davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
Volt ME III.
From oar Eveaing Edition of yesterday
O piniOns of the late Message in Europs

The late election has engrossed SO much OF our time
tha, we have not been able attend 10 miscellaneous
matter We had intended to throw together the opln-
ions OF Mr. Van Buren's message in one paper but on
carefully reading them they were SO feeble that
we gave up the idea The views Of the Liverpool Mail
however, piquanr, that peep at them may not
be amiss The editor ascribes the length of the mes
sage 10 the badness ofthe advocated by the Pre-
sident He says
He proves his Dutch extraction by the tedousness Of
his message He drags along like slow canal boat in
very muddy water one hundred miles in days and
nights or at the OF knots per hour. His
sage is seven mortal columns in engh-a perfect hay
stack of RUBBISH ponderous piece of augmentation
about nstlng ALL and the gst OF which he might have
communicated, with all the inteligibiy that is neces
sary in seven least seventeen short consecutive
sentences.
The rebuke administered in the following lines is
worthy Of remembering.
This very ioiuse parade of words common 10 the
chief magistrate Of the great American republic evnces
ling bad taste and proves the low state OF tera
ture in that country. II might be pardonabe in red
Indian chief who will deliver speech Of four hours
length upon the corelave value OF beavers skin and
bottle of the fire spirit; but in chief of repub
lie the people Of which considered be civilized il
is proof OF barbarty, low lawyershp and deceit alto
getler unbe arable and unpardonaDe.
Those who would put stop TO Mr.. Van Buren's ad-
nnistration viii find high seasoned dish in what fol
lows Open opposition to tie President viii do no
good Break up his power in this State and his sceptre
will be broken
The United States of America governed by fac
ion-amost family one-certainly very narrow and
exclusive faction, which the venal corrupt and
monopozing than any faction in Europe. The opera
tive classes are, the time the supporters and
the slaves of this faction. Ignorance and prejudice
gthened BY numbers form the constituent elements
of the present government; and Mr.. Van Buren, is
working upon them with fearless hand and evidently
without a rejecting mind He and his party are grasp
ing at universal aud unlimited power and we venture
to predict that if he be curbea in his schemes, he
will reduce America to a condition Of dshonorable
bankruptcy destroy every vestige of public and in
dvidua credit and put end to the traud-the boast
ed excellence-of a free and independent republic.
But English writers know little Ct Us, if they sup
pose that be enslaved any long time by the arts
Of demagoguos The chain they cannot stand
when in collision with the proud spirit OF the
people. We Englishmen, as AngloSaxons. The
editors Of English journals reason about US more
correctly if they consider Americans as Britons. We
are Britons, only free Do what politicians may
they cannot stop in onward career. They may
make US pause and look around, but the moment
that our steps have been crossed by such trihes we
brush them away and move
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
SJoso7h Ciiiotfs Celebrated Patent Eiop-
gated Metallic Penn

UOSEpT GII.LpTT begs 10 inform the public TINT be
Is constantly receiving from his mandatory. In Brmng
ham, regular supply oil his approved Metallic Pcn-
The 0ck hand Offers the best In Incd
states, and OF warranted good qEstysmongt whch nay
found bis
"raient Msgnum Bonum Commercial Pen,"
"Orcinal Patent Slip Pes"
"Orginal Patent Ladies' pen,"
eagle Pens"
Double Damascus Barrel" Lnnars" Peruvian New
York Fountain, ayd Damascus Pens, pct up w
uyies-vr cards sf each, with
baa holders IN bsscs OF dozen each, with holders
rocco asses, shell boxes and morocco cards.
Albata Everpoint, and Pen and Fvcrpoini Penciis-
CAUTION TO The PUBLIC.
From the well merted and universal celebrity Of the
Pens sattrsed blythe whole mercantile community Eprore
United States several npnciod makers have
porting 10 Ne The original Joseph Uets Paiert which
utterly worthless entirely destitute of those qus
requisite 20 fine writing which established an unpa
rallied demand Tor the original pen every country where
Is knewn!!
The public hereby cautioned To h. I'll Z puaro
against these countcrfsis they may he readily ted by
their unfinished appearance, and by the inferior style which
hey sent INTO the market In their attempt impose upor
the unwary.
Each gross ofthc genuine pen enyeoped neatly prin
"a wrapper, descriptive of the srcie II contains
Further To guard slainst the fraud, tie pubic will please
observe that the genuine bear ofihc o.w-r
Iiways reading from the point 81 the pen
Jos,ph Joseph Joseph
tilors giIotts Cilou
Patent Warranted. Mpher
The above may be his Warehouse No 100 Beehman
asret ose door below Pearl, New Yort. ole-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

