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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

u WYLlES BLEECKER STREET 6AkDkN Tree
again TO ladies sad gentlemen Mr. w. ansounces 10 ths 10
asssn. q New York .Id is yciay ina. he has sse:ssa
rsaB English, Irish. and Scotch national airs and marcnes
every iar evening; -.
The Garden will be open every Sunday evening". Admit
lance IA cents on Sunoays-retreshmsnu Included.
Is H0 20 bleecker street. doors north OF carmne street,
u CONSUMPTION.-Having been athctee for q
G s wS a. o. hs uns 20 Tsyo
Basan of Lverwort which medicine by the blessing OF Ooa
and sss% ee bound give him thanks Having
sister and Two brothers by the consumption and
sa, am happy to say thar Is. q Lvsrwor has
asled resume business and 70 alone @ my
The lungs v,r and that will cure in most cases
consistently and cheeruy recommend to al persons
acted especially those whe are unprepared 10 d and
desire longer me TO Rsfa.rHs opR.SGR sss spnss
This medicine is sold only at a75 Bowery. iy2est.
ONCE of the North American Trust and Banking Company
of the soard Of Dirscor. Of his Ca@pa-
n.y. held their Wednesday July lsth 1885, The fol-
ISSEPE exc ssEe sss F;s;s" IT,.
jya5lw DANIEL w. TYLEE, second Cashier.
y. FULLER,
New York thai has taken shop No. 1881 Broadway,
where be will receive orders for hanging bells on new
forms the public he has patent right and orbids all persons
He would ase nform the public cllewng references
-Astor House. New York; Clinton Hotel do; fremont
House. Boson American House DE-. le2lsw1
GENTLEMEN,s
CAST Or cLS TnINs
AND THE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, By
VI. LEvETT
No. 5 Chatham square.
Knowing there who make great pun In the
advertisements of Clothing &c and who in many
do give the full value for the l. Will
gem who have such articles by Them
him, Of their receiving the very utmost
value in CASH for every article .
B-A line through the post ONCE or otherwise to the
above address, viii meet with due attention wylSzlA
Composition Ornament Mandatory,
594 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he to furnish every de-
crpon for the interior finishing Of buildings on the lowest
terms.
n B. Specimens can the mandatory above.
Ornaments got up TO any deslgn. nysoM
Des Carries de Visites, de noces ct de Conn
~ VISITING CARDS CARDS AP HOME, STORE
CARDS, &c. sc. On
VALE N tt N E'S
ENGRAVING, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
AND STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO John st., corner of William 1t.
NEW YORK.
visiting Cards. Cards ome for Wedding Parties, Mer
camille ard Store Cards. engraved IN superior STYLE and print
ed with the in the latest and most approved
fsshos jelc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

LARS. Jyljlm
DEALS, HAIR REsTORATIvE.-This VAIN
ID able discovery introduced 10 the public with The
fullest confidence that will effect the object
It's application, win; THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR the heads Of those who have os the
same and have thereby became bald or partially
Numerous certificates might We given To show how success
fully this has applied never bavisg failed In
single Instance but IL brought before the pubis
sell be applied upon the principle o-no charge with
deemed unnecessary 10 swell an sdvertis>-
wk particulars.
Its virtues fully ssd satisfactorily tested. The
heads entirely bald have been by the APP
pcson Of this Restorative covered with luxurious growh
OF beautiful hair.
None need despair whether old yousg OF having their
hair fully restored.
No payment viii received for any application OF the Re.
storsve un the individual who tries 10 satisfied by the
restoration Of the hair.
All bumsug and quscksry In this matter Is utterly do
claimed
Beses Hair Restorative will be applied ~ the DISCOVERIES
or sveror Levi L. Beas to those who may desire avail
themselves OF It's beneficial effects the ssee Of o. Mae
daniel No Plat street. New verk-srd also At the Hair Cut
ting Rosns Of T. Hswley, agent No. 100 nroadw.y mp
stairs. vlJn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
gr MANSION HOUSE, Port Jefe rson, Qate Drown

