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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01
~ A cHAILENGE EuR HONOR


. When Greek meets Greek then comesthe tug Of war;.
(noLDsMITH CHALLENGED BY COWARD -
challenge U. Goldsmith to either Wrie teach, on.
hand or business penmanshp with give up beat in spite
ms editorial puf and the most just American Institute
or seven years have challenged the world for $1,000 or
10 beat me- aud has dared As every
apsAt mushroom writing master cant raise one hum
area now do personally challenge this Goldsmith
Tor ms master Bragg through both Of whom heavily
ned oy me Recorder Morris, and imprisoned three days in
the Esy Iomb when taken out sick with fever
by some kna rena borrowing the money from the
grave which have been unable pay to this day do most
distinctly DEFY and challenge this pet Of venal press
TAR tr'a OF .k Jor The honor only aud not money Ac
cept or" hide your diminished he ad ~
ISAAC RossINI COWARD, AM
- OF Amherst College.
Native Massachusetts Yankee, - years teacher-the
best business and teacher living spite of pus and
premiums. Ladies' Writing Paors $40 Broadway, just
low Niblos and the National Theatre. o3l.3r
CSARLTON HOUSE, $50 352 Broadway. New York
~ JAMES BENsONwell known for the last fifteen years
PRESTON H. HODGES late of the Clinton Hotel, ". Y,
have the pleasure Of informing their friends the public that
the CARLTON HOUSE, having been put in complete order
and furnished throughout will be opened the reception
Of company Monday, the fourth Of November
THO PERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
i suite OF Rooms, consisting Of bed chamber, sitting
and Kitchen to b. let and the furniture disposed of
great bargain Apply at 50 Canal street. between 2&3
o3l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

LMONDS.-5O Barrels Shelled Almonds 100 Bales hard
n Skeled Almonds, for sale by JOHN MICHEL,
pI-Iw. as b. Dad street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01
DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULiST,
sos Broadway, entrance 10 Duane street
Confines his practice 10
DISEA SEES OF THE EYE,


OPHT,HALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
ens who cannot be attended during his ece hour he he's
obtained the services Of DR.. apractiousr a
New York Medical Society," Of Royal College Of Sur
geons Eainourga Dr. W. PAID much attention TO diseases
the Ey. in Paris and more recently to DIR Eott Peeulas
Once hours rsm 10 tel e'clock,sai 0yas-yS
4 literary IA, large request ted call and
IL anime the choice and valuable collection Of woras IN
Repository Of Ancient and Modern literature No 200 Brood
way contains many and valuable books which o
very low price for cash. Books In all languages and
every subject may be procured from time 10 time this
purposeIy established for the purchase and ofa kinds
orare antique and curious books and also Of
having books to dispose Of will do better by calling on Ii.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY-Wiiam Bond 90 Orch
ID ard street Grand, would inform the public that bs
manufacturer the Boston, son hard crackers in superior
style the only place ihey made in the city But
ter and Sugar crackers Soda and Milk Biscuit and Pilot bread
o22-sn.
ID ooMs TO LET.-Two handsomely finished rooms on
N second floor OF the house No John street. to be let
paraeIy together They may be had furnished mfu-
uhed with without breakfast and Enquire the pre-
misses. o22iw
MARK wELL.-46s PEARL door north OF Chatham ST.
vl 10 the and only once 10 the city, where the original
Huner Red Drop be obtained Persons purchasing
any where else in the city, by the OF this cele
bratsd medicine will find any thing else but Vanilla Cream
Candy made BY hand every vio Of this med
cine imported and will have signature Of u Levon Of
whom be obtained at all hours warranted 10 effect
prompt permanent and safe without sny restrictions
Psiee 81 per phiol. osoAn
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wholesale and Re
N tail, - Division street, few doors out Of Chatham
square and Bowery daily receiving from Importers and Aue
on-Rbbon and Silks Of the latest importsons consisting
Of rich Gro. de Naples and satin Ribbons heavy chang
allie embroidered Cros De Naples Rbbsns super extra
brodered satin Ribbons chsngabe 6gd satin Ribbons, var
styles plaid Ribbons embroidered plaid Ribbons plain
aeta and satin Ribbons all widths and colors; large
ortment Of Cap Ribbons also, 6gd and plain Silks and Sat-
ms veyes Grapes Grape Le Wire and milnary articles
in general with great variety Of fancy Dry 0ood
such shsws; Gloves Hosiery Wells fancy Hdk Scarf;
Lases Thread Edeng, nc also rich assortment Of black
MechIin Trimming Lace
B-Rec.ved IN. day, Of Rep Silks, containing
bse pink white and mode colo Of various shades also
OF chssgsbe uncut Velvets.
90 City and country Miiners supplied.
OLA lm'is G. b. LEVY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

