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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
For the Herald Of the Times.
1sEIRDS or A FEATHER FLOCK
TOGETIIER.o

The Evening Post lately informed the
people, whose intelligence they SO much
venerate, that during late Wing meet.
ing in New York, the British ship Eng.
land hoisted flag on which was in
scribcd, "Englaud expects erery man ia
do his du'y"-and most impudently in
formed their readers, that it was intend
cd to refer to tho Whig gathering. II
is not necessary. perhaps, to inform any
inhabitant Of New England, that tho
editors Of that paper knew it to be false
at the timc-but was no doubt inserted
for the purpose Of having it copied into
about $50 different presses throughout
the Union, under the control Of our vir-
tuous rilcrs-not one in ten Of which
would copy the re.utation of the slander
the editors of the Evening Post well
knew must Immediately follow. 1t is
now stated in that paper that it is mis-
take, but that they were assured Of the
fact by .fre or sir persons How plenty
such truth-tclling characters must be
among the friends Of that Journal
nearly as plenty as among the friends
Of Amos and his Extra Globe. This
Evening Post, among other Van Burcn
H.. he
ing of our ports to the products Of Great
Britain free of duty-and has now the
impudcnce to charge the party who are
opposed to the Importation of British
goods, and in favor of encouraging and
using the products of their own indus
try, as being in league with the capital
lists and exporters of Great Britain, to
put down the party in power who advo-
catc the very doctrine they wish, and
at whose head is the very man, Martin
Van Buren,, who while Secretary of
State in 1899, instructed our Minister
at London, Mr. M'Lanc, to inform the
British Government that tho friends of
General Jackson, who wcrc then in
power, were much moro iavorably dis
posed to the interests of their King than
the previous administration Of j. &. Ad-
ans had been. Mr.. Van Burcn was
afterwards appointed by General Jack
son minister to London--but was re-
called by the Senate on the ground that
he had eviously, while Secretary Of
State, given the trai.orish instructions
alluded to.
After this we would ask, if there cun
lie any doubt which pnrty is most sub
servicnt to Foreign Policy or Foreign
Powcr-,he party VINO would nobly rem
der us independent of all foreign govern
ments, or the party, who in the person
of their chief, hns basely trucklcd to the
King OF England, nnd in the language
of a slave, begged for favors in the
name of q subscrvient party, rather
than asked for justice in the name OF
an Independent naton'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

DEAru OF TuE OLDEST MK1BoDIsr PREA-
Chm IN THE WoRLp.-Died, at kmgswood
Clrcuit, the Rev. James Wood, Wesleyan
minister, IN the s9th year Of his age. He
en,c red upon the itinersncy in 1913, and was,
at the time ,f his death, the Oldest Methodist
preacher in the world. Having travelled 53
years, fourteen ycurs ago from next confer
cnce) he became suprrnumersry. He con.
tinucd TO preach as long as hls strength would
allow, and only dcsisled when the Infrinities
OF advanced age had entirely disabled him.
English Hesieyon Mag.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

Town elections were held in Connec-
ticut last Monday. We have heard
from several towns, in all Of which the
Whigs have gained largely. Among
them is Taompson-the Wing ticket was
carried by abou. i30 majority. Last
Spring, the Locos had minority Of 80.
At this rate, the majority in the State
will be tremendous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

How inelfably silly it is for tho Lo-
cos to call those "blue light Hartford
Convention lederalists, who are now
rallying under the banner OF one who
did more during the last war to reflect
honor upon the American arms, and to
bring the war to successful nd clio.
rious termination, than any other man
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
.NE.UOR.2.tUI.

