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Morning herald., 1839-09-13

DERFEcT Railway aud Steam Conductor victoria Ma.
tions and other Patterns Coal Weed Cooking Stoves
The subscriber most respectfully invite attention their
and splenpd improved King stoves, which for beauty
simplicity quantity aud quality cooking baking sc Dc have
equal and we challenge comparison in all points
and all ask o any rational person that such
facts crca examination Of the above stoves
they will be found unlike any other patterns offered for
sale in this city
Persons Jeou OF purchasing i'll find il to their to
call previous chasing elsewhere will sell
cheap other store IN the city Also splendid
article Of parour fo coal wood FOR sale whole
sale or retail, by SALISBURY BARKER, es7 Water It.
sll.lm' between. Bee ekman II. & Peek slim.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

ONE PRICE HAT STORE
- NEW FASHION, BROWN X cos new styIe o
Has ready for sale the low 6sed price of s3
lhey surPass IN beauty any offered 70 the same
price sombisns the requisite qualities Of the uore costly
ngn'ne.' durability and ustre The great number Of hat,
ey sell and FOR cash only enables furnish
are invited onsmine and judge their merits al brown
whoiesaie and retail warehouse l75 Chatham corner
Of Mott,treet. New York Lac
L. NJ HOFFMAN. .Asct,oneer
A TAuCTION-Large sale of indigo THURSDAY AZ n n,
~ clock IN front Of their store, Hoffman Co Wil..
100 cases Manila Indigo
locases Bengal do
30ceroons Caraccas do
10 do superior Coshineal. .enia5t
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

We have received from Jamaica Of the exports
from the port OF Famsu from the August 1885, the ls
August, 1889 a. compared with the IRE yio us wear:
Morning herald., 1839-09-13
w. BIRT.
IMPORTER AND JOBBER,

TWFOH Elk AND JUBBEK,
No. 45 Liberty street, near Nassau
rOUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting New York will find
~ large and varied assortment Of mems, wemens chill
drens Winter Gloves Hosiery, white and coored Corse
black and coored Silk Cravats and Scar charens Belts
SC recently imported at prices we'll worthy attention
sepl0 6ts'
L'XHlBlTIoN-FRaSERS L. GALLERY, 377 Broadway
II l. open with very beautiful and valuable
OF Ancient and Modern Pantn Of the schools IA
rich frames chiefly consigned from London durng year
past and before exhibited to the public Ia believed
that this collection will not unavoraby with
sale The Gallery will be sptn from "A. NJ until dusk
Amittance IS cenia sept lwis'
~ TEAM ENGINE MACHlNERY.-JAMEs FROST,
- Manufacturer Of Steam Engines Hydrostacand Screw
Presses, Turning and Screw Cutting Lathes.
highly improved principle, plainisg Drilling and Boring
Machinery all kinds OF Engines Tools Tobacco and Cutting
Engine, Screws for Cotton Presses, &c. Sc
Bleecker street, corner Of Mercer N Y.
MA four horse Steam Engine FOR s,le iw asl5 mis-
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

. . WI UN I'M IV FFWNLFN.
M NDAME AUGUSTINE, from raris, uiorae tae lsdle
w oi Ncw ferk that she has arrived in tins city where
she intends TO follow her profession Fss rrYscisv
aud N that capacity offers her services win the fullest
hdence cl being able to give entire satisfaction studied
under several q the most distinguished professors ~ Paris
Madame As address 400 Broadway two doors Cana
street Attendance from lcleck am. I N pm
The poor can receive advice gas between the fcar,
of 10 aud each day - I'm, ip,
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

DROFESSIONAL RECORDS.-ON MARRIAGE Its
interests obligations exposition Of reproductive system
Sc, with eng rawlings, b6 cents.
PHILOSOPHY OF LOvE.-Art and remedy Of price
50 cents.
MARRIAGE PHYsILOGICALLY DISCUSSED, price
75 cents,-done up in sealed enseopcs--For sale at
ELTON'S Publication Offices.
s7iw- l04 Nassau of Ann and I3l Dvis,en sis
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