WA sm ''Ae'' "'''" j. SWEENEY.
ar MANSION HOUSE, Port jefferson, (late Drowned
Meadows) The subscriber has opened the above house
for reception Of transient aud The
house large built especially for the Business and ar
ranged with 0rlthe comfort OF VISITORS IL un-
head Of and snding view OF OF the finest
bays Long Island which asounds with fish aHd fowl Car
riages will he in readiness all times and Two handsome sail
ran twice week and from New York. viz rail road
Hcksvi~ Also weekly across the island to Pstchogue
and regular packet weekly from foot OF Oliver street, be.
sides other vessels almost daily Terms moderate
Port jefferson, L. l., June 90 1888. jy2d
CT SECOND WARD HOTEL-Nextto the erner OF
Fulton street. Nassau strect-Ths well known establish
having undergone thorough refttng, Is now In COM
with their patronage.
There are In this house. lower story which
the story well ni,ed for the accemmoda
of public aeesgs together with several smaller ones
adapted OF clubs Referees for the OF
Clubs private accommodated with rooms, and
be furnished with dinners uppers composed o every
notice. EDMUND JONES. proprtto 1eII
ar BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street. near
William street.-The subscriber proprietor OF the Shades
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally,
encouragement received since the opening Of the
view those who reside on the eastern SIDE OF
the city, The fitted similarly, and will be conduct
ed in all respects the same rs the Shades !, .,.,,s
je2y j. EVANS.
IT MRS. BIRD. Midwife and Female hysicas, h.: re.
TO 322 Bawery above Beecker where
ladies be- accommodated with board pleasant urbshrd
and the of attendance during their confinement
Mrs Bird cosnnes to be Consulted on ak diseases
offemaes Advice gratis mya SIM
= n NoTICE-The last week but of The exhibition of
the Liv Dy Giranes Caneeopards and other rare
animals the pIoed rec Of Africa. They viii po-
svely close Saturday, h ofAugust Admission 80 cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
CARD ENGRAVING.
Visiting cards, store CARDS, Cards
mt Home, sc. &c.
NEAL LES

CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE,
NO. s JOHN STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
" Store Cards, Cards nj Home for wedding Parties, &c
nc engraved in the most approved and fashionable STYLE and
printed on ensmeled cards at the shortest n@ce-
Bills exchange bill heads bills OF laaing, abs, he he
graved prices cash. The strcics attention
pI nT VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
Lars. jyl31m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
THE LATE MAYOR