ID O0Ms TO LET.-Two handsomely finished rooms the
N second floor Of the house No John street. be let
parseIy together They may be had furnished mfu-
uhed with without breakfast and Enquire the pre-
mise-. o27iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

TNO Ship and Steamboat owners, Joiners, Architects,
Builders Piano Forte makers, &c-Silver Plated aud
Engraved No. Plates for numbering church steamboat
berhs ship state Sc Also silver plated piano forte
plates mad. engraved to in superior STYLE by r.
ROBERTS, Svr Platter and Door Plate Manufacturer, l57
Boz nl.lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

0J- MIR. BRlSTOW-Let all bad writers look
at his advertisement o22-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

$500 Corporation Blonde $50 shares Bank 80 d. TO-
sc do TO- n do Co. 50 do 6S 100 do 6
DO 10 ds e Is SO, 30 do Ga so do g. SO do 65
IS do 6ey25 do Del Hud led ST. $50 do 81 50 do 10 5a
ss. so do asi 100 Do s7a ISIS do STA IS do $40 do
Manhattan 1919 do Tradcsman l00lsdo State Bank So
30 do Farmers Trust 1870 DO Illinois n 81 as do 54-2S
do Bank Of Kentucky 6li - do 65 20 do 6a 90 do 65
80 do Amer Ex Bank 90 60 II do &c. 10 do g. 80 do
$40 do Eagle Fir. ns Co SOS do Mohawk 49, IS do
do Boston 93i 40 do ga 100 do stonngon H. $40 do
~ 100 DO H. 10 do 49, so do l4li do Harlem 3lt do
"a 90 do wk a. so do W st, IS do 3300 do Utica
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

Nj OTlCE-The Copartnershp heretofore existing between
IN LEWIS g. CLARK aud CLEMENT M EDISON,
under the firm of" CLARK EDSON," expired on the first
day of January last by Limitation The business of the
will be carried on by CLEMENT M. EDISON, until
further notice. LEWIS @. CLARK.
CLEMENT NJ EDISON.
New York, Oct %, 1889. nj IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

BOSTON CRACKER BAkERY-Wlliam Bond 90 Orch
ID ard Grand would inform the public that bs
manufacture the Boston. son and hard crackers superior
style the only place hey made the city wise But
ter and Sugar CRACKERS Soda and Milk Biscuit and Pilot bread
o22Sm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

nLMsTED's PATENT sTOvEs-.The subscriber
~ would recommend to those about 10 procure Stoves
either for paors halls. nurseries, Offices stores hotels,
churches &c to examine this excellent article their upe.
ronty all others be shown in few moments Hot
Air Furnaces put up short notice and upon the most APP
proved principles. J. l.. p. DEAN, 2l0 Water street.
Wanted immediately three Sheet Iron Workers.
o23- I'm is+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

CONSUL TRIST.-kOTICE-An ad jouned Meeting of
~ the whole Finance Committee respecting the recall Of
said Consul will this day, Novemb lst at IL AM
No. Wall street. per resolution passed at the last meet
ing.-Per order, 8. +. GLOVER, Sec. nl.1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

T EECHES! LEECHES !-Constantly on hand, large
IL supply Of Swedish and German Leeches For sale by
the thousand hundred, or dozen.
Leeches carefully packed clay to be sent to any
part Of the country with perfect safety
nl.lm- JOHN ALLAYOLA & CO, LOG Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

