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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15
SUMNER 4 NAyLOR, No. ~ Broad II
InIiN ERANklIN- VI Rrnad Al


Moen No 22kPeari street. stairs and examine SCOTS Pa
tent lsbctos Wrought Iron Safs togeher With the many
factory evdenccsn his possession, e the perfect security
those uty celebrated Safes fire robbers and slso
the cspacy o the Mineral 4sbstos found In abundance
Hand IN the Iera of Prnusy wanna, and
in other sections the United Saes with which each
sale Jthorougby ned 70 resist eectuaIy most ntene
heat Among the facts adduce proof OF the
efficacy Of these safes r protecting their from
injury by FIRE merely -lect the following.
I'm scott be sole pateutee for the aspiration Of the Mn,
erai ASBESTOS in the construction &c iron safest exposed the
city Philadelphia the 29b Oct 1895, the presence
czens,s ooden bor covered of inch thick
with Ash so the bu ~ of seasoned wood
the box led with binders paper srrings add When
orc lou "a unu,iurta
CRATE upon which Il rested wa, heaed mi hea of
dsbedgs Chests THE only Leey, this civ al
tlfel IN the counting house Nes>rx Hubbard
Casey Exchange Place the te IN the great FIRE ~ This
civ vii saved al H. couterts uniui Jared.
Iscr certificate ~ nsher ~ u hers or mo hghrs r.
speciality, ogeihpr with the various pattern. tho above
We NJ the ~ 4. Moon No "a PENN
re,i ~ rannfcrurs whom they can ye ohtain
"a vt our regular wholesale prices
nl.3mt JOHN SCOTT Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

III H. NEWELL, al % Canal II, OF Wooster gives
notice that he Is constantly receiving his factory
Il description. which he and will sell redu
ced prices for cash.
ny devvtng hts attention exclusively to the manufacture OF
Boot, he Is enabled up brer article. and by selling
tor cash he afford cheaper than be purchased
cyor in other words osvaes the necessity Of taxing good
for the delinquency OF bad customers.
NB Water Proof Boots from 81 TO s55o-Boys Winter do
from ~ 42.50 m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15


IL From Germany, begs leave tinself to an
American public all the branches Of Surgery Desstry
Profound knowledge and o, practice allow aim claim
that he deserve aud retain the conenc Of
public, " an opportunity he afforded 10 him display his
OF which patients Ia States
have derived great benefits.
lie would also take tie TO recommend his wIy
vented composition artificial Teeth which will endure even
longer Than aud which fitted by sets as
wei ny the single piece
TT Office 29B i1u,ison street oI7Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

nrry mr. THE WArcHMES IN CASE OF FIRE.-A
recommendation from the Watch and Police Conmttee
on the of the present system relating to
fires was adopted as will be seen by report Of the
proceedings taken from mornings edition Ii IS to
the effect that the wa,chinan who discovers FIRE shall
announce the aud block in which it has taken
place and that this announcement shall be passed from
watchman Waterman, that the precise spot shall
be universally known soon as possible. This - a
matter Of much importance. Il 10 only IN the instant
assistance afforded in cases Of caamites of this kind,
that the ravares Of the destroying element can be kept
under and serious damage prevented.
Every engine will upon the adoption Of this plan, di
rect lis course at once 10 the Of action and the
few minutes moments gained III this manner,
will undoubtedly property to a considerable
amount Our city regulations are, generally spdak
ing very bad-,hey want a great deal of improve
ment-they are unworthy city Of TIE magnitude and
Importance of New York We trus. that the attention
of our Common Council will be directed to i, and that
they will continue in the good work that they have be.
gun
Our streets are now in a very bad condition-the
evils that they subject in the winter too well
known An ordinance prevent this evil as far as pos.
sibe in the absence Of drains would be good subject
for the attention Of the boards
Another subject Of grea, importance to the peace and
comfort Of the city would be the organization Of com
ple,e system of well paid day and night police, on the
plan Of Paris and London any other that might be
thought equally advisable. There is much that might
lie done for the city that would be Of the greatest ser.
vice and Golfer honor its legislators.
We were much pleased to see absence Of all ap-
pearance Of party feeling last night at the Board OF As
sistants and in matters OF general interest unison
highly conmendable. Continue gentlemen in the good
course you have adopted.
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No. &C Camp st, Rev Orsavs,
TT Commenced business lat spring, and from extensive
personal acquaintance with mssr Of the merchants In the
states bordering the Mississippi, have great facilities for dis
posing Of every description Of merchandise.
All goods destined for the interior will be forwarded prompt
ly and strict attention paid business with which they
may be entrusted.
Refer 70 G. Palmer c. NJ s. Rovlaad H. H. Elliott, Esqrs
New York.
Further information may he had on application 70
ot2MASJts ETSTIS PRFSCnTT. So Water n.
SOuTB ICI<'s pAIENT WROUGHT iiON
- PyRAMIDIAL SrONEs-Fer Halls, Hotels, Stores and
Paour calculated for hu' ming Lehigh CsaT
ton the furnace for heating air aud the chamber or heat
log aud the general produce the effect de-
sired Is different from all other stovesthey prodlgou
small quantity Of Coal from the radang surface
ard the discharge az heated air with The fire he
varied three 10 quartz Of coal according 10 the
Their For comfort econemy AM splendor, they have no
rivals. For sale BY - -. .
SUMNER 4 NAyLOR, No. ~ Broad st
JOHN FRANKLIN, ~ Broad II.
NB The large sire for bak, hotels and stores be
III operation No ~ Park Row. " south 2l5 Greenv
St The Parlor my residence, No. is Front
the Battery exarinatisn they will sa>v the ncrrd
uous superior article OF the Kin offer
the rsbc All persons cautioned against in
Engagement this patent. i. ~ sOUTHWlCk, Agent
niIgtaw2m' l1e Broad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