I1L LA Ia VIA IOn
The ehsrsess Of %,ae. and s,ses
Of high standing who declare positively under er hands
Balm OF coluebs only certain preserys,ye pcsi-
whs bald Tse only true splrnad steel plate es.
gravsd wrapper With F.llsof Nisgar., NC COL;
den T.ns Fletcher st. door 'e'" Pear Ts.i M
RLEACnING PUWDEH-5o casks Of Boyer
''A"s Powder 'ge' cas sr!sis lI' .' Ssss.E
nv ITO aud ~. Nassau =.
II q German Silver Door Plates q superior worn
jyS LEWIS t;sf sisS S''c a0 er .
NATCYsZ AND yiCKsBUHG BANK MOTHS
add Certificates Of Dsposs wanted ?. reduced ~
iiLt 10 broadway \ y wsn 81
CODA MAT.sN-5e Tickets for 81, as good as can be
rs,sdi" New York for sale at ISL wiiI."
ChUDI. AND REFINED NICK FLA SOP.
- pyof Crude and Rehnes Nickel, hand Cor saie
iysoy LEWIS PEUcHrwANeER. ac.srtl.odssL
METALLIC BIsMUTH-of best 'qssily, cor ssIe
jysoy LEWIS TEUcHrwANeER. c.ur,l..dt q
A PAsT0H,n OIL: Dc COMPOUND rs
rG aud preventing The hair rom coming on, or upnsg
prepared " PASTOR I.ir Gutter les ss..s:
Tb. on b. bee. The pr.due, q hae.a year. q
ss s barr cs rs, ys, .s.v sss1 s'
make long ,ck Rdver.emea copying from book
S ss aes u 70 Dc 70. 's, to Be
The sd,. and gentlemen Of 'h, country o. his
hsve used H. OF us wonderful quslties
For sale Wholesale and retail, nv
a. PASTOR, iss Greenwich St N York
Price, - cents per bottle. ysv.im-
GERMAN stBvEH-in Sheet sad whe--Au assert
nent Of sli res Of Plates Ingc snd WIRE tor sale
way IEwis FEUcHrwANeER. . eourtlsnd, =.
THE WALKS AT HOBOKEN-The pusHc
are respectfully isfornea thai the walks ana grounds 81
this delightful place have bees such inPvyes anee
Five ofrees have heen planted ~ te es
Of the Ferry which a-rd pleasant and shady wsk -
lead the beautiful along the river THOSE wsbnG
ssrape the nose ard turmoil 81 large c are e~s
bled by sail eoy the rshoess " tne ceon~
Try. and view nature In all Us charms ,...,.. r..,.
Ferry are plying crDstss,y ~r barclsy Csns 80
night boat ru"s 70 bsrcIv
street aul ten ocock Ferrisge 81 cents tes 9~%
nENrvs3-J BtJsKEy surgeca Derts,, ~ Murray
al ON. bloes west Broadway next dcer 10 the Church,
r.nt,nues ~ suppy loss m teeth from 10 tall
s ~ Is. 80 o. 20 render them highly ful and CON
nie,. dsection ill, cleanse sep
der we'd portions removed, and they restored to hesh
go v,rrsusa 20 ousd tight and entire References
given ar,iessss refcrred to. ie27eodims
yY,uI MECHANi Cs' INsTlTUTF Of the ely OF
Il IN, York viii hola IL fourth Annual Fair Castle Gar
s,, commencing os Mon Jay, Sd September nexL
a. H. Friday and Saturday These Tor erhbcp
viii be admitted on ssy day during the week before -
o'cl,ch An
steam power will be provided a. Pisces wiu slse be
speropris ed far the sale NJ light fsrcy sces which
scared on spphes-s NJ the Ire uie Rooms CITY nsi~
where any ''Bse,f s az sy e ssss.s.
JOHN HARReLD, Secretary,
jyssesdt sosrs Of Mssagers~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27
MEMORANDA.

Can't Cobb OF The Hberra reports that on the On yny
NJ O'clock NJ spoke brig Isabella OF Londen ioo Gays
sss been boarded O'Clock NJ by Spanish prsues
49, ~ xn.s ful armed menteok her spare ais cord
80 ans ae also robbed the and sramen
~ their eohi.g every ,has that answered their par
~ ~ IT.. further infprms that the following
~, he smoke the u soop Of war O. ace, Capt fercisa
rum BOSTON, bouad fsr the Meaitsrarean who mnedsrly
hsuled US south eastward IN pursunoi net
s.pplied The with and WAFER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

~ CONCERT will be given at the Pavilion, New
Rrigbtop under The direcsn of Sigror Il. MAhONCELL
On Thursday Evening" August 3D. att ocloc AZ ~, which
sgnor viii he assisted by the most ds,ins uhhed MUSICAL
taieat In the city.
A steasboat will be In readiness nj 7P. al Pier No
aear the Battery convey the company New Brrhon
and re-convey them New York. at the close othe Con-
cert
Tickets at 81 esch-esn We obtained Messrs Delmonicos
the principal music In the city and also ~ the
bar OF the Pavilion.
programme ef the performance will shortly he published
L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

WANTED-A situation as iourneymar baker, by 4
w young recently from the Country He good
CITY references Apply at SO Elm street jy24St~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

