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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-12

TuE BANKs-R EsuMPr FIONA letter from Phila-
delphia nunca,eS the information that the banks
in that city and county have unanimously decided
that it is not expcdicnt that they should send dele
gates to the dYurned meeting OF the Bank ConVen-
lion 10 b, held in New York on the llth instant.
The Suffolk Bank of Boson-ihe great regulator
of the country banks of Observation-Disclosures adopted
the following proceedings;
At meeng of the directors of the Suffolk Bank,
held at | O'clock P. M, on Saturday. the 3lSt OF
March, 1888, il was voted,
That il is, in the opinion of the Board inexpe-
dicnt for the Banks Of Boston 10 resume specie pay
mentS unless The banks in New York and Phlladel-
phia will resume at the same time.
Totsd That the cashier be requested 10 furnish the
delegates appointed TO attend the convention 10 be
held al New YORK on the llth proxim1, with copy
of the foregoing vote, and TO send copYoi The same
TO each OF the banks in this city.
J. G. Brewer, Cashier.
On the other hand, the New York American holds
the following positive language as TO the probable
course of the banks in that city
Speeie paymsatS.-There is fuerng and va
cilation in the public mind on this subject which Is
dScreditablc.
"New York need not look abroad either for exam
pie or for help to do right in this matter. She 'riH
Rot for the sake OF any company, askor II any por-
ton If her citizens should ask, most aSsuredly they
would and sh uld not obtain from the Legislature
am cr,eASonoT h'timc fer reSUmiag.
We repeat, then that in our judgment, y. YORK
should must, can and WILL resume specie payments
on OF before the 10Th OF May. whoever may oppose,
or whoever concur"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-12

Emigration from England An account OF all emf
grants who have left London from 7th May 1888, to
:,Oh December 1887, to settle IN the BRITISH COLONIES
and m the United States, says that there were lilb
Sims, with tonnage of GIG, 1886 tons and 26,495
men employed who carried l72 persons Of oil ages
and sexes aud thai Of this whole number only 1913
came to the Cauadas, aud the rest 80 G35, TO The
United States.
In the las; year only, the emigran,s from the port oil
Liycrpool were 81. 043, Of whom 49, 7l3 came to the
United States 2 664 to the Canadas, and the rest went
to the Cape Of Good Hope, East aud West Indies
South America, &c.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-12

I>OX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS. IN one volume VIII
L upwards Of one hundred cnga'lngs neatly hound ~
clo,h--5l6 pages, PrIce ST. .r.yrop
aprll2 hiLoN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-12

s.-The vote in this State on Monday last, notwh-
standing about 1000 Democratic voters stad away from
the polls was probably the largest ever poied IN the
State The number will not fall much shor, OF $4,000
Last year it was 1873 and the year previous !, was
81, 653 III.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23

hirn 70 Wpcs.-A writer on Pc.
Iitcne,s and other matter Of the kind,
ciyc, to wives the following piece OF
GOOD advice, IN case they should hap.
pen to have husbands with less good
sense than themselves;-'All men are
vaIn:ncyer wound this vanity, not c.
ven in the most trihing instances. A
wife may have more sense than her
husband, bat she should ne,or seem
to know it,. In what a supremacy r.
.diruIous light does this place the lords
Iof creation.
An Indiana editor says that the girls
lin hi, State eat old Ned and corn
dodgers. 20 make them fat and rosy
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23

From PbHodeipbia. too, the ac.
counts are encouraging. The Nation
A Gazette Of the sd INST states tha'
on the 9TH INST. the UnltedStates bank
was possessed Of four millions OF sP'.
Gle. against six millions in circulation
lwb;rh cI,eu,a,,onne.uIes The Old ano
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23

that G1 has ever appeared in the Wash ,;,dG
i',%t "1' city market was e :, ~ss
' MR.. Daniel ST Addock Of otsegq =, cq 4;-
~ ,y' G present 10 the Hon; Henry py.' GIoy
a" 'so = l67 pounds. The PRESIDE"
son. Cor a large slice, u Is s''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

