Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-13

bsny, who sen.ssieassa their views and wishes =
vernon. Their proposition ran thus;-" We oD1
want 10 resist the due execution Of the wupt
% compromise with the PATRON" The governor
refssed to make any conditions with them, d.
nounced them as insurgents, and ordered on there
the troops from Troy. They reached Clark's tn
vern early yesterday morning. in time to prevent the
Dutch cavalry driving Captain Bloodgocd with the
Albany Burgess troops and the Rensselaer, Guards
therefrom.
This the exact position Of all parties At the last
moment oar advices left the disturbed district
Prince John was bed suffering from the joint ef-
fects Of bad cold, and q slap from Dutch girl,
and Ex-Governor Marcy was quietly mending his
pantaIocns in the chimney corner of the taver'.-
The state Of this matter is very curious one; 1t
may all be hushed up for the present; the rents may
be paid, the arrearages may be collected BY force,
but the old grievances will remain, and will bre;
out afresh before long The governor and his cabi
net going to temporze, with view to catch the
ringlcaders, who consist Of the following persons,
from the places here named -
Kxox.Egbert Schoemakes, Potter Gage, John Armstrong
Fredk Bassler Aexr Grouse.
81 John, Danl Hugerftrd, Thos sson.
Joseph Coner Augustus L. Gross, sllas
Ssyer, A. Campbell, 4. 3outon
WEsrERLo-Petsr Flagler Fredk II. Rosekrans, Cyrus
ingalls,, Ezekiel willsey Hugh Scott.
New ScorLAsp.to nrad Matthias Jacob Martin, John +.
Shaer, Fredk Matthias, Elijah Comsoek.
GrLpEsLAsp john NJ. Blessing, Aansou Van Auken, Mi
chael Shody Jehn d csbury, G Wan Vakeuberg.
He may succeed in this endeavor; he may enforce
the law and arrest the ngleaders, but such move
ment will destroy him in this sta.e. he dsailect
ed counties all in the Third Senatorial District
(already closely balanced one) and contain nearly
30 900 votes. The disaffected Dutch have already
returned wing members to the next assembly, viz:
w. A vaa schoonhoyer, Peter Fisgler,
Garardus Deoye, Frederick Rassler,
3. w Hong
And with this influence they expect to carry out
their views in the next session; they say their doc.
trne is just jusfahle as the suspension OF specie
payments by the banks; and the Legislature will
give them relief as it has given he banks relief. In
addition to this, the sympatkies Of great number in
other counties on their side sufficient to turn
the state by their votes IL will therefore be i'm.
portant question m the next Legislature; 1t ill as
suredly determine the next snbcrnatoral election in
this state. and through that will probably decide the
next election for President.
FAIR FOR THE DUTcH REFORMED CHURcH-The
following ietteris written naturally and so pref
tily-and withal in female hand-that give il as
given 10 us, and hereby promise 10 visit the fair
aud aid the Of Chnrch building perchance
pety But while say this do not think, my fair ones
Of the Trans6g uration-that have forgotten you.
This is Friday, and shall visit both
DEAR Mn. BESSETr.-As we, the young la.
dies Of the North West Dutch Reformed Church.
in Franklin street, are about TO hold a Fair at
December, the purpose OF contributing in
some measure to TIE rebuilding Of our church,
and we are anxious that you shall honor with
your attendance, take the liberty Of thus address
ing you. We have been engaged for some time past
in secret session. IN celebrating what method we
should adopt by which we could attain our object
say secret forthc eyes Of the old ones are upon us,
and every thing we do must be done 'sub rosa" At
first IL proposed that one Of US should call upon
you in propria pc rsona, bnt knowing yosr failing
ii. your passionate love for the beautiful Of GU
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the beauty Of one Of us, tha, you would venture
to trust yourself in company with five forty Of
the farest creatures that the shines upon in his
daily course.
Upon due consideration, therefore, we concluded
that il would be best to send you written invita-
ton, and II has devolved upon myself 10 undertake
this duty Now. dear, kind. obIiging Mr.. Bennett,
do find time II IL is more than one hour, to come
and We think that shall be able to amuse
You, aud il your time shall not pass agreeably. il
shall not be the fault of our endeavors. 1 should
hardly think, that as man Of repued Salantry, you
would refuse the request. since you will afford
much qualification to the whole Of Besides,
MIR. Bennett, as said before, there are some very
beautiful girs. among and recollectiny that you
mentioned some time since that you might possibly
take wife ere long, who knows but that you might
hnd some Of vol calculated to make your
future life happy; you know that,
.wh.. s.rl.ms =, r. .l, C.. should he wood
AID II yOuwill only make beginning, III guar
antce you success.
There is the fairand lovely Miss p. the pride OF
us all and kind she il lovely. The besux, how
ever take vantrge OF her Kindness for she
says they annoy her exceedingly although she would
not tell ihem She has a number Of young fellows
prosecuting her with their attentions coninually-in
FACT she has rs many torments a poor "Tibbie Fow
ler," Of whom the song says
.Ther,'s but an seven ben,
Seven In the paary wi her.
Twenty head about the door.
Theres an forty wcoin' al her.
Bat think IL you only once show your eagle eve,
You'll scare of these croakers.
Then there's the stately Mis-, who, may well
be proud Of hes attractions There is calm majesty
in every feature, snd when she her lips, one
hangs with rapture on the enhancing music or her
voice-"et in gradu dea." BY her side you will
probably her gentle sister, who il 10 reported 10
soon be led t. the altar by distinguished bear Of
Wall street; but in the opinion Of every body who
always make such things their business,
shes DER young, t~ oud be a SIN
To tske her from her nanny yeti
You viii asoses the two fascinating sisters of the
aforesaid broker, and the fair features Of the one
and fauiess figure a the other, have sent the blood
tingling through the veins Of many a tyro. They
are, however, very pert. and IL the young ones
advance too far ten to one, but that they retreat with
qucksned pace. Here, think, there will be . fair
chance for you, IL You are DESTROYS Of alliance
with one of the Vail street nobility. Then there's
the splendid daughter Of distinguished son Of Es-
culapius, Who's charms will set the young men all
aAog Her beauty 10 like the first beams Of morning
light her mouth will be feast for your ima
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