THE MURDERERS ARE.
From The True Delta, June
Many of tie prominent mur5erers of to-day hrs.
graduated in Gallan street, in the Seventh Precinct
or In The Third or Fourth Districts as efficient ope-
ratios at ward meetings, city conventions and gen
ersl elect rs. They bsTgained TO give, on election
day. so many votes for 20 much money in hand paid
ard lot content with receiving muniicen wsge, for
their infamous services TO. unflequenty demsni led
aud obtained az they still Co. places under the Fed.
eral State or Municipal Government. Our readers do
not require to be told thst, however or by whom rrac
ticed such proceedings have always bsen held ia utter
seuis villains like Thugs to day, or kosye. who fill
exalted place., exercising at Washington elsewhere
disgraceful influence, are spoken of in columns
with ali the loathing and contempt gs cannot bat
terrain for them. These things hsve now, however,
cone to their eliminating point, the people
ii,carding party machinery and awakening to
ssnse Of the great peril which menaces social order
and the supremacy of the lsws, have determined on
reformation, ard have for that purpose selected
didstee for municipal distinction entirely irrespective
Of party claims resolving furthermore. to signalze
the occasion by such publication OF the social atmo,
phere of New-Orlesns as extra judicial association
sctng upon the dearest testimony ana mos. convnc
ing proofs may deem expejient. The people, for the
poLce, have resolved to take the management OF
taeir own affairs into their own Immediate keeping,
ana have made, maturing, sucn arrangements as
are certain to enable them to effect the purpose they
contemplate. We cannot be mistaken then IS to the
disposition Of any deceit industrious and law respect
ing man on this occasicn we cannot surely be wong
in belle wing, do, that every such person will, no
matter wbst may have been his past disgust OF nasty
resolve come forward now to cooperate heart and
haLd with those who, like hi nselt, sick OF the bonn
ina.ols daily prsctced by yiains, too often Sabsid
lied By the authorities resolved to abste then by
the laws if possible, blythe exercise Of natural and
inaensblc authority if they are found nsppicabe or
inefficient.
We have heard tina. some low, vulgar, drunken
yssabonds claiming to be Irish aud Gernss, have
been sent by their Thug associates and employers INTO
the back precincts to lie, bully and lntlmidate voters
These fellows misrepresen the Independent movement
and defsr,e its Candidates TO those who are mper-
fec Is iIf rued fgbten the timd by stories OF Thug
gerry and in Instances, which have come to our
kLowleoge have attempted 10 bully by displaying the
usual implements of the ssssssn's siug We men
ton this to quicken the GLANCE OF cur eiders in
those remote precincts, that should any OF these
fclk show themselves in their n.ighborhood they
NAV know how to deal with them. In the mean tins
we hoIe TO eLdesvOr will be wanting to urge on the
crganiz ton of the independent movement, so that
Wien the day for action arrives every viii be at
his pos. ready aud determined to do hs duty aud ssve
the city Snoud apathy or unmanly fear keep msn
way from the polls. two years more OF mlsrule and
bloodshod will he the sad and iriemediable cSnss-
quence.
STATISTICS OF CRIME IL NEw-ORLEiss.-The fol-
loving statement of facts is to be fouad in the twelfth
Of series of Letters from the Slave States by James
Stirling, London, 1857 -,
NEw-ORLE,Ys, Jan. ~ 1857.
There has jast appeared in the public prints most
remark abs untrt entitled sn Extract from the
isana on the state Of Crime in NewOheans. From
this paper appears that in the year OF
grace 1856 crime was the ruling element In New
Orleans society. Not only wee frequent crimes COM
rnitted but pearsnbs ctzers did not dare to accuse,
or magistrates TO convict, criminals; and a. natural
concurrence fluid the first law officer Of the State
lot only hntipg at the possibility of lynchlaw, but
absolutely suggesting apologies for the proposal Inc
following is lat of or the crimes committed IN
View Orleans. He says: 'Oo the docket Of the Fist
District Court there now pending:
Csses OF murder
Gases Of usnslau ghter.
Cases Of assault with osnsero weapon .....'..5t
C,ses Of assault 9th intsut to kill
Cases OF stsbbipg with intent 10 commit murder ..l.
shooting with intent 10 commit rluIder''''''o
Auot er portion of the report states that there are