Two LET-The house No i26 Msdison from srd
Of Sept TO the ls o May For further particulars
enquire the prenises OF T. r. wade No. 6s and 7p
Front SC au3O W.
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

HHE SUBSCRIBER, having received the agcpcy Of
eminent houses ~ France and Germany engaged in ths
Wine Trade; has taken sice ~ No New street tWo
doors from Ws where " will tc happy receive he orders
., ~ triends LOWELL PURpY
Morning herald., 1839-09-13

oseT~A fasSishsd hous sspersls rooEs, ussSes-
- 1ras. ~ very &ssivsals loeatos sad where he
-" .ss, - s"s soes. APpay 1t - D. MsSts Psce
Morning herald., 1839-09-13
nehr W Ksmpon B.ds : 4. NosfslA, -as TO ssa's'

so
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-30
T II + ~ L '
rrBlrs So EvERI 'ATgnpsI ~
,r0RTHNGT0N Il CHAPMAN:
= ,,..L<s Of the Uaitsd States L0'ss.

-,;,n viii be received fora lessterm than
No'lo.,r,b, and no paper will be discontinued,
81 '.t tbe discretion OF the Edtors) until all
Go -. have been paid.
sr,,rxrs nlll be inserted atSl per square
A35 - ~ for the first insertion, and so cents
.,sb subsequent insertion.
,..s,-,spts not marked with the number OF in
Ai..s Mn be published until forbid and eharg-
ii accordingly.
~ InvgRr,stSG-Four squares OF .ess, re-
'AAs- -, at pleasure 500, payable hall yearly
:, .,1,-ar, Ion Jess than one year The privilege
y,,nn,T advertisers IS limited to their immediate
a..s. M advertisements for the benefit of
sols sen; in By them must be paid for by
D. .,,.,l,1qs Of personal nature viii be charged
.l5uMe price
rsr,,. or rHE PAPER-S5 per annum in advance
n, % a, .he end of the year.
l,s WoRK must be paid for on delivery.
=. Letters to the Editors on business connected
yja the Office, must be pos paid or they Will no
b. attended TO.
t,,oyycryo CANDIDATES for office wal be $40. Ne
name will be inserted unless we are specially au-
tboriled By some responsible person.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-30

ces. has been much felt; and has led TO occa
sloual investments ot power "a the Executive
Which involve perhaps Is latgea portion Of DIS
creton as can be deemed consistent with the ia.
,ure Of the Executive tfusl. la proportion a.
the objects Of Legislative care might be malti-
Piled, would the time allotted for zach be- d,m,n-
shed, aud Inc difficulty Of providing uniform and
particular regulations for al. be increased, From
these sources would necessarily ensue greater
latitude TO the agency Of that department, which
is always IN existence, and Ahich could hest mould
regulations of general nature, 50 as 10 suit them
to the diversity OF particular situations. Aud II
u in this latitude. as u supplement to the def
cheney Of the laws, that the degree Of Executive
prerogAh,e malenelIy consists.
The ether consequence would be Iha, Of an cx-
cessI'e augmentation of the Offices, houots and
omolumenls, depending on the Executive wII.
Add 10 the present legrImate stock all those Of
every description ahlch a consolidation of the
States would take hom them. and Turn ever 10 the
Federal Goyenmal,, and the patronage Of the
Executive would necessarily be rs much swelled
IN this case as rs prsroga,ve would be IN the
other.
This dsproporuonaie increase Of pFcrogaIiye
and patronage, must evidently either enable the
Chief Magistrate Of the Umon, by quiet means,
to secure hls reelection Gom time TO time, and fl
naty, TO regulate The succession Ns he might
please; or, by giving so ,ranscendenI an impor
lance TO the office would render the elections TO It
SO violent and corrupt that the pubic voice itself
might call for az hereditary, IN place Of an cleo
tive succession, Nhicheyef of these events
might follow. the transformation Of The Repubi.
can system Of the United States into mouat-
chy, anticipated by the General Assembly from a
consolidation OF the States into one sovereignty,
would be equally accomplished, and whether II
would be INTO mixed or au absolute monarchy.
might depend on too many contingencies to ad
M, Of aGy certain foresight,
TO BE CONTINUED.
Columbus Democrat., 1839-11-30
oWHERE nuDSoN's WAVE