BosroN- Election, election. election j, Is all pre-
paration for election. Accidents have suspended
news has suspended-itis oil clccton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15
NJ gCHANlCs, EXCHANGE COMPANY,,
MI BANK AGrNCY AMI DISLuUNT OEFlGE No

walst New York-The Company having tsken the bank.
ing house Of Messr Allen Co offer their services In
buying ssng, dscou and collecting aud drafts
most of the states favorable terms and In buy log and sell
ling gold silver and bank notes generally The
plan which this Institution taken giving snpa
into the hands ofdnteresfed gentlemen II reputation and
WORTH have gained the undoub,ed conhdenceso
IN IN their CHI cks drafts the different banks
taken the principal krokers snd readily aud
the bills o the banks which they drawn
mi gms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15
Picksiay's Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has iusf rsceivrd and NOS g6sr.

PIcksiny's PeruvINn Steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received. and offers for
sale, for CASH, splendid and extensive stock OF t
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality and fnish OF which
be surpassed invites the attention III
the trade. The stock cnmprses-
PERUVIAN STEEL RAzORs, with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles, warranted good for use
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases, cortan.
g seven PEARL Ivory Black Horn Raxors for ever
day OF the week 49, ''
pERuviAN STEEL DIRKs, In greet variety.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES
with !, 2, s. and blades warranted
Cards containing or dozen Of Dks Penknves
sorted patterns
Three beautiful Rosewood muitum in parvo" DRESSING
CASES, the most compac, travelling cases made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases. containing s. pe.
silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks Dressing Cases Ladies' WORK
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Re Ladies' Cut
l.ry Cases, nc. &c. &c
w. NJ. PICKsLAY,
50 CEpAS SWEET,
Orer johnson n Co.'S Psrfumerv Store,
Corner Of " iiam and Cedar SIS.
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LA~hIs.N y W a4a- M y ~ Va
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bASCALA wsuhi respectfully
inform TIE sirs thai has abhed herself the
susiucs vi No t57 Wtu Bnnwtv date Chap rrct1 She
na,er ersei from hsr eyperrtcr ~ Europe that she viii
slle give entire sssaruun a. thpe WIN her
win krr ronsg She clng ~ Vi recevcsf atrs' 1854,
0ps pari. Tor to0pets &c Tefus nod
ders rl3.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

FoRREsr passes through this city from Boston, on his
way Philadelphia. The Boston papers give him
dit for all hi, characters Shaksperian. which they
nav he cannot play.
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BUs SIN a. CO..

