Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-01
tive me the cups ;


As FAR as we have heard, inclndint
two counties OF Long Island. and pro-
ceedlng west TO Onondaca. not a sin.
SIC Ian Barea member df me Legi,lg
tire haze been elected; and al tbe
counties have been heard from u fiat
extent, save those of RockIand and
Putnam. The last Of these has pro.
badly gone for the administrator,
and Rockland may have done the
same. BUTT is Of small consequence
either way. The state is "redemed
.rcgcneratcd, and disenthraled." by
7 malortles the most astounding.
ltw believed at Albany last even.
ING, not only that the Wings had car.
red the state by an overwhelmino
majority, but that we have carried He
entire senatorial election Of The cjgbt
districts. Even Green, SchohaTie.
llerkimer and Ulster where we had
no hope, have burst at once their
CHAINS and their slumbers. end are
once moro entitled TO he number.
Ied with the freel Our friends in
Catsklll call upon us Tor an apology.
Tor what we said Of them before tho
election. I'VE claim says the Mes.
Senger, in the name Of the Whips of
Greene, the amcnde honorable. at
their hands: and at least one Gun. md
three cheers for so unexpected. but
we have no doubt, agreeable. dIsap.
pontmcnt." Gentlemen Wings. YOU
shall have it. And II you win ret M
scelcbraton Of your victory at the
Mountain House, we will come and
make the apology in person. The
Poughkcepsie Journal, thoroueh.ro.
ing administration, thus breaches tlc
funeral sermon of its party in that
county:
"lluNG NJ THE HEAVENS IN BLAcE."
Hhrouded ia the habiIiments of wo.
and with 4 black flag floating at our
mast head, kindly hoisted for rs by
midnight loco loco, we proceed, as in
duty bound, to furnish our readers
with the result of the conflict, for
which we have just emerged, bruised,
battered and beaten.
The Joint forces Of Wigs and loco
loco's have left us in lorlorn minoi.
ity with scarce a ray to liehtus on our
cherries path, and without beacon
to guide us to heaven Of rest, where
we can repose in quiet, undisturbed
by the rcjoicings of our merciees foes.
We are down and there is no Eolp for
us. The predictions we have so oft
laid before our friends have been dis
regarded, and now they see them TO
be tearlully true. The concentrating
touch of the Loco Focos, against
which we have warned them, has
worked out its poisonous results, and
"a fostering sore, the product of an UNI
hallowed embrace with the dcstruc.
tiyes, has ranked until the whole has
become diseased unto death. But
away with lamentations. We must
learn wisdom by experience, and pro.
fit by the lesson before ut.
Bennett, Of the NY. Herald, lately
took trip to Scotland with some old
maid tailoring under a dose Of animal
magnetism. lie says that her dcscrip-
ton Of Scenery, &c. while under his
escort might serve very we'll for
Rhode Island, her native state, but
were not at all suitable for any other
region. We intend shortly 10 give
our views IL full on this new hunbug.
-Picoyaac.
Bold IVomaH.--A bold woman is,
to me, one Of the most offensive ob.
jects on earth. have often felt dis
gust for such, though il has often been
Imitigated by recolectipg in how ma.
my instances their husbands have
been conductive to this fault, by their
want Of delicacy or by The improper
associations they have allowed them
to form. But Whenan unmarried wo.
man cmancipatcs herself from all the
CONSTANTS that modesty and proprie-
/ ty prescribe, my disgust is uamitiga-
ted by pity. ana one Of The few who
maintain that modcsty may survive
the virtue it was meant to guard; but
that virtue rarely, and only then, by
chance or calculation outlives modes
ty.-- Countess Of Bicssiagtoa.
! Ahiatto the Ciergy.--Dr Southsays,
that many a man runs his head against
/ opulph, whomight have done his coun.
try excellent service at the plough,
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