gJ' The trois joms vcr-gone-departed-
numbered with the things that were-all the fun life,
spirit excitement. hope, fear and anxiety past The
humors Of an election be witnessed to be credited
Wit takes her stand the ballot boxes and smiles most
bengnantly upon all who up, except the natural
born fool And the human passions! what a display
Every stands in bold relief stript of all dis
guse in his native character. The tyrant the bully
the blustere-, the tmd, the bold the modest and the
proiane-a, all there An election displays more
character than any thing else and approaches in this
country in the strange ncongrutes Of argon to the
confusion Of the tower of Babel itself
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

f. The chief of the Getaways has presented the
LA Bayaderc" Augusta with his own wampum
necklace. His action in taking il from his own neck
and placing It upon the fair neck Of the daaseuse is
said to have been highly graceful and elegantly cour
tsOup.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
Ouer Johrson y Co.'S Pafun,ery Store,
Corner Of William and Cedar sts.

cCOJ'Ts WROUGHT
- IHON sAFEs.-The public Invited to call A. r.
Moen No Y; street up stairs and examine SCOTS Pa.
factory evidences IN bis az The perfect security Of
justly celebrated Safes against and robbers and also
Staten lland In the southern part OF Pennsylvania and
10 other section, Of The ned ssiss and with which each
heat Among the numerous sc aduce in prsof Of the
injury by FIRE merely lcct he following
I'm Scott be sole patentee for the application Of the Mn
city Philadelphia goth Oc 1885, in HE presence OF
numerous er, n.a oodn esr covered lof nc. thick
the box filed with boeL binders paper shu,ngs ard whes
CRATE npon which wa, headed 70 re ies One q
Sc rs beos Chets 1.-THE only believe, IN this city
Casey Exchange Place At the time in The great ERE
city, viii b saved all is conents unirjqred 60
Ther certificate IN nsmber Of others Of the highest
spec,ahiy together with the yarou p,iies, Of be shove
asen, tho nanufacrurc ct whom they he obtain
ell Al our regular wholesale prices 800, scom,
SnIxAs, n Ceear street, importer Havana segars OF
- The first quaisy has hand the following srapds
and selected by experienced smoker and Offers them Tor
sales on terms to suit all
100000 Noresgo,
10000 Dos cempancos,
$500 $50 PPrrnacipe,
7osoTabucs- wholesale and retail, and put up carefully
seisas would respectfully call the attention Of Nh whs
fond Of 6rt scgsr 70 call at his sce Ills OBJECT has
best and be !, es%ne to herP none 9es gu' q e very
s sse q ql e 5 Se " as e I hs Win
furnish them with the best of
~ H. 10000 superior Regalis private
usr In hoyes. nnder lock and kew. olJ.im.
IN JHE pApt = s-Muns, Boas, Capcs Pelcrncs
j Gc.-C WATSON, l54 Chatham ST. has on hand an elc
giant ~ the above articles which he afford
sen At very reduced prices and respectfully invites tie aten
OF ladies who DESTROYS Of securing their personal
fort through tho coming winter NJ the least pos he
his stock 81 Dressed Furs consisting Of article IN the line
which he Is conhdcn viii he found unsurpassed in the city
regards quality chefpu,ss.
Also for clio b. velvet and fancy caps Of the latest and
approved patterns
ID Ladies Fur altered and repaired and article In
the line made 10 order. CHARLES WATSON,
oiTim% lN Chatham st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
PHALON'S
NE" AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
Il AIR CUTTING,
bOWEHY,
suf9-SIi' Next door 10 the Geological Institute

