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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
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r,OuENVIG INTELLIGENCE.
WtslII~aroS. Juls II.

WAsnINGroS :. Juls !.
ttRertr tnrBT.-Nc mentioned yesterday an
cxn.et,tian which was derived from tose Nhotn Ne
ban,l,, well advised that the Court would Yesterday
deli, er its opinion in the mandannS eass The eN-
n,c,,tion II seems was tutouHdcd. At the opening
at the Gaurf, Judge tR.scH. seeing that a number
Of prrsons had cone wi,ha We" oi hearing The oih-
i,u stated tmt the enumeration wis inaccurate.
Ic sa,rd Inrihrr that n"aty ,hrcs wcrks Ind bren
ai,rn To the Postmaster General Ia h'e his ans"e a.
full one week had been employed III arguing tie cast
aud II was not reasonable Ia expect thai the Court
could make up aud deliver lis opinion III ie" DAYS,
h,,na had scar 81, neris >Ion az reposr III the
mean time bun ,lftinr ever, hay. The s,nthor,i.s-
Ia h, examined we're NUMEROUS. aud the arguments
Ia he discussed man, and profound, which would
take much tnie ami rs II desirable TO do the
subject iull justice lor the sake al both parties the
Court would be obliged TO take mp moi' .ine.
Va. fuE
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f'cslrabic private Residence
ron SALE OR RENT,
'IsD F{K.7'yT9Fy S',lSp Sr,.,

si"@i III. subscriber wishes to sell or rom Tho
aI".,I House and Lot he occupies. .tun,ed ~
GOOD neg 'borhood on Third street. AL
The House has lately been made al,,o,, 49,, ""h'
ana convenient, with good yard and garden ;" ,i a.
aSo WISHES to sell his furniture witt. tho Ln,,. "
Is OF good quality, now and of the mos, n,o,h'.. "
ana the carpets all made to tit The rooms H. 'H'e
''' Se'''''s 10 renting and will sell cheap. p''-
Julx f.. y. ESTES
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The French Language.
VI IL. kkY CZI NSkI.
II POLISH EIIYE

T1ItOPOSES giving Instruction ia the FRENCU
l. LANGUAGE. HIS testimonials Ar. of The
highest responsibility. Application ma, b., made
to Mr. ). AT the Union Hotel, to Nh NowIip,
VIZ. roller, Dr. Holcombe the kcv. Mr.. Red o
h. Rey, +, G. Smith
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

u An anti Bank Contention convc ,ed AT Ear-
risbursh, Pennsylvan;s, on the 4th inst. but the
''''', ,~.en," F.!ted Since the delegates "e'' u
,ecl,1. i, has become uniashionable t" deno""'e
Bants. papcr money, &c. andthc '"e""'" .ss
o,,r,d without d,yislua any taet"s t" 'es'''e
UNCONSTITUTIONAL ru,,cucv Of old and silver
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\
>onr movements 81 'hc 'ostIHii''i' ~ -, "
~ announced III headquarters 'hn 'o'' ''' "'''"
'H 10 VI h'lo"h "no'He'''A' ~ n,,.
part "i tlic a"rn'> 10 whom my az '"''"'', ~
efs tiirit ne concerning "h'c,' We 20 NV " -, ~
loihdi"hb N some i'hrNPt'e" "i't''N"' : >, y "
lam quarter oil urn i't"'' 'u' '' - :, ~
the iit'i CLASS me ,o''""''S ''''''' 49,
'h''''t'on ihh "e "''' "'' ~ ~"
From HI -. Lo"'S HeP"~"d"' J4"' -
WM {. ANpEHsoN ofFi'E-' \irtp
SrNrIs fiNsi"N N"hNr' &c. y '''''' '''''"
o''''u- Ln,,,,o l,,rI, n,cun,cd
=, tllr aerne, of the tumlncrclal Bank of Cincinnati
Major anderson, rived from las station OF AGENT
"l tie lh'lnna'' "'l"Sl'' o'"" : '"s,2"
-'S'"' VI NV "'s' ~ 49, ' - - l;,,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
TO ROAD CONF

I'D ROPOSAI.S will be received by the Ho,,d -,
Directors of the Lynchbnrg and CauuLeII
"nn House ~ RNflAE COMPANY, at the
Office OF the President, in the toyn Of Lvuchb,rg o
the 26th day OF the present month"; tJnIy) for u.,
King and constructing Turnpike Road nom L,ucI
burg to Campbell Court lou>c. The rcpor,h, r.,
Engineer on the survey OF the road will be ,e,1, C
eNan''',1"n on TIE 2ltl after which time, (and pre-
'ns TO the DAY OF receiving proposals. the locaiion
will be showuto persons wishing 10 coni,,c,
NJ. W. DAVENPORT, President.
lie Lexington Gazette, (Na..) will please nnh.
llNh the abosc inside form, until I'M, os,h IuI 'l
forward the account 10 The office of the comp1n, t,
payment n n. Il WI
Jul, %. ;nn. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
l.is rnrooi., June Sd.