The CONVENTION. Il will DO unnecessary, we
presume, say any thing in reference TO the Con-
vontion al Poacham next Thursday, than to
remind the good Republican Wings Of Caledonia
County ortho adjournment The farmers, partic-
uarIy in that part of the County, will of course be
there. The mechanics and merchants also, two
classes in community not so much pressed with bus
mess at this time they oppressed by the iron
heel of the Administration, are expected to be there
AS to the lawyers who olive in clover" when the
Government grinds The faces Of its poor subjects
they will do they please. But the doctors must
lay aside their pill boxes and be there to assist the
independent yeomanry in dissecting the measures
Of The Administration, and consult with them upon
the best manner of administering the spill caharti
cal" Will they not
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

Mr.. HeJ8tor labic 10 be impcachca-After list
cning to the splendid display made in the Senate
on Thursday, by llessrs Webster and Calhoun,
what was our surprise on coming out OF the Cap
itoi, to hear member Of the House remark that
he contemplated moving Impeachment OF the dis
tmguished Senator from Massachusetts
"Ior whut?" we exclaimed with involuntary
and painful surprise.
'i'or violation of the Constitution Of the u
nlcd States - was the shocking reply.
'ln what particularly"
"In respect to he 8th article which provides
that "crucl ant unusual punishment stall not be
Inflicted" Mr. Webster has conmit.cda palpabe
infringement of that article, in reply to-day to Mr.
Calhoun"
We could not gainsay the truth of the charge
against ihe distinguished Senator The recep-
ton which this Hannibal gave 20 the invader OF
Area, the ScIpio Atricanus-South Carolinacn-
sis, as he called MrCalhoun, was certainly "cruel-
ly and unusually" warm.-.lIadisonian
Priuate opinions Ola Fan BWeamun-The
following is an extract from letter received in
Washington from one who is characterized b.
the Madisonian gentleman of high standing
who has shared largely in the confidence and
honors (que'y, SPOTS p ofthe Democratic Repub-
lican party, and who has been throughout one OF
the most devoted Jackson Van Burenmen in the
State.-N Y. american.
t., N. Y. Feb. Is, 1888.
"Accordingt to all present indications, The par
ty in this state is gone, irretrievably gone. We
shall not be able to elect, at the next fall election
either Il Governor or Il Lieut.. GOvemor-not q
SENATOR nor member Of Assembly nor Congress
men. The entire representation. What under
heaven, has become of his forecast, his cunning
and sagacity Surely he cannot act his owr
part; he mast be in the leading strings: or we
all have been most grossly deceived to his tact
| talent and management"
A "reminiscences The Alexandria Gazette cite:
the following fact recorded on the journals Of
the old Congress OF the United States, us an in
stance of the manner in which ducling case!
used 10 be settled:
Ii appears that one Mr. Cumming Bedfor,
felt himself aggrieved at something said in de
bate by Mr.. Sergeant the father we believe o
the present J Ohm Sargent, of Philadelphia. Or
the 10Th of June, W., MIR. Sergeant laid before
Congress challenge which he had received
from Mr. Bedford. On the 18th a resolution wa
passed directing Mr.. Bedford to be summoned
before Congress "to answer for his conduct
On the I4tIi Mr.. Bedford appeared and was per
United TO speak his own justification. Th
House then Immediately passed resolution tina
Mr.. b. sis expected 10 ask pardon of the Hous
and of the member" and ihereupon he was dis
missed, and the matter ended. This was in tn
good old days of the good old fathers of the re
public. Such case now would require
month to settle, and produce, perhaps, three o
four dIels !"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

BANK or NEwBURY. Much excitement has ex-
listed in this vicinity for several days past in
quence Of the reported failure of the agents OF this
Bank in Boston. We have ascertaned the follow
ing facts relation the affairs Of the Bank (which
are happy to lay before our readers for the ben
eft of such as are holders gifts bills. We learn
that the Bank has assets sufficient to meet every
dollar Of its liabilities, other than its capital stock,
iadepaadent Of the debt due from its agents az Bos-
ton, and the eventual payment ofthat debt is sup
posed he secured by collateral security placed in
the possession Of the Bank. Fortunately at the
time ofthe failure ofthe agents in Boston the cash
Ter had 20 or $25 eco available means which had
not passed into their hands.
We understand that the cashierlus made applica-
ton TO the Commissioners Of the SaetyFund to Wis
it the Bank and investigate its concerns. Their re-
port when published will exhibit the true state of
lis affairs; and until such report is made it will be
very unwise for the holders of the bills to make
any sacrifice upon them 1t will be but playing in
to tho hands ofspeculators. The bills are received
at par in this village.
Since The above in type an official notice
has been handed TO US, which will be found in an
other column.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

