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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

' lay. The occasion would COIN words FOR him. ana
his sanl woa fly 10 hsfips 10 eypres iis emotions.
7 FIR WING. ~ Bhode Island conariut'e the " t'rs
At <rw 1ofA. md iiaHl ihcm iaf tho victory ties
have tom ,ht an rome HeIed. AMI al you 1--we 80 Ia
IS - g. Pa aud eaaTuet lain. re MtHgs@ hhods
Island BIRD fought and eonquered. and % hl.i been n
min. naticn al tile Presidents N"saee. II tleif
banls h'a been fought with ll1at document befoie
tie neople he victory eapli hlse bera Is signal as
III lad been in ihc EmHfe S. lje.
NJ. w iHthfap. pl Boston. apHsafri IN bshbi oi
tho y his~s AasA JChasrfts-sad spoke about t"en-
Q, ait,uts. u II sfrie oftlc uosi feFous saqnrnce
lie ess caIlfel, uHpIei4atod. IL 0Hhp The 1si
hunfl e h+f been toaseI aste4sllaa' or lie sound
---aHaa hrd js=i escaped front tie i"E. ~ voice
thu ever fRas hnn Beftl hf*-ha IfaRts'.e WA
hiH .t-f rahadfrd haIal1 sentiment. consd express
aA sqalty tire drill 81 Joy with which tie tneill-
eeuee II IRE Nng victory iu NV orA WIS rcc"i-
we'd BY the ciuzcas OF Massachusetts, Wnfegrct
thai the want Of thur aud space prevents lis rom
daluy even thai mcaefe Justice To NJ Winthrop
which our yer, imperfect notes wnnlI admit. SUI.
Grei to sns tha he enehainrd fhc attention ut the
andfcure tIa1nahon his speech. aud acquitted HIM
sell in st,le altogether WORTHY o. The occasion cele.
brated and Tire noble cify which he Ia patt repre-
scented.
/ Mr. Fhgf-ifom NV Haven-tle d" hir Ca
braltar ct Connecticut Mr. Jackson, of ~ J'r-
sey. Nr. Swift. Mayor uiPhbadelplda; Mr.. Gontad,
~ behalf of ounr Men of the tty fhs Hon.
Nh. Naudarn. Ito T.. ;. Senator from Dc!'~afr. and
! NJ. Meredith OF Aforementioned IA behalf 81
/ then respective delegations II Is on oi on rnvr
AZ flis bate bour to give any full summary Of then
observations AID we will not do iilrH TIE injustice
I To aftemp IL. Mr. Granger OF New OAK was then
called lor aud addressed the meeting r = b iet and
spnifrd speech fHat WIS received with repeated
cheers. The hou, having arrived ior the festival at
( Niblo's--lle assembly adjourned the cltizrns ot
New ! otb having first adopted fesoluuonio escort
I the delegates Ia t1c Dinner Hail
THE FESTIVAL.
The dleeaIes fro,u (he several Saes--~t' two or
fff. iru the i4llt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
TIE ALTON TRAGEDY.
POI r give our readers the most authentic account o
the lite Ianenfablc occurrence 1t Alton, IN IN
nois. VI capy he following official notice ofit.
MAroa's Offier-CTr orhLfoS,
Nov. z. l-31. !

