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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13
Vuiom mee,iug az Bangor, NE.

BANGOR Me-, Thursday, Jan. Il, 1860.
A Union meeting was held last night al Noromoega
Hall. Ii was largely attended; the galleries were
crowded with ladies' and the Hall below was FILED
with men of all parties. The meeting was presided
over by the Hon. j. w. Hathaway and one hundred
Vice Presidents. Speeches were made by the, Non
Geo. Evans Of Portland and Charles Jarvis OF Eims-
worth winch were enthusiastically received Letters
were read from ex President Pierce ex Governor
Well, the Hon. Edward Everett, the Hon. Caleb
Gushing the Hon. n. ii. Smith, and ex-senator Brad
bpry. The following resolutions were passed:
R.orcd Ths. Consultation Of the United states the
greatest COMPACT fundamental las, which ths
Union is foun1ed and by which II Is upheld
ssore hat obedience TO tts sacred PROVISIONS ana the Avs
rs.d in p zusuce thereof e1poanded BY tue supreme
court United States is the test and condition oil hdey
10 the Union. , -
Kesed That all professions Of loyalty to the Uaon secsn
panied by v2Sye Ct the Constitution and asa 80
and expounded and # the rights Of States indtvds
he BY ttabshed papaby absurd false and hyP9cElsics
Realized the ght Of property In their ave
by Constitution and sr 70 brethren OF tno oousa
clearly entitled 20 receive equal VIA
Guy other constitutional right =.
hcsred qhet -bils here, tonight rsnesedy pssdse
ourselves aDd fortunes snd sacred hone to pese
defeud she Eliop gve the ssre pledges
aud 81 these and eli other eoasta
tiopal TirLs whelsveI, sheseyer, h0wsoe1sE made
the rcrnt INVASION o. John Drown sna ~
follower Of the ssi of Virginia Harpes ferry noe only
an assault mon the property snd tho OF her citizens .hom
bheo u1urderRo but upon the ConsGsicn 400 oafSn
"a ,b.s a lille VIA took active part IN rs nave CO.
On penalty OF the law those VINO were
sarticirsp. ~ hs, her BY or,sr or ~ IN
patby atst the erin psl very memory h /. aided
len in the ufsmy With which thsu :HeNt'''
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Alabama Democratic State C0ns
veniiOn.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Wednesday Jan. II, 1859.
Erening SsssloH.-The Committee of Organization
made Mr Lyon President, and Henry u. Smith aud
olherp VccPresidenls, and Mr. Van Hose aac others.
Secretaries. Taking the chair, Mr.. Lyon made sro
Southern Rights speech. AR. lancey made tremsn-
6ous speech before the Committee, aud said he beey-
I'd the Southern Rights wing would coutrol The Con-
ventor. Messrs. Ysncey, billiard, and Scott made
speeches in the Conventions which " siit 10 session
- o'clock
MosTGoN Fnr, Ala, Thursday, Jan. u, 1850.
The Convention progresses slowly on the work.
The committee On the delegation from Montgomery
county reported in 1ayer OF the Eancey dsegsloo.
and their report has been sustained By vote VI I'll
against no. iv
Mr. Scott of Monroe introduced resolutions asserting
the right of Slavery the Territories and OF Legisis-
tive and Congressional protection The delegates 70
Oh srlestos instructed TO insist this, and the
Cbsrlerton Convention fail Ia recognize this right they
are 10 withdraw and call ahs Convention. The report
and resolutions were referred to the Committee On
Platforms.
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Pixies Peak News--From Salt Lake.

