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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
nR. VANDENBURGH,s FEMALE RENO.
- WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An eflecua re.

NEEDY for suppression rreguary and all where
does not have her regular and proper
N. Is. Not to lie taken during pregnancy.
Sold only by Mrs. BlRD Midwife and Female Physi
clan, No. 7 Division ST. New York.
also her celebrated Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, safe and efectual remedy.
excellent remedy for nipples, prepared and
sold as above fs3m
hR. kOBERTS' POO MANS ERIE, =
~ This Ointment specific the affecting eruptions
and hunors that often break chnaren after vaecna-
ton fer the Cow Pox and which have hitherto baed the
u the Faculty.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
NATHAN r. GRAHAM DruSpist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

The'folowing conundrums were perPesraied IN NE
gallery today.
Why" said Mr.. W, 10 friend near hm. : ~
the House of Representatives like q burial grounA y
Because" said his friend il coatsins Graves.
But why is like the Temple of Solomon
Because" replied W, "it has Van IN H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
"Ambubaiarum Coegia Pharns copoloe Horace.
war net with Physicians but with Quacks

war not win Physicians but with Quacks
THE AFFLICTED PUBLIC,S GUARDIAN
Il DR. WILLIAM EVANS, Member ofthe ROYAL College
of Surgeons in London, and for
tioRe this city begs leave the consideration OF
the public that he continues with unerrng
the various nedhcaons s disease that flesh heir TO- His
the treatment Of syphilis and O. their pr-
mary FORMS and in their appalling secondary vtaons
on by the abominabe administration VI specific medicines,
and paHaceas containing The murdeous
Of mercury and other noxious ngredientsJ has been
admitted by thousands What be more awful han
the ravages made on the constitution by The isiudcous
blusders # mechanics, who jump from the insignif-
easce Of their benches into the dignity Of Doctors
ulcers and erupons Of the skin, painful sweinps and
aneiy loss or stiffness of the joiR Of bones
which like the bark of a ee called exoatioD
phagedenc distractions of the mouth palate
hideous chasms which destroy face dvne;
glee structures OF the urshra producing tuus openings
in the perneum, OF the bladder death Such
things have occurred under the ldicous benign
treatment OF DIR. Evans.
DR.. Evans gives his minute attention to general COM
plants more particularly 10 those of females such droPsy,
hysteiia, owness of spirits, descent uterus.
suppression and nlon the aged
and all other complaints de pending female
health "
The decacv and secrecy observed the most
efectua remedies administered for all the diseases Inv
DIR EVANS, lee Chatham ST.
III Physician In constant attendance O'clock A.
M. l0PM. a4-Im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

NJ The Earl of Gosiord and suite, consisting of
oliver wolcou Esq. late Civil Secretary of Lower
Canada and lady and two Aides de Camp, sail in the
gallant acket ship Toronto, Captain R. Grswsld for
London on Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
"ssss quibas u sasyra videsr simis .o~rv
j am eautisn 70 quscks
REWARE, BEWARE OF

- PR.TENDExS TO MEDICAL KNSWnmA ME
DIX WILLIAM EVANS grateful public cr ~ -
coincidence which they have been pesses in &
IN testimony OF his gratitude, he begs assure IN. ano
ne mas received more patients through adyer nss
Gusts than from the devaons OF the usted from 20
Dr. EVANS knowledge Of medical surgical pracc y.
oeen derived from the be schools KnS
and SEQ and-he not therefore clased with me- yr
rant OF these Important cieHces-men who scarcely Abe ~
sx the sign manual have brought pr pudor!D half
starved ard quarter educated asprans for fame 10 pu M
love Of gold. 'a"ss' VI
Dr. Evans processes have certain specific
he treats the Proeus like Vsssss according 10 The n.,nra
OF the complaint and pecuares Of He nsex
not specihc drops, mercury nor ,hen
largely on the mis- cradle victims
by advertised ANTI Mercua medicine Just like The mnrdey
e wao amer ne has knocked the brains of fellow crea
lure pretends that he has replace them MANY
OF he martyrs the above abcmnabe treatment las can Re
proved 10 the satisfaction of the publicly sought for ana
found ree al 100 Chatham persons whether
professional or not at the Office OF Dr.
Evan ana they will ad that his medicines have beer cd
ecied without any regard expense up
70 ne OF me best European and American Dispe asa
Besides delicate diseases Dr. Evans has carefully and uc
cessuy attended 10 the hum an
such as apopexy epilepsy tic scroua diseases
OF the heart and lungs dyspepsia ndgeston goui rben
ma'lsn. and the spurious OF
mesenterca Of chdren and the diseases Of married and
mar ied females. ~ my ''-
90 DR.. Evans Office is at 100 Chatham ST.
~ A Physician In attendance from 8 A. al. 10 10 r NJ
a4-lm = 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

