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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

DECKWITH's ANTI-DYsPESTIC Pills
- The great popularity and established ths
medicine rendsrsthe continuation Of lengthy
pnsecesssry wherever these pills have been
ced into family they become asndisg rrrsedy and are
called for tain and again. which IL suceH proe( OF h~r
good qualities Numerous testimonials OF their yalue fms
gents men c The highest responsibility, accompanying each
Bishop Ives Dr. Hawkes.. Gov Irede Hon H. Potter Hon
T. Stanley, Rev VIM. MePheeters, d D. asd mssy OF The
hrst phyuesns 10 this country,
furnished letters in sstmeny Of the benefcis rcsusg
from the OF these pills
The Pills up superior style In lin boxsx eor
tanning 20 pills Price 50 eenu. To be had OF
H. b. TURNER,
leo Broadway, New York, up stairs
mvl2-fm is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
NI ware FILLS THE CELEBRATED sUBsTI.


TUTE FOR CALOMEL-This valuable medicine, which
has been In general IN the west and the past
year. successfully introduced at Philadelphia within
The last three moaths, may be had In this city.
In chronic diseases such affections Of the liver
constipation eruptve diseases Nc OF great
vse and may be reorted 10 with perfect conhdepcs and
safe " The public assured that Miles Compound Extrsct
Tomato Pills nercursl preparation Whatever
The undersigned General Agent for the proprietor give
ncoptsstibe preof OF this FACT and Il authorised eer
handsome any who will preve that Niles
Compound Extract OF Tomato Pills does contain,
has contained (sben cold BY their agents csoue any
other ncrcursl preparation ~bacyer-and although the e
this medicine similar that produced nv caome
still may be taken without the slightest fear Of salvation
Of producing the deeeous consequences Of mercury
This medicine does bebng have supposed To the
class medicines The compon MT parts viii be cheer
fully known physicians wishing Il In their prae-
uce
To be obtained at MARSHALL c. sIoCUMs Drag and
Chemical Store sos Broadway who has been appointed Ge
neral Agent Tor their sale Also Rushon kspnwas SO
William at ITO Broadway, and 10 Aston Houses Southland
Delluc, PARK Row Brosdway Milhau 1873 Broad
way; r. Green, 500 BrosSwsyi Adsmson onf, Bowe-
ry and 600 Broadway n. Dodd, 6<5 and I'll Broadwsy
q. ID. Coggeshsil, AL Pearl, ccrnev Rose It
80 ~ rhA los
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

III As they have adopted the cash ystem able 10
sell clothing the most reasonable The public
vted IN call and exaine their assortment they will be
satisfied that ssvsg viii be realised in cash system
as conducted at 81 Chatham St
q. Cloth aud cashmere vesng kept hand made
10 order in the most fashionable style. my7flms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

ny n. n. TIIPsoN.