~ GLoRGT g. MORRIS.
Where Hudson's wave, DER silyery sands,
WINDS through the bills alar,
Old Cro'nest Ike a monarch stands,
Crowned with q single star:
And there, amld The hdI1wy swelis
Of rock.rbbcd, cloud-capt earth.
My alr aud gentle H., dweiIs,
A nymph OF mountain birth.
l he snow-curl that The ciI recetres,
The diamonds 81 tic Siuwcfs,
Springs lender blossoms. buds and leaves,
The sisttrhood OF flowers,
Morns carly beam, cyes baniy breeze,
Her puuty define;
But IpA IS dearer far than these
To this fond breast 0 nine
My heart rs Oh the hills Tie shades
Of night are on my brow:
fc pleasant haunls aud silent shades,
My soul IS vita you nnwl
bless the star-ciuWH 4 lighauba whcro
My lnAs footsteps ruam3
Oh, fer a lslcon's wing ~ bear
Mc onward 10 my home.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25
FOIL. PLAY.
326730

We are greatly mistaken in the char
scier OF the people Of This district, Il The
shameful abase and unreleniing peTsecu-
lion with which Mr.. Haywood is sssail-
ed by The tools Of Mr.. Montgomery.
does not receive an indignant and signal
rehuke a, their hands. All fair and hon.
orsbIs means tia, may be employed q
gaina Mr.. Haywood viii be entitled 10.
and no doubt receive. their respectful
Consideration. Bot The base and under
handed attempts, 10 injure him. which
have been resorted 70. will meet with .
rebuff from the pure and generous Of oil
parties, lhs, will cause them 10 recoil
upon the heads Of fheir aushors with all
the force with which they can be carried
By the .hunderbolls OF public indignation
We sllude especially 10 the ipsidiou'
and hyena like manner in which the de
fsIca,ion Of The lsmented Treasurer Hay
! wood has been raked up and attempted
q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

a he used 10 The injury Of his son. Geo
". HsywoOd. hscsuss be has yielded W
he wishes Of The people in becoming
candidate 10 opposition IN the Presidents
man, Mr. Montgomery. This elfeam
stance has been generally used slyly sno
secretly. boz in some instances. u mas
been broughi Ous publicly. But hos
blind and infatuated 10 party maiesolenee'
This miserable desice, instead OF I'D.
T,ucipR The foul designs which prompted
II. is calculated 10 benefit the hieh.minuen
and honorable individual intended TO be
prosiraled. For. apart from me sneak
ing msanness and gross injustice 81 me
hing, when The matter comes 10 Dc IN
sessigsIed and fully understood BY the
people, Ihs character Of 6EoRoE WASH
ISsroS HAYwooD. which now stands %
high for honor and spOlless integrity -
that Of any individual in the community.
will rise. if possible. still higher.
The part which he has seIed, reflects
the highest credit upon his character. and
challenges universal admiration and ap'
plause. lie was the executor Of his Ia
iher's will. and 50 som ss II was ascertain
ed. sller long and patient insesl'gs''on
ina, there vas q deficit in The Treasury
what did he do! Did he sIIempiIo con
eeal or smbezzle any part Of The lsrg'
estate entrusted To his management. ana
in which he had deep interest n"
no. lie did not hesitate momenii ou
las will be seen on reference tn the Jour
nails Of the Legislature Of ls27'2s. he IN
s.antly stepped forward, and eonSeye,
! IN the state Of North Carolina every dol
lars worth Of The estate belonging 10 h
,eslaior that he vas authorised By Oh
will 10 convey. though BY that act D
stripped himself Of his al. for the puI
pose Of securing the State from loss. Th
other heirs also heartily and cheerful
acqnieseed in the deed.
} The Conveyance was accepted BY N
/ Legislature: and The handsome estate Of n
. late Treasurer Hay wood was hoisisd ur
der The hammer, and sold al sn inmen'
: sacrifice. TO satisfy The demand that al
/. peared agsins, him. Thus while all b
!. liessd The defslcalinn Of The father
4 have been accidental. and deeply lsneI
. ted the misfortune. they were filled wi'
!, admiration at the noble. honorable az
prsisewor.hy condue, Of the children. J
G therefore. there 10 any thing in Ibis who
= affair which legitimalely connect. Use
n wiih the relation which George w. Tia.
o W God sus,ains to The public. IL is on
Il such as may justly increase bis claims
!. their confidence and support. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25
HENRY CLAY.