Arr. at New Orleans, 23i Gil, ship Palestine, Little
h-id, from Iiuyrc .c.r. Wocv,,, Nurhup, ii da.s In
Kingston, Jamnics.
bne. m Cotcuburg, ship kutGsoii, Tay lor, for New
York.
Al Havana, 18th ut, ,chr. Franklin GreeIs Smith,
from ths port, dEg.
New York, d.s.
Arr. at liavana llib, schr. Echo, Messer, from th.
port. 49, .
sailed TN Cow.s, 18th ult., ship VIM Epgs, Coe, for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The Democratic Wings of Louisiana
are preparing II costly National Banner,
which is to be awarded 10 the State that
gives, in proportion to its population, the
largest majority for Harrison, in the ap-
preaching contest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

A letter from South America, received at
Newburypor, states that the small pox had
desola,ed the city Of Panama, the population
having been reduced by it from upwards OF
10000 to less than one half. Almost every
family in the city had suffered by ii, aud the
inhabitants had no knowledge Of any means
to stay It's progress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
ii. SESSIONS,

gshS jus, received a variety Of .FEB
n GOODS, among which arc new sly u
SR7WLS; Mou.scllne dc Lanes, greal
variety figured Alppes; plaln do; MerILos
Prints; low priced cslicoss colored cam
bncs Blankets Of extra quality bo,ncspui
6an.sl; Engish and PLAID do.
.1!so on hand, q greet variety Of knit llo-
sir,y, OF al .sca art o'ite Gres; susb,y.
Otl E. l(sU.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The French frigate Aremise, under
the command ofthe Prince de JoinvilIe,
has arrived at St. Helena, in Al days
passage from Cherbourg for the purpose
Of taking the ashes Of Napoleon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

At Brooklyn, N. Y, some Of the sa-
pient Locos, added the word British over
the top of tho public notices Of Wing
meetings. The Wings it seems prompt
Iy reiullated, by cutting out the first let
ter OF the heading to the Loco notices
thereby transforming ".liass Meetings"
into what they most ressmbled-.7ss
Meetings..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
r. |. Dyeing Establishment,
PROVIDENCE.

'l'1E subscriber is now prepared to exc
cute every variety of work in his hue. in
a style not surpassed by any other estsbiisif-
ucut in the Union.
lie will color and finish in the bcs, posi-.
ble manner, for Merchants and others, tire
following articles, viz:
Silks, Broadcloths, Cambr's,
II Satins, M.rnos, Wor-cd Stuffs,
Il Hdkis, Pougccs, Velveis,
\ Veis, Hose, FsupeIs,
Il Gloves, Alpinss, CashDctcs,
Il Grapes, Vcstings, Ehawls,
\ Ribbons, Mousselinr de- laines, &c.
1 With rich aud durable colors also ladies'
dresses and cloaks of the above materials,
dyed and finished 10 The most approved siylos.
GcntlciDen's garments Of all kinds dyed,
clconscd, and dressed in a superior manner,
irthoH ripping.
Carpets, Rugs, Marseilcs Quilts. Blankets
Table Covers, cleanscd and pressed ~ man
ncr 10 retain their original finish.
Prices Ia correspond with the times.
The undersigned would tendur hts hanks
to the Ladies and the public gencraly for tho
patronage which he hns received. wnd hopes
that by care and attention 10 his business he
shall continue 10 merit liberal SHARE OF their
confidence.
| General office for receiving goods, No. Jf
Westminster street opposite the Uniyersalist
Chapel
! Gords lrf with tho following agents ~it
be forwarded and returned agreeable 10 di--
rcctions, free OF expense, nj the risk OF the
owners thereof.
Nathaniel Sweet, ThamesSt. Newport, II
l.; Nathaniel Coggcshall, Bristol, do; M.ssrs-
Farmer IL Salisbury, Warren, Il. l.; Edward
Mason, Paw Ntucket, X. l.; Preston Il. Clarke,
l.onsdale, X. T.; John b Walker, Woon-
socket Falls, Il. l.; Henry Morris, dn do.T
Albert =. Clarke, Fall River, Mass.; G. Tah
a. Co. Wobridge, Mass; |. D. Tsn, Eat
Douglass, Mass; A. Brown, West Dnuslaw.
Mass; Talco, Crosby, Thompson. Conn; u
c. Cutler, North KlIlingly, Conn; q. Tiifa-
ny a. Sons. West killingly, Conn., Edwin
Robinson, Brooklyn, Conn.
Son, q &C. DODGE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The Maine Legislature arc engaged
in revising the laws Of the State. The
session will probably last three or -four
weeks. The new Legislature meets ON
the 10Th Of January. The votes for
Governor, &c. will not be officially can
vusscd until that time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The Governor Of Louisiana has order
cd an election in the 3D. Congress Dis
trict, to fill Rice Garland's place in the
present COngress-to bo hold at the same
time Of the Presidential election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

