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Morning herald., 1839-11-23


Here is exhibited complete counter revolution
total annihilation Of the prospects of the whig
party and the chances strong, that unless the ele
ments can be arranged anew, on some more popular
and purer principle OF action, Mr. Van Buren, will
-.--.-----. y--.. There is NO cavil about 6gures
and facts In this city the "a
ton Of lS00 manages the Wall street press and has
pledged il for Henry Clay. They have left in
miserable minority Of 2000 while the great western
district which is out for General Scott, is in the
ascendant by many Thousands. The opposition
party is on the brink Of destruction. single bad,
headstrong, impolitic move At Harrisburg, and they
are overwhelmed for ever. The old cry Of " sub
treasury" war upon the banks" destroying the
currency" will not do in these days. The banks
have behaved so UNANIMOUSLY for the last two years.
that they have lost all public confidence or synpa-
thy; and, above all others, the United States Bank
has been the worst aud most criminal. 1.-THE whiss
want revolution next year, they must change the
whole issue. II they Rominate either Clay or Har-
rison, both Of whom have been tried and defeated.
they sc al their own doom. There 10 escape. No.
thing now will rouse the country but new man, in
whose character and history all the elements Of po
pularity combine. That man s General WINFIELD
Scorr He is patriot, diplomatist, statesman,
Christian, an honest, MORAL man. He belongs
to no party or faction but his country. His life is
without stain or reproach He is no corrupt poll
tician--no horse racer-no gambler-no noisy stump
dscla,mcr, running through the country in search
OF popularity like pickpocket in search Of spoils
lie 10 ~ chivalric as he il unanbitous. II the
Harrisburg Convention give rs such a man, fame
can be raised from north to south. We will swear
to effect revolution in 1870, greater and mighter
than that of 1887, give head for ball to the
m and buttend 10 roll in trumph to Tam.
many Hail. labelled /" keep this bali moving"
Thus have we given our views at lcsgth the
present and past state Of the country. This is no
vain defamation II is truth and fact II 10 the phi
Issophy OF politics" history teaching by example"
But in order 10 render these conclusions still
plain we annex the following estimates Of the pro-
babe results 10 be obtained next year, IL either
Clay or Scott be nominated. These estimates are
carefully calculated from past events, including
the natural increase Of population and excitement,
and cannot lead astray
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

Van bsren majority, 276is Wing majority, leeOl0
A more marked and decided revolution never took
place In the space Of time, in the history Of
parties this sentiment. The result, too, was not
like General Jackson's election-n was entirely an
connected with the personal popularity Of any oppo-
sing candidate fer the presidency. Both Mr.. Clay
and General Harrison, the one twice, and the other
once had tried their strength with the people, and
both were found wanting The whig majority Of
l050l0, In 1851, was distinct remuneration Of the
policy and principles of Mr.. Van Buren, and his
party. IL was purely an inteiectsal movement.
This large majority continued intact. With slight
variation, mp 10 the elections Of lS3s II 10 the
aggregate vete ef both parties increase with the
increase of population, but little material
hactuaticn teek place in the relative strength Of the
whigs In 1897 their majority stood los, ,010; ia
1893, 100, 09,63D-showing q diminution Of less than
eight per cent.
The revoIstioa which thus overthrow Mr.. Van
Buren's chances Of success, and condemned his mea-
sures was bogus In the city of New York. complsted
an the state and pervaded generally those states in
commercial connection with New York, throug ghout
the Union. In Pcnnsyi ssnia, and other states be-
longing to her rotten financial and ssrf news paper
system, the light did not penetrate-nor did the
elections exhibit mach change in results
A. natural the remarkable revolution Of parties
thus produced by the energetic action of New York
opened boapdes. field Of hope and expectancy ia
o variety cf candidates In the whis party. During
the year I8ss Dssiei Webster in the east, Wm
Rives in the south, Henry Clay and General Hssri
son IN the west, ell placed before the country
ss arpiranm for ths presidency. Daniel Wessts
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