eHfo1o"f NtXt { XOODglcaI TMttute.
Dleaerefch Helms, NJ. D.surxeOn Densis
II From Germany, begs leave - to an
nnerean public 10 all the branches Of Surgery Dstry
rroiound knowledge and long practice allow aim claim
ne can deserve and retain the confidence Of
snee o. winch numerous patients European States
have derived great benefits.
ne WOULD also take the occasion newly in
vented composition artificial Teeth which Will endnre even
longer than natural and which can be fitted by setts
wen rs by The single piece -
1r Office 299 Hudson street. nl1.Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

GLeRIoUs NEws.-The Cincinnati Post, speaking
ofthe capture Of Oceola, says" When confiding in
the honor of Americans, he came to their camp to
negotiate for peace, he was reacherousy surrounded
and made prisoner and this is GLORIOUS netss."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
NO. l45.
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
III III d iii

ETfA OF IRELAND.-Persons sending mo,ey IN ,h-ir
trends IN irelan scoana England can weekly
accommodated with dratis the bank Ireland PAYABLE at
sight, IN the different inland owns in England Ireland Scot
land ana wales Those residing the nd their
money by post the letter padl which viii be pusctuay
at ended TO- and areeept returned for the Office 81
south street. ROCHE BROTHERS co.
M. 2nIr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10


never sought the acquaintance of Charles Francis
Frederick, because Counts in esse are as much my
dislike as Counts in posse and could not bear the
Idea moreover of seeing so charming girl as Vic,o-
RIA gwen TO foreigner, although his uncle may be
Count"
lie IS lucky man, however, to get an American
wife so pretty and SO rich"
HIS notions of beauty" observed Mrs. -,
seemed 10 have undergone some change from the
time he first behed her. for then, is said he though,
he any thing but beautiful Thirty thousand dollars
nave Kind of magnetic power upon the mind of
foreigner as well as of an American and bestow
charms even when nature has done nothing-but
Miss - is fine girl, and deserves all the happi-
"ess marriage can bestow. / would rather however
she had chosen a countryman than poor foreign
dffache ! enyied his feelings when he slipped $50
note INTO the hand Of the clergyman and received
check from his father-in-aw for $50 Co., His ioy
must have been excessive, and he could sing with
great feeling and ruth-"The happiest day in all nv
life, the day that was married.
WrNTER.-A day of great GOODNESS has succeeded
the heat OF the election. Winter has put his icy paw
upon us in earnest Let us now be in earnest in
regard to our arrangements to nnllfy some of the
heavy old lceberg's attributes Winter is a rascaly
"iN'oSia' iiC - lic great cHtHly oil the poor. lie
does not pass the thresholds of the rich If he peeps
III at Their doors he such blazing ires-such
pine and oak woodsuch heaps Of anthracite
and btumlnous coal, and such magazine of creature
comforts that he retreats suddenly as he advanced
What does he doe Why he goes to the cottage Of the
poor-the door is only on latch, he enters there
nlps up those who are scant OF blankets He tyran-
nlses over hem-the poor, the weak, the nfirm and
the helpless. He says here will rule with my icy
sceptre, until freeze up the LIES blood in The cheeks
and in the hearts Of my victims These are the spols
which the rich throw TO mean item, a small unmss-
ed item, of ths wealth which theirs would save the
wretchcs from the suffering, deprvaons, agonies and
death, that inflct upon them-but they will not give
It, mo! no! know them--they have no feelings
in common with the poor-they are not of their
order"
Shall this be- Shall we suffer stern winter thus
to Cypress the weak and make his tyranncal boast,
when il /. in our power TO do so much at such little
cost for our fellow creatures? Surely not Huma-
nifty is not mere name-itis living feeling, throb-
bing in our bosoms-the milk of human kindness is
not dried up in the fair bosoms of our countrywomen
Let them entreat their husbands brothers and lovers
in their preparations for their winter fctes to make,
first, one grand tts for the poor, and let that be to
secure 10 them the of warmth at least through
out the winter! With what zest will every other
fetc 90 of after thio.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