/ copy he iblbHlH9 piIlJldl HtiiI' ~ II
MAroa's Orficr-Cfrr oFhLfoS,
Nov. 2. l-31.
/ To THE PUBLIC :--in order that The public
mind n,y BE- correctly Informed ot the l1ueniable
aud fatal tragedy that enacted in our city. on ne
nighf OF The Gtll lust, and al view OF preventing
aud correcting distorted statements Of the proceed
ine4 Of the mob and those persons against whom the
atacl, WIS directed, deem it Incumbent on me and
proper that should present, IN my official capacity,
PLAIN statement Of at the lacts connected with me
unhappy excitement th7t has 50 long agitafed tie
peace and tranquility OF the citizens OF Alton " IN
rrennine the ofresults oi previous excite
meats IN reference to the - alton Gbsercer. press.
and Is Gnal destruction, shall confne my statement
I to The last and most melancholy occurrence when
h. belallcn alr cry.
laor several days pas il las been announced and
generally believed that printing press was hourly
expected be landed nj wharf. II had also been
the current rlnior tla hs pres, WIS intended for the
re- establishment Of the".l Obserter." He CIR
cularnn OF these runners produced 10 small degree OF
excitement among those Who had taken ii decided
stand against the abolition sentiments that were un-
dcfsfood to have bren disseminated though The col
/ uulas Of the =. Obserrer.' Various reports Of a
threatening character, against the iandtnc OF The press
were ia Giro ulltion which led the friends OF the Obj
and It's editor Inakn preparations 10 defend
the press in case any violence should be offered 10y
those opposed 10 the publication Of tla paper On
TUESDAY, about , o'clock III the morning, was cal
ted from my lodgings, aud informed HAT the press had
arrived the wharf and that my official Interference
va desired. Immediately repaired to the wharf,
aud remained there rutil the pcss landed ard so
red II The warehouse OF Nessrs. Godfrey Gilman 4
CO. here were no indications al violence on the
par Of nay that time. Tie arrival Of the . alb
clifton press las WIS ealed) generally tnowu
IA tr early paf Of thr dav Which served Ieinlle
the esritcinrnf Representation was made 10 the
Common Council Of tie threatening Reports which
were il circulation. Tic Common Council aiI not,
houetef Deem il n ,c.saats TO id1e any acon the
IL. a..,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
STOCK OE GOODS
geO0ssas for kseHs.

RI VIE ROOMS over my Store / or5 in uumber
With Fire places will he rented, aud posses
sion given Immediately, wish to rent them them To
dentio men, for Offices. jNO.J. PUKNlS.
Nov ~ 6yii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

This VA responded TO in brief manner By Nr
j Rui4cr. al Delaware.
phiip Hone. Esl. proposed iA" mi -e"'ti' eti..
ahirb wa- received III tie most eatth-''tfs up
/ probation.
Nsr,faaa We ssmrshse1 "a let struggle a.
sain.t tn united forces 81 Jaraiinism al Leeaie
cois,t,. Ne felo.ecd N her tipmrl1s over iheh and
~ bid a cordial uslesBc 10 Hef Distinguished suns
INV here 10 share IN our victory aud our J.ys
THIS sentiment WIS bonded 10 bs itesenIv john
sar Ed nhp al.ef address, the dssftih'gr IA tie
most eloquent tHd powerful manner. IA spefeh
which dfea down he mast tfem"ndoas a.ii5Hset
gave the la.ioHiHe tpast
TIE sfsif Vt Nep oik-Wbilc Maryland in The
prompt osrrhros afhrr dcsfraefiyrs has Killed but
ore head thc hstra II Van u lronisin, Nev Aoih
Las Glalfg struggled the8cpeni
Mcssfs tuli. T. Kennedy aud Meredith also al
IT,. sod lie ncefne In behalf Of the Baltimore dele
gafipp. and the former gave n his ions-
Harry Of the Vest
which us rec ciyed with three times three
David Graham. Jr. then proposed the annexed
toast:
h,afselg. Ohio. h,diapa. and TrH8essce-1'hey
set the bali ia motion, which, rolling from West to
Est seems destined to make the circuit Of onr land
III IL shall have obl1lerHrd the footsteps ot my IL
us,uous predecessors" and crushed all who walk
therein.
Mr. Brown. Of Ohio. in fe,. words tlnnkel the
Wings Of TINS city for the heHai hus conferred upon
his STATE. aud Proposed the following toasi
The CITY of New \ ur! 49, rhe main spring Of The
Empire State-ihe balance wheel at the non, "laje
she T.. siftnous size Is Intelligent, the Country has
no hing 10 fear from her opptessors.
IN last regular toa-f Vas pfoposcdby re. " ct
more ESQ. which was received "irh shouts OF aP-
rlau.c. never before hrard IA these halls.
1Hc Conservatives n Mr. iork--Nho rractIsed
what ihty profcssed, and proved their devotion 10
country by forgetting party applaud thcir con
duet dad honor their courage.
The Honorable Ogden liellnmn then addressed
the as~cmblaee in obedience 10 an unanimous call
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pen'o'oc,' I66 lG4 90 o.
Lowndes" 432 4l3 90 On
Warren so so ois o,v
:, ''i" '''' ~o' -po 40 40
Madison Gin part) nearly unanmous for Pren,is, and
VOID. ~
I'm these counties Claiborne aud Gholson,s lrie,J
ana not vote, III consequence Of their determination
to hold their seats, for two years. 10 which thew
have been elected By Congress, aud no, by the peo
pie
The Memphis Enquirer OF the lih inst. SAYS
" BY letter from Pamela. we learn that that county
has voted the Wing ticket. III the July election
Prentss and Acee received but thirteen votes in this
county, while. at the election just terminated Chi.
borne and Gholson are beaten BY majority ofabsu,
10 votes The Nan,es are also defeated in raIE,-
hatche cuuntv'
Public meetings have been held in Hinds and Mad
ison counties. composed Of citizens of boti parties
and the determination of Claiborne and Glolson to
strongest terms.
In Il s,eecl, deyercdby Mr.. Plcnliss in Anie
county, he declared that if he received mi ,ritv Of
the votes poed III Mississippi, lie would con'end for
his rglt a seat. aud that Congress would BIZ com
PEELED to recognize him rs the representative Of tho
people of Mississippi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
o. sECOYEs SUPPLY DN
c@0Dzg8,
CHEAPER 'gE1AG ,E'gEE. Rs.ssT.
e9.y'Ss. 81. gsg-EfEoSs