vas Jsssd il New Yosk-anl tsek the tour q ths
great wsstsatil hs fsl stilbsra lron the niehs ol
sxpsessssy. Henry CAy ws sspUe iaykswsst;
he left his plough haf a-6sd ~ bis fences half put
sP.and though twes defeated 4 Asea yssrs nd still
protesting to have ssturned - hs farm 1t Ashland
be a-as entered - field of politics instead Of poa.
toes and tried to make great fool OF himself az
Mr.. Van Buren did in New York.
In Congress for two sessions, these candidates and
their partixans made violent, ridiculous, impoltc
speeches and movements, till the opponents Of the
administration were sick and tired Of the policy of
their leaders, and the indecent insolence Of their
servants Instead Of mly organizisg strengthening,
and giving energy to the large masses Of the opposi
tion, these candidates and their friends began civil
war in their own ranks, and acted like madmen from
the fall Of 1897 through 1898 and up to the spring Of
1889, the present year. r
What was the consequences Of these dsings! In
the spring Of the present year, counter revolution
began in the city Of New York. and to the astonish
ment Of the nation, this again exhibited
the spectacle Of Iocofoco majority Of 1000 votes
This reverse was predicted by US at the time. 1t
was produced by the folly, pride and insolencs Of
the Wall street press, which is bound hand and foot
to the "rump" the cd Aaron Burr faction Of 1900
headed by the old associates and pupils Of Burr, Mr.
M. L. Davis and Mr.. Robert Swartwout.
Cotemporaneons with this counter revolution, the
name Of WINFIELD Scorr was placed before the
country, first through this and other journals, and
subsequently, last April, by popular meeting in Ro
chester His high moral character-his eminent pub
lie serviceshis great reputation caught like spark
from heaven in western prairie In the state of New
York, out Of the city, in New Jersey, in Michigan,
wherever his name had been whispered from mouth to
mouth, in the suppressed tones Of exuaion. the OPP
position to Mr. Van Buren, have alene been able to
sustain the position they bore in 1887, while in the
SOUTH in the west in the east, where the partisans
of Mr.. Clay would allow no other name to be heard
disaster has followed disaster till ofocos have
at this moment reganed the very ground they stood
upon in 1886 For proof sec the following table of
results:-
Morning herald., 1839-11-23
POSTSCRIPT,
SATURDAY MoREIHe, 2 o'cLocx
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN Mali.

SATURDAY MoRNIns, 2 o'cLocx
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN mai.
No mail frcs Mobile or New Orleans receive,
this morning.
FRoA FLoRIDA.-The st. Augustine News of the
10Th says the fever r rapidly disappearing and but
four or five days. among the deaths are the follow
ing:--On the 9th, Lieut. Benz. Poole, Sd Artillery.
Miss sarah Farren' of New Jersey; Mrs. J. Taylor;
Friedlander, Of Hamburg, Germany; Y. O'Mea,a. oT
Ireland 18th. Jacob Brown; Lieut.. BowIey S. Jen.
nings Sd Artillery Of Tennessee. 18th, Passed
Midsh,pman W. $ Smith, Of the Y. s. NJ. native
U.S.A. - "'a''ee
Aparty of Indians fred upon three men near NJ.
canopy, ON the 9Th, killing one and wornding two
others.
M'cAsopY-Lieut.J J. W. .Fesrose, I'd Infantry. ha,
temporarily assumed the drties Of Assistant Quar-
tor master at this post.
Lieut.. James Hanson, 7th Infantry has been or
dered to cut direct road between Micanepy and
Piiatka
The schooner Victoria, Captain Kenyon will sail
Monday next for New Orleans with the AZ Indian
prisoners now confined at Fort Marion. Thcss
the prisoners so justly capturedby Lieutenant sTIan
non at Fort Mellon, learning the murder Of the
troops at Caloosahatchie.
The Charleston Mercury gives scattering ressyss
from three counties of Mississippi but there ia no
chance Of knowing who will be governor for gone
days to come.
MlssIssIrrri ELvcTIoN.-We have intelligence
fyom two counties more, Warren and Hnds VicNs-
burg, the residence Of s. S. Prentis., is in Warren
county, and, as was expected, the whigs have src-
ceeded. The vicksburg Whig says their gain il
abcut $50
m Kinds county, which last year gave the largest
whsg majority Of any county in the State the locoA-
focos have swept every thing having elected senas
tor, members OF the hosse, and county officers, all
by handsome nsjorities. A correspondent oil the O
NJ Louisianian writing from vicksSarg, says--
ne most strenuous wings in this place now ac<
knowledge that McNutt will be re elected and have
gwen mp the idea ofPrs ntss having the least chance
of going to the u S. Senate.
NORFOLK, Nov 20-Arr Wing NYork;Aeawau do
Below, Levin, Lank, NYorh.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