n s; !, u! e: :ss; i's FRO" Kings
The hip ORBIT. Warren FOI m:..er. vn sail
10Th Deeember, isth January
Nth FEBRUARY, 18Th March,
lo,S June, isI July,
Tn. sup ;s% CATER 'oo r Crane s $.sf sail
10th November, 18Th December,
issS S iMss"aa'' ish April
Isth May, 18th June,
10Th July, 15th August
and BY experienced masters Their aeeommods
peas rsele seas seSss ana STORE are farn.Iea IN he
ss
s,sioe s.eer.gs passage & For ,sr-s ofrrigs, sppy'o
Ja CATER / TYRRELL. Ki.rs,en. jam
"a FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The LOUIS ava
Nss Yos and New
asd TO insure the stctes pun,uslity IN the time Of saag
Ship LoTisvIILE, Capt Palmer, L. jan
ship nUNTsylLLE, Capt EIdridve, lsb Jsa.
ship vICksBURg, Capt woosLouse, 18th Jan.
sSip YAzoo, Cart Tr.sh ss,s FeS
fastened AID copperrd and upwards Of bsrhes-
OF very light drsn Of water being built 10 this city,
heir eaiss srr aed on the most improved and
plan .sa Tor rhed neat and esgan, STYLE Anple s,cres
the comfort Satisfaction of passengers These pack
e. are by wei -. - ss 'ss
eomn-dste They will At ell times be lowed and down
observer IN lie time 81 SAILING Neither the ownrrs
OF these will he rousb jevelry bun precious
iS.e the same and te ,herr. s,p,s.ed
'om"'ss'os For fr,,gh, ., g.r's,: ,Pp,y,o,
freight received after the Saturday evesng to
the day DISABLING. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

AN ORpEAL-The third trial of Richard II. White,
for burning the Treasury building will commence at
Washington on the first Tuesday in June.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
LIVELIHOOD AMI NEW YORK CON
EkCIAL INE PACKETS.
ia IA iii III
REgrjIAR COMMITNICAT

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
Remtances and drafts with freight and passage and
from Great Britain and IreIapd-R9CHES COMMERCIAL
LINE. The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their ends
with them the bringing out Of ther families
and friends by the early spring shps-he hrs Of which w
running Liverpool the la February 1883
and will continue regularly every week asrwsrds
aordng eants the most desirable and eligible convey
Ancc they car have.
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
having heretofore been great and just csuse ri complaint
the subscribers desrous OF removing by despatch
vessel every week from Liverpool TO erect the perms
of such regulations In Their days OF ssng
will give spre satisfaction 10 Shipper snd s further m
ducement for them 10 give preference W their LINE over all
transient vessels guarantee they shall invariably
sail The appointed day, full not FULL and ahe freight
when opposed transient vessel nj such rates ~ will In
sure the support and preference 20 shippers by this Line
The esmers employed for the convenience 81 their pssa
Liv, rpoo Of the FIRST clarunning regularly
every day from the dfeEept OF Ireland and SCOTLAND
convenience o Importance To those residing o. The out
port.
In relation 10 ressee their drsns and pos, sctescn the
Bank of Ireland paid al sight, free ~ discount
charge and coustybs sides n the nlssd
erng the HANK of ireland notes
inconvenience only by this establishment
Thsir dras well passage ORDERS be by
the regular packets fling the ls hh eh and 18th oi
IN Those residHg In the country
address by letters (pest paid) which will be punctusy ~
tended Further particulars cas- be sscertsned on sppss
ito. a. VI south street New rern ~u~,s.co
d4s-5ms ROCHE BROTHENs u CO.
IA PASSAGE FnOM SLIGO-A hra rate
103 ship will SAL from sligo on about the l5,h April
-nert and can accommodate nsmser OF passengers In
either cabin
EOr freight OF passage, sgy,y 'eeo,rrrR ,.s v,o,,.
b. Persons wishing remit money 70 their friends
j2R ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