HEALTu.-The physicians find it mos,
obslinately and uncomfortnbIy healthy
There is not sickness enough in New Or
leans to furnish a c,sc apiece for the faculty.
Never have we passed more salubrious sum
ner. Abscntees may return in perfect safe
ly.--l.htw Orleans Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The Treasury Secretary reports that
on the LIST inst, there were outstan ding
So, $50, ,e89-which forms part Of our
present national debt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
NOTICE.

A NY select party can be iurnishcd with
"A Dinners or Suppers by giving Ieasona
bic notice at REMOND'S, I37 Tkomrs st.
Also parties wlio wish To be'ptov'dcd ivr
ON cxcursi ons. can be accommodated.
N. II. a iam. price will b. paid for "nJ
quantity of pIover, or English Snipe, soovs
Aug. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

let, SlOop hope, PltniHh, new hUk
Sd. Schr. John u. Woolford, Apalachicola.
9Th, do. Sapello, Townsend, West lnsies.
ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, Oct. ed.-Arr. schrs. Lucy blake, Blake
I'm Camden TURK ElGred, Portsmouth Rose, Burees
Dennis and Torch, Chacc, do, both tor ~ York Ala
baiuh, Sone, I'm Philadelphia foi Edgartown.
SUNDAY, Oct. ith Arr. Schr. Ann A. Parker bright
man, I'm baltimore Bannor, Nickerson, FIN Bristol fo'
Boston Merchant, Dowdy, Elizabeth city ~. Yves.
co,t Blew, i'm East Greenwich for fhilad Rod Rover
Godfrey, I'm Iubcrk Tor n. York.
Soops Argonaut, im Full River Excel, Gladdng, I'm
New York for HrisIol Triumph, Comistock fl Ly me.
saiie,l-schr. Cora, Mnybcrry, West Indies.
MnSDAy, Oct. 5th.--Arr. Sioop Tecunseh, Child fin
n York for Providence; Glide, Mathews, fn Fall Riv
CT for Hartford Cndet, swan, TN Sioninston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

SouTm CARoLINA.-The Richland
Sentinel speaks encouragingly Of the
State election in South Carolina, and
anticipates handsome gain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

THANKsGIvING.-Thc Governor OF
Massachusetts has appointed Thursday,
the Goth Of November, as day of
Thanksgiving.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The Concord sloop Of war sailed from this
harbor yesterday by WIN. Boo.
run. IL is understood that she will proceed
to join the Eas, India squadron at N. York.
Il Boston Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
VEIsRENA CREAM.

A n EMOLLiENT SOAP which produ
IA ces pleasure IN shaving, aud from the
delightful smooth sensation produced, leaving
no beating, itching, or rcdness, is fast super
ced.ng all other shaving compounds--inr salt
by X. J. TAYLOR.
Sept. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

Eleven hundred dollars were realized
at .he Bunker Hill Monument benefit
given by Fanny Elssler at the fremont
Theatre on Thursday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
SCHOOL.