~ ROWLAND H. TiMPs0N having dsIy coafomed 70
e eqniso. Of The law, regussg sales by auction,
prepares and dispose Of ali descriptions OF house
a, ana ether property either At the sale
dry goods. real estate Re returns made
senments r.''o =" ~ w.IgsS
NE s.,s. rORk TATTEk sALLs-The reguIs
us ~ AowM establishment every Monday IL o'clock
Inc ne regular sale will commence on Monday All June At
II O'Clock All horses NC intended Tor his s.s .,, hon
ana eHtsIeu on or before Saturday I'd June NJ NJ until
6entlemen however, wishing Ia disnose ,Ss, had
better make early Application ensure number en- The
For further particulars and terms apply In
O. > MOORE, u, rsr spEst
N. B. few more horses be =, I;..r
$l8 per month"; aud the best paid 10 then, Tbe nra
pretor need not menton the superior ored
gentlemen wishing put their horses livery viii ssn
for themselves. myl96m- o. j. M
- EMOVAL-J. DITCHETT, the proprietor III. &C.
No 24 Walker street No. 80 Roosevelt street. hree doors
from Cherry street. The proprietor has been offered 5000
cine. II is nfabe remedy. having been kaown 10
fail OF performing when used according the drec.
Agents. Timpoa corner OF William and Fulton streets
G. OheH corner OF James and Oak streets myso-lm-
Z E0 81 ~ MpA4TM.TFOkD.TT.e steam
c.sA-l ~ leave from Peck Slip, East River, every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoon ats o'clock
from Peek slip every Monday Wednesday and Friday at.
FORNEw LONDoN-stages win be in readiness at Lyme
To convey passengers to New London.
IT Freight taken 1ntil o'clock.
FOR iur'hsr Information inquire on board or Of
NIB. All persons are forbid trusting any one on account Of
Steamboats, Cleopatra and Lexington. m7e-5m*
can be supplied with many articles in the grocery line,
with family medicines lamp oils &C. retail for the above
j. c. MORRISON L SON,
mySI Iwd&w, 1876 and 1873 Greenwich n.
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~ This elegant establishment Is regenerated tits opened
n principle. The subscriber has taken
premises lease He accommodate loo dodgers with
excellent beds The prices reduced 30 per week
transient boarders, Including lodging.
The subscriber respectfully trials and he would
remind his old Boston friends particular hat particular
tepton will be paid the comfort and accommodates Of all
who may honor him with their patronage.
Mis- stock Of recerche his table spread with
decacy the Affords and purctuay, civiy clsan.
and despatch will be premnest throughout bis
blshment ie7 AMOS ALLEN.
II HUrTOHS EXCHANGE OFFICE, under Bese-
diets Watch Store, No. 80 Wall st-The following broken
and doubtful Bank Notes bought better ihas
asy other ece In Persons holding them would do well
TO call.
Commonwealth, Hancock,
Middlesex. American,
Kby, Commercial,
Fulton, Woodstock,
Norfolk, Wells River,
Roxbury, Lancaster.
je7.ltt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

90 MR.. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

R OOK BIND HRs, LrATTIp R-For sale by
= y. CAMPBELLI rERsSE,
my1 ITO aud liz Nassau St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
IL d w Il X " III A ID 4 3 !.

III THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
he public that IN addition 10 his extensive and spendd Bar
he has opened and fitted handsome commodous
STYLE large and pleasant for
The same on the Shades plan, and in has given
the Title ms above The arrangements being complete
respect 10 furnish 10 his decacy especial
the Tar famed Welsh Rsreb and tibet Gaming Mug Ale,
usually fsund In similar establishments he socts
/ trsRage.
To the admirers Of social intercourse the friends hsrne-
n.y. and the lovers of first Havana put "ull care
away, the bOWERY SHADES, will be found pleasant q
resort as can be wished for by the ssaious the ep-
cure
The rules and regulations wholesome orae
and by which the Bowery Shades will be exclusively gov
erncd.
On Saturday evening" May 10th, the will OPEN
ed 10, company and subsequently, every day and evening
myl7-1misf j.. BARNETT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
CARD ENGRAVING.
Visiting cards, store ards, Cards
at Home, Ae. 40.


. CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE,
NO. JONI srarGr, sRAR BROADWAY
W Store Cards, Cards Home for wedding PARTIES he.
&c engraved the approved and fashionable STYLE
printed On the finest enameed cards the
Bills OF exchange, bill hesss, bills OF adng lsbi he
grsved at the lowest prices for cash. The
~ visiTING CARDS ENGRAVED FeR TWO DOL
LARS. mvIa I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CAHDs:


VISITING CARDS In plsis writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed on the polished German Porcelain Gard, may
be procured the Maiden Broadway
sTouTs Engraving Establishment, where specimen bsohs
Also silver plated Door and Number plates pIatias or
which uscommony thick the silver being expressly relied
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commissions Cards executed with dsness 60 asd
Letter Stamps Conspi and Notorial Seals esgrsved V
order
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, nc.
STOUT, corser Of Nsides Lane
sle-3m and Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

Composition Orh ment ManufactOry,
594 Broadway, New York.
~ JtAaN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he continues furnish ornaments of every de-
scrpton for the interior finishing Of buildings lowest
terms
NJ B. Specimens be The mandatory above.
Ornaments got upto any de@g. mysSns
~ MRS. BIRD, Midwife and FemaI- MUSICIAN, has re.
moved 10 so Bawery door above Beecker street. where
es can be accommodated with beard pleasant ursshcd
rooms and the best attendance during their Confinement
MIS- BIRD continues be consued on all disc ases incidental
to females. Advice gratis. myo9ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07