DUFF GORDON sHEHHY WINES.
DIJEG fsspr DON T. CO. No. 70 Broad e. ohrr for
sale eh.ce assortment ofth sherry wses Of their ewn
br,,d In csss, enhed 10 deh~sture
Also few quarter 81 exquisite Amosehado, Psade
Brown sherry Vintage, 1885, mpeted cap esy tor
private m%<W'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
MOBILE PACK ETs.

IA MOBILE Packets.
(xyk Snip rDWlNA, the W q. West. master.
- ship HECTOR, D. = Post, master
Ship LpRENA, ,. Urquhsrt, maser.
Ship TUsKINA, N. W. Post, master.
Ship ALBANIAN, W. D. Lace master.
SHIP RUSSELL BALDWIN, J. N. Magma, msssr.
ssfp JUNIOR w. ~ willisrrs master
Ship ELISHA ID EkisON y West, master.
ship ST. JOHN, q. n. Hitchcock, master.
The line viii consist of nine ships which will enable
despatch three vessels mou,h when the trade Requires it,
esessrs are Of the first class built expressly for the trade,
ofne b.a m.,eras oopp~res and copper fastened with
sve ard handsome accommodations and rded by
EerSnced mssers and will sail puscuay az advertised.
when tho day 81 sailing sns Sunday the ship win sail on
the hosssy following The prize passage us without
liquors Al goods forwarded 70 the viii be shipped
iH 3 D. HURLsUr 4 co. - souss street
The subscriber has opeped In the building
~ rear Of Sunday Morning. News oacs spsr,mert hand
soaeIy fitted - for Chess Playing.
eseen play ~ish the game are respect
hnllv isvted ecafa and see the arrangements
The nehers Club auend the meet
ipes every Saturday e~eaing ia o'clock.
twtvuece through Cresker's Exchange Ose No "a Ana
Amsrrso Nvsspnl hBh. BhssFoRD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

PUBLISHED DAILY nv
JAN nc q Il ID NJ n n MIN EFT,
NO. II ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvER rIsINe-Tbe extensive e,rco,,,io..
o. the HEAD both IN town and conrtry make supernc
cbaHsel for aavertisers
= ros TWELVE LIrss, on LESS
Gay, Tg Gays So days. 81 70 dsys,H
s.. 100 ). is $. a'S Il. 80
roR EIcur LINES, on LFss
weeks " months, " 90
month, 90 months, 10 90
W Al advertisements be paid their n~~rios.
Advertisements inserted In the WEEKLY HERALp 81 20
per square every Insertion.
MoRrpre HssALp-ssoesevery morning., except sunosy-i
PRICE two cents copy Country subscribers FURNISHED -
the sane rate, for specific PERIOD remittance In sd
vsrce No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
EVENING HssALD-sued snrvpeon 81 One o'clcs b.
Price cory Country subscribers Furnished
the same rste-easb ~ advance.
alock-frice 81 copy Furnished 10 country subsr
bers ~ % per supun,, IN advance.
CosssrorDsrrssrs requested 10 aooress their letters
~vss Gorde~ Re~~s, Proprietor and Edor and al Letter
on business be post psf.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