Among all the bright names which
have been enrolled upOn the history Of
oar country within The lac. thirty years.
noae have been more remarkable for the
'ffankaess and honesty Of his character
Than IIEssr Clay. Or speaking of'l,is
eharsctsnslie 10 this distinguished indi-
sidual. che Charlottesville va Advocate
goes on y say:
"The man who "wOuld rather be right
than be Pfesiienl" has never stopped
either to canseal or dIssemble his opin'
ions; and hence. although he has render
ed greater and .aore distinguished pub
lie .er' lcesthsn say other individual now
liv ~. his eiaigs have been overlooked
aad Others e'evs,ed % power as iH!etio
10 him as 'f'hetslses 10 Achilles. 40 3,
II isnsi li..is remarkable, howI'sT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25
WHEAT AND MARRIAGES..

The Massachusetts Spy has gslhsrsd
up the following - Ons Of The modern
dlscossriss Of The politicians 81 the DAY,
that The high price Of agricultural prOdus.
lion diminIshes the number Of msirimo.
nisl contracts. The proof 10 sought in
the statistics Of England. and table xss
exhibited by Mr. Ranloul 10 one Of hi,
lectures, shoS ing ala. love h,s and ell
~Ih The marksi value Of gain. The
evidence 10 eObtaiasd in The column, Of
figures below, expressing the price Of
wheat and the number Of manisges in the
unIIed KINGDOMS u Grsal BriIain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

notwithstanding that. ia late yeats, the
subject Of the Public Lands has been a
theme Of much discussion and interest.
few persons. comparatively speaking,
:, en- 10 have fully appreciated The Impor-
,ao,.e OF the subject. 10 Virginians. es-
peeiaIly, this is a subject Of vast interest.
v rsin. has been literally the fruitful,
and we may say, improvidens mother o.
States. lIer rich aud fertile lands have
been 'scaue,.ed with bountifui hand
states af.er sta 'es have owed their exIs'
tence 10 her gel crosby. while many mi
con,en. wiib wha. they have received, are
grssping fof; 'whs. they are not entitled
90, and claiming as ,he property OF par
.icuIar states. lands Itch belong to she
eonlsderacy. and which. i not aPp'op,'
.,ed by The Union. should revert TO 'h'
states by whom they have ben granted
On Ibis subjec. the Boston A,las has IN
following lfd Maemgt"ee''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25
The Public Lands.

We gather from recent publication
upon The suhjes, Of ihe Public Lands
The following interesting details. The
total amount Of the lands within the or
gsn;red States and Territories. which. BY
ces.ion from The original states. from .he
Indians and from foreign countries. has
a, any lime hitherto come into the pos
session of the federal government, is es
,,m,,sd a, sis.ooO.O 900 acres
or these lands. there
had been sold Dpto
Sept. 3Oih. 1888. T7.O0o.OoO acres
In add,,ioa 10 these sales. the govern
msn, has beel very liberal 10 Hs gtiu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25
ANEcDOrE.

Some wears $50. q lady nollefng +.
neigLbut ol hers was not in her scar "
church On Sabbath, called on her return
nome. To inquire ahs, could deis'n :"
punciusl an attendant. On entering ~"
house she found the family busy Of wo'si
She was surprised when her h's"'
addressed her thus:
why Ia! where have you been "'O'.
dressed oul in your Sabbath day eIo'"e''
To meeting"
Why What day 10 i'!
:. Sabbath day" s.h.
{. Sal, stop washing in minute: Ss",
bail, da,! Well did no. know. lof %,
husband has got so dsrard snney ~
won't,ake The papers nov. and We s"O"
nothing. Well who pieachedF
- Mr.. -"
.wha, did he preach about {.
f" Il was on The death Of our Ss'''"' n
i" Why 10 ne desdl--well. wen' =.
Boston nigh. be dead and we s"" ".,
nothing about il; il wont do. We % W..
have The newspaper again. Tor every INV" .'s
goes wrong without the paper D." 90,
almost lost his reading. and Pol'y y" -,
quite mopish again. because enc 10. a "a
ao poe,sy 10 tead. We'll. il we nave :, =,
,sls / earl load nf unions and po'asoes v v
narke. LIN resolved TO have "e"'
paper"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

