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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
BONESET CANDY.

~MM. BROWNS COMPOUND BoNEsET
~ CANDY, for the cure OF Coughs, Colds,
Difficulty of Breathing. Sore Throat. and all pu.
tnonary complaints. 1t is also in extensive use for
clearing the voice Of Vocaists and Public Speakers.
Its efficacy is fully established for removing the II.
bove complaints As there are limitations in the
market tat are frequently sold for the genuine, in
older to ayoi them the proprietor of this valuable
Cough remedy is to the greatest expense Of having
i; stamped g WIN. Brown, Boston" also The D.
rections are signed For genuine observe the
stump, and receive no oher-Price 10 els fir %.
Tho great increase of sales this season is sufficient
10 satisfy the whole community Of its superiority
As an evidence read certificates:
thereby certify that in the month ofOcloher, 1899,
! manufactured from medicated detection furnish
ed bv VIM Brown, Druggist, 4Sl Washington st,
Boston, 544 lbs of his Compound Boneset Candy
Same month this year, 1910, 1 manufactured for
him 1888 Ia lbs, showing an increase to satisfy all
that the article is truly oil the go. Six years Since
in the same month made but so lbs II is now
ten years 10 my knowledge that this candy has
been made by Mr. Brown.
JA.uES RICHARDSON, Confectioner.
?79 Washington st. Boston.
For the genuine, call for Browns Boneset Candy.
which is for sale in Bath, wholesale and retail bv
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf.
2Ow34
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Aladisonian
5easonable Hits Characteristic Of the
Contest Of 1910.

"Loco Focosm presents the most positive indi-
cation of dissolution. It's, ertremities are cold.
Maine Ind Louisiana have given it its death chill
The Iocos, in their rage, call Maine "lhe land Of
onions" No wonder they think so--every breeze
from it brings tears iato thar eyeS.-Preniicc.
in immense yield.-A paper in the interior of
Louisiana says tho ''hurricane'' crop promises re-
inarknby well. The abundant harvest in other
States represented Glling all the Log Cabins 81
the couutry with !turrahs.
The last Tory.--AIariin Van Ruren yaledic- torn.
In ISl3 Richie exclaimed, "the gallant Harrison
has put all bis enemies 10 shame.'' He may now
repeat the exclamation, and console himself that
the little Van has put TO shameful his friends
III capital punishment is justliable in any case it
is for cheating at elections. Hartford Times.
And, if inflicted what would the Locos do for
voters ?"-.hew Harea Palladium.
A gentleman seeking to describe the darkness OF
stormy night remarked, ST is as dark Us the
prospects o. Loco TotOtSm.
Every Bank has an officer called Runner, -
but the great bjecion to the Administration sub
Treasury Bank u.s. that nearly all ills officers have
become runners.
''Tell a British Wing about principle if you
want to scare him. p Sciola Watchaian.
Talk 10 British Tory about hemp, if you want to
scare him.
The Harrison .Ardtanche. Ii is reported that the
Harrison Ball acquired such an impetus down east
as ii rolled from Rhode Island and Connecticut to-
wards Maine. that the log-cabin boys actually car
ried Nova Scotia by 5000 majority before they
could stop it.
Isaac Hill, in 1912. named a son after General
Harrison, but now calls him something like Will
liam Henry Hardmoney Hill.
A Wing song thus alIudes to the pet son of New
York
"And when he goes home, I'm one that believes,
That his pappy will lrhtp HIM as sure as he breathes
We commend it 10 the mercy of the Globe
critics.
Qucre. If MIR. Van Buren, did not approve Mr..
Pointseus plan for the organization of the Militia,
(alias the Standing Army project,) why did he not
tell the committee what plan it was he did recon-
mend in his message? The Yankees guessed he
meant the organization of the Bloodhounds.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
FOR THE TELE APH.
Romance.