LIZ NEW YORK AND LONDON PACK
9TH ETsTo sail the 10th and goth Of every month
~ This line of packets will hereafter be composed OF The
following ships which will each other In the order IN
which they Misunderstanding punctualy, from New York
and Portsmouth, the and goth and from London
the 7h nth and 9th of every month"; throughout the yeav
NEW YORK. LNoDoN PoRTsM
s,, sr ,,,vs w. }5sa; FEB Feb ~ Fe6. %
Sept Oct II [ Oct 20
Jan. 10 Feb 81 Mar.
Sept 10 Oct. 81 Nov
SIMULTANEOUS r,. rr,oo s9n n1r 1 M1y 10 10
sup ' "'' "i'''' septss Nov y Nov. 10
SFeb. MARI Mar. 20
0''N''p' Oct. i (Noyi7 Nov. 20
FEEBLE Mar,27 April
ship QUEBEC, J. ii. Hebard, JunsiO July q Aug !
(Feb. 20 Aprl7 April 10
Oct 20 Dec. Dec 10
Mar 1 April CAPRICE
Ship PHILADELPHIA Morgon, July Aug. II Aug. 20
Mar. 10 Apr q May !
Nov. 10 Dec.N Jan
Ship PRESIDENT, Chadwick, July 20} SeRt7} Sept 10
Nov 20 Jan. 2 Jan. 10
April ! Mayl7 MAY 20
Dec jan II Jan. 20
(Aprill0 May27 June ]
SHIP TORONTO H. ers"'d' b bes 10 Ss PP27 PsS
{Apr 20 June Jun. 10
Dec 20 Feb. \ Feb 10
These ships Of the class burhen
and commanded by able and experienced navgators
Great will be taken that the beds Nc Of the
best description The price OF cabin passage fixed at
Sl4 for each adult which includes wines and liquors Nel
Their the captains Of these packets will be espon
be tor letters parcels packages sent by hem unless
regular bills Of ladiag signed therefore Apply
- JOHN GRISwOLD, 70 south St or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
LIyEEPOOL PACK ETs.

~ LIyEEPOOL PACK Ts.
spool on the slh of each month.
ssGss mp the ''''e''
June a-The UNITED s TAT 1 Cap, NJ H. Holdr.re
March a4.The ST: AsDREw, Capt ~m G. Thompson e
Sept arse sMEFsiEfb e Capt l' S;s. hf!I Allen
From Liverpool.
Juoe s-The vIRoINiAN, $50 tons
July s-The sHEFrIELD soe tons.
The aies and accommodation OF the above sbip ana
the repuztion their commanders known Every
eIeron will be made 10 promote the comfort Of
pool in the cabin in other lines fired $780, with
and stores OF every description.
package by above ships which as adng NO.
''Aen For freight or grSS: Yt IngpIyH ,rNrv
ia RoBT Kermit u south 8.
"a NEWLIxE LIyERP0OL FAC KHTs;
- on the 18th OF each month;
Ship sHGsiD4S. Cap. g. A. Pierce, iss yeSrp.y.
SHIP sEFE S1g Capt r;S S:. Is: s; April
ssissasKEsfEARE, Capt. Collins 'siS January
Ship s :h,R fRDs Pierce. ss,s MARCH, STI'
These ships Of the 6r class all armed upw.rdscf zoe
provsme combine great speed with cone for
passenger Every has been taken In the arrangement
for Ss s%.s opo s be pro.
without wines nc ei2 These ships will be commanded by
experienced masters who viii wake every eIetcn 70 give
these ships viii responsible for letters parcels
sent by them, unless regular bills Of adsg signed
''s' cSlEiNs Co 8 sosis 81 New York, or,o
oueer bot vessels OF war Jis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

Ia OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
G36 ETS-The Old Line OF Packets will be despatched
by the subscribers, sail rom New York and Liver.
pool se LIST and 10Th MONTH with the pon That
when the sailing day falls Susday, the ships will sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

These ships all Of the first class by
and experience ard furnished with the
best Rno. Every viii be pare passengers
mote their comfort and convenience The
ward fixed by an under standing with the p-opete o. us
others lines el4a including wines every
scripon; 4l2o without wines and liquors.
Ne the captains Of these ships will be respon
ble for letters parcels sent by Them unless
regular bills Of lading signed therefor.
Fer freight or passage, apply to
BARRING BR0THERs CO Liverpool and TO
GO0DHUE CO. or G. H. MARSHALL,
SOuhst. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

1s6 Ship INDIANA, J. =. Doane, master.
Ship GEORGIA, X. Tablet, master.
These vessels OF light dra Of water, built expressly
the trade best Materials copper fastened and
with handsome accommodations, and will sail punctaay
advertised when the day ef sailing falls Sunday the sh
will sail the Monday following. The price of passage
&c. without liquors. All goods forwarded the subscriber
will be shipped free OF commission.
is X. ID. HURI.BIfT 4 CO. "a Soutb Il
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31
For the Cantea Herald.