or the above Liz are published daily.
IA tri weekly 30 semi-werkly. and oal
once week. The remainder are issued
,emi-mon,hly. monthly. and quarterly
principally magazines and reviews.
Many Of The daily papers also issue I'll.
weeklys, semi.weeklys and weeklys,
Thirry.eight are in the German language,
four in ,ha French. and one in The Spa
6lsh. Several Of the New Orleans papers
are pr;n'ed ia French and English.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

.7ppiieaiioa of Galranism and Nag
nsiism 10 Mdehnsry.-rtsre 10 nov IN
operation. 81 M. So Gold street. in the
city Of n. York. q machine. propsIledby .
galvsnie battery, on four electro magnets.
which furnishes q mechanical power
already applicable aud useful for many
purposes.
The motive wheel OF this machine Is
five feet in diameter. weighing about four
hundred pounds. and the magnets. when
under the acton Of galVanism. cause u 10
resolye forty or iI,y times IN q minute,
for many hours 10 succession. Nothing
can be SIMPLER than the operation Of ihi'
machine, which is on plan enursly new,
aud quite different from that Of The ma
chimes propelled By this power which
have heretofore been exhibited 10 sh'
public. -
The vivid sparks of electricity whiei
are constantly emitted, while this ensln'
Is in motion. bear evidence 10 the tie
mendous energy Of the power nos
brought under The control VI man To-
useful purposes Of life.
| No reason can be assigned, We believe
Why this power cannot be increased 30
definitely. IneaicuIable bensh. would b
conferred upon society BY the dIseossr!
OF this new and simple mechanical power
il il were only available from that Of
single man 10 that Of one or Two horses
where the employ mint Of steam is dan
gerous and expensive. We advise lh
friends Of science and the arts 10 visit ihi
machine. a. it may be seen daily in open
lion al The place above mentioned.
~. ". Com. .2dr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

7smpsr.-I don. know where that
boy 90, his temper, he did not ,aks u
from me."-why no. my dear, ! don't
perceive that you have lost any" vas
The siTSrliOnsle reply Of tie sPOsa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

.7nOthsr Sub TsrasHry Slrarfroufsd.
The notorious Hooker. Who ~IIhhsld he
polI basks in The election between I.eieh.
or and Free Ton Moore. and vas Feward-
ed BIZ Amos Kendall with Poet Once
Cor doing 80, has labbed the public money
and sbsrondsd. Such result vas 10 be
snlisipslrd, So long =, The Federal Ex'
eculirs acts upon The principle Of pseisr-
ring :. man Of bad 10 one Of . good char
arler for stations Of trust aud responsible
lily, ~e must expect numerous instan'
ees Of peeulsIiOns and dsIsleaiions. That
ruie Of action constitutes the true cause
Of the vast ard unprecedented numbers
ina. have occurred during The last 5 yssrsi
and until il ceases IN operate lhe cyl
Which il oeeasiOned will continue 10 exist
II 10 prsposieTous 10 suppose that Iogue'
can be made honest men Of BY being plsc
ed in q position where they can gtssliy
.hsir ruling propensity. tina, Of picking sn'
stealing. Without limit and Without lsaI
of punishment After Hooker had pro
ven himself q scouEdrsl BY eommlIiinl
prsiuIy in regard s he poll books. no
Adn in,sHsIion which had any TespseI To
The public morals or The public Interests
would have bestowed upon him publiI
honor, or conhded 10 him the custody o
The public money. ~
Richmond Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25