At Jersey City "Wednesday, soth instant Mrs Frances
Edge, in the Cad year Of her age
The friends OF the family respectfully isvited attend
the funeral At her late residence Of York and Green 81
Jersey City this afternoon at half past o'clock, precisely
without farther invitation.
On Tuesday night tae goth Instant Angelina. daughter Of
Thou and Magsretta smm., aged weeks and 7days'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

VJANTED-A Young Gentleman Captains Jerk of
w the United States Brig Consort who will be charged
with the Purses duties OF the vessel The most satisfactory
Testimonials of character ana qualifications will be required
streets, Brooklyn nl.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

At Newbureh Wednesday, soh instant by the Rev. M
vandervee, Philip Burrow. Cornsa daughter Of the ls
Rev DR.. McMusrsy.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

PRETTY Coon At the election ID jack.
son, two lr'shmen offered their votes.
vne was received, the other rejected. ABv
IS" said the disappointed applicant. ssi,,s
a Durnln shame that you should have . vofe
and have none. Did we not both come
over IN the same shipg'
TITS thrue for you," said the other, 3but j
was minor when came, and there's
privilege allowed to minors.''
a MINER II is you ares And didn't
WORK ut that same three years ia the lead
mines Of Illinoisin - 'sa>'
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

:, NORTHERN BANK OF KENrUcKY.-Tbe
New York Journal of Commerce of ~. ro ".
UT says that this Bank deposited laupe
sums 81 OF specie in the Bank Of the Unitcd
s'a'es AZ Ph,iadelphia, and checked against
= and that these checks coming due .lier
."e rnilade'Ph'a suspension, were refused
20 DC paid except ia Philadelphia money
y Is reported that the president of the Kea.
'uckey Bank, who is here. has insisted that
whenever any thing less than specie Or Is
equ'vllanf had been paid lor these check.
inc difference should bcmade up to the mar.
ties by the y. s. Bank, ard that this has:
$3.50 complied with; and shas. fsrshsr, hs ~
dSmanoed and received the balance Of a.
ceeunt cleo O00, i specie, and tran,6IIs.
rsd same . The nnh &c a - $50
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
MORE INDIAN MURDER

We Iearn, by genlieman direct from,
Tallahassee, that the Indians attacked tho
house of a Mr.. Lee, near Ocilla river. and
wounded ME-. l.. severely. lie was dis
covered in his wounded situa lion by a partv
Of gentlemen, Of whom the Informant was
one, and they made an attempt to surprise
the Indians at the house, but were unfortu-
nately frustrated by the accidental discharr q
OF a gun. The Indians decampcd, leaviny
one of their rifles.
M1cANopY Gay Nov. 8.
Tn the 9Th went over to- Hopes, across
The prairie, and came pretty near being in
iercepted ny party of Indians, thew having
hred ON and wounded some cattle, lust as
entered the prairie, and suppose would
have reserved their FIRE for me, had not
been on feet horse, with the assistance
OF whose legs was soon out of danger
lh's morning the express rider left here f..
Fort hlng; after proceeding about 8 miles,
ne heard rifles near M'Intosh's plantation.
and soon met two men, who told him thew
had been fired upon by party of the enc
my, and one of their party was killed.
Both OF these men were wounded, and are
% the hosPltal.-St. Augustine Ne,cs.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

SwARTwoUTING IN PENNsYLvAN1A.-De.
Ia'cations are pretty much the order of the
Gay: as Il IS likely ever to be, among politi-
col leg freasurcrs. The Harrisburg Cbron-
.scle Of Friday has the following:
MIR. Fritz. who took such an active part
in the doings ct the Harrisburg mob, and
who was rewarded fot his zeal by being APP
pointed collector Of t,lls at Philadelphia, has
absconded with about FIFTY THOU
State!!!
The collector at Columbia is also ) de-
!anItel TO the amount Of SIXTEEN ar
EfdH fEEN THOUSAND B0EI5Ansssif
Has not the State fallen into HONEST hands )
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
NEW SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT
PLUMBER.