Tie news from London last high, WAS, thai the
Bank had declined rendering an, further ad 10 tll'
I.onlnn houses. aud II is sand tlla +. Nson y Go.
oil London have already stopped. The Cotton Mar
ket Yesterday was yer, blsk. salcs oi the week, 10
900 bags with an inn rovcncnt of I'D. Blu we fear
:lls will now be agaln lost
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

Shoot me descriers The Hartford &C onnecticun
LINES denounces, ny name, Messrs. Peters, Fooe.
Huntington, Wiley Belts, Baldwin, Isaacs, Perry
ana boar'inan, deserters from The PARTY in that
'hefe are thousands of such men, not only in Con-
nectcut, but thtough bout the Union, who are about
TO rally under the flag ofthe Constitution, in o?Pos'-
ton to the disorganizng and despotc dogmas Of the
Van Buren, party. Ligh, begins 10 dawnupon tho.
country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

and diminished consumption. tnd The continued ~
pre h.nsion OF further bva,, failures M tins COUNT,
as we'll as in America. Let confidence be "uce re-
st,,ed in bgfh countries then shall have better
yr.,nd ta hope. partcularl, should large quaint
Z, of Cotton be kept bach IN the l. States
The import OF all sorts oi Cotton into tie Ming
dom since the lst January amounts Ia e3o'Soo a
eainst l.j5 400, and OF American We ha'" received
4s2 ooo against 3a3 ooe red. up To tins Time last
wear The stock 1T this port. as at present "stnat.
r,l amounts 10 about $40 900, against It'll 900 held
this time in 1896. and Of American separately We
,pp,ar 10 have about 81 1900, against $1,000
bales.
Our corn market Yesterday WIS Hat, owing ehieil,
10 the 6nenc,s oi the weather, which Is no" id'"fabe
for the growing crops.
Upland Cotton or,linar, Inidllus TAR. ,i"73 +;
Orleans do do isaai Mobile do do iid1i; lsnhr'-
see do do 1 Sea island nominal.
The sales Of cotton the last three days arc about
IL 600 bales Tor the first Two DAYS the previous sales
were fully supported, and IN man, cases n small ad
vance obtained but Yesterday the market had q'i-
ct feel about II.
lst June-1'hc sales the last two days about 1000
,aies At pretty steady prices.
IsERPooi. June !.
The sales oi futinn tins week are 10, go bales,
a,d OF American ~ follows w 20 Sea Island nj
l.a2od; 20 do stained. Id. G-6o upland, Al is"'a
-tn0 Alabama. al Had; 1910 Orleans. AT 1iasd
w quot, the current prices TO day upland 'bd;
ORLEANS, 74a-d. There has bcrua very general de
mand tlrouc hout the Whole OF the week, aud III,
sales considerably exceed any previous wcck this ,rat
The buyine has occasional, hceu rather animated,
and although pretty ifc.l, met on the pat "i the
holders, IN advance has been established ri ul IL Ill
IN ID upon American descriptions, the better k,udS
of which are scarce. whist HE mirrl"f are sui len-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
SoL TING CLOY,yS

y ""'p assortment of Boiling clorLs az,
sale b, .II.r<I'''"'''P' y ,ne he,
MAY. l-i5 IA M 2 10 . lo
-.nA e. RWELl
NV ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

A3iaf ~ III
July are to be !
.nent. We feel
catering hope .
ultimate tr'Iiii |
the Wings see .
which contra'
their opponen
tone whenever
National Polii
Experiment.
the country. ;
presumPtuo''s
those who ,aii
currency, ~
aud silver ~ !
the oyer-sanst
The most Ia
lie sentiment,
drunk in Anne
mia, which. A
,l,oro,ir!ll, ia,
to relinquish Il
Tor the Hero o
only bin lie tn |
acts, but even
the choice oI h
Virginia, so l."
led, hu 'llhc
tered and bou
Odd Dominion
whole South ir
al. worship ii
Il needs bnt ti
y.rted voice, a
awoke a resist
ni,zed, TO elIec
A., .;,c. an,
frod'len so'it'
forth ,hi. VOC |
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-. ,,on
'io Nc" "''
b, " hich re-
ordinate oilic
ava, NV
''''tLue" ".
anon. three
.,.u farther, g,
=,
''"
III 70 hlaa.
The People
'''
al 10 'eh'"'
" hose agent
the keolna,ir
,l,-s. tl,i,,.S
L...,
wv NV '' "
llsi''
l'iH h''''
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