LrAvtNwORTH, K. T., Thursday, Jan. II, IS6D
The Pixies Peak FL press arrived here ths afternoon
in days from Denver City, bringing four passsn
gers and 81 Geo in gold.
Business was rather dull ut Denver City.
May miners were returning TO the mining camps,
in consequence of the mild weather 10 resume eer-
atoms.
Several new and extensive quartz discoveries had
been made and large quantities being taken cat'
ready for crushing great deficiency in proper ma
ebiEsry il 81 perienced. The pyrise OF IRON, when v
found 10 u great extent accompanying tbe 4uhr1
lesds had been subjected to tests which proved 10
be capable % yieluiDg large proportion VI gold.
The general health VIVA good. 90
The Self Lale mail, with da;es to Dee ~ has also
arrived. bur brings news Of interest
ia en- youts 10 Washington, with memorial to Con-
orsss for Provisional Government for Jefferson Ter
riaory.
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tap Rcvslemen were dsposcd to give, and he Intended
smrIy ts suggest to bic colleague that be vas wander
Inc beyond The scope Of the subject matter before the
oute. He regretted the error, and aPOogised 80 the
House ard hia colleague.
Br ROBINSON Rep., Il. L., "a member o. the
COMMITTEE expr, ssed Dir surprise that its proceeding,
which were designed To be private, should Ind their
Isy into the public prints.
Mr.. ETHERiDGE, in good spirit, ahmed TO the
exciting scenes of tie day. Such things would some
tin e. occur and proposed, now 'ha genera peace pre-
vailed, that the Home adjourn.
Mr.. VAILANDIGHAM lad. Dem., Ohio said,
believing Nr ShermaD to be man of farmers and can,
dor be Interpreted his reply to Mr. Mlfson several
weeks ago m full and distinct avowa o. tue sen-
erts of Helpers book and bad stated it; ba; II ae
N.Ilsndioharnl had misunderstood bIm, and u Mr..
sherman had intended to-day that any doubt shonid
exi. as to the character and extent Of that 'ayowa
be did non desire him to be bound by his SAiiAn-
dieham's) statement. Adjourned.
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Later from Monsevideo.
BALTINORE, Ihursd

BALIIMUHE InufsueF, UHH II ioOF
The bark John C. Bovine has arrived here with
Montevideo dates of Nov. "a
The British merchants and residents of BuenOs Ayres
bad addressed eongrtustory letter TO the President
of the Republic, and also 10 Urquiza. Gen. Lopez
was also the recipient of public graduation.
At Buenos Ayres, for the better regulation OF the
country districts, the Government has abolished the
prefectrIes and commissaries, returning to the old
system of De PaeZ.
Ii was understood that most of the appointments by
Urquza would be recognized and confirmed.
The Government had warning of threatened in
vasion by the Indians.
Len baIas Tidal Wave for NewYork losding and Sio, In
cistTs
Arr Nov 90 bsrks Cheshire, from Boston, sad p Pendletou,
from kewYok for Buenos Ayres 10th, U. s soreship Re-
lease
of the port Nov a. big New Era from NevYork, aud
a ordered to Rosario.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-13

LHIcA6cy Thnrsday, Jan. y, fooU.
The Annual Message of Gov. Randall of Wisconsin
was delivered to the Legislature Of that State to-day.
The finances OF the State are shown 10 be in pros
porous condition. The Slavery question rs discussed
at considerable length the Governor taking the Re-
publican view of the various questions involved in
ttat subject. He favors no compromise, denounciag
tie Dlsuuion sentiments which allowed to he es.-
pressed in the halls of the national legislature as
patriotic undignifed, and dsgraeeful, aud declares
that every attempt at Disunion should be rewarded
u-ifh the haifer
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Non-Arrivni:os European steamers.

SAcKyILLE, n. D., Thursday Jan. Il, IoOU'
There were signs of the steamship Europa at Hail.
fsx st O'clock this evening. She is nov fully DUE
with LIVERPOOL dates of the 3lst ut. Weather clear.
PoRILASD, Me-, Thursday, Jan. i2-ll P. m.
TIE steamship Hungarian, over due here, with Llv'
rpoo dates Of the 18th uh, has not been sgnaled up
he present time.
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Deadly Assault al Harvard College

BOsToE, THURSDAY, Jan. IL, looJ,
About o'clock this morning, VIM. II. Forres, Son
of n B Forbes student al Harvard College, a.
sanl,ed private wstchman, named Hilton, aud in
Acted such injuries with billy that it Is iefsd they
viii prove fatal The atiray took place IN the College
Chapel IN the dark where Hilton was employed 70
ws,eh. NJ sevs nal bibles bad recently osen stolen froa
there Young Forbes was committed TO Cambridge
I'll
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Meeting of the New.Enginnd
Society. g..

Bosros, "Wednesday, Jan. ii, 1901
The New England Society for the Promotion Oh
Manufactures held their annual meeting this
st the Parker House. and voted " dispense with Ne
annual DINER approaching the money thus 90 De spent
TO the sufferers by the Lawrence catastrophe. me
Of As UC0 for the same charity.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

paILAnKLPHlA, THURSDAY. Jan. IL, 1907.
The Huntington County Convention have eiestee
delegates to the State Convention and instructed tne
% suppor the Hon. John Z. Breshinridge Tor 'ns
Prekidebcy.
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Ohis River Navigation Renamed.

