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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

Ths only states, the least d'nhful, that we ha We
given TO Harrison, nre New York ard Tennessee, bu,
indications render it almost pc .vc that they viii! 60
for The Wing cause. We have set do vn PENNSYLVANIA,
Louisiana, Naryland and Mississippi as doubtful; but
two, at least Of these, Louisiana and MARYLAND have
always been Whig and consider the chances that
tbs whole four will Wing vote at the election in
1910 as NINE to ONE in favour. against Virginia.
North Carolina and South Carolina, which We have
given positively to Mr. Van Buren,. From present i n
dcaon., without h,tt'rins ourselves, are firmly OF
opinion that'he Wing candidate will receive at least
absolute majority Of the electoral votes.
Had Henry Clay. fvorite, been the candidate, we
never should iva doubted of the result yet still so
great been the mise ofthe present administrative
so very fir superior in intellect and integrity is William
Henry Harrison to Martin Van Buren, and so much have
the people been made su,r the last three years.
we yet have sufficient confidence in the Intelligence of
the nation to believe that their eyes have been opened
and That the reign of law-breatns and Agrariansn is
about at end.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
MONEY MARKET.

Mo,sas, Inc. 3,6 r. ".
Quite spiri,- iaaairy was mnnlfe .ted for c,ttcns
ss's m'Tn"s' aud 'ne negotiation. entered into for
sssenave pr s'l,ase For fair qualities and upwards a
esod dlnal't The sale to-aay we're moderate,
but change in rrice Is Noticed.
~ New York, on the sts patt,, had lien ID fal |
sent par pound This demtnd for home uss va. light
y consequence If the s,o2page of m,ny ill. Ex>
3seAnge on England, tn s.hy the steam slip 10 Oh
IN near'y h'i the eastcrh cities hui, declined The
ashce was coming frward BY the Erie Canal in large
qusniities. z. 49,
sppeats that tho State Bank Of Alobrma will be
e cors upon tho shippers IT cotton on las,
yaafs do7ss for some $aDDnB0 Til. il ol.s 1T the
sru.ts q Wrestling trade from its natural channel.
We have three mails itom,he East. They are barren
of.6nancia' news
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1888
Who i. G,cncrn, 1rarr;,o, ,

II has hoo, ssLoJ -,L :; .., N. -,
will answer, ~ aI
Wliu,, Henry Harrison 10 tho en-, c
rison the fifth anonp ,bo, ;,m,r,., ,.,, ..,:L.;|,
the declaration of Independence IL v!I,Io.h H.,
birth and was educated in one of rho ,,.,s sh,o,s Is
tina, state 50 ,re and de se1vedlv uo.ed NJ sem; nc
learning equa! to sny Of ,hor ,iyss in s m ,her
try. Al an early age he entered the s,rvice fb;s con
try, and % ute Indian camna,r, undcr Genera,
W.. endeared him se To that commando, nv his v;c
ortus dstermi ution ndo table energy and str,;yh-
forward conduct. General Wayne selected him M his
AID De tAmp,-a post in which ha conf med the pood
opinion of him BY the brave Wayne
Gen. Harrison was sent to Cungres as the frs, Io,.
gate from the Moth Western Territory and during his
career in thnt bdv WIS tbe au,h,r IF MANY ,r,,,,
ensures among wb; II s,ands ono ,bo, y, This d,
regarded as perfect in it.e five mean THE srcr,ov
1zlnc OF THE PUBLIC LANDS! For Tins psciny ,,,c
public domain Thin II, CRASH Of ,h. ,oor man he ,
serves the grati,ude of the mio who ar. now f,,
holders in the great West,
He was next appointed to the Governorship of In.
diana Territory and continued to held tina, ,nrr,,,
nos. under Thom, Jcfr.rson and James M.I:..
C,s,.rsl I,,r,;.,, .,;,vo1 j.; ~, .
I'll, co,6de,ce If ur Jea,.s,, Wv,
hr,l;,n, administration of rho p-v,r,.s &c ~. -.
torv If lnd,na. he wa. the ,n,,,or - ,,,,,,,.s
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
House of Representatives,
Nem Jersey Members ercluded-M. Navlor
admined-Roll cnliea-Whigs defeated