The CHERoKEEs. Much as has been said in
years past respecting the fate oftho ''poor Indian"
-doep-toned and solemn has has been the protests
Of the people against the iniqulous policy which
has for its object the expulsion from their possessions
the lingering remnants Of the Aborignals Of Amer
lca--unust and cruel as is that policy all It's lca-
turcs-eXpensive and sanguinary as has been It's
prosecution thus far-deop as have been the waiIings
and plentiful the tears of the red-mcn-all these
motives and considerations have not proved sufficient
to induce the Government to relax from It's deter
mlnation TO push to an extent the most barbarous
nation under heaven would blush TO initiate the
unrghleous and cursed system of extirpation adopt
ed IN reference to the Indians In 1885 an agent of
the United States met few irresponsible individu-
ais Of the Chorokees against the consent Of nme-
enths of the tribe, the chiefs and head men. drew
up an instrument called treaty, and induced these
men he had decoyed from the interests Of the tribe
to sign il. The instrument stipulaes, for certain
considerations, that the Cherokee nation shall sur
render their possessions and emigrate beyond ihe
Mississippi on the 23d of May next. That portion
Of the nation Withholding their assent TO this fraud
ulcnt transaction have repeatedly protested against
the provisions of the treaty, but in vain. The
President has informed them through an agent that
they must leave their lands and that can end has
been put to all negotiation upon the subject-that
is the unaltcrable determination Of the President
to execute 'the treaty-the time cannot possibly be
prolonged" And adds, 1--WE Will not attempt to
describe the evils that may fall upon you, if you are
still obstlnate and refuse TO conform TO the require.
ments ofthe treaty-we will not paint the horrors
that may ensue in such an event.
Here we have il--blood and carnage-war to
the knife-anoher Seminole affair, Cherokee
war. The Cherolces have manifested disposition
TO defend their rights, and the Government has
made requsition upon Gov. Dudley of N. Carroll
ma for military force to enforce the treaty. Should
the Cherokoes resist, army will enter their ter
rory, destroy their property and put them to tn,
sword Shame to the white man Shame to tha
ayaricious spirit which seeks the soil Of the lndal
consecrated by the dust of his fathers, and woul
drive him from it by brute force Stay thy udg
ments Heaven, that our guilty nation may repent 4!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03
Gpa 10-AGGRG IEU3&&a
TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888,
Republicans Wiling Meeting.

Nm adjourned meeting of the Wings of Caledo-
MIA County will be holden at Peacham, on Thurs
day the 5lh of April, at ii o'clock. The Wings,
one and all, who can make it convenient, are in
ved to attend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03

NATIONAL DEBT.--Mr Cambrcleng has asked
for an additional issue of Treasury notes to the
amount of ten millions Of doiIarS!! Will the
Loco Focos how believe in the creation and aug
mentation ola National debt? When the Banks
resume specie payments the anti specie Treasury
paper will be ten percent below par. Mr. Cam
breeng, it ought to be stated, has made his new
ten millions of Treasury Notes not receivable jor
dues Of any kind. Who then will receive them ?
~. Y. Star.
A meeting was holden at Rutland, on the 22d
ut., to consider the subject of the contemplated
Railroad from that place to Whitehall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

DATENP LAMPS, WARRANTED-Im proveo
4 Nj chancal and Ornamental Lamps recently Invented by
Messrs Ocean Co Paris superior 10 any former nventes
or lhrf uii and beauty.
The subscriber sole agent and n,rsrer la the Uneo
states tor Messrs Decau Co.. b~gs leave respectfully m
ladies and gentlemen bs city that he
ri store No rs Junction Of Maiden Lane and Liberty
stairs with comp OF the above srp
r0r ashona lie Lamps, which he intends 10 gecp constantly
on hand aud invites all those who be- interested
therro 10 tavor ham with call being confident this
ce entirely from the popularity has already
CURED the fashionable circles Paris and
ensye orders which constantly rcSsivcd that
cannot Tail TO be July appreciated by this intelligent
niy iew seconds being besides sufficient exanfa@
tect plain nits construction and operation and being
same tnEr an ohjec: Of curiosity by itself
These LAMPS can be adapted purpose in the
l1pminaon 20 serted without hesitation
gerauon-ha alone proauces light equal 10 vs.
candles Ono 0 u ese lamps he used
the least I'll teraton the mantle piece the
very sislple combination adapted cs chandelier.
One Of the peculiar pre- peries this
IL II is the glass tube and the wick ihat uass
diminished The lower the wick hew when
tai, al cxtncan Is requires.
Another peculiarly of II Is that TIE common an,
IL can bs il becoming clarified by the functions OF The
mechaasm which latter is wound In the
he light suitably reguaed snung further
IS required for the wnole night.
Tie subscriber has also hand tul of plain
and fancy Candle screens article also entirely cheap
easily adapted caudes, which gives hrm the ecep;ive aT
gentle light very recomendae inAps,riots readers
and writers There such
scripon and fancy globes attachedto the above lans
jl2-3si' AUG'N DRAGON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

