Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-22
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re ~sv Hartford Readers.
Mr. ArpRrw McIsrYKE departs today Tor Hart
Sc.1 Conn. to establish agency for the sale and
gxr;bution Of the Herald in that city, during the
s.s.ipg winter. He will make arrangements to re-
~eve the paper BY the steamboat to New Haven, and
Nv the railroad from New Haven to Hartford, early
ssoagh 10 place the Herald in the hands Of the public
on the afternoon of the day Of publication. During the
trial and confinement OF the Africans, many hundred
copies will be required for Hartford and the towns
Bordering the railroad and along the Connec tcut
river. Great interest is felt on this subject Our
CORES pondcnt attending that trial, will make some
developments in few days that will astonish the
people Of Connecticut, and show up all the dirty,
aaicious abolitionsts as they deserve to be shown
mp. Lock out fer disclosures.
To Csrresponacnss es ss,e 1sarder- Canndss.
We have received private letter from Buffalo,
relative to correspondence from that quarter
shosld any emeufe take place in Canada, or IN the
boarder. We reply 'yes;" and during the winter, il
any dif6eulies should break out any part Of the
line, we shall feel obliged 10 correspondents who
give us the first and most authentic accounts. For
said services shall always pay fall equivalent
but care must be taken to give facrs-and nothing
but facts.
The state Of public feeling, in both the Canadas,
As highly interesting violent opposition is gene
rating to Governor Thomson among the tory popu-
tion, leads then already totalk Of democracy
,and the downfall Of the crown, with complacencJ.
At the last accounts the Governor was on his way
to Toronto, to open the assembly in the upper pro-
vince, and to propose the Of the home go
ver~mest. These measures cause the spirit Of dis
content TO ncrease-and If the Canadians are only
left alone By our loafers, they will make
luton out Of pure spite to pretty Victoria and her
present cabinet. But il the rampant Canadians
should declare their independence, aud then ask ad-
mission into eur glorious union we wont let them.
Sach set of unruly spirits would give more trou-
BILE than they are worth. We have several curious
specimens Of these British tories in this city, and
tAsygive very exalted idea Of their intelligence,
srder, or regard for law. IL the Canadas dissolve
their cosnsction with England, and send Governor
Thomson back, like barrel ofturpentine, they
set up business on their own hook. Wen heve
thing to do with them. Meantime, General Scott
will be the border during the wiater, to keep
loafers in order, and to see fair play.
CURIOUS Casa MIR. Stewart has recovered
$1,000 damages from Lieutenant Grogan Of the 32d,
IN Upper Canada, because Grogan made an addition
to Stewards family without his permission. Stew
art first called Grogan and shot at him twice, and
fhep sued him at law.
The Montreal papers think that Stewart ought to
have rejoiced 10 get rid Of bad WIFE We think it
foolish for Stewart to get angry about the bus
ness; for, TO say the least Of il, Grogan did the
country some service-he increased is population;
and, IL they 60 in this way, they may shortly be
able to raise sufficient numbers Of native born per-
sons outvote and put down the rascally habifans
which il appears they cannot do AZ present without
importing an immense number Of ioafcrs from Great
Britain. Lieutenant Grogan was a natural philose-
pherit is foolish shoot At him and quarrel with
him.
We should not be surprised If the population Of the
Canadas have increased since victoria's crack
regiments were stationed there. Those fine fell
lows create more than they kill and eat.
10 THE HIGHLAND Society gives q ball at the
Shaks pears this evening The men will be in
heauul bare legs and kits, and ths pretty girls in
tartan and - silken shoon." Ii will be great sight
to see the hghlanders dance the ''Hieland Fling"
an bare shanks and phlibegs. We have not heard
what kind Of music they have got, but If Aud
Nick knew OF the fun, he would be there with the
same bagpipe which "put life and melton into the
heels' Of the witches at Alloway kirk. The lovely
young witches OF the Shakespeare WILL however, have
something much richer and roster about their lips
that they will make the old fellow lick his lips, No
snce did when he first beheld beauteous Eve uHder
the tree Of life and love in Paradise, plucking the
fruit, and showing Adam how to eat thereof. See
Genesis, chap. ii. yer. 10
DEATH or ToPER.-The wing party in Massa-
chusetts quit. in 1883, sxpenny drinks, and took TO
swallowing fifteen gallons at q mouthful. After the
Arst drink, the party" staggered through the year.
aad then died Of dsIirium fremens the other week
Take Of the cents and the dollars will take
o( themselves-take Of the gis. and the gallons
will take care Of themselves.
EDITORS TO OrrIcE Governor Seward Is impor-
suDed 10 appoint half the wing editors Of New York
% Office Beware! Let these rascals be as indus
srious, honest, and Independent As ! am, and they
vaat NO Office, but the fruits Of their own efforts
Beware! Governor.
Car ANT GOOD CONF our or NAxARKrHl-Yes,
. good deal. Judge Herttell, one OF the locofcco
assembly men, who is called can iD6del--a very
iu6del," 10 going to Albany to propose law, that
the property Of every female, when married, shall
remain in her own possession, and not 20 entirely
into the hands &C her husband During the last few
week. six or seven young ladies have been married,
each Of whom is worth $4,000 20 S250.OOo-all Of
which, IL a special settlement be not made, goes
.pderthe control of the husband. why should not