.N1r Redyea far he PftSSare.-A postmaster in
Burlington County thinks General Jackson the clcat-
est lnan that lived, and in support oi tliat Opt
MON, recently remarked To a gentleman" Only
look at the short time he has been out OF office, and
ste hat difficulty The country has got into already -
.Ntmark .iduui>or.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

t;ESEu,L ! AcKSuN. The curious in such mat
may the cushion, which tor eight Years. has
bad the homer ot supporting the weight Of that DIS
tingt,Shrti old koulal. SAGE and mancicr. N Mr..
Augustus +. Cmncvers upholstery store No. l33
Broadway Tor a tcw DAYS. 1t has been sent to
be new covered for liur Van: at,d without running
any pin into ii, Ne should think Maity viii ind It ri
thrr uncomlurt able for the short tame be la, To oc
cnpN II. y. i. lle'cdHiae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
MARKETS..

correspondence Fl lie y. y. jovrnatef Commerce.
-, LIrERPooI, 3lst May. 1897
We experienced decided improvement IN ou,
'tton Market last week with little exception W.
good demand, accompanied by an improved
mug. and both spectators and the trade purchas
a. u they thought we had touched the lowest :
which view Of our case trust viii be realized.
&c sales OF the week are 20, $50 bales of which
cuiators took about 400 American, export buy
about 900 do, 45o Brazil and 1900 Sura,, leaving
~ @1'ooo bales Tor the trade. The inferior aud
die sorts OF American went off at an :,dvanc. -,
Il. per ID. The better qualities remained much
Z. hey were The chief sales made in upland and
,ie we've from 81 to Cd, and in Orleans from IA
l. Our present sales, it must be admitted. are
crate; and mightIe us to hope for some small
nee upon !hen but to check extra,agan, ex-
a''ots' we have only TO point 10
AZ our large stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

EuIGnA<rs aEruGxiHG...'tht difficulty OF oh
tanning employment, pHd mahine suitable arrange
men, oihci future comfort, has induced near geo
cini.rans return to their native l4omr, within IA
few day. From 900 Ia l.0ti0 are now ready To fol-
low aud will sal IA shout time. The most OF them
have bcen here but two three weeks.
y. \. Etcn. P"st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

MORE ACO\IfS.--tiovcrlor Riincr Lately
wrote To MIR. Bildic - We want S200ooU to con
tnue oar mpros cneutS, and want II n per ccnt.
Can we have it-and when !" Old Nick replied {:
i" lcr--oby 30y." Shorj, but sweet.
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June
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28
GOOD ADVICE no A FARMER.

Many years ago, said quaker friend,
who told US The following anecdo,e, many
years ago, a brother Of the celebrated Ben.
jamin West, who had been cooper IN this
city, man Of sense aud sterling integrity,
purchased farm some miles distant out OF
the city, which had been suffered 10 oyerIun
with briers and bushes. He was for short
time considered by his neIghbor farmers as
very far from being as wise as Solomon or
even themselves, but in few years his was
the best aud most productive farm within
fifty miles around him, aud his fame as
farmer spread far and wide. Que day
man came TO him who was DESTROYS Of i'm.
proving his farm and asked ban how he
should do Il. Go home, said Mr.. West,
aud make five or len acres as rich as thee
wants, aud come TO me aud | will tell thee
what TO do next. But said the farmer,
have not manure enough to do that. Very
we'll then, 20 aud prepare three acres, two
acres, or one acre IN The same way, but
what thee undertakes, DO well. The far.
mer, SAID our friend, perfectly comprehend.
ID the advice, and what is unusual, practis-
cd upon aud benefited by it, leaving al hts
death one OF the best farms N the country.
TO and do thou likewise. PhiiGd Herdid.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28
A6RIcuLTURE Is An ART.