PA 1.ISsMsss sisa.,--Th's kvE~No. VIA .
Mr. Brouxh--cadere u. Madame
CsTsdOri All.
Alser which,,
A PAS DE DE Ux-by Master and Miss Wells
THE sENTINEL-Maxmiian schlopper. Mr. Rehings-
Linda, Mr. Richardson.
Boxes Sl--Ph 50 certs-0anery Is cents.
NATIOGAL TIL &C ATRE--Jals Ifaissa Opsrs
- H0u.,-MR. wALLACK. Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will he performed.
nh TIM, ERNEST NALTRAvERs-Richa Darvi. Mr..
walack-Ernest M lravrrs Mr. Hamba- Lumiey FER
Mr.. Browne-Lady Florefce, Mrs w. Sefton-Alce
Darvil, Dy new candidate Tor public favor.
To ude with
MiDAS-Apos, Mrs Ieirn Matthew, Ia young lady,
Yeas OF sg~)-Midas, Mr. Br0~ne-SienO Mr. Wiiii,ms-
Pan, Mr. MchellJupite Dir Slanley-Daphue, Mrs Seton
--Nys q, Mrs Harrison.
Doors 6t-Perornaance be gin att Boxes, ST. Pin
30 cents. Gallery rs cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

Dsltimore; Exit wye do; j. y woelford. woolord 90 70
rooster Wellsby, New Orleans; Driver Taysr
Keller Ulmey fhomss.on; vsndsIa Csrwis. srsae
New York; OTIS, Chase, New Ssdford Bethel
A. IL xsros Msrrssi-Ar scsrsC bsyE Thorn. Tyler New
York 7da oswego Johnson Bsnore Y n.ry v sns
nerson Alexandria DC Crd brgs Angola 1uts Co - and
Mrtamora Marrton Portsmouth, NC; Eagle Evans
Prnvidrnce ri; scbrs Ludwg SNOW Notk; Cnass'
Berry Mobile; LAUREL Bartlett New Orrens anax .snch
o. Josrphs Fa Soar ship Nisgsra S.sher New fork as;
brg E,porrss Little field, Portsn~uth. NH
SAvASsAn March 2s--Arnrg Georgia, Sherwood n York
Cpd Br shin Julius Cassr Ham Liyerpoo Augusta wendeil
~ Ioh,s NJ n; schr LAWNS BARTLETT Portsmouth,.
Moai,r Mares ss--Ar bfigs Kentucky, Hatch sAvannah
Magaa Mel rum Charlessn; schr Aanes Rouse Calves
+.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

ISEI UrfZ z. COU1u- COZ DS. Putt I'D
Sore Threats Rheumatism, all Cu;sn ss a.ss, such
sa Rheun, Erysipras, srrofuous Eraptons NC -" be
cured Nv N. of Doctor Ja kan, Mr,catcd
vapour Baths, 10 Bowery wt,rr vtoIs he accom-
undated five ninu,rs notice, every day, from
O'clock, v NJ uiiil III O'Clock In III evening.
~ Is. Gnterl ia nhcd apar'ms MIS- with board, an tie
az provided tpyalis VITO w.h To- put
Jacksun's treatment and his urd
cied vapour Baths. II 10 M. mi these Baths
have tniauee To the Tbonsnnan SYSTEM, nor treat
ns. osn-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
TDGgIi NCHa!! TUOTH ACHE...
JANISEN'S CDNCENTRATED ELETTARIA