Ii CITY SALOON, opposite St fauls Church Just add
ed Two new Dioramc Scenes Of powerful interest
The first magnificent Diorsmic OF bne
and imposing grandeur Illustrative OF holy writ exhibiting the
departure Of the Iraees from Egypt The second repre-
cnation Of the widss pread Charles
The brilliantly effective accurate exhibition
which industry and sknl could execute
In addition the usual Diorapas which have already
ceived The stamp Of public appreciation by crowded houses
Mt. Hoffman will execute solos the violin
Mr. Bassford will preside at the Picnoforte.
Admission 10 the boxes, 50 centsparquce, IS cen-Ch-
dren. with parents, half price
Doors open at quarter past7 ocIoek-perfomance
meDce att O'Clock je1.u
BILLIARDS IMPHOVED.-spring Steel Indis
- Rubber and cloth cushions, with
ABM BAsSFORD respectfully invites the public examine
his late improvements. Just fitting up &c Ame
Museum pendid BAR with to bila tables
this for sale and the 10 let reasonable I
disposed OF by Thursday the 7h jane the whole will
then be offered AZ auction those who wish to In this hu
sses wll find this the best stand In New York. The
well established respectable Saloon 2s Broadway the
largest in the world put perfect repair PLAYERS
purchasers inved-seven tables in this
20 both the above the pioramas Broadway from
No, IL Ann street my8i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
VAUxHALL GARDEM.

" MR. LOVE, the Dramatic Polyphosisi, will exhibit bis
astonishing performances evcrng this
ing Monday evening, Jun. 4h. The BRASS BAND win
perform number Of and beautiful pieces viz-Grand
March, dedicated 10 the 9th Regiment Grand march, ded
lated to the Light Guards Captain Vincent Grand march,
dedicated to Samuel w Seey, Captain the Tempkias
Blues. Grand waltz trombone obgso &c &c. &c. Leader
Mr.. Lothian.
Abundance IS cents Doors open O'clock Perform
anccs will commence al half past O'clock
~ B. Each evening OF Loves p, ormances there will be
change. jek5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
GILLOTT,s CELEBRATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.

" CONsTANTLY os hand, atths manufacturers ware
beuse, lt9 Reekmsn sect large eli his known
PENS, warranted Of best quality.
These Peas perrin
tesdence oil Mr.. elliott! The public may therefore cons
IDENTIFY depesd upon the maintenance Of qualities which
have eetaned tor them 80 great reputation
Beware OF Commercials which be detectrd
by their nnsnshed appearance and The Inferior
Which they are put mp. nsa-am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-07
LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
CD CT CO.

after this date, the Cars will be despatched follows
viz
Lesy. Ho.sve Lsavs Jsmasa ssye s,0osy%
II Pm Pm At p. d.
Sunday trains will leave as folows:-
Leave HsAsvie Leave Js%aea Leave Bs0oslyn
Al Pm St Pm. Ct p. NJ
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
REVOLUTION IN MRxrrf,