I"Dcm0cracy unreiled, or the beautiful ef
Jecfs 81 the Hard Money System as Drac-
fssed 81 the Loco Focos!!
On Monday, Both Sept. last, there was
sold tor Gold or Silper, at PhiladelLhia. in
Neshoba county, for the benefitfof the Uni
tea States, On account of Gen. Wiley 2. Har-
RS defaicatlu npwursls Of 5000 acrrs of
land, which brought the enormous ur;ce "a
zoe Cents PER ocre. This si.odsss6 Inn sv,,
Years ago. was 4ola fbefon1 It - nyy3,rd q
Cen: Harris. og si5 dolll S II aefie 81 M !,
wards q $50 90, md vsa, "a al ii 81 e.bsg
for that price but On the 4
under the Democrotic hard none s,,,,'
Il was sold for foe cenks per acre II or .,lo.,
$5OO, and bought by Tilghais. NJ. Tuckar
tne nard money Democratic Loco Fec, Son
ator tor the county Of Lowndes.n
Here now are startling facial II al;
.'on % tie heavy losses already sustained
y me Government IN the defalcation oil
Harris, which there are no assets . me.,,
ne remnant ct plumber he owns, out Of which |
a'one' the Government could have saved e
'eif' = thus artfnlly turned over, for mere
'ong INTO the hands Of another offhe ssn;Ilars
! !. tne Democracy," perhaps to b sr;va1aIv
'avsoed WITH Harris, whilst the public r.
my y LETT 70 ewhistle for il moes.rs -.
.roperty valued at $40, 900, saci6ced .f;,r
!oVu-the Govefnment robbed. and .sIo.f.a
lnctai pInnderers, By the Sham or,s,s 80. -scl
hie, released g responsibility "a , 800
eof and made still richer by nes, .s.,,s:. IS
90 g the public dolnain. Anis;n ~ -
e Z Deautliul iliustraiion Of The 49,
~ eDeke-o avator, ,v,,,... 8. s. a.. O.. i
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

MICHIGAN Returns have been receiv-
Cd from all, except three counties in Michi-
gan. They place the election Of Whig
Governor and Lieutenant Governor beyond
a'lqucstion. In both branches of the Le-
g'siature the Wings have decided MAORI
ties, and will elect Wing u. S. Senator,
IN place Of Mr.. Norvell, loco foco, whose
term of service has expired.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

: 0She latest dstes from St. Louis. re-
present Abe Bank - still deiefmined q per
sewers e her rulnoos course, nofri,hstand-
ing the lamentations Of tLo people there
and elsewhere = She has lately been made
the recipient Of large amount Of Govern
ment gold and silver to enable her 10 hold
out. The excitement was still very great.
and some fears were entertained Of popular
violence.
When will the Government cease to trifle
with and make war upon the best interests
Of the peoplei
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
E dENcEs.