BaoApwAr CiRcUs, 600 Broadway Nothing has
IN equal the performances Of Welsh Co.'S int pid
troup The whole north western sectioa ofths city
comprising of the most respectable and all Of
the NEST patriotic and liberal classss have nightly
attended these splendid exhibitions The Of
beautiful coliseum presents q most brilliant spect.
acs containing the beauty the fashion, and the in
tegcnce Of the city. Welsh is much taller man in
popularity than his girafs ever began to be.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

Nor DEAD rrr.-Morr GLoRY The people Of
New Orleans are about to invite Gen. Jackson to a
grand celebration of the battle Of New Orleans. on
the s,h of January next. The old general will not
attend in person, but send despatch TO regulate the
whole proce adings of the day.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

NNIss sHIR REFr and Mr. WILSON'S LAST CON.
I CERr.-N. sasRss,y spd Mr. wILsor respectfully
bat sy vii i've hev last Coneer this season. IN
New York, Mouda svcnng the 2sin ,nst IN N,blss
Grand saloon which has bess ssrerby fitted ur. Therro
grmrs VII be up of the admired song, duets
trcs. ballads, &c.
T,ets and procrsms,s 70 Ne bad hs music stores, sad
a The Astor House. ny2a
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

OJ- The yellow fever has made awful rsvages with
the bodies Of editors. members Of legslatures and
office holders, in the south. Another kind Of yellow
fever has made awful ravagcs in the morals and
breeches pockets Of the editors and Office holders in
the north
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

RrsorSe THE CHAseEs-A man in Maine, last
week, murdered his wife by twisting her neck till
he broke IT, and nearly wringing her head of. his
own neck will be broken by different process.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

JuDicfovs.-Thc first municipality Of New Or
leans have abolished the duties the imports and
exports 20 and from that city.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

0J- The Stephen Whitney, Of one thousand tons
burtbeu. will be launched this morning al II o'clock
from the foot Of Scanned street. on the East River
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

LIKE CAUSES PmopUcE LIKE EvrEcrs.-Pass the
stems Of flowers through soap sSds, and they smell
much sweeter than when they simply IN water
or in the open air! This is also the case with the
locofocos and dirty politicians Of the country.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

How TO DRAw.-The managers Of the Cincinnati
Theatre introduced the horse Wagner the stage
lie drew well.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

GES Scorr, the hero Of Chippewa, was at Roch
ester on the 10Th instant, reviewing the troops sta
toned there. His movements are so rapid, and his
services 10 his country numerous that il is almost
impossible for daily paper 10 chronicle them.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

BETTER LATE THAN SsvER-They have com
msnced fasting and praying and humbling then
selves in the south.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

Nor Yxr.-In the New Orleans I" True American -
Of November 9th, was published . statement tha,
Mr.. Jaudon had committed suicide. No other paper
has tho news.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

PiKrv AVID Lcvr.-Ifyou wantto heara discourse
on the influence eflovely woman, 70 10 the second
Wesleyan Chapel, IN Mulberry street. Capital n
WILDE
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

AN OrEr CoUSrENAScE.-A sailor in Mobile Gu
open the face Of rum seller with jack knife.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

THr D'rrsREScE.-Law 10 rising and physic 10
falling in New Orleans.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

The WEEKLY HERALD, published today At
o'clock, 81 cents. at the desk, Il Aan street,
among the greatest treats Of the times
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

The war steamer, building in Philadelphia, will b
completed early in lS4l. Sixty workmen are en-
gagged upon her.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

SLEEL PESs.-The pens manufactured and sold
by John Warrin, Y Maiden lane, are excellent. II
not necessary to employ superlatives in speaking
for them. They speak for themselves when filed
with ink and applied to paper. Some steel pens
are Objectionable; this does not apply to those made
by Warrin. Buy them--try them.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

.
This is carrying ont the cash system with ven
geance; and, according to this system" the Wall
street press may not only be able to protract their
miserable existence, bat may go on presenting their
advertising customers with bills and demands until
the day Of Judgment until the devil gets hold Of
the Rev. David Hale, and dishes him up some fine
morning for breakfast.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

"OLD WINTER Is CoMIsG, &c."-So says the
song, but say that winter is come, and ii is high
.s--- ss.~s ~sely "oasS~sr L.1 uiaoe arrangements
TO keep his house, wife, and family during the
cold weather. This cannot be done in this climate,
without the assistance Of stoves and the best stoves
in the city that we know Of for all purposes cooking,
house warming, entries, Offices, chambers, parlors,
&C., are those sold by Fisk & Denniso, lI3, Fulton
street Their Railway stove" 10 a valuable a.ticls
and should be found in every dwelling house.
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