WY1M GUILD will open school. fo~
w boys aud girls. in the bass'nont 'osn
of Spring street Church on Monday, The itils
mst-Terms 81 per quarter.
Newport, Sept y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

shameless, polluted, and pensioncd pcs
ses that are endeavoring 10 bolster up
his corrupt and to,lering administration
A MECHANIC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

The 9th anniversary Of the memora-
Bile Battle of the Thames was celebrate d
on Monday with enthusiasm in Buffalo,
New York, Richmond, SC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
NOTICE..

| understand the Fire Wards ure
blamed for not giving orders or dircc-
,ions for filling and working the Engines
OIL the Sd inst. in Washington Street on
the Point, and among others, members
of engine companies and feel it my
duty to say, in justice to myself and
others, it is not true. Orders were
given on the Parade, before the engines
left the ground Ailcr looking at each
engine. and cnquiring whether they
were all in good order, and telling each
Captain in what manner we wanted the
strength and power tested, VIC then told
them separately. to take them to any
place tha; suited best for water, and I'll
and work the engines in their own way
without any dictation from us, and we
would be present and witness the re.
suit. Had they done SO, no delay o,
confusion would have taken Plnce.
NJ. FKEEBORN.
Newport, October q, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
BOARDING HOUSE.

ENlIE subscI her has taken Tho coniinodiou-
y house No 63 Thsnos street. for many
yonrs occupied by Mr.. Alexander Murray, ns
Boarding House, aud would u. glad 10 ac.
connodaic steady Or transient boarders, on
reasonable terms.
THOMAS NJ. SEABURY.
Newport, Oci. 8, iS10.--3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
JUST RECEIVED

AT THE LADIES ORNAMENTAL.
H.lIR EMPORIUM,
1877, TiIAMES-SrREET,
4 VARIETY OF French and German
"A Ornamental Hair Work. Also, Mohnlr
Caps and Childrcn's nets. sJn,e at the low
prcc of IL cts, steel, whaebone aud wooden
busks, with n variety of shell combs Patent
soes Tor Ladies and Gcntlcmcns' boots aud
shoes. Rowland's kulydor, Gowland's Lao.
t!on, &c.
JOHN REMOND.
n. d. Persons holding old fashioned sill
yer tea, coffee pots, cans or tnn,blcrs, and
who wish 10 dispose Of them, will apply ms
above, and u fair price will be paid for the
above articles. Oct. ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
II z VIZ GOO D s.
III. SESSIONS,

HAS jast received variety OF new goo1s'
"a a,,rny which are --Mou.liue dc lame,
,r,rc dc lame, prip,., low priced ssIiecs, rich
furniture chrnlz. how priced d.. tfShofs
.,nnty, extra bcd,icking gocd black silks,
colnrcd carbrirs paper dt'"; PLAN. coIor-
ed black Mouslins dc lains, chsiI'es, &c.
Asg. 81.
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N Ew G. 90 D S.

WM. G.. COIZENS x Co.
LAVE received and opened, during iI'
AG last week. their usual large stock o
early rail COOD.S. such as BROOD
CLOTHS, C.3SSLNERE.S, S4TTT
NETS AND EX.iN.NEL.S. ALso-RcL
figured Alpines, Mousselin de Lnlnes, Eng
ll.h Prints, Fancy Ribbons, Shawls, English
aud French Merlios, &c. &c. &c.
Sent o1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

A bilious fever Of extraordinary nalgnancy
is prevailing at Little Rock, Arkansas. A
public meeting of the citizens has been cal.
for The purpose Of taking measures, If possible
to allay lis progress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
Newport, October r, 1910.

The election Tor members Of Congress
and Of the Legislature, took place IN
Georgia on Monday. An election for
members OF The House Of Delcga,es,an
seven (ou, OF twenty one) Senators, took
place in Maryland yesterday. ], will
be n strong contest. Tho election IL
Pennsylpnnia Tor members Of Congress
the lower House Of the State Lcgisla.
turs, and 9 pan Of the Senate, tskeI
place reA, Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