z z >S just completed a Ss3&'0S1o 'gAsgE' 10
a 4 the .9'ONTzg8Ise.t ~ EFsEi F's,
lis season, aud i, now opening at h., VARIETY
STORE, on Blak Slulre, LIRGE .STOGk
4
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/ AS returned 10 i,Hpchbufg atj llay be seen
n "tthe FmniH iIreI.
=Aus -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

Tie Wandering Pipcr} since his return TO Eng
land. ha, published an article il Liveraool papet
III ~hch hc sites that his receipts IN this country
amounted 10 1927 600, and that he had bestowed the
Mhnle Of i npnm challtlLe ins.itnLlon,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30


THIS shows decrease oflhe crop Of 1886 com
pared wIfh that of is}5, equal to G55uoo hushcl, Of
wheat. The Deficiency o. the wheat crop IN tins
sat and elsewhere, and iila scatt'N ot vegetable
ood generally hy thc future ofal the crops in ls36,
has been supplied ~ hugo importation OF foreign
wheat aad other GRAINS during tic winter and sprns
of 1887. II is perhaps dlr 10 assume that Ii the in
portNtion OF foreign wheat b. added 10 q crop o.
1896 it will make II equal IN quantity 10 the crop oil
1855. Il then the dmagton IN the quantity ol
wheat and Hour coming t. market on tie canal III
tle spring Of So, from the elap OF 1885, has been
made mp from mporlahuus tlom ahr3ad the receipts
fhus lar from the crop of 1887, ompmed with Tie
receipts by The can3l last tall from the crop OF $50
on ht 10 encourage IL to hope that the eXtrayag
prices of tonr rNat ed last winter Will not be Aep, up
lbs, Since therc l. An ample supply OF coarse grains
anl vegetables.
The following IS a comparison OF tho quantity al
wheat and dour coming 60 mlyNe from the lst ~
tenber To the 9TH November, o the Two last ya3l,.
w:
i statement ol the quantity orvleat anil -four arriy-
lng al the Hudson rlscr on Eria canal,
Bush. wheat. Bris. anur.
From l.t sept to iara Noyp 1886 32o,5si $3.50
From let ) spt. to l5tA Nov. 1889, 2G15i9 libei5
n,creo.s, 3Lot Iner'.e 99.s7o
Estimating bushels of whes, for a barrel OF flour,
md tic comparison stands thus:
Flour coming TO dde water the canal for Is DAYS in
1887. 5o3l52 barrels.
Flour comm. to tide water on the cu-
nal for Is days ia 1896, 4lo,59a do
increase, o. $50 10
The Quantity Of wheat anl lour arriving NJ rfov
aad A5aay is equal, ut this time, to leu thousand
barrels pc, day. and il The navigation continues
through tire month of Noyembcr the quantity OF
Hour brought To lnal,et tro.l the first Of Srpe,nher
10 the close ofuaesaion wli be from Gee coo CSC
eco barrels. Nbdqp 4yops
In the correctness Of The farrsnisg s,a.enlcut we
have tl coaidtuce. and We have bat a Brief rrinark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30

For Gorcr10r.