Anarrval at New Orleans from r.. 8
plco brings intelligence Of 4 s.,resss,,i I.
Eo ~ :, movement il that city. Itap.
Pears t1a a. on the et1 Of October. tl,s 81.
rison q ,IamPico rose ID arms. ana Sr6.
pounced u favor Of the Constif1,liie5 e
ASSas Lieut.. Colonel MoNrFr \ 80,
c;iosen temporary commandor n ~
The former Governor. Gan 1,..-
LAs FiEDRos' and several other oiiicers-
.sers ishen INTO custody, and sflbarlell f,1
board the Danish Brig AdeIsi5s q He :.
getung TO sea, these officers YER, lars.ss
g The brassos st. JaQo. '.'''''sse
ne revolutionists, Il Is said co.,,. :,
INC lnhnence Of Don VrTAL 80, -
ioFmer Gov. olths state az ,ar,s,,I;.,-
Aney nave with them Dan b f1gEI n M
cEs' very popular and Influential S,sn
lale chef Of Pueblo Visio. TO- ~
AsoOD men under arms. and ssgs s.
nnlinlcaiion with Gen. 49, 5ss.1..,..
this revolution d tie West. sra s ~.
t1e ablest generals III the Rlexiiear
On the 1lth or IZlh 81 lclofs- -, e
'e.Ios reached lIalaiaoras, and i;air,cs-i
me lexican general at that 6Iocs -
with ls500 men. lsl tie bds6.s g $780,
iag me Federal party Is 1'ar-IssI;as, 40
Iampico. - s 80 =
No insult had been 81 4, ,I..r
q 4amPieo. during tie co.bFso,;5Ss
which had taken blace. -
9 letter from Ean1pico. under -. ssss
lot III 9ct3ber sags:..- -. $ =
I've aaVe to inform vol, slss - -,
our garrison pronounced oe r. - 80.
lishmeni Of the Federal -.
taas zen Piedro1s Who a.as g s.5r.s' 's.sT@
here . going, with sezeIa ..1'.-s
% your city q The ves 81
TINS naHins been driven Of 81 ~ sS.' -
tleAl - q,
e know not Il he fss.,..s:,,.. -,
al,ons g sbe interior, bul + s. sScat
g bass lfihis So. and - s,sess -. -.
asa seconded 6y others. rs 50 -. -,
.inllsas e Mexico must 4 l mi issssll
Aqse an arrangement with vs',,ss's'5 s.
eRefy thing has ed or I.sass 4
re efsaiest ordsf NE hauens.eesssl q
eiockaoe ~. As soon s. o1e s66sa 8.
re reHolaiionis,s intend q lst The cspts;r
nov WAaat fheY hare do1e end bar arr
nei b prevent ;ss - -. - =.
ess na g o1 8 osii1e, S.
slss ns
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
E g. aAW ANS. Mayor.
JAMES B. McLELLAND. Cleyt
~ APPROVED. I


IMPORTANT DlscoVKRY.-Tbe sollow
ing IS fair biz at the uuackerv 81 ~
present day. Bombast and flstian. a.
relied upon 70 fool folks w;th. and ~
worlds CREDULTTY Is coos;TlsFs,a s -,
quacks, medical and political. as ,,n5a,s
aO:e ana i1cura6le. The best remedy a.
galnst cpedulity is common sense
krankliD Ten. ReS;e,v.
DE-. benjamin Bombastes' pills ~ ,bo
lnialIble Restorative and Universsl IS -,
enc against all the ills 10 which asst :
ne'I, including Abolition, Asthma. ~.
S 3 ;, and Batterys, Bowel Complains
S = crops Bentonism, Broken Ranks"
SfouP; consumption, Dlopsy, Demoev1cy'
Auh Times, Etephahtiasis. Emntv po.it5iA
|ets, Fever-IntermitteUf. ren5;s;..,t -
eo1tinual--False SWEARING. Feferal;s, :
tIdgets, Gout, Gormand;zi5g Hs- -.,.:-:''
49, 49, Tq1umonuggery, Jaundce, yiltfnsr.
e1 Locofocolsm, MarasIas. Mobs,
viking Liquors, Night Sweating, Nullifi'
cl.'q pa, va age Peddilng, Pataiysiis Pa.
81. Lllls' Gmnsy, QuacEs, ricketts,. Riots.
g. Steamboat Accidants. So d;0s.
.II l and Squalling Children. re .Doiss
J = Tipping, Uttering FORGED Notes.
S.sury, Vanity and Vexation Of Shirt
Van burenism. Wens, Whiegerv. Wficbs
can and Want of Money. Nar,,fsc,,s'.-
ed oy benjamin Bombasies, alier i rees;-1
prepared BY his graAdiatherss Remote -.
'eestoF, and BY him handed 70 Noah' i,r.t
as the ark's door was CLOSING f,r ~ 49,
.llne. Inc genuine article can Be- bro.
49, e New York, Of benjamin Bonn.
49,. 1870 : = ms Office, m any part oftba
y. B.[No apothecaries entrusted
win ny !. TIE 4. sale ofthe same. FelIow. nm
ana fellow citizens Of the United s,a,e 800 -
America. and all popedoms, kinpdOn,s ana
9llneIpalites OF Europe. there S only ons !.
elsease, and that IS CREDULITY. :. +,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
. =. M.LRLI.AND 60
AssED AUGusIT. I5lh. &c.