Receipts Of produce, NC. received al
New Yotk down the Moth River, since
the opening Of the canal on the 2Oib
April to eth uh.: 81 ,088 bbls. oi
-four 5000 half bbs. do; il,0j1 bar
r.Is ashes; lo,435 barrels liquor; 0,i43
bbIs. provisions 4,7s5 bbls. pork SAT
bbls. beef; All iirkIns butter; i34 casks
cheese 800 Kegs lard 800 bbls. I''nei
500 hides leather; 258 bales goods
IA, $50 slaves ; AL balss fuis and skins;
,o43 bales wool 81 bids. tobacco
IA, f5S bcstele vhtti.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08
yVOOLENFsOSHE7sY

WIN. G. CozzENs e. c Go. s,, have sa, on ",na' and.
w n large assortment OF HON" knl', hn'
YARN HOSE and halt Hose, IN all their
variety, aud at prices that 1t VIII BE- an ~
duccmcut for families 10 supply themselves
s,r the season, instead of knitting.
Sept. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-08

/
STATEMENT Of situation Of the Banks
- in Rhode Island on Friday, Sept isih,
1910, a. the same appears from tho Returns made
to the bank Commissioners.
! LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, S9.9'3,3lh Oh
! Ellis in Circulation, i,532,oO3 ~
| balances due other hanks, 4!9 1850 ~
Net Profits Oh hand, i26,O06 is
! Dividends unpaid, 3l.29i ~
! Deposits on interest, @i0, 296 ~
Dupo.ts not on interest, S4I, ,06l 90
Total amount Of Liabilities, SlS,7iO, i5s ~
HLsoURCEs.
Loans and Discounts. SIi,7ss,34o 80
Specie 10 Bank, 3o5,'of 40
Bills of other Banks, 1922 IS
Balances due fom other Bnnks, sol .2l3 10
Stock in owa B,nk, ISL ,273 %
Stock Real Estate s. other Property. 33i,siO p
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,7lo. IS ~
Of,he bill. and notes discounted. thore is due
ou, of the stale, the sum of S4,"27,93i -
And payable IN the state, ','6O,lo9 10
Of the circulation, there 10 held
by the banks, $50, ,'5S 81
In the hands Of the public, l,2'6.o4| e6
By comparing the above Ahstrac' with the re-
turns made 10 the Commissioners, August Sd,
1910, it uipears tha, since thai da'e.
rh. Circulation has been inci .ased, Sll6,l2i 10
The specis has been reduced, 53 40 10
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid. havo been Increased, 22,3oS ~
And The Loans aud Discounts have
been Increased, @3,oSo o2
HENRY ANTHONY Rank Com
GEO. &. KING, u,;s.;o,,.,.
WM. PECkllAM,
Office Of the Baak Commissioners.
Precedence, Sept. 2ist, lo4O.
t2I.
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Heavy WOOlcns.

vnn pieces Flushing, Pilot, Beaver and
IVV Wellington Cloths. purchased at auc.
ton. a, less than cost ef importat'sn, for sale
at reduced prices by JAMES ii. READ.
Providence, Oct. lst.--3w.
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PORT OF NEW WP0RT.
CLEAR ED.
ARRIVALS.

sIOop Hope, PitmnR, Now York.
'chr. John u. Wooliord, Apalachicols.
do. Sapello, ToWnsend, West Insiea.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24
-45,459 1926
$3.50
Rent's majority
1914

In making up the above tables, we have COM
pared them with all the returns in our possession,
and have in all of difference, where we
had no means of knowing precisely, adopted
those most favorable to Mr.. Fairfield. We make
Mr.. Kent's majority over Fairfield 1914 votes.
The towns to come in will not materially vary
this calculation.
The Portland papers, and the Kennebec Jour
nal, have tables, we understand, (but have not
been able to get hold of them,) by which it ap-
pears that Kents elected by at least 200 majority.
We hope this may prove correct
We have delayed the publication. of our paper,
until the latest moment in order to complete
our tables, and compare them with those of the
Kennebec Journal, a copy of which, we had
hoped to have received by this mornings Mail,
but were disappointed. We therefore submit our
tables as they stand, with the simple remark, that
in either case, the Wings have accomplished a
most BRILLIANT victory, and will give three thou
sand at least, for Harrison in November.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24
Original Correspondence.
Salt RIVER, SEPT. 18th, lS4'