% . 9 . 2 9 . 90
Time passed IN until the present month, when the
honest and piops propretors Of the ''Journal" i'm
agined that Mr.. Newman had either lost his receipt
forgotten that he had paid the bill They there
fore sent him again the following bill:
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

oeSis
Mr. Bwnjamin Neivman,
DR. To Journal Of Commerce,
New YoRK, Feh l6, 1889,
For advertising Public House for sale, - ~
square, weeks,
have examined the original order, aud
fcd by that dir. tion to charge you--it
would appeaF from taat it not paid at
y the time Of the i.sertion-you will please
examine yoar receipt
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

are 10 minority IL their own states, impose eendi-
the states that alone have the power TO elect
hims 10 New York, if Mr.. Clay Il the candidate,
the whole whig party will be routed and disgncsd.
viii the psyivnia whig ina miserable minority
af home, thrsst upsa man that will reduce ~
TO their own leveIs Let the Harrisburg Conventioa
answer!
Yet the friends of General Scott those friends that
support him, without hope OF reward-care little
about the result Of the Harrisburg Convention. The
nomination Of any other only postpones hi ele-
vstisn for brief four years For, later,
nothing can prevent WINFIELD ScoTT fron reach
ing the same elevation which was honored by the
rsvered name of Washington. He is one Of the few
men now living in the tide Of time that resem-
bies. In his moral character in his chvaIric dspo-
sition;-i his magnanimity Of mind his clsarness
OF perception, in his burning patriotism, the great
and good $ FATHER OF HIS coUsTRY,' who is
In state Of bliss in the kingdom Of heaven, now and
Tor ever nOre.-Amcn
THE CASH system WITH A vsNGrANcE.-Some
time since the " Courier & Enquirer" ID others Of
the Wall street papers, inserted for
Atwill's music store, and Clirehughs celebrated
wig establishment, without any orders from the
owners Of these establishments; the latter Of course
refused to pay for them and the Wall street papers
sued them for the money This was one mode that
they adopted to carry out the cash system. But,
atterly, the "Express" and the "Jonrnal Of Com
merce" have adopted the cash system ON new
plan; they have made great display Of their inten-
tions to follow il out and have endeavored to con.
vince the public Of its advantages. The following
account is literal specimen of the cash system OF
the "Journal OF Commerce." the public can Judge
for themselves, as TO its advantages.
In February last, Mr.. Benjamin Newman. the
keeper of the West Farms Hotel, advertised his
house for sale in the "Journal Of Commerce. On
the 26th of February, the following bill present
ed to him, which he Immediately paid-
Morning herald., 1839-11-23

NORFOLK, Nov ao.-Arr Whig NYork; AgawaD, do
Below, LEVIN, Lank, NYork.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-22
Religious Miscellany.
From the Baptist Record.
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES.
Baptist Boaed OF Foreign Missions.


The following speeches were delivered at the
meeting of the Board in Philadelphia, April "a s
Rev. S. FL Cone, Of New York, moved
the acceptance OF the Report; and he said
he did so from full heart The Report
opened with a. thrilling remark, and
touched very tender chord in his feel
ings. IS. -
One year ago. his domestic circle was
enlarged and, cheered by the presence Of
your former and Of your present Record
ing Secretary. If the question had then
been asked which of US would most prob
ably. be first called away, the response
would have been. brother Knowles will
most probably write kind obituary OF
brethren Stow and Cone. @. we have
much TO do and but little time to do it in.
The work before us is the work Of God.
We are highly favored in being permitted
! to be iellow-laborers together in cause
so magnificent, so benevolent. Our pres
ent operations must be sustained and en-
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TERMS.

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after lour months aud within eight, 9225-aiter
eight months and within the year, $3.50.
0F To companies who receive twelve or more
copies in one bundle, and pay within four months,
at S1, Scatter four months, TO rise as above, SI75
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RT All letters, to secure attention. must come
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mo.] Yepae, ben 24ttm 0Rap, 1889.
1Oter Sabr9an9.-
Be0QuufuQHu:

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Der 3ett" crt@ctnt rc9elndBis jcpen SreitaS,
2. Der Subttriptionesp espreis 1T Gin 3 y a.
Ter unb so Gents, III 9orauste3ablunS ppcr
ia Ter, falls bic 3eituns nidbt innerbalb Der
srften .6alftt pes Sabrs besablt wrb.
8. Die Sertenoun9 9cfbtebt auf Soften Der
unterf3retber, unp Briefe an bic .6trausseber
'naBcn pottfrep cin9efanpt tperben.
4. InStisen tperben breima[ pas 8icreet fur
Gtnen xbaler einSerilft; 1ni1Ben abtr TO-
sletb taar te5ablt tpcrpen, pc man nibt auf fpns
tftSe Nrt in Ste4nun9 tteDt.
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9lmerifanil6es 9otel
Canton, Gtorf gauntu, Shio,

ar ltnttrf9rietene tena@ri9ts feline Sreunz
~ be unb bas Wutltum iltsrbaupt; caB CT pas
spobltetannte Q1irtbsbaus, fr8bcr tetpcbnt pom
@amuel &. Seblcntcr, in ecr Iuseara'pas Stras
be, be;csen bat, 100 CT tcreit 1T, Seperman Ju
smpfansen uno tcbicnen, pcr ibn init 3utprneh tes
tbrcn ,ptrp. CT perGbert, paB feline 4nitrensun,
8e(1cut peroer wirp, TINT fetncn Sunccn &c.
friepisuns 3u sespabren. Scin xitdb nno Bar fol-
len irlmer init bem Bcttcn per(tben fepn rpas bcr
Dlartt bariuticttn per,naS. Die StaQc llnb &C..
raumi8, gut etnscri&tet, unp fcllcn gut ottenbirt
sperpen. 0ep ben 8etauoe teftnpst lteb slsi3fals
Elm GROCER
Ma9en 9pf,
fir bic Accommodation non Subrcuten uno
Ineeren. Dur9 tfren9e Nuf,nert(a (amteit auf fetn
8efbaft bofft ber unterfbrietcne einen Ibel Der
sfenai9en 8unft ju serpicncn unp ~ erbaltcu.
2aAtutl q tower.
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Sobn Solo's
SeutibeS !RrQuterzgltrtr.

@ie Serit6mtDtit pieGer unt9&sbarcn Urgency
y ninn,t ir tbem Ortr, mo bteictr cin8cf1brt
pcrbcn, fbneQ ju, ra es llb erpiefcn bet, bag ut
erftilIt pas pon ibr perprp6en ippreen, tpenn t1e
ben Anpei(unsen ScmaB sin9enrm,men tpirb.
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@ebrau6 brs Gltrirs erbcifbt; man mag taltcs
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6aft ppn einfa4er Soft su lib nebnssn-nur ntAt
tm ueberfiuB.
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ten, ,pel4e bte(es Glirir unfeblter beilt !: Spts
rep(ta, 9erlutt ppn Ippettt, ltnperoault9test'
AusseDruns, 5utten, QBoBer(u3t, Sieter, eerj'
brcnncn, Solid, @eIbtuebt, !eerttlrrfen, >eter
unb .6autcntiInpuns, nnp olle Srantbelten ne
ppn unreinem 8lut entiprin9en, ,pettl1he S@m"S
dc ,e. ,tnp tn allcn SaQen por Slerpe'1l3mae9e'
ltnb bcr sef9wadbteten Gpntit11ttonen, pttp man
es als Gin unfeb(barss pcilnittcl eustnret1.
Sn bart ati gen unp ecmpli5trten SalIen 4rp'
nifbcr unp ent3Inpcter Grantbetten pen Ian9cr
|9aucr, no bas Spttem burob 9Vertnr, A'nlne
unb otprrt siftise WincraIicr tet3@otSt porpci1
1T rs notDwenpi9 3 bis Sctteln III hranDn''n IN :
bic &rantbcit aus Dem Spttem tu treihtr.
Der Gt9entbilmrr perf@crt benz pnb!'tnn''
|baB ras &llrir ein;t9 nnp aueln aus Sr"uter''
Itercitct it, unp tprber Wertur, Nntlncnp, Artes
Init, nod trScno Gin anperes IltntraI IN 1r8sno
Ieincr Scrm eutDalt.
Geine Bpttel bts Gllrirs 1T abt' aus9tnc''1'
fe bate Den sefbrtcbenen Samens5n9 pss e19ens
tbIm:rs auf ber Gillette.
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shl6Ber, &linfen unb 9hiiran9eln, tpie
cpaaret @tcbr, na9fe Ibur aar 9octfs 0ffie
in Neasinon. ODtc, tu batet, btp E.
Or. o. 1887 ~ zenntsu.&sap.
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