s e ger asa AhsHet e ss eosg9'o g Lesssas
Mule
my ng through street streets e d corporations shall forth
With Be- summoned before the 81 the shall 1o
for every such
oasneas
s. 81 times during - M notice q end
and toRaons as the
ST
.asy o. ladies .6t m ea6oslsd & ins
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
no. 81.

habiiahts Of the corDorafion. Is tbe se,s..'..-
2! the sane, shall forthwith IS sumn,on.
g before the mayor, and upon conyiciion
g me same, shah forfeit and pay asIm
~ less than three, nor more tIian ten doi.
as, lor each and every such offence. and
s.ail'sn addition pay he expense of reno
ylng the same.
:. Be Z FIR hst onfasaea Thai
any person or persons from fIisianec
y m :, /. may be residing N de corporation.
Ilail 9ie q The same. ahdslall not Be- 90.
sessed q the time ofhis, her or their dsstb
q sufficient 10 pay the expenses sc Is ?
hess O. their burial, the same shall h nj
ouE Of the funds ID the Trsas,,F;v. M !,
qaall tnFlher Be- the duty Of tie bfav,,r Il
s1perntend ell The preparations necssssrv g
Sllla ne llFIal Of oil such persons and q
case ct his absence the aldermen sbsiI
act ln bis place.
The following amendments were NAL
70 the INST and seventh ordinancss. e6ae 2
tee on the 10th Of June 1858. 57 2
.'Lhe l9t ordinance b Be- amanda a..
where 4 reads taI6lfe and ! hsIf -
tax on each hundred dollars woFIh -
goods. wares and groceries On hand Is
ne Hfst Of January IN each and evesv
year. read six and qraFtsf cents e,
eacn hundred dollars worth sold il each
year Of goods, wares, groceries &c. !
Inc TN ordinance to be amended thus.
where It reads they shall patrol within tbs
oeunos q SAID town, each of them fCans-
lalns ana their men) halfof each week.
aIlo read each Ofthem two nights IN eachS
week, and ofener if they choose.
z. u. HAWKINS, Mayor.
JAMES B. McLELLAND. CleTk.
90 IAPpR0YRn 4
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

provisions and rcons
a.s 81
$50 "a Be further aaea Tint eject force
Approved February l6, 1888. q = s3a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
CHARTER.

a incorporate the Town Of LouisViIle IL Winston
and to repeal the act hereto passed Incorporating
w. 8 1Eabia& & 8a
saidtOwn. Isl
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-21
AIRS OF a SENATOR.

The Hon Perry Smith, one the national Sena-
torial digniinries in whom The agrarons of CoDnec-
ticut rejoice, rendered himself the object Of con-
lempiu1us merrmen; the other day, on passing 10
Bridgeport in one OF the Sound sic lnbons When
the seward of the b,ai requested payment for the
Senator'S breakfast, the latter handed him half en-
gle The steward offered him in change three
dollar note ofthe City Of New York "a specie bill
and one dollar and 6ny cents in silver The bank
note was indignantly rejected BY the Senator, who
proclaimed that he would receive nothing but specie
In vain he Told that the wasa specie BILL and
that he would soon have an opportunity otpaying back
the bill 10 the clerk OF the beat for his passage he
would receive nothing bit specie. The steward was
therefore mpeed to repair 10 the bar and pick up
driblrts of silver change To accomm date the mpor
tant Senator. In short time aierward the Senator
had The satisfaction Of counting out The same silver
drblets 70 pay his passage al the captains Office
The New York passengers were amused-he Con-
necticut passengers were ashamed-while the Ssna-
,,or--no m1tier. The condition Of the country is
doubtless greatly improved by his specie operation
". Y. Com. dr.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-21