This fine steam :
er having safely
arrived, will be
despatched again
for Liverpool on
Saturday, 4lh OF
August, NJ four
O'Clock, r. M
She is only l6
months old, and
from her peculiar
Construct On, (be-
ing divided INTO
: foHr sectiens.each
= s..nsw ts-ls Gl.S~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-27

begs to inform the pupc that he has for sale
snd every description OF Patent WASH
able Trans Window Shades among which Land
Daphaneus Chinese and Faacy Binds,
which hec confidently for their beauty
and great durability they have been known,
care last from 10 TO years The prices Of the sha
complete vary from ss and upwards psir Blinds made
erder by applying Ia
GEORsE PLATT, IL Spruce ST. New York.
N.B.-Counry dealers supplied with blinds and fittings
iylg.lmis-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
BRANDON MONEY

Some person lately passing through
town from below inform US that Brandon
money is getting much better thar i was
a few weeks ago. CHE bank is curtaiI.
ing her circulation very rapidly-nearly
two millions Of her paper having been
paid in to the Bank in the last two weeks.
Many of those indebted 70 it have been
buying up its paper at forty and fifty per
cent. discount, and thus discharging their
liabilities to the Bank, which had c,slsed
somewhat demand for it. The notes
are becoming comparatively scarce. The
belief is pretty general that she will resume
specie payment if not with the River
banks, very shortly after them.
The Bank was ga friend in need--a
friend lndeed' to many Of our citizens,
and we trust they will nov act with spl-
rlt Of forhearance 10 it---and we doubt
not but that it will NICE, its engage
men's to the people. Success to il say.
Carrollton Enquirer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

POLITICAL movement We look upon IL,
and we helieyeit is so looked upon BY
the whig press generally, as either eina-
mating from Mr.. Webster himself, or that
it meets his satisfaction and appreciation.
Thus regarded, it is certainly high
movement. We do not disguisirs, lrnpor.
lance upon the future destinies Of the
whig party. es
This course Of Mr.. Webster given to
this movementits transcendant intererest,
and has left upon the minds Of the wings,
we fear, an inextinguishahle feeling Of re-
greet, TO use a very mild te-m) that Mr..
Webster, should under the influence OF
his feeling, produced by the disastrous 10
telIigence from Maine, have taken
a course which may be suicidal to the
whig party. We have tried to look upon
this matter calmly, unalloyed by feeling
or partiality. We believe that in giving
it as our deliberate opinion that Mr.,
Webster has paralyzed the energies Of
the Wing party more than twenU defeats
in Maine could have done, we speak tbs
sentiments Of the party with which w
r,and Identified. 1t is not that Mr.. Web
ster has come out for Gen. Harrison. Coz
knows tina, we are last in tbs nation Who car
be accused Of hostility to the gallant hero
Of Tppecanoe. The columns Of this
press will attest the zeal and fidelity with
which we once vindicatel his cause. Our
opinion of General Harrison remains IN
shaken. No, il Mr.. Webster had thought
proper to withdraw and come out for Mr.,
Clay, il we knew ourself we should have
denounced it as unwise and unworthyi o.
one who stood IN the relation to the wing
party that Mr.. Webster does.
1.-THE signs Of the times around and a
bout Massachusetts had become alarming
to Mr.. Webster ifhis own New Eng'anc
was, star by star going down in political
darkness; if he celt that his chances tol
the nomination were forever annihlalet
by the untoward course Of events Mt tn
East he should have withdrawn from tn
contest. But why, in retreating from th
fight, which was becoming too hot an
! fierce for the honorable Senator, he shout
throw behind him a firebrand to kind
a flame ia the wing ranks, we know not
Why Nh. Webster could not do as olhe
people, leave the whole thing to be settle'
| by the Convention, and abide the result
we know not. But enough Of this. It'll
subject upon which we dwell with N
, pleasure. Our own course is plain an
}, straight forward. We have agreed t
abide by the decision Of the Harrisbur
Convention, and we see no cause to alts
onr resolution.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
g7.ATE or MISSISSIPPI, PrsbalI CDsrl,
HoLMRs County, Nos. term 1855

