Southern telegraph., 1837-05-30

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seaeg oya fsaefel asl Fs4 Bgrzl rs5B}sI
a' hometl-Ths Charter election in the
City &C A.bany, the bead quarters Of the
Regency, has just Terminated, ia the utter
overthrow of lho reisnjug dynasty. We
copy thc following statement drom the Alba. !
ny Daily Advertiser;
Al}aey Elections The Psrercv Drosirais
at home The Cdgill of The STATE dis.
Catirallrd!-YRe ooice Of tSe peogle
heard through Tie bIIloi bor!-The res
Possr IF Aibday 10 Ncsr Yors!
Oar charter election clused last evening.
The Wings have carried the city-phe lion
hos hcen bearjei in his den-and the Pre-
Sident will now learn what the city Of Alba.
ne aallng residcncr, thinks of his mca-
sures May The lesson teach him 5rboar-
ance and humilily--may il teach hlm that
The common veal ought to be his object, in
Ste1d Of ohstina'e persistence in tyranni-
cal policy. 0m ALBANY has spoken in
kngnage not to be misunlcrstood-andh her
rebHke Of the mad measures of an infamat-
CO administration is signal and serere. The
people of the L. States will now see how
the President stands in what was once his
strong hold, and they may take a lesson
FROM this triumph Of principle over party
feelings. The good work will not stop
here-ihe wave Of refrm is rolling, aud i
will spread from city to city. and from town
70 town. until the whole EaPIRE STATE is
rcgrneratcdl
From the returns it will be seen that we
have carried, s Aldermen and s Assistants
--and the Van Buren party have two AL
dermen and two AssIStan,s--giying US lG
tod! To these folr add, the Mayor and
Recorder, and it leaves l6 Wings to 6 Re.
gcncy men in the C0mmpn Council Of Al. |
hanl! In the Fourth Ward, and "as roes |
The FOURTH WARD, so goes The State !m-a |
prophecy which has always been fulfilled
we have carried our Aldermen and Assist
ants BY an average majority of 80. The
Van RaTen mnjority in this Ward Inst fall
On the Electoral ticket, was l05. Here is
Z change.
GENERAL RESULT. Wing average ma
orlty IN the City on tho Common Council,
Sl3--at the general election last fall the
Van Buren, majority in the city, was 3d.
making change of SIX HUNDRED and
SIXTY SEVEN!!!
The following editorial remarks of the
New York Express on the result of con-
erence between committee Of New York
merchants, and the President of The United
States, we believe to be a fair index oil
he tone of puLlic sentiment in that great
ity, at this crisis:
THE MERCHANTS MEETING.
great, Il mighty multitude assembled
ast evening in the Masonic Hal, to hear
he report of the merchants Committee.
.ho on Saturday returned to this city from
Washington. The two speakers were Mr.
saac 5, Shono, who dwelt upon the iIlcpnli-
y the OF Treasury Circular, and its fatal in
1enre IN beginning the destruction ofalll
nnhdencc, and Mr. Bryan, who, among
lher things, narrated some particulars of ,
he meeting ofthe Committee with the Pres.
dent of the United States.
The official proceedings of tho mcetipr
re spread out below. They do not in our +
pihln emhody halflhe strength and moral +,
nergy ofthe feelings of the city, and sure
'o are, they lag far, far behind the tone
nd temper of tho timas. Are the mer- $
hantS broken down in their spirits? Are t
hey to he pitied, as the Globe saith2 No ,
ctIon is proposed! No Recommendation u
oes forth! A big gun is fired, and the
art'eS scamPcr off! Twenty thousand a
len march up hill, and twenty thousand Il
zen march down again! Thus do we but :
'ebly express the dissatisfaction of nine Il
,n'hs OF the people who were adjourned at d
laSon'c Hall last night, at quarter before O
inc O'clock. /
II the merchants of this city expecta few d
eSoIutions, even if they are peppered all n
'er, to have any effect upon the Kitchen G
"D."c' dt washington, they know little or II
'thlng OF the materials of that refined dc. If
lriment of the government. AS long as b
ey can lick up the crumbs of the Treasu. 7
!, much moro roll among its Ioaves and II
hes, something stronger than pepper is d
( essary to touch that appetite of theirs. n
" what did the committee 90 to Washing "
NJ To ask for the repeal of tho Treasu- II
Circular? Why, every body knows not b
lv that Van Bnren dare not repeal that h,
rcullr as long as the breath ofIife is in |,
en-. Jackson's body, but Congress as Con- c,
eSs and then about thirty Van Buren, Sen. h,
'rs as friends, with a majority of 4 to2
the Cabinet, ordered, asked, an begged c,
repeal, but that Van Buren dare not Il,
've The invitation to assemble Con. re-
ess IS laughablo one to the Kitchen Ca II
Jet, Congress! Why Congress is SIMON. Is
r "!--Congress IS one Of Nick BiddIe's of
op! Congress is imperhnent!. Congress h,
es into government affairsL-This Ki:ch- hi
Cabinet, any dav, had as lief see the !,