The wind was high and clear the sky,
The moon in lustre shone,
Asa maiden strayed by lonely glade,
Where the chilly breeze was sweeping by,
With low and mournful tone.
Her dark-blue eye was wildly cleaning
With strange, unwonted glow,
And her locks of jet, in the dew drops wet,
Like pennons on the breeze we're streaming
Ger a neck of spotless snow.
III.
Her snow white robe on the zephyrs streamed,
But her brow was dark as night,
For wild despair was seated there;
Anc in her hand dagger cleaned,
In tn struggling moonbeam's light.
".
There was phrenzv in her eye,
As fast she hurried on,
To rivers side where the foamy tide,
With ceaseless murmurs hasten'd by,
HI Oh Exchanging stone.
V.
" Sweep on" she cried nconstant tide
There is sadness in thy flow,
For thy lnnped wave shall be my grave -
With blood thy waters shall be dyed,
Thy nurnurs tell my woe.
VI
A hasty CLEAN of the moons pale beam
On tho dagger's polish'd blade
A shrek of despair that rent the air.
And the gnrglng wave ofthe troubled stream
Der the lifeless body played
And the limped flood was ting'd with the blood
OF the sweet, but ruined maid!
VII.
And the mournful winds with hollow sigh,
And the murm ring waves below,
In their restless course, with drges hoarse,
As the tall clifFthey hurry by,
Tell ofthe I..aiden's woe
T. D. s.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

Loco Focosm presents the most positive ind-
cation of dissolution. It's, ertremiiics are cold.
Maine ind Louisiana have given it its death chill.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

POETRY.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

The I.ocos, in their rage, call Maine 1.-THE land Of
onions" No wonder they think so-every breeze
from it brings tears i"toHeir eyes.-Preniice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10

IN immense yield.-A paper in the interior of
Louisiana says tho ''hurricane' crop promises re-
,narkably well. The abundant harvest in other
States represented Cling all the Log Cabins Of
the couatry with iurrahs.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-10
FOR SHE.

a CONVENIENT House situated on III street or
"a formerly occupied by ID. .Iarsinn Jr. +
IL rms &c. inquire Of DANIEL MARSTON.
Bath, .fpr %. 1910, TIA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

X6()O KEWARD.-CROss' SPECIFlC MIxTUHr-
E9r me cure Of 0onsrrhGa and a..
's3on GO mpIaints oil the organs Degeneration
al remede: yet discovered for above TIL.
makes speedy a.d care without III. l..., -
business. - SA~Ase ia Apphesuopto
no long quactsh to deceive IN.
usa inc medicine does not speak for itself NO one shsi
Ike ~ Oar OBJECT IL 70 notify where it had and
UNDER a forfeiture Of $500. " ours
ee'y-heh low rich posr and single Thsy
ssvs with aremedy by which they can cure them
sible. ~ 'Aposure, III the shortest time pos
Further the disease be if aa.. o IN.
II ~ mi -; s, a. night on going to bed when exposed
anv Yo,e uas bottle lasts sveek which generally cSres
For sale only at Dr. WIN. H. Minors Drug stor. NJ. -
Dr9aeway corner OF bey street FrankA House New YorS
streets, Philadelphia " N"esnu' ana oevehtn
my4-3m' ' "'aoo'e'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24