5 This article, highly concentrated preparation Kreo
s@e ana Cardaman has in all cases where IL has been
usrd and has been placed in with the the dis
tooth, thus far proved
AN iSFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that md 0rmeni the t. 9th
Ache. Unile other articles The be-
applied h the utmost safety not IN the csa degret
huru 10 the teeth and therefore produces injurious eff
iec,s il placed in contact with those that sound As
remedy
FOS THE TOOTH ACHE,
its success is without parallel II thoroughly removes
all soreness, and leaves the Teeth fit eonsioa for
being filled and, eectnaiiy the progress
ci decay, and evsaualy removes those portions that
have already become caious; ent rely destroys thai
dis agreeable smell which is always impaired to the hrsa
by decaycd Pr ce 30 For SALE only by W. 81.
men,on, 10 Futon street, James H. Hart, A. D.
Broadway and Chambers street; r. ~. Gaon Bowcry
Pike and t'enry and whole,
sale and retail al Grand street between Eas, Broadway
street liz 5nisnd,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

MILITARY SALOON, II Division street LEE
lvt ROLLINS have taken the 3D. Sd snd 9Th stories m.
building II Division running through tn East Bro
The "a story n,ted for Saloon The Sd and stor,s
6t,~s up Drill 10 r., losg add .6 fee, wi-
They also smal rooms Tor Comm iiee Meetings. Boat
Cnlr Eng Companies, &C The Saloon Il fitted in II .
best sly md mst fashionable manner, With The best ~
Uouoss Wines sersrs London Alr Scotch Ale. Bottled
I.Isr They have also sumner Hous~, that " III be hes
mn ,r the acca odaln Military Comp ani, their friends
sd the puic T. rcnrIa All Nil tary Corsranses sst mr..
no, sngaged speo,fu invited " cal and the
JOSHUA ~ LEE.
Harry ". ROLLINS
Drop The Saloon and take gsss Of wine with En
trance III DiviinnsL nJn.inl-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

ITO i.ET-The upper part ~ Nos 4 and PECK Slip,
Communicating mall Lrick Liirien In the cellar
coa,eni.n residence respectable snail fpiiv-no
o.her family IN the premises The lower parteing occupied
OH Apply No. reck Slip f2of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

SC0rTvS PATENT BOON sPulNG-Thr
- superior article which he applied
door very irhng expense particularly rrcomnerdsiise
the ho'ica Of the ubc generally. II admirably cscn.
lated for halls nj arslas o carches banking iabih
theatres and privat engs or in fact any
where Is desirable keep doors closed
its application explained
EDWARDS CO.'S Tea warei, use,
ml5.lns 81 Chatham a..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

T,USs ANS. TUSCANS, TUSCANS-Cheap and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuscan Straw and Che nile Hats,
Millinery, &c-MRS ID. HeDG f. fros. London, grateful
pera she has her friends and
the public reiu her sincere thanks and respectfully ocs
continuance al the insure Which, Ms NJ ID. H.
Cottage Bonaeis which acknowledged hy The best judges
he rior shape hi. city lowest
BILE ptc r cash by the case, single one, her
500 Grand between Essex and Nrrolk streets
~ Is Hats cleaned altered and pressed Superior stye,
ch.ap.r IN, any nthcr establishment IN the city.
New York Aprii 1888. as Im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

IDOOMs W TEU.--One or two rooms sre hor.e
III wanted by young Gentleman, hose relative reside
In Kentncky, amt wosc Occupation extensively IT.
onr lie viii furnish The II necessary IN tsnc., ne
-an.er lie would prefer Nv In dmtsc circle, where
he crul ,rly the ri anagrs ~ finale society. Bepk
wcudla mornipH ard occasional \. The
family with lom hs resides Dad have the pvi'err
eo>dFhfaty anil ihe rewpapcrs OF the country. address
Hsrn~e" a.ths nfce ~ tits rRrcr. nitr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

riLaR-DE. -. MART has removed his usfce "
~ e I,tcy't wherc h. VII br iappyt . Sc It's 'si'uts
10 antc professions after rescncr ~ America,
ont nf ttYvs srccesu practice, riy FIVE ~ vick
ra spent n stasy ~ III M l.sritnls N fur pnd
r,rio plr sfrlv. During tue whsc pa'gu. IN al
fe varts nrd Implicated affections that le, the human
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