Man j. the artist, the soil his laboratory
- manure his raw material animal strength
and machinery ms powef-air, heat, and
moisture, hts ageuts--and gram, roots, fruits
aud forage his product.
Agriculture Is SCIENCE which teach.
IS tic artist the best node ol illung 20 and
improving hls laboratory -ins,rucls hun ~
the props rtl"s and economical use Of his
raw materlai-leafns h,n how best to APP.
ply hls po~cr and 10 profit BY his agents
aud thereby enables hlm greatly abrid,e
his labor md multiply hts products.
The art teaches the hands 10 do-the
science ,rhai 10 DO, aud hap 10 do. Art Is
the sail winch pfopeis the shlp-scleucc
tho compass which directs her course.
Anhpal the sali. The ship would mol " 70
ahead, 3iih.ul the compass, her course
~.il be crratic, AID tie profits Of The ,uk
age doubtful. With sal aud compass. her
ptogtess wlll 81 "onaard, her course d
rect, aud bet voyage prosperous.
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r. j. HoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

Two DOLLARS, if paid In advance.
two Dollars aud Fifty Gents, If not paid within
Iet months.
three Dollars, IL not paid until the end Of the
i failure 10 notify the Editor Of irish TO dis.
onilaus at The sad Of che year. riti Be eOasidsred
!, a nep engagement
acknowledgements inserted at the usual rates.
arents-Major r. VI. Cochran is appointed al
,eat lor the Journal. and is authorized To receive
s',eg aud give receipts IN my name. T. j. H..
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

yoat- lad, should never be satisfied
With gettln. through Ntth a Ting, some
hus % other she should know hgw She
Jld II, 'siy she has Guue il, and Shat j. l!,e
5esi ray Il dHa1 il. she should u~c her
thoughts ia all her cmplosmcAts. There
j. aIsaNs j ues, way Vi doug every thin-,
aud however tua.u- the occupation, tins
3at shooId Is DESCRIBED Ii is he want u
a habit II obserraina, Which makes some
people - lett handed add awkward 4t5u,
every thing they undertake. There is a
u",brt subject Guile a. important. me1n
habits II sftctigH. ! aung persons should
* accustomed ID lDuk into their own hearts,
70 * very sure ahat motives they act from,
ard nhAt feelings lhcy indulge. 1t Is a
god MAXIM, Every niorueg 70 thtua What
~o bese 10 Be, and every evening 10 thlok
= a4t NC haze DONE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

4 good idea,--Among the petitions pre-
scented TO the Legislature OF Pennss wanna,
lew DAYS ago, was one, praFlHg that the
vagran. law may bo extended TO tho Abol'
tloalsts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

Nar ray IF applying Lecch"-" Wei,
ms good woman, sad the doctor, chow :
your husband 10 day Deter, no Doubt
20, ycs. surely = said the woman, IL
is as weI as ever, and gone 10 the feld.
II thought s." continued the doctor.
"a The lecches haze cured hun. Wonder
lal effect they have. You got the eeches
ri course
/ "Oh, YES, they did him great deal Of
good though be could Not take them all, y
, Take tt,cm oil Why my good Woman,
how dad YOU apply them -
| "OA, managed nicely said the wifi,
+ booking quite coutcntcd with herself " For
yaftct, : sake, bold one half aud made
~ OF the other. The first he got down
very well, but the second made hlm very
slrk But What he took vas quite enough, v
continued she, seeing some horror 10 the
doctors couuleuauee, for he was better
/ the next morning, and to day he Is quite
wclI."
q" umph ~ said the doctor, with saplent
shake OF the head. "lf they have cured
hlm, that Is sufficient. but they would have
been better applied externally"
The woman replied that she would do SO
The next time; aud doubt not that II ever
lato throws score OF unfortunate lceches
,uto her power again, She will make poul-
tee at them.
( Extraordinary instance Of Fertilization.
Married, IN Mount Vernon, OHIO, on
Wednesday morning, the 25lh ult. by the
Rev. A. Il. Hard, Mr.. Dan STONE, former
Is editor OF the Mount Vernon Gazette, to
Miss EtGzABgru FMReuLp.
From Dan b Bershrbl, let Il now b. made known,
1hatu maid III her bInpm was converted Ia None
Vet a trou,ga she lives 10 her fate reeoneiled,
Though before she was only very tau tAt'd.
4 good i1ea,--Among the petitions pre-.
scented to the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
lew DAYS ago, vas one, prafRg that thu
vagran. law may bo extended to the Abol
uuniSts
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

Prepared 10 give an honorable support to The
inst measures OF his administration, let US waieh
with care and resist with frmness the exercise Ok
all Unauthorized or dangerous powers
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-04-28

To The People Of The Teah Congressional District
Of North Carolina.
Washington, March 10, 1897.