Remuneration to attendants betrayed by Messs &L if
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
~ " ROLE & co.'s,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
No. Great M'rG %SSbo ssree' Regent street.
On their arrival to inspect their extensive and srcsea, a.
sSrt%ent Of Wsisteos, and the best West Of England
ion, and at the lowest remuneating scale
(y0LT's REPEATING FIRE ARMs-rhe Patent Ara
Manufacturing Company nferm the public that they have
Shot Guns Of six charges each which they esn6dsnsy
finish any thing imported and, from repeated expert
aests they satisfied they will throw shst to
AlsoC arbnes for balls shot Rifles of different
and Pistols from pocket to holster sig rercassios Cap
offered greatly reduced prices their store BrOsi
me- sn'
d6 Cor Of tons Hemp, ship ROBIN
'f sss tsf KEENAN, Ell
RooMsIA few Gentlemen have neatly furnished rooms,
IL by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
NIB Breakfast can be had, if desired. jyi7 Inn
pUBLIC NOTICE OF REMOVAL-sAMUEL PHIL
patrons that as renewed esh aorns E E.
tabshment TO las Broadway door from Liberty street
that has gained him large portion public ayor
has entered into arrangements that will enable him to
furnish articles ofdress equal the first
houses in the trade at still greater saving than therefore,
quality m~s the Il value Of sa
NINA list OF es az sceS m"y Be %sdep al oS a es
which absolute in tn, ratio TO the most extravagan
r. wishes particular to draw attention to this fact as
daly attempts are pace ~ ms style 81
articles Of dress whatever from the best aud
make trial Of his in the full conviction that he
really can save them thirty per cent
Globes, always hand. je27-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

xD0pe "a FOR SHTEW SBURY, LONG BRANCH,
S%11Eds OCEAN HOUSE and RUMsoN LAND
s ste ,meoat ssIRIs Capt Alaire will leave New York
from foot Of Market street Monday morning. at five
oct Oh On Tuesday, "Wednesday Thursday, Friday and
Sunday, at O'clock Saturday at O'Clock, p m.
Leave Red Bans every Monday morning. at o'clock On
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Friday, att o'clock
On Saturday half o'clock and Sundays at o'clock
prudent.
Stages be readiness to convey paseEgers any part
OF the country the arrival Of boat al Red Bank mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

AH - FOR ALBANY-FARE ONE DOLLAR
- From the foot of Robinson street The new
3 T,.;,I1:,; and elegant steamboat CROTON, Captain
ia NOKNlNG July als a. O'clock for Albany land
Hudson aud Consacke For apply to the Captain
board.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
COMERClAL LINE OF PACKETS.
~ NE M

TO AND FHUM The ABOVE FORTS WEEKLY
Persons sending for their friends residing Great Britain
and Ireland can have them brought out with despatch the
above line very moderate terms Agents the first
liability have lately been engaged to that the emgrat
forwarded without delay and small drafts given
pro npty paid Orders from all parts of the country will be
attended to- and such attention will be all
branches the bssness the further
those who will or the undersigned with their orders
In all where the do embark the passage
ceived
In addition to drafts given our agents
the different parts of England Ireland and Scotland who
facility the enlgrant whose pa be
US here they be furnished with draf large small
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

pERssE BROOKS, Commission Merchants, No. q
L Liberty street, offer for sale
50 bales No. domestic Rags.
80 bales No.2 do do
100 bales coored foreign Rags.
100 casks Bsyd's Bleaching Powder.
as casks Sutton X Co.'S clue Smalts
500 lbs Of Irvine
3 bales feelings. %, as, 81, ss, and u inch
bales Machine Blankets.
bales Lappnss.
ney have also for sale from Of the best msnuetoss
in the United States the following Papers,
Of News Printing OF various qualities AID size
25oo Of medium and al Printing Paps~
for books, &c.
500 r,aI Eocscsp, ruled and plain.
500 reams Flat Cap.
Also demi aud medium Writing; Tissue and Envelope Pa
per, Press Payers; Bandbox and Binders Boards
Of CLOTH hardware double and
Wrapping Papers, Straw Papers he at lowest prices jeis
IN ADAMS, TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANU-.
w. FACTURER New York Bonnet Store, lail Chatham
street. three PEARL respectfully begs TO in
form the ladies that he has Just completed another elegant
TsC Hats OF the latest straight cottage shape
which richness Of color and neatness # sewing w A. fiat
himself cannot be surpassed also does he confidently
possibly satisfied
with less profit than himself
Mrs w Adams the American Mliner begs also 10 remind
the ladies that she has constantly hand elegant assert
Of sk plain and hirred hats the latest shapes and de-
cell cheaper those ladies that have purchased OF N
this puff, hose that have respect
fully solicited to make one trial.
Also hand god assortment OF 6ne split Straw Bonnets
gh PUNISHABLE American straws Leghorn Flats Tuscan
Split for children Paris Ribbons Arti6cia Flowers,
Wells Cord and Tasses, Eau de Cologne, &C. all OF
which will b. sold 10 cent under all the foreign Madane
W. ADAMS. laI Chatham street. doors above Pearl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

o. individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business regularly, and before seven
O'Clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the Herald once, "a
Ann street. We have one of the best corps of car
riers in New York-decent, competent, faithful and
attentive men, This will be a better arrangement
than depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets or late great numbers Of citizens have
ordered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses, instead of buying it in the street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

DOOMS-Af few Gentlemen have neatly furnished
~ by applying at No. 10 Park Place.
NIB. Breakfast can be had, if desired. jyl7 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY
NENTLEMEN inclined to 60 ahead in the Atlantic steam
~ will do we'll To cali at

NOTlCEConsignees of 10 tons OF Hemp. ship ROBIN
~ HOOD, from Liverpool requested attendt the
cept ofsan dchargng Peek slip wharf, South
je25 HERDMAN * KEENAN,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS
- & M M

san on Inc ls uth and 2oth 81 s!sIy ms Ch
will succeed each ether the order which they named
sailing from New York and Portsmouth the ls
iOt o from London on the 7th 7h 27th Of
mouth, uhoUt the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
e o w A r DIS
BUSINESS WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING


No $40 Broadway, between Broome and Spring sts
COWARD inimitable and much admired LA DIES HAND
- :. . and universally approved COUNTING-HOUSE PEN
is positively guaranteed to all in only ONE Les
hours up to 50 lessons, fer only ONE DOLLAR up
who IN 1885 selling cleaks. Your premiums ali ahum
pug have exhibited writing for competition last
three years Therefore, il any green shroom has had
twas doubtless done mel He urrer
took ii oper mel! could fill newspaper with highest re-
butas am universally known be
as well the CHEAPEST teacher will trouble the &c
ne nerou R%se Nth any, and write tbs T. jog their
IN stained over the door Of $40 Broadway the
reminds Of the injustice of American Institute to him
and me- AS am opposed to all other teachers they
me- hence never could get justice done they
sutes Sdges But nirrPorte the whole world has seen
my writing for ten ears IN the public of New York
d every candid knowing my writing and
drs genuine Improvements imme asuiably abe ad Of
o. ms KIND they ever before This being the real
N. b. The unbought -" OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
are that business ring the 5e-merchants
generally think have the years chal-
enEe the whole World to fetch in of hand
business itng and then but not till will sen-
Put me dawn fairly, not by SANDER!
So Teachers wishing to learn
system Of Penmanship be qualified for
weeks and have the right to particular state There
some dozen writing teaching sys
TEN The United States and clearing and lp~
year: the father of business writing schsIa
edehsr mean yet to revoluonze the United
world. L. X. COWARD, A. M,
OF Amherst College % years Practical Teacher New
York. educated for the ministry mot to sell coaks Com
mercal Rooms. $40 Broadway. N. W jeIs Im&lawiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE
~ ACCOMMODATIONS LINE FOR Al
sBANY AND INTERMEDIATES LAND.

IT, lNGS:-Passage,5 SO gents Supper s7i cents;
HaneoI connection with the steamboat Wave will leave
day, July is BERTHS FREE.
Regular days from New York, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays-Albany, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
landing on their passage and down at the foot of Ham
jyis JOHN BALL. io4 Barclay st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24
LONDON ADVERTISEMENT.
QUARTERMAINE s. LOVEGROVE.
New York Hotel.