Il ~ > N & 81 CO.,
MAsUFA cTuRERs AND IMPORTERS OF
- DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather g. Rose W God w riting Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
= nost superior and Indispensable article travellers who
:. = regard safety and convenience.
~ !. Ne 90 ViHiaan street, of LIBERTY stree.
Rnnp an extensive and general assortment OF POCKET
ooho " every quality and 80 SIS per
zen om 10 II inches constantly On hand and
M rocket Books ana Card Cases Of pearl. shell ivory lea
."eI, &c. s&-5m'
JOHN GiLBfehr
heg' to INFORM his friends and tae public
csd the
Commission Business
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
LII Is Il X l. ID y ANCEs
Cotton, aud all other ar,ic 'es OF Produce
CONSIGNED TO HIM.
W ne VIII also purchase merchandise for country
on ouer al q per cent commission and exercise his
pest judgment and taste IN the selection Goods From
ong experience IN mercantile pursuits wing ended
general business Of the southern states many
and the last i've this ciy hopes TO receive liberal
patronage. The utmost despatch unfnching adhe-
renee 10 asaructlons will be strictly observed.
u Office l56 Pearl ST., up stairs sl4-asit
Gregory's Vanilla Cream, Candy,
VI CAD-The above very Justly celebrated Candy can
now be had genuine. together with general mfnt OF
nges aud other Confectionery all OF refined
Vanilla Cream Candy. o43m~
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING
No. SIS BoWERY,
aols-oan. Next door 10 the geological Institute
MRS. IL HENHlETTA DAVIS,
NO. SOi BRoApwAS, New YoRK.
READY MADE LINEN, STOCKS, GLOVES
HOSIERY, PERFUMERY, &c.
N. u. Gen,lemen's Linen made order in the neates
manner os6-lms
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o~perstheres. jyxSfns
HSM 10 tET A' Apply fss s s.... e
noss $500 Ia. ao%.@T dss sss;.
.Ss P %s,s, psso and onf1s soss
s sHSsn ia af. .es
Sn OF NOVEL; Ssei N CO. '2 Chatham abb %ss ss..
eSanT RI, ,bo sap VII he rer Sosr Al ,he fr sa
long sod bort n.p, eoaag Of So,s and plain castor ys
70 get these bats np With the creates, elegance Of style and
blied p.rs, which hey viii deyis,e addition
umbrellas and splendid assortment Of canes consisting %
y q fancy and cher brushes jus, received by the Poland,
which they enabled 10 sell one,hrd ess than the usual
o243m. US Chatham opposite Rocsevcltst-
KvsrUN tnACKEi, BAk Forsae, IN.
house front four yesrs fro~s
chine aud ii he fixtures, wagon. he sales
s" 20. ol
bread and cake business in the city Adding The ser
year viii ease, opportunity .edm offered, With.
sores sss aoo" su e sugar and wa.r c,ssssr.
delivered ~ any part Of he city, For information enquire OF
ois.m. WILLIAM RoND.
., II. ss A. nss; a.s ,s,eS;
he bas received 10y late arrivals from Europe AZ eiegsa
.o@sn, = the sn.srmenonsd articles which he ossg for
Astral lamps. in gilt, brou,ed marble and glass pillars.
rich cot gIss. pan, and drops
hangins cha.le'l.rs for candies lrom 70 !" nrh@
Boob lamps e. drsyss rooms, o" . 60 % -
Elegant riantIe cand,stic pa'R and ornamei tai
n lar l'I sa a"L Is ." ~, d ss'a TO lights
,ais, va.h tables e,gsq,y Ps nsai e o'eoors
single aed double barrel percussion cwlng piece
pr ls.S sg'1 s orancb gs srut frsne
Tea kelse. sosisstsnis'k No y. '. wRnMs,
sf-.1.t Aisfh'n y.
MsroItsc"osG 4. n5SfPs CO. n !, ao sss
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Y
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
- DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather 81 Rose W God w riting Desks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

Tuscan straw Hats.
II BE ADVISED-AN who are about to purchase Tus.
car Legho or Straw Hatshe largest choice ofle finest
ara best goods In Tar the best shapes with the
may be found al t. BENEFITS straw Warehouse or Shoe
Room, No. 297 Broadway,
And also may be found this well establishments an
assortment Of fashionable Silk Hats and Dress Caps
low prices o25-lm+
NOTICE TO FlNEMEN,
And all others who wish keep their dry during the Ia
cemest season.
0T IL NEWELL "a Canal street respectfully gives no
tee that he has succeeded in manufacturing much desired
article,a
WATER PROOF BOOT
that he be perfectly npervous water which
he enabled 10 sell lin the
labor and matera the price of FIVE dollars per
pair. =
$500 oIo9m.
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NO. las.
OLD ESTABLISHED PAssAGE OFFICE.
Il - I'll IL
273 PEARL STKEET.