Washington, March 10, 1887.
FEILow.C CITIZENS The Constitutional term Of
the 24h Congress having expired. feel it my du
~, as usual, to submit Tor your consideration, a
brief review Of It's proceedings. | shall begin
with the
FINANCES.
The balance in the Treasury on
the 1t OF Jan. lo35, was Sc, SIS Il
The receipts during that year we're
from Customs l9.39l.3l 80
From Public Lands, H,1j7,600 -
From dividend. and sales Of United
States Bank stock, 569,25O 81
From other sources. 1ll,og4 "a
Tho.e, with the above balance, ----
make an aggregate Of 4i,32,gi5 -
The expenditures during the same
year were, l7,573IH Sc
Leaving balance in the Treasury ----
90 the lst January, 1896, Of 26,1iy, s03 SO
The receipts INTO The Treasury during
tie year ,3G. we're from customs %, 10000 50
From Public Lands, 2i,o71l7J 90
from dividends aud sales Of United
states B4as stock, 32r,GI 81
From other sources, 31l.sll 81
Which with The balance in the Urea
sury on the Is, Jan. i-36, make
az aggregate u 75,6669lo s.
The expenditure for tic year 1856
we're 2.,775,229 j.
Leaving balance in the Treasury -----
on tha tfst Of Jan. 81. OF 46,.Jl ISL 70
To be distributed among tie States
according 70 The provisions 81 tie
DepoaI.e act Vi lest, 81 i6-, $50 81
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dan'ry--lgpornnce | can bear with.
- junction; but the Alteration Of learning
P'e' me fit of the spleen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
BY "A. G.. CHADWICK.

TERMS-THE CALEDoNIAN will be published
weekly at $500 per annum, at 81 so if paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
as advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages arcpaid, except at the option of
the publisher.
I5Advertisemens will be inserted for the Gus
tomary prices Persons are requested to state the
number of weeks they wish their advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

to rust as he had fields of fall wheat smortly
stricken with rust both sides of his patch OF
spring wheat, while that was totally uninJured."
We may here remark that in those sections of
this state where the winter wheat has suffered
the most from rust, the spring wheat has, except
in few partial instances, wholly escaped, the
straw being unusually bright and fine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

Mr. Hoffman Of New York, in the course of his
speech in reply to Pickens on the sub-treasury bill,
proposed that this bill should no longer DO called
tho "Divorce Bl;' but that 1t should be designa-
ted ly its truly descriptive appellation the 'Matr
moniaI Alliance Bill" 81 will call it, said Mr..
H., "the bill of marriage fatal to the purity 81 in
tegriiy of governments fatal to the Constitution
under which live fatal to the liberties, the hap
piness and the prosperity OF the people.'L
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07
VOL. 4. no. IA.

vded cellars and places strewed with straw, to
which they conveyed those wretches who were
overwhelmed with intoXication; in these dismal
cnverns they lay until they had recovered some
use of their faculties, and then they had recourse
TO the same mischievous potion. The price of
gin at that time was sixpence per quart.-Londom
as al IS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

quit thelrretreat, till all doubt of the possibility
OF INJECTING others was more than done away.
In the course of six weeks they were man and
wife; and my acquaintance told me, not as MANY
days ago, that they were still living and pattern
oflove and esteem
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-07

like ancient Israel you shall not many years long
er be "withont a KING to reign over you"-to
deliver you among the nations from the reproach
of Pu'tanesna, Democracy and Republication
ARATUs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
Second Day.

The polls closed las evening after one OF the most
animated contests that ever took place IN New efR
Yet spite of the prevailing spirit not near so many
yoles were taken the first day OF the election IN
1924. Several thousand of the Wings have not and
will not vote They are satisfied that the Wing tick
ct is disgrace to the character Of New YORK, ana
they are tired and disguised with the whole proceed
inps. Whatever force has been brought up has been
by great coaxng and nhmid alton. The following IS
,he s,ate Of the polls, as ascertaned by one of our
nr;v,te Expresses which scour the city every two
hours
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07
r. j., 5o lR34 If1au 1857 Estimated nlnjorit 1887.
20,llI l4,276

This is the first days result; and on the first day
the Wings always do their best. Yet the Liberals
p.ust not relax 1t is not sufficient to beat the whole
Usurers ticket, but they must be defeated by
,,b,y,r;no majority Gideon Lee and Preserved
Fish have both gone over to the Usarers but they
carry nothing with them but bag Of old clothes
each. All the naturalized ctizens-all the fremen-
all the independent cerks-a the friends of freedom
vote for the Liberal ticket. Today and tomorrow the
Liberals expect to swell their majorties to thousands.
Come to the polls-ceme to the polls Delay not
delay not