Mr.. james elected Speaker.
In the House, llt December, the question came IN
the righ, If Mr.. Nav!or The chair had de-
cided in his favor, but appeal from that decision WINS
sustained by l3 to l2. The con' sion incident upon
this decision almost deaenng. Mr.. Adams re,
ques,ed members 10 keep their seats. Mr. Wise moved
that the House proceed decide upon the RICH, of
Mr.. Naylor to vote. Mr.. Turncv to speak. He
began by abusing the chair, and said he would 60 ON
and be heard. Cries of order''-"gn ahead" set
down. &C., rrsonndcd from I'LL parts of the hull Mr.
Turney snid, that the get into row. the het>
ter! Mr.. Stanley, of N c., nll him, that if there was
to be row, he, Mr.. Turney, his, Mr.. SIS, man ~
Confusion now AT its highest point.
Mr.. Turncy continued to censure Mr.. Adams at
which the House became greatly excited. Mr. Stanley
replied TO him in an angry on and he and Mr. Turnev
were speaking at the same time Mr.. Vandcrpoc de.
MED the right OF the chair put Mr. Wisc's notion
Mr.. MAYORS certificate then read, and the Hou
quiet. The testimony in the of Ingerso and
Naylor was read also, and the taken the
right ofthe latter to vote. Ayes 1l9-noes ll2. Ire
mendous sensation! The effect Of this
tain the vote of tina previous day,by viii Mr.. Wse's
resolution laid on the fable.
The question upon MIR. Aycriygs right to vote com
ing up:-al the evidence, at hand being read the
muse uVlucd and the result was Ayes ~; NOes III
Four Of the whs members from New Jersey voted and
three of the clri'nants,-so Mr.. Aycriggs was
thrown out. The house quiet, when Mr.. Adams
gave the decision chair considers the vote un-
CONSTITUTIONAL laughter and excrment,-"b but as the
majority have reversed it. decision, it decides that Mr.
Aycrigg cannot vo,e!'' The meeting then decided IL.
lI6 that Mr.. Maxwcl's should not be counted
and in the way, the other N. Jersey members
ruled out of their rights.
The question coming up Mr.. Ingersoll's right to
vote, he speak, but Mr. Peck of N. Y told him to
go into the Rotunda and make his speech as he had no
right in that hall Laughter. The vote being taken
53 members voted against his right and not one in his
favor,
Mr. Adams told the house that they had refused frs,
sustain his decision in favor of Mr.. MAYORS right tn
vote, but afterwards reversed their vote and agreed
with the chair. Laughter. Nj. Wise then moved agan
his rssoluto TINT the N Jersey me brrs be enrolled
&c. 1t was 10 by lls to lis. The house .xas now
orderly. Mr.. Naylor voted, but the New JERSEY
members did mt.
Mr.. Rhru hen moved res luton To go on to orca
nizf the house, passiig by the contested seat. Mr.
Mayors not being included in them, and that the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24
ADVERTISEMENTS OFFICE.

TIME Sheriff begs leave to inform the public
Il tina, in order obtain fill the office Of de-
putes he has placed himself under obligation to pay
large amount Of salaries That his collections have
not enabled him pay the salaries of the judges,
dependent thereon. That the collections lie has sent
round, have been put offwh ncessant excuses. That
it ia due his protection, and that Of his friends
that his fees o. Office be collected and he, therefore
expects that after ,hi notice. will take il anss
il he makes Of hose measures which the law places
in his power for the collection his fees of Office and
these due 70 the Treasury of the Police Of the Parish
well as The State aud Parish taxes, handed him for
collect ton. c F HOZEY,
did Sheriff
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

VI Yesterday, some poor creature, wlsned 10
Ven, spleen upon one whom he hated, but dared mol
taee inserted forged advertisement in the Bulletin
copied below, II Is certainly mean and dirty trick
that any fool might play-that gentleman would
be guilty o-eynciag both lack Of and lack of
c0urage-Buile iin, Doth inst.
500 REWARD. s
= uNHE above eward will be paid for nfarmation that
will lead t. the conviction OF the person or per-
sons h caused advertisement he inserted in the
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of tho 18Th insta nr
pnTporting that the subscriber had entered into coar
nerslliP with John Barrett and nti,ers under ils stvle
O. Forgay Barrett Y Co., for the purpose of carrying
81 The business Of pavingno such connection having
been sorined STA
N.B-.fhe undersigned takes this opportunity of in
forming the pnic, that he competed in business
n any kind, except with his brother.
n22 SAMUEL l.. EOkGAY. 50 Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