At a meeting held in the town Of
Livingston Madison county, on the
22d day of October inst. about sixty
persons present without previous no.
tlce. Col. r. NJ. Williamson was n
unanimously called 10 the chair and 4.
J. Humphreys appointed secretary,
Mr.. Humphreys offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas; conflicting opinions ex-
lst IN relation to the fundamental prin-
clpIes OF the general government; and
that there is strong party opposed
to the present administration. advoca-
ting doctrines at war with equal rights
and a strict construction ofthe Fed
eral Constitution. And heretofore
causes have existed TO estrange a
large and very respectable portion
OF the friends ofState Rights from co.
operatlng.with their democratic friends
and the time has come when the
friends of equal rights can unite in
the support of the administration of
the Federal Government upon its old
republican principles as taught by JEFF
ierson the great apostle of democra.
cy.
Resolved, That the friends of state
rights and the supporters of the pres
ent administration, of Madison county.
Will meetln the town of Canton on the
18th day of November next.
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Can
Ton Herald and Mississippian, and
signed by the Chairman and Sec'y.
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn
sine die.
X. M. WILLIAMSON, Chm.
1. J. HumpnREYs, Sec'y.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31

The result Of the Pennsylvania cleo
tons remains still undecided. As far a,
heard from, the Wings lead the course
trumphantly. We forbear comment, a,
we do not wish to raise hopes in The
bosoms of our friends, which are liable
to DO dashed to the ground by the next
mail, The contest in Pennsylvania has
been very close one, and If the wings
have succeeded, they have achieved a
unexampled in the annals of po-
litical warfare.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31
SOUTH CAROLINA

1t is with much qualification that We
inform onr readers, that Gen. Waddy
Thompson has been reelected 10 Con
gress by a considerable majority. In
the Charleston District, Mr.. Holmes, loco
ioco, has been elected by a large ma
lorlty over Mr.. Legare, conservative
we shall probably be able 10 give our
readers complete returns of the election
in the Palmetto State in our next nun.
Dor.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31

GEORGIA.

In this State the entire Wing State
Rights ticket, has succeeded by over,
whelming majorites. The Legislature
is also composed Of majority of State
Rights members. This is indeed, good
news. We have succeeded in state
heretofore noted for its tenacity 10 the
cause of the administrations VIC have
routed the enemy in one of their strong.
est holds, and secured that State, forever
against Mr.. Van Buren,, no matter who
maybe opposed to HIM, The returns
from eighty-iiye counties will be found
below:
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31