LIZ EMCtAnGE ON THE ROYAL BANK
EEE3 oF iRELAND.-PersOns sending moaey 10 their
-xsss friends IN ireiani scotan werhIv
accommodated with drafts the Ireland aval n
sight, the different inland Ireland scot
land and Wales Those residing in TIE country heir
mohey by post he letter post paid which win be puacuay
attended to, anu areceip the lice 81
South ROCHE BROTHERS J. co.
o5 9,ps
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25
,Lo, h,, cog nOO and s5 0OGo-

Law gives them but s25,OO0 and $4,000
Aud yet such is the practical operation Of
these odious Treasury Circulars. The prop
erty of the SERVANTS ~ increased, while
that of their MASTERS, THE PEOPLES
diminished Will the PEOPLE submit to
this.
Again, we say, Mr.. Van Buren, must pause
in his career. The DEMOCRACY OF
NUMBERS have never consented to his ele
vation. The PHYSICAL FORCE is in op.
position. Mr.. Van Buren is NOT the choice
Of the PEOPLE. lie cannot carry on the
same high-handed game with his predecessor.
Ii will not answer for him to denOuncc the
opposition as cla,norous, disnffectcd and fac
tiOus. They are disaffected, it Is true
clamofous, IL is true-bocause they are OPP
pressed Ivy grievances and wrongs to which
NO FREE PEOPLE will submit: but they
ure not tFACTIOUs-because their party CON
stitutes the MAJORITY OF THE PEO.
PIE. According to the received notions ot
the last eight years, the OPPOSlTlON-and
the opposition nly-ARE THE PEOPLE;
and il the expressions Of the Government
compel us to that demonstration, Mr.. Van
Buren, will learn to his sorrow, that the PEO-
PIE will not be tramplcd, abused and plum
dered forever. The time will come-nay
the time is at hnnd-whcn the doctrines OF
REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA-the America of
Henry, and Hancock, and Adams, and Wash.
ington-will be the prevailing doetrn's OF
the land when Faneoh Hall and the House
Of Burgcsses will again thunder their de-
crees and their rcsponses-and when an ar
btrary, corrupt and. oppressive Government
will be compelled 10 yield to the just de-
mands of the PEOPLE, or To submit their
dcstinics to the ultimate arbitranicnt OF
FORCE. This is not idle defamation. 1t
is the prevailing sentinenr-the universal
opinion--the fixed detrrminatIon-thc unal-
tcrablc resofse of the CITIZENS OF BOsToN.
They will be sustained in it by the PEOPLE
throughout the country. lnsnlied-ridculed
-mcnaccd .-dched--th"y may bc-.they
have bccn-by an odious aud accurscd Co
vernment but trampled. spurncd. wrongcd.
cheated, piundered THEY WILL NOT BE-
They have been rendered bankrupt Ivy the
prohgate policy Of the Government, aDt
have submitted in silence. Wrong on wrong
injury on iIiury-insult on insult-havt
been henped upon them--ond they have sub
mitted ~ silence. Their commerce has been
paru'. 'ed--their manufactures have beer
destroyed--thcir credit has been ruined--and
they have submitted in silence. And now
in defiance and in scorn of all their suffer
ings they are called upon to perform an I'M
POSSIBILITY. The period has arrived for
REsIsrANcE-and as surely rs there is sun
in heaven. r Resistance ,FORCIBl.E RESIST
ANCE WILL FOLLOW-if the Govern.
ment undertake the enforcement Of thci,
ABOMlNABl.E EDlCTS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25
WASHINGTON, May 16, 1887.

The Bank of Metropolis and Bank Of Hash-
ington Notwithstanding, the Gov.
ernment was to sustain these Banks and mes
senge's were despatched to the mint for that
purpose, still they have been obliged to yield
to the vigorous pressure made upon thcni.-
For the last few days the counter Of the bank
of the Metropolis presented strange scene,
the brutal negro, the bully ruffian, the impu.
dent cyprian, the nervous hypochondriac and
the delicate female were all blended in one
promiscuous mass, seeking specie for their
notes. All was well until this morning, w hen
the frightfu disclosure was made to the sur
rounding crowd that the Bank could no long.
ler pay in gold and silver-thongh handbills
have been issoed declaring they had ample
means TO answer any just demand.
Extract from the Bank Of Metropolis notice.
Resolred, That we do for the present. in
accordance with public opinion, suspend the
payment Of specie, to be resumed as soon as
change in the Banking operations of the
country shall render it practicable.
4 Resolved, That the conduct Of the private
deposi,ors in our neishborhood, with few ex-
ccptions, has been highly honorable, while at
the same time we repeat the solemn assur-
ance of our ample means, besides large sur
plus to answer every demand against us.
JOHN VAN NESS, President.
GEO. THOMAS, Cashier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25
THE CRASH.