He had heard Of Sacrifices but there had been no
matter in different light he hat made none, md he
entrnted them to look upon all tina. had been done
by himself othars in frthering the greut objects of
their hope"
Such are the words of Henry Clay in his reply to
portion the wing delegation who waited upon him in
Washington the 18th instant, 10 express to him their
gratitude for his late ugnanmous course OF conduct
All! Harry, Harry Though such your sentiments,
we differ from you, but as we have made up our mind
to follow you wherever you 60, shall Of course fol-
low you in your support of General Harrison.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

We learn from letters received from Nachez, that the
wound inflicted upon Richard Ilagan, by Lyle, is not
dangerous at first expected.
Since the account of The affair Yesterday we have
heard several reports of'fc affair." but nothing that MA
teriay chunges our version oft.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

SPEAK our-ie trumpet tongued documents, on file
in the Secretary of Wars Office and tell all the truth
MIR. Benton has submitted q resolution in the Senate
calling Mr.. Ponsct for all the details of the FLORIDA
war. Yes-give us them all-he wns,in. of the peo
ple's money as well as The wasting Of their blood.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

BULL.-An evening paper nf,rms its readers tina,
two fine b"liocGs were slaughtered on Wednesday last
at Launceslon, one Of them aud the other a cou
Such statement woHld have been alled a buN!
SplNsrERs.-Formerly women were prohibited from
marrying TIL they had spun regular set of bed f,rni-
ure. and till teir marriages. cnnsca uentIv called
Spinsters which continues this day in all Legal pro.
ceedinss.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

% Large meetings in favor of the wing candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, had been held
and the papers tell that the enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. Mr. Verplan k presided at the National Hall
meeting to receivs the Nominations. Speeches were
made glowing with resolutions, and full organization
of the party to be Immediately effected.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

A little fellow the other day in a crowd cried gu,
Hurrah for lInrrson!" at which Van Burcn man
exclaimed angrily, Iiurral FIR jackass'" "That's
right" said the hoy "yeu hurrah tor yo,.r candidate
and hurrah for mine.'
'Do make yourselves at home ladies'" said female
TO her yisi'er~ day" Pm at home myse and mish
y0u all werc.'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

u The New York Sun, the special org of Adolf
tionism, has with what he calls an exposition
of our Real Estate Lotteries, which from beginning to
end is tissue Of misrepresentation.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

u The Journal Of Commerce is shooting its Par
thnn arrows against the Wings under the guise of
being Wing paper. Can't the New York papers st,ip
the sleeps clothing from the back of this deyourus
WOLFF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

UWe give the ship news of this day from an eve
ming paper and the patience of our readers for 80
meagre report as we have been disappointed in getting
collector to~day. But the deficiency shaI
he Stumbled,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

Consul CLAPr.-Is the successor of Consul I rist at
Havana. We have received a whole lot of documents
relative to Mr. Trists conduct, and will try to give the
public fall detail his doings,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

The NEW YoRK.-Fears felt for the safety of this
steamer. Her regular day Of sailing from Gal eson
was the 18th. Some opinion that she was out in
the storm of Friday last.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

We received Il new weekly paper yesterday from,
Boston, called the Boston Notion 1t is rayter larger
than the mansa ola sloop of war; and full of things
as yankee tin pedlar's cart, some of em tarnashun
good.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

~ Thu Vile De- Lyons, it apr.a,s now, was COM
PEELED put into Bermuda, to reft having suffered se-
verely from snrns She struck rock on entering the
harbor, and will have to be hauled up to repair.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-24

~ Messrs. Stephens e. Cathward, arrived at Balize,
Honduras, the Both October. The latter gentleman
intends take panoramic view of the ruins of an old
city lately discovered in Guatemala.