New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07


too numerous 10 mention II have omitted any Names
shall gladly on proper application, supply them, sod
Is any gentleman dsclams the honor or fees hinsed
unworthy Of tho choice eompanionsbiP hsve givea
Linz 81 all take pains to make the necesiy oodreo-
tcn no thot the future chronieler who searches .h
6les Of TIL TtIBUsS, ont Of which hstOy VIII b
written may not fall into any errors You will see that
all professons and chses were represented The
stoulder.hitters were very strong The Chief Of Pc-
lice remarked concerning one of them that be deserved
70 te arrested every night Of his e be Yet b alone,
| however, on this occasion. One gcntIemas, Who il
under indictment for an attempt 70 ddnsp, was OBJ
served 10 lie active In the good work. A merchant,
who no, long ago obliged TO pay 500 h baggage
master nj tie Essttrn Railroad Depot 10 about 70
years Of aae) for committing assault upon him, was
slso conspicuous
The literary class represented One ersaIsmaa
was pointed out TO me the authorof work The
Eyssion Of Payments" "The Autobiography q Q
Jeremy Diddlsr," Handbook foe swiDdlexs,~
/" Stealing Without Mayer" Bird'SEye View q
Boston, with Particular Directions how 70 Dodge q
Policeman" and other elementary works VIII b have
never seen, and which suspect stIl unpabl-hei.
have omitted 70 mention that Mr. Amor A. Lave
renee was present. do not think he sysnps&hts.
rrotably, did be have any sympathy with the melting.
Following the stebbns rule, be no doatt in fsvoe
OF free speech but oppoted TO all 70 protect
and secure it. His equiyccal position is Perfectly
natural and suitable one. have told how decidedly
be ~as implicated in John Brownism, bot irsrideus
in biz hitory have not related. When John Browns
wife was in Boston, Just before her visit Virginia foe
the purpose of seeing her husband Mr. Lawrence called
upon her, and said, "Mrs. Brown, have always had
20 high respect for your husband and don't think
" have any lees now" He also gave her money, and
told her If she wanted any more, to Let hin know.
Yet at tie last election be the candidate iof Goy'
errcr Of The Courier faction, whose chief - ard
during The campaign was Mr.. Andrews decisrsiios
that whatever might have been the character OF Johx
Browns act, Brown bmself was right. OF such a MAJ
il Ia impossible to predict All, thing.
Sometimes we say Of man that You always Know
where to fnd him." If this be said Of Mr.. Law
renee it must be because be ia 10 be one sdo
to-day and the opposite side tomorrow. He will be
good man for TO send 10 Congress, for ! see by
telegram in The Boston Journal, " that ne9s Of tho
Boston disturbance Is received with stisiection" Ia
Washington, 4" even by many who condemn The &C.,"
In fact this seems to be the identical posit In whck
tOme Of the Boston newspapers now are with re-
srect TO the fremont Temple affair. The ddpe6,ser
and The Journal have published APOLOGIZE articles,
but The Jopraoi seems 10 have been partially brought
to it, senses BY article in The Courier, exuangy
threatening in substance that Sumner, Philips and
Wiltoo should be served in the same way az Dougiaz
ard Sanborn served, If they undertook ~ speak.
Ard why should they not
The TRIBuEEs report Of the not is the best hsva
seen and is indeed the only report Of the attempted
attack upon Mr.. PHILIPPE sfer the meeting in Joy
street. Tie 7rareler had very good report Of tho
evening meeting but most Of the accounts were mora
or les colored with friendship for the riotes The
Potts report prUfessess 70 be verbatim, and 10 IN
general fair, but Mr.. Dougasss retort upon Fay is
omitted purposely. Fay had remarked that Negro
savedriyer is the meet cruel in the world. Yes,.
Sir" ssd Douglas, and for precise thataa
p" Northern Dougifac ia ineonceivably thsk
" Southern stakeholder" / don't think Mr. Fay IN
rapid reasoner, but be seemed TO understand tbis
alrson. Some say he hung bis head and bloshed, but
/ do not credit this
Il due to the police 10 cay that they behaved very
well tie meeting in Joy Place in the evening. There
good deal of talk here about Metropolitan Police
but trust for the credit of Boston which we IRE sps
10 think much orderly city than NewYork that
the Legislature will feel itse compelled 70 resort
10 such @ Of legislst on. Whoever 10 chooes
Mayor on Monday next, Mr.. Coburn will probably
have TO retire. l have been told that be wants the
position Of United States Marshal and nssmuch as &C.
ordrg 10 historical precedent and Mr.. Buchansns
opinion il ia the buspees of United States officers nee
10 enforce the laws, | think Mr.. Coburn admirably
fitted for the place. 1 should have great confidence
that the dsagreeable vigilance Of Marshs Freeman in
,laye Cases would fnd an imitstor 10 Mr. Coburn.
TIE Presidential Electors met to-day at the State.
House, and without tie slightest regard TO the alarm
ing condition Of the country, voted unanimously foe
Lincoln and Han lin James II. Mitchell of Bridge
water of the Electors, was chosen Messenger
Moss Kimbsll has been nominated by the Reppbu-
ars fer Mayor. The ProSlavery menand Disunionis,s
nave united on Joseph NJ. wightnan. TIE Republi.
srs have teen dsorgsnized by attempt TO nominate
Mr. Tobey, worthy and able man, but not q Repnbh-
an, who deciued their advances and left them Ct q
ate day, unTrefared for the election. / hops Mrx
Rinball may tie chosen, bat am no, confident.
From Our Special Reporter.
BosTos Dec. 4, go.
The ultimate verdict upon the events of yeeterday
will undoubtedly be ha; the want of prudence die.
Ilayed IN calling tie Convention at all upon such IA
aIniy ersary than matched by the vulgarity
ard ccwardice Of tie merchants, bankers, broken.
- eId other well dressed individual who eons;ind to
lr'sk 1t up. 1t perfectly well understood, and has
been all along, that il left free from interference the
meeting would have flckered away with even moro
than lie usual barruetsness and have fallen into oS-
vGn b.fore people could have had time what it
wa al about. In tie present crisis however, this
Was cot enough TO safety the merchants and othsr<
whore nterests a,saiIed by the hostility of the
South, This state of affairs, numbers OF them were
LeaId to say, sis running If il continues the erssh