Neha'e received only few returns .fthe Miss.
s'pPl Eieeuon-wheh we suhjoin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-30
y'sBEs 4 GREAT 5sAsI- oTEzs:1
es GOES.

FOO numerous to mention IN an advertisement. He
hopes he vllnat be accused Of E'EFEE.G, when
hc usthat his present
STOCK OT GOODS,
Is tie most desirable IN every point OF view, that lie
has ever offered for sale in this mirhet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

So much for brush making and Brewers brushes
and now let every pretty girl in the city, brush up
their hair, and every young man brush up his hat and
coat and take his sweetheart TO the FAIR OF THE Me-
CHANCE INSTITUTE, at NIBLo's THIS WEEK. It's
sight of which every American must feel proud and
at which every soul must be delighted. There never
was such Far before there may never be such
Fair any more. II is a Fair of Falrs-and fit 10 be
honored by the appreciation of the arest fair one in
The land. Go, girls and boys! old and young.
Let those 20 now that never went before,
And those that always went, now 60 the more.
We shall be there every day, ",akn' notes, and
we will do justice to all the bright eyes, beautiful
faces, elegant dresses, and elegant articles that
we see in the exhibition. Go! go! go! Brush up
and be off.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25
sales ut the Stock Exchange.


SATURDAY, August 3sth, r.. NJ
The extreme fluctuations during The last two wears i. H.
Pce bread ssn,he remarkable phenomcs on q mport
'o acoonuy that had exported for halls century
% oonnued tpecuasions the present years croos 40
pces-se Az concentrated The attention II scientific man
ue noN striking facts in tie history ef the for trade
consumption. -
Tseyesi inosiy whether ,e pr.seu, cro,,.
'on one and asa eoroary to this whether price viii r.
or fanl
There various modes by which an apprcsis 100 NAV M
made ts ihe aggregate production eooumpton on scur in
he u States Let US FIRST take Il by the consumption ny tab
ing The unie% States army rsdon compared with die con-
sumption ofa family Of Ten per.onsas a c
aceraiusd that he city Of New York and ErucAyn coz
INNING popuasios q $4,000 persons, you'd coussne
30 barreIs OF eour per dayand in year $50 barrels
the sane commodity. Last year there were inspected In
his port 2ioo0so barrels Of Goss, hereabou Of which t
baiance after On ssptos. en w New England South
and oer por N n the sricle e face "a large
expcr, alton from abroad
Again, taking this result ss stin further oalco
istsn, sscersan, IN the rauo the coumptiop
81 the vboe Onos, by III solution very simple problem.
The popustoo Of the whole Union fully Isgeoo00
at the sst censis, i3seAtSo with these the ee-
Of se,i pvoee reach grssd result ~ ., s2l-
barrels four resuired Es whole population equal
that q the United ssses fsr the present price
Of Scur 10 This city. - aggregate vscc ofthe wheat crop,
the wheat growing ssatsp tins eqsa sS' 3lc oeo
aynn sss ssseos a. ssggse crops of The cotton grow
isg states 10 the last year End Il The heLes prices.
This u truly an assembling result Improbable We
will show this furher, by comparison 9TH The sstjcs a
the British Empire.
10 sr.es.rs psbi.AsS by JaEs weoueea. 81 Giasyv~,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