- o. kEmpifs sute !, i. :.
led a. e1ty Of Me- York. under k, KS
gives the following most dolcf1l ana 4 Y
|rend'ng account q he sitaatioa = -. q
Walcs Of that city, and state, who. s. ~
|one knows That has visited that .ee,SA -
1eon vast deal Of labor in conafr,,.,:i "
variety Ut Particles that. contfibule nm :. &
luxury md convenience OF tho. wbols. ~. ~ )" :
Try. Shame on the bcar!Iess villa.
IN power, who are bent on The de.,. noI
Of every thing with which the country I
bounds That mol. even the poor heInie.
women and children can escape the ras
they entail upon the land. Ilow -.
man or set OF men, not absolu,elv -
and deUiss, pursue, rcckIcsslv such . co.ssss
Are they lost not only to princ;nl. -.
feeling alsos Have thew. s. maj. ~ III:
course o. damnlng corruption, forgot lha|
lncy were born OF woman, and that she ~
2 stronger claim to protection than MI 9TH -
mortal be'ngs.-Souttern Argus.
The account says:
mere are thousands of female. ~ n y
city employed in stock-makino. se,v,n" - = s"'1
maintaining themselves and nss;s,;"s 80
relatives BY homes, and virtuous lah.'s a.
cruel measures Of the adm;n;s,~a,:.. ''']
reaching them. Their employers A.. d;.]
charging them, from inability to con,;r,s
"'s.1 business. The ready-madc cloth;no
military stocks, &c., sold to the South -
not De paid for, except at 4 ru;nons s. sa.
nee, owing to the utter confusion = ,be =.
changes. Man was made to ba,,is ,s:,.
"a tne elements. with misfortune, with ,Ls|
nalo chances Of life. But what can helm.
TESS woman 90: when the few cm,,Ioy mem.
sne can engage in are in;crrupted and de.
s'royedf In hundreds and hundreds &c -
ses' the alternative, the dreadful alternate.
ruin of character, virtue, heai,h onS
every thing valuable here and hereaf,sr -.'.
What became of thousands Of nf.rs,,a.,.
,e ana driven to starvation and despair n
1877 Such is The Consequences Of us;no
me whole powers of this government s; e
breaking down the currency. The ;nd.,s,. -
md business Of tho country. M ono ~
apes the calamity. The cnerpet;c hue;
ness man, the hardy and gallant seaman
ne honest and industrious rnechnn;c-6n.I
,, vlftuous woman, ard helpless infancy
ire swept away by the torrent. FeIlow.
;itizens !! let us end this state Of things. We
cannot 1.-Two SO. Redeem New Yorh. and
ne v'riuous men who accomplish the eIori-
'us triumph, will accomplish the greatest
'ood that ever any set of men had il n their
'ower to do-they will save the present
Generation from ruin and demoralizat;m-
ave tree governmcnt--save themeeIves
nd save their couatry.n
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09
RODNEY:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 0. lsae.

- The Criminal Court was in session du
ring the whole Of last week, and the wa,
the District Attorney, JNo. D. FREEMAN
Esq. run up scores against the yio!ators o
the Liquor and Gambling Laws, will be ;
c0Gf'on to future offenders. No mercy wa.
shevn, and no quarter given, except such
as have been provided at the expense of the
State and County-anG if we are rightly
nIormed, these are none of the best, par
tculariy during the long, gloomy, winter
nights. In pleading to the indictments, ano
evasion, subterfuge, or chichanen was per.
missed-the offenders against the violated
laws were deah with in summary, sc,en-
uhc, and legal manner; and though many
attempts were made to shuttle out of difficult
y. II was no 60, as the District Attorney re-
served the privilege Of always cutting, be-
fore the hands were played land in this he
exhibited UNREASONABLE evidences of skill
and management.
We do not intend 10 discuss the merits Of
the laws referred tour opinions in regard
to their salutary influence were given soon
after their enactment. We now allude to
them only for the purpose Of warning those
''S a' TIA ss's i'aeis uf ssl1y sPor ss..b -:.l
forbidden pleasures. that unless they reform
It will be impossible to escape the vigilance
OF John D. Freeman, Esq. or evade the PEN
aities incident to an infraction of the laws.
The District Attorney can manage a liquor
case in style peculiar to himself, and de-
serves the highest encomium for the unwea-
Rcd industry and profound legal knowledge
manifested in bringing offenders to justice
He spake, and his words were as oracles-
they we're the law Of the Court: he com.
handed, and the accused trembled for his
safety. But in all his acts Justice and hu-
mainly went hand in hand. He spared no
pains IN prosecuting the accused to convic.
tion; and though evidently 10 high favor
with the Court, manifested no disposition to |
take undue advantage of it, or to enforce the
jus. sentence of the law with unnecessary
sayerity.
Time was, when our impressions Of Mr..
Freeman wore not the most favorable-that |
time has passed; and we now look upon him
- one who is destined to shine at an earlv1
Gay, the alright particular star Of Missi,sin-
pan ornament to his profession, and an I
honor to the State. |.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