80 Ne'o Bridge street, four doors from Ludgate Ill.,
MERCHANTS aud Families from the United States visit.
iA ing the English Metropolis, respectfully solicited
to make trial Of the above establishment; they will fad it
reas onable charges
The situation most desirsble it is of easy the
theatres and while n proximity to the Custom House. Bank
and public offices render important to the reliant families
Will Ind the Hotel an airy and desirable residence
Messrs L. have spared pains to make the New York
Hotel one OF the first family establishments in Londor and
they confidently their claim pablo netiee
those who be induced to favor them with trial,
every at ton will be paid and exeron made
a repetition.
To families &c, taking apartments for stated period,
reasonable lowance will be made.
Remuneration to attendants betrayed by Messrs O. L. if
preferred y2e st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

49, DOCTOR GLOvERs consulted az usual al hr
aYX Oce His practical experience and his recent
~ chemical experiments have enabled him TO introduce
~ mte his practice several articles which
prompt in curing those dseasesto which he devote'
his attention.
pr a. that he has received regular Rear
es eSuca n and devoted sts attention for the last
years 10 a select branch Of his profession HE office Nos
street. Private entrance third doorfrom the M cum
through an entry with lamp at the office door
N bThe Doctor keep general assortm ent OF Irsses
aud suspsasory Bsadages which adssted and sppd "
celebrated El,ir may be had at his store. Price
an, doilsr, JEW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-07-24

NEW ARRANGEMENT
s~9 ~ NEWARK AND NEW YoRk.-EARE
X-16ZZ-ncw steamer PASsAlC, r, w. Martin,
having been handsomely fitted for the will
aud after Thursday, June 2s, leave as followss-
CENrpE WrAsp, NkwARK' Fsor og BAeeLAysr,N.Y
N s'clock,A M. 10 o'clock, A. M.
2'oclock r. NJ. 5o'clock,P Y. NJ.
On SUNDAYS the Passaie viii leave
Centre Wharf Newark. Foot OF Barclay street, ". Y
!, o'clOci,pA n. q o'clOck'h Y.
this arrangement merchants and others will have ample
time to ship their goods aad have the delivered
The PASSAIC Is remarkable for spec perfo
the distance in hour and half honr and three
ters each trip
Ladies viii find this route very pleasant and particularly
the Of changing from TO
ferry boat with baggage avoided The Psc has fine cabins
appropriated their attended by chabermaid aEd
furnished with herths and every convenience,
10 Co de and freight taken reasonable terms, but only
the risk ofthe my20 SIM
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

dence. Martin Van Buren has succeeded
in running down National Bank WHICH
was the most formidable obstacle to Exec
utive control, and has collected in his hands
the reins of good team of State institu-
lions, phich ,cill draw together and bear
him upwards like the steeds of Pegasus.
The Republic Of tho United States like
that of Venice, will become an OHgarchy,
but it will be- unless we are mistaken, a
more enduring one. 1t will not like We
nice become splendid ruin ofpalaces, for
it has arteral springs Of commercial pros
peri,y, which nothing can parayse, and
which do not depend upon the deceased
stomachs Of Europe for healthfu action.
For fifty years or more il will be clever
Ohgarchy and then the people will wisely
and cheerfully consent to its becoming a
limited MONARCHY. ri Mr. Van Buren,,
zoe beteye, has q son or t,oo and he aOiH
probably establish a sound and useful dy-
nasty for that continent.
Is it strange, under these curious circumstan-
ces, that the loco foco papers should manifest so
much hypocritical horror, about "Brtish Infu-
ence"? The administration leaders know full
well, that the British interest is peculiarly in their
favor and hence their labored efforts to charge it
upon the Wings. But their rascalty will avail
them but httle-the people will do their own
thinking, and their own VOTING !!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
Meeting at the State House,