ACE or CHIvALRy-ANoTHER AFFAIR CT HoNoR.-
We have received 70 review very amusing pamphlet
entitled " Correspondence Of DR.. Carnochan with
Mr. }. III. Costar, and Mr.. f. u. Bergman, with the
posting Of the latter" The affair grew out OF quar-
rel that took place between DR.. Carnochan and Mr.
Ward Of Washington Hotel, probably aboa, gin
sing.
DIT. Carnochan very cunously insists that Mr.. Ber-
ryman shall fight him because Mr.. Ward kicked he
Doctor out OF his bar room. He endeavers 70 show by
scientific analy similar to analyses OF the mo-
ncy market that Mr.. Ward is only empioyt or "np
rsr servant Of Mr. Bergman land therefore that hs
master Is bound 10 feht his servants quarrels OF dis
miss AIN.
This would be almos, as novel rule IN the code of
honor Col Webb's famous idea that the gem n m
sstat gres the insult is bound TO send the challenge.
Ii would intact be the Kitchen Code" only appca-
BILE 10 cooks, walters, &C. Who heard the his
tory Of chivnry Of any gentleman, that - gentle
maa, and has drop Of gen,leman's bloed in bis
veins fighting about his or ersploy67 Ifone
employs insults gentleman, lie, the gentleman knock
him do wn and settle il on the spot Ii csnno, be
personal quarrel No real gentleman fights about my
ching bu, lady, and she young and be- i,fal.
We must have reform, or tho age cfchvalry 4
gone forever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25
MORNING HERALD.


PourreAL MEErrses-The Seven Hundred hold
large meeting tonight IN Iammahy nan, -
denounce the sub Treasury scheme Good luck TO
them. The Wings hold their ward meetings. also TO-
NIGHT n form general committees-good luck also 10
them We wish both parties all the success they de-
,e,ve The divisions among the democrats will pro-
baby give the wings the city next election. We "a
,ber think however that there great deal of I'M
necessary fuss among the Seven Hundred. Mr. Van
Buren's locofoco message can best be explained by
an anecdote.
John Cramer of Saratoga, and Mr. Van Buren,
were both members of the Convention held some
years ago. for tnkerng the Constitution of this State
They sat near each other in the Convention. John
day got got up, and proposed resolution extend
ing the elective franchise 10 all creation, accompany
ing it with famous democratic Speech about liber-
ry-4th July-patrets Of the rcvsluton-democracy
-4th July l776--fghng --bood-ihunder, &C.
&cn
After he got through, he sat down and wiped his
brow. Van Buren, leaned towards him" John" said
Nan-"dont you think that resolution OF yours is a
leetle 100 democratic Don't you think it is going a
leetie too far %
ooh! no." replied John, shaking his head with
great sang froid. sob! no-not mite TOO demo
cratic'
Really" says Van, 81 think So"
Lord bless you,' reiterated John, 81 don't mean
II TO pass"
ooh! in that case" said Van, "there is a differ
ence What do you mean it or2"
Nothing said John, with cunning leer but
TO salt hecattlc for The fall elections"
Now we take all the locofocsism of Martin Van
Burens message to resemble the red hot democracy
of John Cramers resouon-"oniyfo salt the iocofoco
satHe at The neat elections"
At the great torch light meeting on Thursday last,
my friend John Windt-thanks be to the Blessed Vir-
gn--caught two thousand of them and put salt on
their tails After this they walked as peaceably as
lambs, into Tammany Hail. Alexander Ming is al
50 sailed down for year-Slam, Bang, ditto. Gid
Lee salts down the conservatives in barrels To-
night. Great virtue in salt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

g.'r About one hundred and fGy men and boys
are employed in the publication OF the Heralo be-
sides steam engine which does the work Of four
Ishmcn, withou, ever going off in frolic or getting
INTO drunken row. BY and by we expect to have
an electro magneic engine, and work our paper with
thunder and lightning
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

SUBSCRIPTIONS rRon WAsaiseron.---S!noe tho
Issue Of my cash circular TO Congress AID the Execu
tive have received Is ia gold frsm one member, a
damn frsm another and very polite note from Sec
rcry Dickinson, stating tina, he bad pad ~ and beg
s1ng little credit ia future. Particulars in day OF
two
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

hsrTise OF MsacHArrs.-Nst moments 10 be
lost II the merchants wan, the relief laws before
fae House Of Representatives 70 pass, They ought to
hold meeting. md say 40 without aelny Call .
sneeiing in the Exchange meeting in tho FIX
change.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

