Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16


and my house, we will serve the Lord J" And as
Joshua said 10 the people Of Israel, sag to the
people Of New York Choose ye this session whom
ye will serve whether the God Of Rum that reigns
in Massachusetts, or the God Of no Rum who ought
10 reign here. AS for us and establish ment we
" i'll serve mo Rum" And every body who wishes
to their souv and 60 to Heaven must go against
ell grog shops. Shut them up! Burn them down
Blow them 10 the devil! Well support any party
who will support temperance, and this shall be our
mottO:-
Der ogcny Of boys and girls upon tn Happiness hereafter
Lsaven ever where there gfog shops and
marrying. or giving IN m,rriase
Next week we shall issue special edict, after the
the of the great Chang Linn, OF Chi.a IN the
shape Of Temperance Bulletin; calling upon and
commanding all who are in our employ, tn abstain
from that day forth, henceforward,- and for ever,
from the Of ardent spirits Of any and every kind
and whatsoever on pain Of our Imperial displea
This week they may drink as much rum as
thew have a mind 10. From and after Saturday
next they must be sober and temperate, and enter
no grog shops
CAsABA.-The psesent aspect OF this unhappy
coualry j, pacifc bat very likely that there will
be an outbreak hero before long; according 10 the
opinions Of the leading journalists there the elm
page shrieked TO Dsloraine, Canada is "doomed!
doomed! doomed Governor Thomson is in favor
of legislative union Of the two Provinces and Of
allowing all (eveH the rcbellious Canocs) the same
fish subjects possess. This decision, Of itself, will
breed intestine commotions in Lower Canada, and
disturb the quiet Of that unfortunate country. even
no invasion is undertaken by the loafers and discon
tents on this side the border.
But, from present appearances, we are led to be-
live that the patriots, $50 calied) will create
considerable trouble on both sides Of the line
this winter. The secretary Of has order
ed General Scott to make the tour Of the from.
tier, in order to taks such steps, and make such
rangements, shall preserve national relations.
Gov. Arthur has also authorised the formation Of
limited police establishment along the Niagara frsn-
tier, for the purpose OF checking the acts Of ncem
diaries, 20 frequent Of late in that quarter Sir
George Arthur has issued his proclamation, conyo-
king the ProvncI al Parliament, for the actual des
patch Of business, on Tuesday, the Sd Of December
This does net look rs Il a dissolution was contsm-
plated.
Sir George Arthur has been down 10 Moatrsal to
pay his aspects TO the Governor Gensral, and has
returned with M Poulett Thomson towards To-
ronto IL il said that the latter intends to dssolye
the provincial parliament soon after " Is convened.
and bring the great political topics which agi
tate she provincs, TO the test Of y nav election
This will be bold and probably de si-ive
| Ii is what the reforners have been urgently de-
%seaqg lsst ,6GsssT:s's time PAT End will be
strife from the province At large to the floor Of the
| House Of Assembly
in New Brunswick, the order Of rhe day for the
alike pleasing to the officers and the lakes. And
indeed gunpowdor seems to have nrpsd the place
| II eau de coiogns.
DARKNESS At QuEsEc-SrsovLAR.Pa KSoMESoS
The Quebec Canadian states that an the forenoon
Of the 18th OF October darkness settled upon that
city, which rendered the use of candles necessary
/ for several nonrs in the forenoon. The wind blew
from the east, but the darkened clouds came from
thu nth October, 1884, and on the lAh of October
| 1882
| THx MAINE BoUNpARy.-A report is shortly ex-
pec,ed from the British Comnissionsr and Il is be-
eved that Il will be anfavorable to the claims of the
o. Of Main. ,Ss ,'
into. a towering passion, and call upon MIR Van Bs
rea to act towards England, as General jackson
did towards France frg hen the British government Mt
/ i,to an honest act for once in their lives
| Tar OREcoS TERRITORY A PgRrrcr P.RA.
BisE.-Probably the British government are not
| aware hat extensive preparations are making by
| American companies, by individuals, and by the
American government, to settle that ri Dorado Of
| country, the Oregon Territory. Ii 10 a beautiful
| and iuxsrant country, and well worth some trouble
to settle IT, It's climate Is most healthy, and it's
| soil rich in the extr me; and II IL worth the time
and trouble necessary toresch and locate IT,
| THs socrH.-Not for many years, has the south
suffered so much from sickness as during the past
year. Hundreds upon hundreds Of its best and old
est citizens have been swept af by fever. In
Franklin. louisiana, peorled by English, French,
and New England men, only twelve escaped ost of
the entire population who remained there We nstcs
| at Mobile the death of the wife OF W. G. Watkins,
| of Finsbury Square, London. The fever has left
Mobile and New Orleans and 10 raging at Pensacola
8PRespscro Row Alt ROUND, rHis WINTER
From present appearances, every thing bids fair
for general rumpus this winter. The states &c
Missouri and Iowa are just on the eve OF general
fight about small portion of territory In dispute
between them. An armed express passed through
Paris, Missonri, ten days since, bearing informa-
ton to the governor that armed force from Iowa.
had seized upon and forcibly attempted 20 impri-
the Sherihd Clark county, who was engaged
in the legal discharge 81 his official duties The
citizens of Clark, have called upon Gen. Wilcox,
| of the l4th division Mo. militia for aid, and the
despatch 10 direct from Gen Wilcox to the govern
ment for orders.
The loafers along the Canada border are making
great preparation for descent par, Of her
Majesty's colonial territory; and they will require
all the exertions sf the Great Pacificator, General
Scott to keep them in subsection. In the State Of
Maine they have begun tn depredate upon the tim
Der; and the Blue Noses and Red Noses are glaring
and blowing fercely at each other. Maine and
Georgia have quarreca about giving up some slave
steaers; and the governor Of the latter state has
told the legislature 10 pass lew authorising the sci
and imprisonment NJ every from the state
of Name, upon the presumption that II he is not
thief q rogue, he soon will be- In the state Of
MASSACHUSETTS, there is an awful internal ex-
citement and commotion about the question
Of Rum or no Rum and we should not
wonder IL blood be shed before rum drinking be
abolished. IN the state Of New YORK; the legislature
10 80 nearly matched that there will be most awful
scenes Of contention, the whole of the sessions which
will not be allayed In the least by the introduction
Il the contemplated temperance law By the whias