DALI RkERs OGF !. A'SAA, AO-S'
FRIEND CLARKE, Supposlng you would i'Ke %
hear from home and having an opportunity 10 send
di.ect without any expense to you Qor Editors al
ways object to paying POstage,you know and wish
ing to get,he result Ofthe election accurate OF course
have thought proper to address you at this time
shall endeavor to be as brief as possible for the
reason tina, am very busy comforting the distressed
and cheering the dropping spirits of'our devoted
band. think we begun to eave your place about
10 clock, on Monday, we metwiih no obstacle %
impede our progress in the least. but on the contrary
every facility that could desire was kindly 'ur-
nshed by our wing friends, for which favours please
accept yourself, and present to them our sincere
thanks, with the assurance lit ever, comes IN our
v 10 assis, the n, il shall be kindly returned.
find our friend have very limited knowledge
or this river and its tributaries. having res'deq
here but part oflwo seasons before and 'heA Hss
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24
The Senate.
STATE sENATE-MEMBERS ELECT,

STATE SENATE MEMBERS ELECT,
.s. WHIGS.
Lincoln VIM. d. Sewall, Thaddeus Weeks,
VIM. Thomas, James Lowell.
Cumberland-Charles S. Daveis, Elijah r. Pike,
John Sawyer, Joseph Freeman.
: Kennebec--Richard II. Vose, Elijah BaHei,
Joseph Eaton.
Somerset--Hannibal Ingalls,, Samuel Shaw.
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Parsons, Lysandef Cutler.
i :, Haneok :. Washington, Middle District--Ca-
leb Burbank.
--ots"-' LOCOS.
York-Glman l.. Bennett, Thos G. Lane, Thos
Goodwin I'd.
Orford-.alvan Bolster, David Hammons.
Waldo John True, Jonathan Merrill.
Hancock & Washington, Westsrp District
Hez ekah Williams.
No choice in Hancock & Washington Eastern
District.
l6 Wings, 8 Locos, vacancy,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24

don, is its present admirable police, but neither
my time or paper will at present permit, and
must pass this with the numerous other institu-
tons and objects of interest in the Metropolis Of
the world by, until future opportunity.
Yours Truly, 2. H.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24

The locos are growing Justify over their triumph.
at the charter election in Savannah Georgia. where
they had maj. fsl. The beauty of the whole
story, is, that since 1925 they have never had less
than l75 maj. in the charter elections OF Savannah
Truly, they are thankful fer small favors.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24
t-"NO CHANGESM"~6a

lUPOld Massachusetts, is arming herself 10 the
teeth for the great struggle in which she is soon to-
engage She will, no doubt, give good account for
her Temporary misconduct AS recompense. for
permitting the locos to elect Marcus Morton, last
year I'VE have been thinking she oughtto give Messrs'
Parmenter and Williams the only two locos, who now
msre presen, her in Congress leave to stay at home
In these days of Revolution, she cannot well do less
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24
Wing total

The locos are now endeavofing to smooth over
their late defeat, to soften the effect upon other
States. They contend that there is no choice (when
they know That Kent has 100 majority at least) and
that the loco foco voters not out to the poUsf
That's clear, and they never will be again!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24
The House.

Eben Trask (Whig) was elected at the I'd trial
in Hanpden, on Monday Representative to the
next Legislature. His maj was Is. This Mr.
speaker HAMLlN's own town, and he last year
was elected by large mi.
The Hous stands now.
Wings elected at first tri.d 30
add Dresden
+" Hampden
I" Greene
Wing total 93!!
which makes tie !. We shall get five OF six
others, probably.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-24

nYWs remarked. The week previous to our State
election that the Polls on the 18th would show con-
clusiveIy, whether the reports of Changes" in df-
ferent sections Of the State true or false, and
we then expressed willingness to abide tho re-
suit, We will now only ask our opponents to OK
anime the returns carefully and answer US, whether
there be