Which has followed in the train of the
great Jackson experiments upon the currcn-
cy, has, after oil, commenced in the great
west-the very region into which the govern.
to pour oil the precious metals, and to keep
them there. The government drafts on tho
deposite banks at Natchez were refused pay
ment, and protested, as early ss the I'D ol
May; and the banks in that place stopped spe.
cie payment whole week before those ol
New York. II is idle, then, for The Globe
the Argus. Times, d I'd genus omne, TO pra,e
about the banks and the wings OF New York
in this matter. The government stopped
payment seven days before the Now YorE
banks.-(.E Y. Com. .fdr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25

Extra SESSION OF CoNGREss.-By refer
ence to a preceding column it will be notie-
ed that Proclamation has been issued by
President Van Buren,, calling an extra ses-
sion ofCongrcss, to be convened at the Cnpi.
tai on the first Monday in September. The
President has all at once learned, that great
and ,re'ghiy matters, claiming the considera-
ton Of Congress, has formed an extraordina-
ry occasion for convening them, to consult
and determine upon such measures as may
be deemed meet for the WELFARE Of the
country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25

THE PLAGuE.-We mentioned the other
day, (says the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser)
among other items Of news from Europe, the
alarm created in London by the speedy death
Of two laborers, employed about the London
docks, aud the sudden illness of some others
supposed or at least feared to indicate the
presence of the plague. The suspicion is one
of fearful moment, not only to England but
to us, and to all the world, and it behoves US
to inquire whether there is need for unusual
measures of precaation. The subject has
been noticed in Blackwood's Magazine for
April, from which we quote the following re-
marks:
While England swells with faction, France
with faction, Germany with faction, Spain
with faction, there n an enemy in the wind
that may yet summon the restless mind of
Europe to sterncr lessons. The plague is
declared to be extending its terrible circle
round the Mediterranean. In Constantine
pie, all seems horror-there it has ragged with
undated fury for six months, and the city is
,depopuating, hour by hour, from the double
effect Of death and fear. Seventeen thousand
Of the Greek inhabitants have fcd-the Ar
menian patriarch has lately delivered fifteen
thousand passports in the course of few
days, and the general population has been
thus din,@ shed by upward OF one hundred
thousand since last September. From this
centre of death, it has sprend Westward on
both shores. 1t is said to have reached Sa-
lonica on the North, and Tunis on the South.
How long it may be kept out Of Europe in
general, is a question of extreme anxiety.
Our perpetual intercourse with the Medi-
terranean ports, our criminal disregard Of
precaution, the still more criminal avidty OF
our commerce for gain, in all quarters. and at
all risks, render England more liable than
any other country to this most dreadful Of all
scourges. Nothing but the hand of Provi.
dence could have hitherto preserved Europe;
yet undoubtedly we have right to call upon
authority to protect us from the hideous haz.
ards of mercantile avnrice. One of the pa
pers mentions. a few days since, that we are
at this moment driving a trade with Constan-
tinople in rags for paper making, and that nc
less than thirty bales of those rags have been
consigned in one cargo. There can be scarce.
! ly a doubt that those rags came from the beds
and bodies of infection. The chief commu.
ncation Of the plague in all ages Mas behh By
! fragments Of clothing Can we regard our
selves as safe from this deepest Of all desc
lators, till such transactions are inquired into
and exposed?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25
YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY.

YESTERDAY AND TODAY.
The New York Committee asked Of Mr..
Van Buren,
]. A repeal Of the Specie Circular:
2. A delay in the prosec ution OF suits on
Bonds.
3. A Convocation Of Congress.
These requests Mr.. Van Buren, told them,
on the 4th Of May that he could not grant
He did not feel at liberty to interfere with
the Specie Circular; the law, the Secretary
told as, did not sutborise delay in reference
to the Bonds; and there was no necessity for
the Convocation of Congress-to say nothing
of the obstacles suggested by Mr.. Van Bu-
rem, and arising from the fact that some of
the States have not yet chosen their Repre-
sentatives, and arc not 10 do SO for some
months to come.
Fourteen days have elapsed, and what do
VIC see? ..
J. The Specie Circular first repealed it.
self, and was then repealed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
2. The samc Secretary has directed the
postponement Of suits on Custom-house
Bonds.
8. Mr.. Van Burcn has Convoked Congress
The orator of Roanoke described Edmund
Randolph as a-'chameleon on the aspen
always tren,bling--always changing What
better description is applicable 10 Mr.. Var
Buren,? Why could not these measures have
been granted 4 fortnight since, us well u,
now?-[ Alias.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-25
Thursday, May SJ, 1881.
Whig State Convention.

The Wing freemen Of the several towns IN
the State, are requested to elect Delegates to
the Convention to be held in Newport, on
Wednesday evening, the 2lst Of June next,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates to
represent this State in the 25th Congress OF
the United States. 1t is highly important
that every town in the State be fully repre-
sented in said Convention. Each town will
elect as many delegates as it is entitled to
Representatives in the General Assembly.
May 25, 1887.