MAJOR DowSING.-A correspondent Of
the New York American, who had en;ovad
the advantage of an Interview with this vet
eran politician and financier, on his wav
from Washington, doarn east, to,k the occa.
sion to sound him. on the Sub Y,eos,,r.,
scheme, and succeed. it appears, with soma
d'filcuity, in drasring him out, in rapard 70
That 1avorite measure of the Administrator,
The result Of this interesting interview !.
thus given:
Regarding the Sub Treasury, the Major
earnestly tried to waive the uuest;on-.sv-
lns' mat as political friesd of the la,e
.revered Chief at the head of the Goyes.
menu and his respects for the man whoErs
Pledged himself to track his foot ste
o'd not care to commit himself; NOD iSS ~.
care to be quoted in the newspaper 81
n his own particular way, but this ~
say, and ne had said it several time since
the experiment began, that he did M, I;Ls
.ne specie cta,cs-'ihat Sub Treasury was
better than no Trcasmy--if you could onlv
cM cU the ctoscs, but with the spec;e
= mere was no telling what was in the
reasury, or what was cla,c'd out sou't-that
already, notwithstanding lamentation here
ana elsewhere since the deposites was re-
moved from where Congress nut them. ths
s !. ctaw', had grabb'd nigh upon ten
n''''ons OF dollars; but this was a fea-bite.
compared to what would follow the foot
,ePs OF their predecessor If he spec;e
tasos were kept in.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

Il1GrIoN Al1u FULFILA1
8 {. Webster, 81 ! Senate, u A64
lGPeol<ing il rcIalion 81 the removal 81 ma
1deposites and the "Experimen:," tben 4
b nd by the Administration 70. reform the
currency, made tho following predictions:
"As surely as you sit in that chair, or ii
asand here, our tendencies, at the presen
moment, are strong towards disorgan;za.
ton, to the time Of Slate securities, bills o
credit, separate State currencies, and pape,
moncy-and if those tendencies be not sea.
sonaaly arrested, they will make shipwreck
OF our highest interests. Tho charm Of a
common currency, common standard o!
value, common medium of exchange, is in
imminent danger Of being broken
The Experiment held its way, and all
the forebodings of Mr.. Webster have come
to pass. We are in the employment oi
State securities, bills of credit, separate
State currcncics, and paper money! with
fair prospect of continuing 10 the unin-
corrupted enjoyment Of them for many a
day to come. Who is to blame for this?-
Those who predicted the coming evil, and
warned against it, and enireated those in
power to take the necessary steps to stay
its approsch--or those who, treating with
contempt the adnonitions Of tho wise aud
the experience OF the past, rushed msdly
on in their wicked career, and produced the
very calamiiies which had boen fore:old as
the legitimate and inevitable consequences
of their conduct? We repeat the in,erroe-
atory, who is to bIamei Who stands con-
victed by the record Of having, with folly
only exceeded by their wickedness, sport
ed with the interests and happiness Of a
great people to crafty their selfish ami sor-
did am5itlen?-RicAmoad Wig.
In June last, Senator Benton wrote a
letter 10 portion of his constituents. which
contained the following significant pas
sage:x
II look upon the establishment Of the H.
dependent Treasury System as an event
which, sooner or later mus, take place, but
i may be that ANOTHER SUSPENSION
MUST BE ADDED TO THE ARGU-|
WENT BEFORE 1T CAN BE CAR
RIED.n
This implied that the Administration had
ne power to coerce another bank suspen-
''on, and that it would be exercised. If found
necessary to perfect the destructive meas.
Tres OF the party. il has been done-the
banks are Observation-Disclosures suspensionn
las been .added to the argument" and the |
rults OF Government misrule are scattered
ar andwide through the land.
Gan any tool ofthe Executive, with this
staring him in the face, have the
mPudence to deny that the prostration Of the
'anKs' and the consequent depreciation Of
ne currency, were objects dear TO the Ad-
~ and that the energies Of the
have been directed to their
onsummation lib.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-09

A slight rise lately occurred in the Ohio
which enabled number of first class boats
70 got out. But it has again fallen--and BY
TINS time is probably closed by ice. A wes-
tern editor thus contemptuously speaks Of
II: A1@e riuers : no,0 90 lop a. to BE BE-
meath oar notice!!!.n