JOHN GILEERT
eegs to inform his friends tie pablo thar k la, cor,,.-n
ced the
Commission Business
IL III CITY yopR
LII Is Ii * A Il DVANCES
VIII be made N
Cotton, aud all other arttc'es of proJuc.
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
" re VIII also purchase merchandise country
merchants order "A per commissions and exere h.
pest Judgment and taste in the selection OF foods From
ong experience IN mercantile pursuits. wing ended 10
genera business IN of the states OF many wears
anu the last hve years this city, hopes receive liberal
patronage The utmost despatch uuancbinp adhe.
renee 10 Instructions will be strictly observed.
- omce 100 fearl ST., up stairs. si43nF
GregDry's Vanilla Creal IN Candy,
u CAkD-The above very Justly celebrated Candy can
so's be had genuine, together with general assortment Of
hges and other Confectionery, Of refined SMEAR
ana warranted pure at No l3l William street and at 32i
vanilla Cream Candy. "a AM NC
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

.n."Y = BODx Store.
~ ~ NEWELL, at "a Canal 81 OF woosi err gives
NOTICE ba ne constantly receiving factory Boots
81 Every description, which he warrants sell al redu
NY devong his attention exclusively the OF
boos he Is enabled to up better article and by selling
casp ne can afford cheaper than be Purchased In the
m o.ner WORDS oovaes the necessity of taxing good
Tor The delinquency OF bad customers.
~ b. Water Proof Scots from "A To As 5aBov Winter do
'loi o W S<.oc 90 I'm
TUSCAN straw Hats.
" Dr. ADNISED.-Au who al about to purchase T rs
Lehorn or Straw Hatsbe largest choice of the finest
nSu goods IN far the best Shapes
may be found nj T. BENEFITS straw Warebouse or shoe
Room, No. xg7 Broadway, : ~
And also found al this well known m
low prices - - oos.in.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

TIE SUBSCRIBER has received. and offers for
sae TOR CASH most splendid and extensive stock ~ t,
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and fin IN oi which
cannot be surpassed To which he invites the attention OF
the trade. Tbest csmprses-
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORS, with Pearl Ivory and
Black Horn handles, GOOD ready for
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Gases. ccstsin
day OF the week - - ''
PERUVIAN STEEL DiRKs, In grea, variety
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES
with !, 2, 2, and blades warranted.
Cards containing l. 2 dozen OF Drks or Penknves as
sorted patterns
Three beautiful Rosewood muIum in parvoo Dir EssING
CASES, the most compact travelling ever made
Two splendid Rosewood each containing set IS ps
css silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks Dressing Cases Ladies' Worn
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls Ladies' Cut
ery Cases, kc. sc. &C.
w. VI. PICKsIAY,
81 CEDAR STREET,
Ouer yohrson a Co.'S Psrfuncry Store
Corner of William and Cedar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10

. NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
ana all others who wish dry during IN. In
:. - cemeat
VI NEWELL NJ 81 Canal street tllly gives no
ice That he has succeeded in the aluc esrea
article,z "
WATER PROOF BOOT
that he warrants To be perfectly water which
ne enabled 10 sell lin consequence OF great reduction in
pair. r.
$500. Cd q,,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