s7.4TE or MISSISSIPPI Pysbafs CDslrt,
HoLMRs CouxrY Nos. Term 1885
" GRFEABLYt to an order II
"A tho Hon. the Probate Court of
Holmes county, obtained at The Novem'
Der term 1888 thereof; Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons interested in the lands
tonemenis and heriditamcnts Of James q.
Dickson deceased, to be and personally
appear before the court Of Probates, 10 b
holden in Lexington on the first Monday
Of January, 1899, then and there 70 shew
Cause ii they can why an order should b
granted by the ,court for the sale Of ths
following decribed stands, 10 witt:
East half northeast quarter, and north
half east half southeast quarter, section
township 5, rangs 8 east, north half, sec-
|tion II, township 5, range 8 east, east half
|northeast quarter, section ~, township 4,
range Seast, east half northwest quarter,
section 80, township Ia, range ! east, thu
whole Of seciion7 township 10, range 9
west, south half, section 8, township 5,
range 8 east, west half, northwest quar-
tier, section s, township 5, range 9 east,
southeast quarter, section n, townships,
range 8 east, north halfeas halfnorlhwest
quarter, section 10, township 5, range :
east. north half west half, northeast quar-
ter, section 10, township 5, range 8 east,
west half southwest quarter, section 2,
township 5, range 3 east, east half north
east quarter, section 10, township 5, range
3 east, east hslf southwest quarter, sec
lion IS, township 6, range 3 east, and
southeast quarter, section 3, township 5,
range 8 east upon the application Of Hugh
Dickson, administrators de bonis non oi
said decedent, who suggests to the Court,
that the personal property Of his infeslate
is insufficient to pay the debts, &c.
WITNESS the Hon. N .E
R,ves, Judge Of the Court D.
L. 8. Probales, the first Monday
} 10 November 1888, and the
seal Of said Court,
/ ISSUED, 18th November, 1888.
w. A, PURDOM, elk.
| November, II, L.. CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

BEAT SysAs MANvFAcroRH. The
Nowberry-port Mass. Herald states that
the Beet Sugar company Of Northampton
are getting their buildings ready to oPer-
ate on large scale. They pay five dol.
lars ton for the beets, and some OF the
farmers have raised 20 tons to the acre.
The manufacture 10 carried on upon the
German principle ofdrying, grinding, and
making Of the powder strong decoction
Of syrup for crystalllzing.
Long Island Star.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
TROUBLES IN THE WING
NKS

The following is taken from the Lex
ington (Ky) Reporter merely to showtha
the friends Of Mr. Clay are rather in !
precarious situation, we rather think thu
Wings will have to swallow the old hen
Of Tippecanoe:
From the Lexington Ky Reporter.
THE MAINE ELECTIoN-BosToN ATLAS
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.
The last mails brought us unlocked fol
intelligence. The Boston Atlas, one d
the abest Wing papersin the Union. and
heretofore looked upon as the admitted
organ of Mr.. Webster, has formarly with
drawn that gentleman from the list IF pre-
sidential candidates, and declares lis de-
termination to support Gen William III.
Harrison for that Office. The annuncia-
lion was made in the Atlas of the l5th.-t
In the next paper the editor aIludes to the
article ofthe day before, and says that il
has created great sensation in that city,
The Atlas further states, tits great
qualification to find, that in its general
principles and leading sentiments it il
warmly and hartily concurred 10 by very
many shrewd, intelligent and rejecting
men whom that occurance must cost a
dear sacrifice Of individual wishes and
personal partialities; but whom common
sense, and regard for the commo, cause
compel TO make it.-On the othes' hand,
we do not wish TO conceal or deny, that
to few, for whose judgment we enter
lain sincere respect ard upon whose es.
TEEN we set at high value, it has seemed
iII>timed, if not ill,judged,' From the
two facts, lst that the Atlas has heretofore
been regarded as the authoritative expo.
nent Of Mr.. Webster's views; and next,
hat in the paper Of the 10Th nothing is
laid Of Mr.. Webster's dissent from this
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

INCREASE OF POPULATION IN MISSOURI.
Some IDEA may be formed of the inn
lnse increase of population ofthis state,
comparing the results Of the late cleo
u, with the number Of votes polled two
Hrs ago In '36, Missouri polIed for
wernor, 27,372 votes, and for congress
average vote Of "a ,565. In 1888, she
Iedfor congress an average vote Of 49,
thus showing an increase within two
Ira over the vote cast for governor, of
d82. If by this, we make the usual
Innate allowing one vote to every six
EIs,it shows an increase of population
|tbinslhe two years of 94,l The re-
Ii III The election Of 1886 compared with
csp1ps ofshat year, showed that the
||nh6r III votes given stood as one otter
evefy len souls; by this we have an in
<nse Il population within two years Of
s 90 Auls, of population of 402 $50
y LIE population of Missouri, in
re 244, POS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
ron TRADE.