The river 4 risng rspid,y, and free Of ice from
Wheeling and parksrsburv u landings below. Boais
arc NJ f., Maysvie Cincinnati LcuavIlle, ST. Louis,
Cairo, and iu.ermcda,s ponss direct anew orleaur
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INDIAkAPOLIs, Thnffday, Jan. II, Iop0
The remains Of tue late Judge Blackfsrd arrived IA
this city last night, and were taken TO toe crnass
Chamber, where they will lie in state until p N to-
morrow, when the funeral will take place.
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ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. ~, 1860.
vri Of error has been granted in the of Mrs.
MARY Bariung, convicted Of the murder of her husband
by poisoning and ID now goes to the Court OF Appeais
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ST. LOUIS, Thursday. len ~ low
The bin Vanishing free pegrcss from ne s'ais .ss
the alternative Of becoming dawes. which has sscsy
parsed the State Senate, yesterday passed the "'"
with sotnc amendment.
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ldskh put D!s Land on his breast, ana thefer0m lel
revolver
Here there were loud cries of Order ~ " order ="
Dir. HARRIS Nd said he did not yield the floor TO
Mr.. 81. mers.
Mr.. hill Is. Am, Ga.l claimed the floor.
Dir. NORRIS Ill., know al the circumstances at
tending tie disturbance and hoped Mr.. Clemens would
Lot ado fuel TO the flame
Various gentlemen here sprang to their feet, calling
out Dir. Clerk" Mr. Clerk wishing TO be recog-
MED AZ entitled 10 the floor.
Dir. CLEMENS yielded TO an appeal from Mr.. Mill
son. saving he took his thar Mr. Haskin should
be held p,iiIically responsible for his conduct.
Mr. HILL eA planned his agency in the Committee
which prepared the substitute.
Mr.. BhSKiN rose, saying that he regretted the
scene which had taken place.
Mr.. BURNETT lad. Dem, Ky.) would object TO
the gentleman proceeding, unless be woald say he
would Lot indulge in persOra reflections.
Mr.. IIAsKIN replied that be did not 30 intend.
Tie gent email from Virginia had alluded TO the fact
that kIesrm had fallen on the floor, II due TO
truth TO ray that, about the time he talking some
what excii.dy il reference TO the harsh and unjust
remarks by hs cneague pistol in his breast pocket
accidentally fell 10 the toor. No man who knew him
believed le could use pistol except in an honor
ube way. tic regretted that this accident had occur.
red He Inl the pistol in his pocket last night about
II O'Clock, Ia protect himself II necessary, tor he
sided in TIE neis hbohood Of Ehglrh Hill, where
Iasts have been committed and he wanted TO feel
scene in going home. Until he came TO Washington
lie never thought it necessary TO be armed. lie did
lot carry pistol for any purp. here bat for his pro-
lection While passiDg through this sometimes violent
city. lie had occasions when to protect himself
ir' N Insult, II WIS necessary to carry arms. When
the Hou rhou'd become organized, he would AK rs
pledge VI honor to the country, that no iIe,sms be
brought here.
Mf. FLORENCE (Ad. Dem, Pa and others ex-
claimed, "Hby rot now ?"
Blr. HASKlN resumed lie could assure gentlemen
that the falling OF the pistol accidental There
fore, hen il sad thai he either drew, or al
temTisd 10 druw pistol, that is stated which 10
within ;be pale Of the truth. he would never use
p,,o unless be was uDiusty aszailsd.
Mr.. CLARK IN. ~ being sttsiod thai the remarks
made by him were dseourtrons, and nd to this ex-
element, desired snply to say that be oags not 70
have used the language DO did, bat thes
the question which bis colleague addressed 10 Mr..
MoRne was a subject about which be had no
business 10 inquire. He was induced to make the
remark becanse he understood bis colleague to ask
for further revelations Of the Conference Committee
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Na9 IN I'M erer 9aa9barlfaot Walbin9tcn
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gu oea eIli9lten Dtartpreilen unter ben annebabmiten 8ebimsun-
gen nertaufen.
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