MRS. III. iiEsAiETTA DAVIS,
NO. 500 BRoADwAy, NEw YoRk.
READY MADE LINEN, STOCKS. GLOVES.
HOSIERY, PERFUMERY, &c.
~ Is. GeEticmen's Linen to orser in the ne,test
manner - " - ,.a's
Visiuss Cards--yisitioS Caras-- Visiting
Cards.
~ Engraved IN superior style and printed the nj
most ,ahess tue most approved fashion. received
mheh Tor wteness andbrancy fposh cannot be exceled
Iesofs furnishing their plates them print
"a IN superior style NJ hours
can ne examined and all orders nv
plying at VALENTINES Engraving 4 Printing Rooms
- 90 John street. corner of William.
cards nj home for wedding parties and store
~, l eeae'e, =, .. o2s Inn
ALFRED WILLARD,
IMPORTER
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Brushes &c
Wholesale dealer in
SHELL HORN AND ivory COMBS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
No, 70 Maiden Lane. (up stairs)
NEW YORK el8-lms
BUSSIN d. co.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS or
i DRESSING CASES POCKET Ro0ES
hussia Leather * Rose Wood w riti,,sy nesL
PAFENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and Indispensable article or trave.rs
:, = re- ara safety and convenience.
=, !. NO ~ 0atl1rn strest of Liberty street
- %. an extensive aud general assortment Of POCKET
OF every quality and ze from to SIS per do
ing Pocket Books Cases OF pearl Shell iyory lea
ther &C. - = r'''A i' 900 ., :. a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

had ever before been known. The Gener-
al Assembly granted the town of Providence
el000 Old Tenor, toward rebuilding the
same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
MEMOIR OF RHODE-IsLAND.
.... 1861.

Great Storm at NeppOrt.
From the Newport Mercury of October
81, l76l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
TIE pKKSlDENGA-UEN CLAY.

TIE ,I,,>p>
'0'" "o'''hs 10 enahee our oIhion'
"s''o"'e expressed that II Is entirely too soon TO
agate the exciting topic of another Presidential
election We, W, c,n,o, ,.,y o,rs.,,.. ,, .,,.,,..
of "e i"''s'''
O''' 'o'"'''ne ''ie 'o''o"'nc not less
o''"''ui 'ah Just tribute 10 the noblest of living A.
mer'can statcsmcn-a man who would confer die ity
upon the highest stations bu, III. Ius,,. ,f ,,,, 80
,e,,,,,;,, ..,,,., =. -
-, ''>s'' o> Tue most eA"''e"
''no'S' we mean iitNkA CLAY. His election
10 the Presidency would, we believe exert the hap
pest influence upon the conn,,v rh ;;, f
con,r,o,,;s. an, o,,..
'''o'' " VIM" "e " Always
"''"''e" "o"'o cam Tie turbulence OF party feel
ing, while the wisdom OF his measures would restore
the public prosperity so w,n,on,y .,o,,,I .;,, la
IN, E,s and ,,r..o,,
, "''''''''">' an" ie'"''""''
'"' "'sPo'''''S "oP's o' Inc patriot. Corruption
would flee from his presence, and the nation would
he purified of the fowl lenroSy ,h,, ,o, ,;s,.. ,,,
.or.r,,.s,
nNe ''e s'a'n "eo that wh'ns III the sun,
VIZ" P''e " o''ns purely shohe upon.
lie extract which We snhjoin is copied from 4
commune alton in the New York Star frop, Sou,b
c,,ol,, ,o,roy,on1.,
-,
W" " ''5"'' ''"'" NO 'n'n \ ilsh'"l Pf'''hs'ois'
,l "'' INC "''he VI fic"'y 't"y'
"'"'' P'o,'%' ">' s',p"H"' jealousy ana "Pros,on'
'""' any -, '' c"hoi"''e> no" before .hc American
P'oPe' MS ca'acfcI Fo''',oh' princ'Ples ana ms
."'i, p'cSel, nm as d faif ana h""of0oe toMi ho-
miSr Tor the Norm ana South, the East and west.
ne nc" acted faithfully and intimately with every
sreoo" o' .he oh'oh' ihs SCUM cannot forget nm
"ho,. e''t'o' 'oee' ~ ae second sfca' "fuS,e 'of
,""' '"en'e' 'h'e'e" mr. otooPhS spfns ana gave
'''' he'r' Tor the unequal contest; she n'"N regard
wiz" emotion ono VINO mas "''e 'hfow" MN
Nv" 'i' Pr'""us pie'cn aha on ,he M's""',
'''o'' an" 'i'e No'',Pto,"se f,sA'" ms name anu
W Wv nv "''o WI 'i'e MN '"e Eo'' eau
80 "''' "'e " s"PP''. o"c wiz las uone s"ch
. s "nu "'""o"S p' ' 'o' he'-""o never "e
se''co' never oe"'lca hef VINO WAS true 10 hei m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
II. y. lshP.NA