IN at considerable pains
\ following table. That
IN rslates to The whole crop,
New York Price Cur
n Of which We have no
have ascertained the ave-
u last fourteen years, and
he aggregate. We have
weight Of each bale at four
IA. The whole estimate is
kbly with as much precision
las follows:
bottom for tbs last fourteen
h the price in each year, and
Aount Of the crop.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
[St. Lonis Republican.

1CiiA CoRN.--..The attention of the
(n1e}1 is called by the far famed Grea,
hofbdrn of New York, to variety of
10 Earring the above name, produced
pmesed brought by accident from China.
heplant "strikes offin two, three and
four branches, in appearance
e small tree and produces an ear at
I Bad Of each branch, whereas the
Int ION corn shoots out the ear from the
h the stalk it grow from eight to ten
stl5gh, produces and abundance Of fod-
is large white flint twelve row
md the years are ten to fourteen
in length II ripens in a little
ban one month from the period when
4 pwn. This corn produces more
M ice as much as the Dutton kind.
n well known character of Lawrie
|dds alias Mr.. Thorburn, .vouches for
nth of the above description. 1t is
III or;by ofthe attention ofthe planters.
- BED can be procured at the seed
epf G. B. Thorburn, N. Y. Ib.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
PROPOSALS.
FOR PUBLISHING In THE
TOWN OF LEXINGTON
A WEEKLY PAPER TO
BE CALLED THE
Lexington Union.

BELIEVING that the publication
Of D weekly newspaper ia our town would
add TO its Importance abroad, and be Of
great interest TO the citizens Of this
lportion Of the state as a vehicle Of gen.
eral intelligence, and induced BY the so
Ilicitation Of friends, aside from political
prediction, we have determined 10 enter
upon the task; aware al the same time Of
our inability, hu. confident that we will
be sustained in our effort by IN enlighten-
ed and generous community.
The Lexington Union will sustain the
old Republican doctrines Of the Jeferso-
MAN school, convinced that a strict obssr.
vance Of these principles will effect ths
greatest good for the greatest number, ths
lend and aim Of all good government II
our support however Of the Democracy Of
the union, we shall seduously avoid all
party asperity or political vlrulence, vt
though fully, firmly adhere 10 the Admin
istration of the general government, a.
being the instrument to protect and adj
"a II
vance those true republican measures
which we advocate, and which will ensure
The end intended by the trainers Of our
federal, Charter. n
AS Lexington Union will % row.
erned BY that amendment 10 The Coussitu-
ton Of the Uuited States, which Gays sth1t
all powers not delegated 10 Congress- are
reserved to the states respectively il
must oppose all and every law which finds
ito origin in forced Or implied construc-
lions, and will ever be found On the side
of Democracy battling against usurpa-
tion from whatever source il may come,
all latitudinarian constructions Or ths7
Constitution Of the Unitud States as sub
versive ofcivii liberty and at war with ths
simplicity Of our republican Government:
still itscolumns shalt be a all times cpsn
to all parties, knowing that our political
Iadversaries are Actuated by astrue sense
lof patriotism and love Of country AZ our
selves, and recognizing among them many
personal friends and we hope future pat
rons ofihe Union. NJ
Il may be necessary % add that W..
will support the Independent TfessDry
The Constitutional fiscal agent II tl,e Coz
eminent, and will oppose creation BY con-
|eress Of any NATIONAL Bank yet 70 havs
5exer, nor hasthe Democratic party ever
|cd iof 4 currepcy pureip metallic,