SWuu8y, O0pCs ~, D 70 NJ.
Inc money market It's rising tide and by iadirec
uoH' communicates slight Improvement to commercial A.
AirS We are more and convinced that in the
provided Congress promptly the mea
before hem and the United States and other agree
'neir iuture action As the best indication OF the
progress of events, give the following If The c
sing prices OF stocks Treasury drafts and specie at The ,e
nation OF saturday, The lob and Saturday The aad.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

NEwAsx SHrH Pr ,sTERs.-No species of this
worthless rag moncy has had 80 extensive circala-
ton in this city as the small notes issued by the cor
poraton Of Newark Like the frogs in Egypt, they
overrup the whole land and like Moses serpent they
drove every other rvai from the field go where you
may to butcher BAKER or grocer no other paper was
or,s 20 acceptable as tho Newark plasters They
have, in fact, been considered equivalent If not
better than silver and frequently as difficult ,obe had
The pnbounded confidence in this sort Of circulation
aroee from the circumstance of its bearing It's face
that il was issacd by the corporation Of Newark, who
thus pledged the city treasury for its repayment in
specie when il became due. II now turns out, how
ever, that the Mayor and Recorder Of Newark have
rsfu sed their assent to the certificates the faith Of
which he issue of these plasers was predcated; so
that they are now as insecure, as worthless ms any
other paper Of that description. Let tho public look
TO this IN tune crash among tho manufacturers OF
sh'uplas'srs on The eve Of taking place by which
they viii acquire thousands of dollars extracted, by
this species Of robbery, fren the pockets of our CIT
zeDs They have rcWsedy for this growing evil in
thor own hands. Refuse every thing having the sp.
pearance ri shin p'nster We have plenty Of silvel
10 answer oil purposes Of change which would be in
sisnsly apparent tho momcpt tho reg issues wer,
cons,gued 20 The shades.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

DUEL FxpEerEp.--If the real writer of the
Letters from Schooloys Mountains" published a
few days ago will give nc his name confdentally,
will step into his shoes ana fight the duel at Hobo
ken for him. / learn that long diplomatic cores
pondence has already ensscd between the offender,
and the supposed offendee. car settle this affair in
honorable way, and to confess, ! should like to
know how iecl in such an affair, SO that may be
able TO get my friend Colonel Wcbb's honor into
has brooches pocket again. safely on, of the hands OF
that Gholson, the Mississippi. alligator.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

business, and u the emily place that can bear any COM
Parison with it. In Boston they only make coarse
article-New York supplies all their fancy brushes;
SO with the rest of the States Thefollowng is about
the amount Of the capital employed in the business
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

HoxiE AID THE WALL STREET CoTERIE.-Al
a meeting OF the partizans Of Alderman Hoxie
which held the other evening, il was resolved to
conduct by some means or other, and thai he in
formed us of this resolution in order to pu, us on
guard.
We have no doubt it is highly probable that the
same men, by whose efforts and influence, the EVIL
dence capable Of convicting the murderer Ro-
bnson was withheld in order that by his escape, the
depraved character Of certain coterie OF reprobaes
might also escape detection-we have no doubt that
these particular friends may resolve to threaten per-
senal violence, under the belief that it NIGH, nm-
date us from proceeding in the exposition of one of
the most unprincped factions that ever existed in
New York.
But once for all we advise these fanatics 10 beware
Of what they are about. am not to be intimidated
by man or deril. In the of truth am fearless
The conduc, of Joseph Hoxis as a magistrate, apus-
Tic man and politician, has been unjust, tyranncal
outrageous and contrary TO every principle Of justice
and of right. He is be candidate for the Clerk of
THE county. His elevation to that, or any other
office, woad be disgrace and dsbonor TO this COM
munty, who felt disgraced and dishonofed in The
finale OF the Robinson tragedy. He is besides IN the
Corporation, the organ Of unpnhcipied Wall sircet
anto OF spectators, by whose arts every knu Of rx-
iofiion is imposed upon the people Of this city.
We shall ungown them, and no threats can pre-
ven, us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-25

u The Annual Regatta takes place today q
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