Of the country being the opinion At the adoption OF the
that bank notes could only be maintained
ia circulation by being tho lrne representatives o. me
pcc lots melas.n Mr. DALLAS option have already
adred To- hst this point should he regssdsd tor ever
settled aud st rest" Without subscribing entirely TO
either il 4 cnorgh TO sgrse with Mr. Madison, that tho
eonstiiutiona on stion should be regarded ecudcd
by solemn aud repeated adjudication When tic
annropriae tribunals Legislative. executive, and judi
cal have furnished an pnbrokrn current OF authority
from 1871 all 1885, in favor Of such o., lsiiinon y Is
time, in the language Of Mr. Dallas Tor Pfsaie 1Adg-
asnt 10 arqHiesce"
Hfle party Be not adj1dieuind and settled. nfrer
mi or can be NOR any Other Porer 81 der'raifse
Ronerpmsn, mot plainly erpessfd ~ the insf'Hmsnf;
and ppoa fh,s gryand take my stand, with clear
essbIshcd. and confident conviction, ener'alned ara
orcly expressed since The explosion IN May 1877 That
general bahk the only safe means OF tqnshzng ihe
exchanges. and restore 10 tho country sound md n
ms,sy convertible paper IL uniform value at oil pontr
Insianfaneons COW erhilry is more test Of soi
yeney IN a hank than in an individual, aud is nelthsr
compatible wih an organization Of bank credits. de-
rabe under The reversed motion Of the currency pro-
duced hy panic.
feel thai in daring 10 entertain aid express this
opjon shall inc ur what has been most gently termed
(but strongly uscd) I" tho moral influence" Of deana-
e,st,a, aud ,l,s, shall be- told as tho honorable j.
Smith l.hcit would say, " irh The authority of pa
rent" that am :, pursuing eourc injurious 10 the
welfare ard prosperity Of the State" Let me warn the
honorable Senator the parish hearing the
name Of our blessed ledeemer, Ohio ancient parish Of
Christ Church 20 beware, the parental chastengs
he incts lest 10 employ the language Of Mr. Burke,
he whip on my rieafous back The hatsgressioascf
more disastrous offender.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-21
Fam me Bargor { Ne Republican
THE RUBICON Is PASSED

The Administration have taken their stand A
''tcn years war declared against the people. Mr.
Canhreeng ayowed in The House the determination Of
The Executive to force the new experiment npon tho
country. either with without law What though it
he reeeed lay the Representatives Of the people! II
proclaimed that members corrupted by the banks
What though Tie people should return new House
still more strongly opposed TO the measure The Se-
nate that arsocratc branch Of tho Government whose
members are beyond The immediate reach Of their
sneits, will prevent the passage OF any bill for The
relief Of tho country, by majority which will constitute
1t law without the sanction of the President IL is
tins announced BY this Executive minion that the Sab
treasury Ti be eoaiinnsd ~ losce during me residue
ofths Prendeniai tern either With without the
ton Of law
The Issue. therefore. is fairly made up between the
people the hand, and the Executive the other
The Sovereign power SGT at defiance BY the servants
has coihcd with lille brief authority. The people
taunnuy told that they have delegated their auiho
ry under the provisions OF the Constitution for three
years onger aud that their will not he listened
Is this repnhc. and told that the VOICE Of
the people spurned Is this republican admins
ration and does turn deaf ear the loud calls Of
public opinioni The syowal has been distinctly made,
and true republicans have alternative but unqualified
opposition TO both men aud measures.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-21
From Inc Ulster Nv. " Sentinel.

The last srhems OF Silas Wright, to fasen upon the
country the Sub-reasury system, and TO invest the
Executive mlh despotc sway, by repeating the Depo-
site law, has met with the fate all of his other
"cxpedieuts" The popular branch of Congress
jeccd it on the Sd instant by striking out of Wrights
bill tue repeating section, (Which would give the Pre-
sident unlimited control the currency,) by
ry still greater than the strog vote against the PROJECT
OF Mr. Camhreeng. The immediate representatives
of the people the next day-ihc fourth OF July-a
day memorable the anniversary Of the birth of
freedom in this hemisphere their proceeding
Of The previous day by vote Of 73 to 81 and thus
solved hat kney power shall not be revived in the GO
ver,men OF these States. So ends the . i'll falcd qucs
ton at this session The Depostc act OF 1886 re-
mains the law Of the land and although all the old de-
posite banks, which suspended specie payments in
1897, cannot be again employed repositories, accord
ing the provisions oi The awyet there is barrier
agant the selection Of other sound specie paving banks
as fiscal agents We shall see whether tho prov-
SONS Of this will be executed whether the dcs
po'ic threat Of Mr.. Cambrccng viii be carried out
that ,he Sib,reasufy hlll' will he enforced during
tho remainder OF Mr. Van Bureaus term, ia spite Of
Congress or the people.