DESPECTFllI.f informs the citizens OF
"a. lvrchbure, and ITS vicinity that he, viii COM
rlcutc giving instruction tie Piano, privately,
from the Isrot October next. Terms SIS pei quar-
tcr-two lessons weekly.
Is Having, BY careful selection, imported from Eu-
rope the most fashionable compositions OF German
and french Composers. III tue present style oi the
best Opera and Piano Music. he titers himself that
he will give entire satisfaction those who may favor
him with their patronage.
RErEREScEs.-F. Sydnor, Esq. John NJ. Var
wc.. ESQ. Capt T. A. iiolcombe, Mr.. f. +. Bowen.
=, Nj r may te sfen =; The Washington liotei.
at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

{ p When recollcct the sub>'l,ieLc. with
which the leaders OF the Democratic parry oheYed
cry order aud subscribed To every opinion. aid de-
fen'ied every measure, which cmanatcd from Gen.
Jackson. while he WIS in power, and now see the ca
gcrness which many OF them manifest to dscaim all
connection with some Of his leading and a,orlte
schemes, we may well moraze upon the instability
Vt human grandeur and the incratllude Of wning
courters Not whisper of disapprobatipn was e,
"r breathed against tho exclusive metallic
'!, until the old Hero had laid down the insignia Of
power aud patronage, and retired TO the Hermitage.
hnt now, the idea is laughed to scom by his old eu-
tenants, and even opinions bearing his sign manual,
aud duly authenticated by the Globe, have lost all
power to charm to afr ight, and openly
'"emncd by the must tnid Of his former slaves.
ila'e You then lost, weak murmurers as We are.
All laih in him who your llght-,our star 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04
~, The Grand Jury OF Jefferson count, have
reused 10 present the i,Sucrs Of small NOTES.

p Cn,s," in the Richmond Wing. conects
thr popular errer, that Nh, Madison veoea ne Il. 5.
Bank charter in 1878, (the wear beiotehe slsned the
charter ofte late Bank,) Constitutional grounds.
In ms Veto Message he explicitly stated that he
sarded the constitutional question III his Judy
mcnt, "rcctaded Jy repodtcd r.coentti.ns, under
varied circumstances, OF the valid, oi such an usii
tuition in the acts OF the legislative, executive and
Judicial branches ofthc government. aeeonpanedhy
Indications in different modes ola cone uuenee i,he
general will Of the naion." tie objected 10 the char
ter Which was vetoed, that the proposed bank -" did
appearto bs calculated to the purposes Of
re,lsing the public credit, of providing anailona
dunn OF circulation and OF aiding the treasury, &c.
OBJECTIONS, II will be sccn having reference exclu
si'ely TO the supposed neiiccnoy OF the Gank, and
not 10 It's constituoualry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-04

Is has true The ST. Louis Republican OF the
nth inst. states that orders have been ISSUED by The
Secretar, Wmto Maj. Doughcr'y. Superintendent
OF Indian Affairs, the Upper Missouri TO take 1000
Indian warriors Florida. Il they be induced 10
go,-,o wit, 400 Shawuc-s, 200 Sacs and FoN.s, 200
Deawares, aud 200 Kickapoos. Can this again
ash. be true J Ii II be. II is most ds,rcditablc
fact. II is grossly impo'c, das'a'll, and basel,
cruel thus to array distinct Indian tribes against each
o,her to iish, our battles and ovense our qnmrcs,-
OF ra,hc.lo aid us in the work OF eNc'nination in
which We have been so long engaged. Ii We can
uot, with the whole power ri the na,,on eNptl the
Seminole. from Florida, lot them dwell there iorcv-
or. We have no right To employ then red brethren
10 AID us IN this WORK al plumber and sroliation
We HOPE, however, To SEQ the statement contradict.
cd