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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-04

any complaints Of the bulk Of the new crop In Ire
land, we think this grain cannot be abundant during
the ensuing year, unless have large continental
import. We are unable to give any quotations, as
there are literally none on the market, except lew
line English which sell at 34s. to Sos per Imperial
quarter. Beans are still chiefly in the fields; the
crop most favorably reported Of, and the supply
OF Old from the farmers is large, but they sell al
49, to OBS. per quarter of SOB lbs. Peas are.very
scarce, and they have reached Us per l9O lbs ior
grinding"
the earliest spots in Scotland, there is still good
deal Of grain exposed In the neil hborhood OF Edin-
Durgh and IN the low grounds in this district olas-
gow), the fields entirely clear but from the ter
minalion of the Almond Valley, the ground rises
to the west Of Edinburgh, the quantity OF grain out
gradually increases till the traveller arrives at the
higher lands where there is very little yet taken IN
and quantities still TO cut. Between Glasgow and
Stirling for instance, although the country does not
rise much at least half of the grain crop IS still
out, and many fields to cut. This may generally be
understood To be the in the low damp and higher
cold soils In the carse of Stirling there is great
deal OF grain still in the fields; every where the po-
tatoe crop is both abundant and OF excellent quality
and in the early districts the farmers busy lifting
them The same thing may be said of the turnip
crop likewise so far as regards quantity and quality
At Edinburgh and ei.hborhoOd there has been
strong drought and no rain for several days. On
Thursday the streets were as dry as In mid summer,
and the dust flying in all directions In the west
country have been differently situated, with
scarcely day this week without rain, and when it
is dry above there has been drought to dry up
either the grain or the ground.-Glasg0U Chronicle
The Crops IN IRELANp.-The late rains, we are
sorry to ascertain, have been pretty general. In
Dublin the weather has been very wet, cold, and
ungenial, and the harvest work, which engaging
the whole attention Of agricultursts, has met with
very injurious interruption The indicator, of
Saturday, states that the wheat crop has sustained
irreparable damage" and adds that few samples of
the wheat brought to the market of BE fast fitted
for grinding into -four In Cork the rain CONNIE nc ed
to fall m Thursday, and evented all harv work
In Limerick large breadth of oats yet remains
uncut, and the rain which has there also interrupted
harvest work, is expected to cause serious damage
to this late corn.-Du5iin Pilot.
THE HARVEST IN IRELAND.-The accounts from
the provinces which have reached us since Friday,
are generally favorable, particularly those from the
counties of Meath, Westmouth, Antrim, Louth and
Down. Complaints still prevail to the trying
weather, from Limerick, Derry, aud Donegal
Connaught, with the exception Of Sligo, seems to
have been this year peculiarly exempted from the
heavy rains which fell during the last two months
The oat crop in Galway will, we learn, be abundant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08
ST. TES.

TESSEssEE-G Governor Polk sen, in long and an able
Message the Legislature on Tie 22d ult The Penn.
syvanan gives brief Synopsis of il. We shall give
extracts from it, it the whole hereafter: 81" goes al
larse into the present situation Of the currency and the
Banks He recommends, that early day be fixed Tor
resumonn By the Banks Of Tennessee and that they be
restricted from the declaration Of dividends for at least
six months after The resumption. He also earnestly ad-
yi,es as among the leading measures OF Bank reform,
that no mules under len twenty dollars, should be al
lowed in that Slue that there may be coin for ordi
nary transactions. and paper for extensive com
meicis purposes giving it as his opinion, that there
should be no paper under the denomination of twenty
dollars The Message is document of great ability,
and embodies the soundest views upon the subjects on
which it treats. :, ,.r-
ln the Tennessee Senate on the 24lh ult Mr. Giles
pie brought forward resolutions Of very decided cha
racier, ordering The Banks OF The State to resume io.
with The resolutions were postponed for day, mem
her having stated he had good reason TO believe tnat
Tho Banks had II in contemplation TO resume the pay
men, of sppcle within ten days
RuonI lsLAsr The Assembly has adopted The i'''
loving rcevluilon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-08

power and influence OF one n the most nOnIed mono.
poles of The West held in trrorcm over the heads
Of many who induced to believe, that this company
could destroy them at their pleasure NowIth.
Standing had contend against this fearful array OF
wealth and power, you will perceive that we have not
lost much, If any, since our last election at this place,
and have made numerous recruit in the other coun.
ties of The district. In this, in other parts OF our
country there has been powerful exeron for the
'money influence 10 obtain political ascendancy.-
Heretofore it has in .succeeded-bu now, the
honest ycomaary Of hr Uest-Cbose who in The esti
nation ofhal liberal and high toned "REPUBLlCAS.
who threatens the knife, urre no, capable Of st
gor,rnment -have broke the spell that boand them
have discovered The deception that has been pracssd
upon them. ond proven 10 their opponents that they will
sustain those Republican principles which are opposed
to all and every effort that tends in The most remote man.
ner to give undue influence 10 wealth, either IN private
individuals or concentrated in powerful companies or
associations
Snme The learned Doctors Of the law have charged
with being Agrarian in the sentiments contained ~
our last to you II an advocacy Of The cause OF lie
people, and opposition 10 tluse principles Of the Fede
rass which say that The wealthy and the learned should
alone have CONTROL and govern the affairs of our coun
try be considered by this learned Doctor and his party
too Agrarian then plead guilty to the charge We
live in Democratic Republican Governments Go.
vernment, that, through our Constitution, has guaran
tied TO certain rights and privileges that are as dear
TO The poor as the rich man-and though the poor De-
mncras of Logan and Cabe county, may be SO numer.
Gus as "actn"Hy TO stink in the nostrLs Of The wing
Feder0tiSs Of our county,, (as certain Wing gentlemen
of The Kanuoha Saiinss has beautifully oppressed himseJD
still they have their privileges and know how TO exef
else them. We Agrarsns enough TO believe, that as
the power of Government originates from the people,
be they rich poor, the poor have ndispusbe
right in regulating the Of this Government as
the man of wealth, who is clothed in purple and fine
linen. or fares pluously every day.
THE returns which you find below are official, and
show Tia, have elected candidate, Mr. Thompson,
by handsome majority. He is gentlemen Of talents,
and has been found conendng against the Arsto'
cracy who unwilling 10 tust more power 10 The yeo-
mnnry of land, % believe that the people are ca
pabIe Of governing themselves His devotion TO these
principles and the good Democratic cause, is only equal.
led by The ardor and ability which he ever maniless in
sustaining them. Respectfully, yours, &c.
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Nov 3
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