At meeting of the Wing members OF
the Legislature and of other citizens Of this
State in favor OF the election of Gen Har-
rison. held at the State House, Oct. 8,
1910: Gen. James Irish was called to
the Chair, and George c. Getchell was
chosen Secretary.
On motion of Dr. Holmes of Winthrop,
the Address OF the Van Buren, members of
the Legislature to the Van Buren, Party in
this State, was read by the Secretary.
A Committee consisting of Messrs. Otis,
Nutter, Hammett, Hoyey, Isaac Reed. FL
dred and Morse, was appointed to prepare
Reply to said Address; who having at
tended to that duty, reported an Appeal to
the People of Maine.
Voted, That ten thousand copies Of said
Appeal be printed in pamphlet form, and
that Messrs. Eaton Coburn and Severance
be Committee to procure the printing of
the same.
Voted, That the thanks Of this meeting
be presented to General Irish for the digni-
fed manner in which he has presided over
our deliberations.
Voted, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in the wing pa
pers Of this State. .|r
JAMES IRISH, Chairman.
George c. Getchell, Sec'ry.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
Yam Buren, and Lou
Wages.

.'Reduce our nominal to the
real standard Of prices throughout
the world and you cover the
country with BLESSINGS AND BEN
EFITs.''-Buchanan.
"The price Of labor IS entirely
TOO high. THE LABORER
in THIS COUNTRY CAN
AFFORD TO WORK FOR
eleven pence q dug, AND THE
HARD MONEY SYSTEM
WILL BRING DOWN WA
GEES TO THAT SUM-
WHEAT WILL ALSO COME
DOWN to SIXTEEN CTS 1t bushel,
AND EVERY THING ELSE
IN PROPORTION. THIS
is THE BEST TARIFF
YOU CAN HAVE, AND THE
ONLY ONE THAT CAN
ENABLE THE MANUFAC-
TURER TO COM p e Il E
WITH ENGLAND. The Sub
treasury wU effect both these
obiects-IT WILL PU L
DOWN THE BANKS, AND
bring Wages and ece'y Thing else
do,Un. Sen. TAPPAN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
.4stOssssetimg DeeelOpesae,st.

Let US hear no more about "British Influence
from the Loco focos Here we have specimen
of what the British think and say about us; and a
sure evidence of the manner in which their inhu-
ence is exerted. The extract below, is taken
from the London Chronicle" See how it exalts
Mr.. Van Buren,, and how bitter is its hatred to
American Republcanism!
We beseech, every freeman, to read it, and
learn the vile plot which is surely brewing,
against our blood7bought Liberties. Read!
Read! READ!!'
From the London Chroniclel
The PEOPLE CANNOT GOVERN THEM
SELVES, any more than public school can
govern itself without the superintendent
ola master. 1t must be merely an inces-
SAINT round of clamor and contention. We
have now more hope for America than ever
we had since her declaration of inder en-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
Van Ruren and Poor Wen.

Poor men read the following and then vote for
Martin Van Buren, if yon choose !
.tlT Reader mark well the following
Martin Van Buren, in the New York Conven-
ton to amend the Constitution, opposed the right
of poor men to vote. In the debate on that ques-
ton, he used these words
."BUT WHAT rs THE CHARACTER OF
THE POOR, GENERALLY SPEAKING,
VICE AND POVERTY GO HAND IN HAND"
See page 2s4 of the Journal of the proceedings.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22

We learn, says the Philadelphia Inquir-
er, that captain Of schooner and four
men, arrived in the SchuylkilI some days
since, from Maine, with the object Of TAX
ing in load focal. Finding they could
not get their freight and return home to
vote, they closed the matches other ves-
sci, put her in charge of a friend, and re-
turned home with the object Of assisting the
wing cause. We hope others will do'lke-
wise.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-22
Van Buren, and the Last War

Let it be remembered by every citizen of
Maine, that WHILE GEN. HARRISON
WAS FIGHTING THE BRITISH AND IN
DAMS in THE LAST WAR, VAN buren,
AND OTHER TORIES, WAS OPPOSING
1T, AND DOING ALL HE COULD TO EN-
BARRASS OUR ARMIES!