f W
30ifA tlb4lftna14l Aftlt
r
aefaa s
n esf #sfss maH a# sf
modification % e6sf
hs'ft wHha laasH "a
safahfi4ga A. eng nMfg aaa fsHh
Tfh sa.t ihf' f.ss0s IT, muiHeshtt
hhd led.Iliy ~ 81 hasl aas n lhs
etle' aHd atif great siaPiu wh Frs HIItaf
waYa fommsht COLD ahd ttf. d
any market 10 ~ *8fit Anil transport +.
70 our own daufa, st.l, sifb alI the.a
immense fesgufess, W. afe faMed with
The nasl worthless asd Aapfeaaiea 4.f
reheY Of any State IL ihe alsH ilsw
fuch . state ~ iblari hs8 arisen. \ IL.
ginning 70 attract che attention II every
one, ond we feel confident that those N
or citizens Who manifest 20 much soI,.
eiiijo On this vitality important subject.
VIII not cease Until tbay have fully as.
eefainei anl figdIy investigated ne
causes which have lei to the present
"reichcd state Of things Thofo 4, cer.
tainly os much sterling integrity and
financial ability IN the great body Of the
people Of our state, as there Ia in any
community in the union The question
lhen immediately arises. shave all our
banks been managed honestly and pru.
gently, ~ their relations to tho pcoplo ~
lhe only answer which we conceive ,o
be applicable, Is, that set of indyidn.
ais have got control of mos of our stnte
institutions, who are notoriou. for nos.
scsslng neither honesty, or sufficient
knowledge Of finance, to preside over
corporation treasury, TO say nothing of
their administering the affairs Of large
institutions, in whose able and sound
management, the entire people ola great
state, are more or less, Immediately in.
ierested. In the list Of institutions who
have been conducted in manner credit.
able to themselves, and advantageous TO
inc community, we are proud TO number
the banks Of Canton.
but the present crisis, has not, could
mol, nave been ocoasioned by any course,
mat the Banks themselves, might have
seen proper to pursue; a higher power
than theirs, has been the main cause
oil the present disastrous condition of
our country. We date the 'beginninc of
troubles" from the time Of the removal
OF the deposites Ifrom the custody of
the Bank of the United States; the arbi.
trary assumption of power by the Pres
Gent to remove Secretary OF the rrea-
sury, who refused TO do as he ordered
the gross interference Of the executive
with the freedom of elections; the es-
adjustment OF a string of pet banks;
and, finally, the prostration of the Ma.
tional Bank. All these causes had i'm.
mensc influence in bringing about the
suspension of specie payments, which
has been continued here, and is likely
to continue on the part of most of our
state institutions fer long time to
come. We believe that the present pos.
ture of affairs, will be inflicted on the
country, until the people, shall rise in
their majesty, and hurl the present cor
rupt and yonal rulers from their seats.
and IN their stead place men Of known
and tried worth, who will administer the
affpirs of government in accordance with
their wishes, and not according to their
o,ca will and pleasure.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31

The stock of the mississippi Spring
Rail Road Company" has, we arc plea
sed to state, all been taken, and that an
agent has been sent to the north, 10 ne
gociate the sale of the bonds. The bank
will 60 into operation, Immediately after
the bonds are sold.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31


H MN8s
W fF s Ef.
Whaa fHnfH ft#tHffF
HfHss Whfa t4 aHt8Ilst
HfY Afforded fHishst fa vim
IH.fFIHa IIlHH 81 HFf mftB aHa
te HtHHtH#Y Haa1sf aata 81
mha aWA position in tHe great Htlaa.
1.r Iuf FHwff HHW H4.h uH tHt#esH
We Naiufi EiefNhaaan ahi Demo.
cratic mrAteH ithftItf sisted ihHf
Ht -H-H reasons h= taHHyf #akeH tHe
Committee ~ Whlfi By ted iuff
been member. tfepsft ihe fesMu.
tteu which he t8u proposed ~ offers
.hHtHa bod nG doubt fh4ihad III done
s1, Vie committee WoBId have mo
IWi..uHItrrpoued lhrfr aululiuh aili.
outline atIFbtrvr alteration.
lIe then proposed tbc following
resolution which uppn being sepe.
flteIy pui 10 ihe meeting, Wsfe unani.
.m0u v adopted.
RsgipeA That We adopt the Viz.
gina and Kentucky Resolutions Of
.l100, a. our political test book.
Rea0icd, That we pronounce the
doctrines 81 the Proclamation and
Fore. Bit. 10 be contrary tothc con.
stilnf.on OF Tie United States, and
eebversiye of tie reserved RIGHTS Of
rbo States.
RcgoIeL Tint we pronounce the
1oc,r,nss ~ CAV r,cLs,n'. pro,est
10 be unconstitutional and monarch.
col n tho sytro,o. ond Janr.rons a.
hnman liberty.
,l Eo no.on THAT while b ,. we stand I'd en-, en-
next Presidency. wa hold ourselves
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-31

CANApA.--From recent movements
on the frontier, It seems highly prob
able that Great Britain will be Mt the
trouble Of quelling mother insurrcc-
ton IN her refractory provinces. A
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