B,arnlg q Lady info Lors.-A
Chelmsford PsIiy Sessions. on Tuesday.
a young laborer. named Henry Dunn.
was charged With sndessoring. BY esrIaIn
blows. bruises. and 6sIy-euns, TO make a
lady. named Jsns Quiller. lsll violently and
desperately in love with him. lisppesrsd
thai Mr.. IIruTy had. Cor ihe last ,wsl's
months, been pouring haod Of rustic
cloquenee into the ears Of Miss Jane.
But Il was al labor lost James heart
remsined as hard as Norfolk dumping.
aud Ms. Bum hal msuiisled upon suicide
in I'll It's different forms and phases, when
q friend suggsaeds trial Of The bsci STEAK
pfinciple--beatiug I'LL she VAS lender.
Accordingly he proceeded TO her house
al WooJham Ferris. on Sunday last. and
put The advice into immediate practice;
but the more he bea, the harder Jane
grew. aud neither the application Of 6ss.
Knees. or hob-nailed shoes. could induce
her 10 turn . yielding glance on he
svain. and gently whisper. " dear llenfy,
I cannot resist these pressing sppesls-
I'm yours." No: instead of taking hin
10 her own arms. ale consigned him To-
the arms Of . constable. Henry nov
pleaded his passions in justification Of Tie
blows. but this not being admitted BY The
\ Reach. he was fined So end costs. whIeh
he paid, and lsfl the court. casting" looks
shsl burn" al The wi.ching face ~hleh
had glched his heart aud enplied bis
leaihern purse Of l5s 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-25
Correspondence cfhs National inisH
gmefr.

New fofk, July H.
We begin 10 hear The g'oan. of the
South, the Southwest, aud tie West,
over the disorders nf the currency. The
Southern planie. ul,srs his lamenIs aloud
over the action Of the Bank Of England
upon his cotton. lie is finding out.
and Just finding out, tits remarkable. tina,
the regulator OF tie currency now 10 moi
in Chestnu, street., but in Thread needle
street, London. and that when that
regulator contracts cotton connacls;--
or, when lha, regulator refuses TO dis
count cotlsn bills. cotton is rather drug:
which. ioge,her siIh a combination Of
the cotton spinners ard short hours. is
not just the thing TO aid him in making
money. Well, we Of the North made
all this discovery long ago. IL 10 one Of
The first lessons we learnt in political
economy. We now continue to puzzle
ourselves With the inquiry. how long the
the Southern, Southwestern, and West
ern consumer Uil be content TO pay from
ten 10 twenty-five per cent. more Tor all
goods consumed Than our consumers pay,
because there is no national currency.
We think il will take the States OF the
Atlantic at least three years 10 work the
prnb,em out. but we have no doubt they
| will work IL out 10 the end.
One Of the most amusing signs ri The
times 10 the North now is The prolesstt
hostility Of The Van Buren, men 10 ;
| National Bank. There 10 moi The leas
hostility 10 such an institution 10 ih'
Northern States. and there never has bee,
among nine.ienihs o. the People. MIR
Van Buren,, when he peli.ioned for {
branch in this State. in company will
all The Albany Regency, indicated lh'
true Northern feeling upon this spbjec,
I. is very true. Mr. v. B.'s friends nov
cry out /. monster" /" awful monster.
aud all thai; bul New York hu,nbugs
and is never humbugged. All thes'
people don't really mean word the!
say. The whole Regency concern woul,
vote for q National Bank 10 mass, proyid
ed they could have The control Of lh
siock in il. You can't scare man her
with The cry Of |" monster" IS Mr
Richie does in Virginia. II 10 all gam
mon. as The Yankees call il. The posi-
lion in which The North nov stands
this, that neither party will move for
National Bsnk; the Van Buren, men
because they cannot. without eating d
, pledges enough 10 choke them; sh
Wings, because, il other people can pr
up with The currency as i, is. they be-
can--.he Northern banks, infusing a
! over The Union a Noribefn currency
being theirs; The profits on the exchange
70 considerable extent being iheirs. u
consumers in other States paying N
! bills; but. more than all, they are powel
: less for good az long a. Southern planter
will be duped by New York POlisicisnl
II