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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
yAPoR BATHS.

P CAPRoLL's eLD EsTABLIsuED NEDICA
j rED NAFDR BATHS renovsd IRON 2, john str'e
u - By.d~.y opposite the City Hospital and are nov
20 receive visitors No pains has bee spared "
ek- - a. them acceptable both On th aides an
e.afi.--s depart Mrs. hope. By her unw.ei
esafsp.- contuance or the patronage y w
r. ~ AL % whch has ben extended TO this establish
meet ~ frsn Fears. Tre baihs are op.n IRON -,
90 ,e nsrsirg tin nia- night. Also. phur BATH
a. Portable bathssen 10 any part OF IN, ei
rasys Eve minutes noitc. Private rooms win
n. 49, 49, -..s or r.onth my9s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
No. q PECK SLIP.

WrUWTAN MIDI Al y 10 q p
ID wOvst-Dr Jos. EvANs lstsiy r,'s,-sd fror' The
hsnu asrfiFsd q ia I'D sisnd ms eued ~
a. ~ 81 rsck sit. ufiy opposite his old wher, W.
10 80 "a ffsrfs and poss We, oe,H %
-. - esnaSsut rarfirai "a is rfuirch Dr fvsns u.
10 90 sriF ssestft srd hssirE I'D Erse eSssrenc nr
go Nan 80 fsara u extensive hostitss and ~ pyNe
isrr fsnfg ~ ernsi sxtr,' dinary cufes where
rlErs have fard fsffn Nhfn they have been ssusisd ne
k.I - srHrshiff TIE deter by FriuE south hf ssi-
"a 1865 fhsf i snshs hn % make rrlect cures N
srr4 hrf rs ~ 49, fonufciio1 y ~ NJ "a 90 any
sfIfr sire rHt n lNf eitY a.,
Nn-n.n' I'D 80 - 80 80 ~ ~ a,ct 2 ~ 'r
rFsf nWFWNr-mA rrfffluan her netn scht~l "
80 4. - k-ssirr fsr ur-rly tiy years y
fsa-s n a. rfra sffa ~ hrtwff ~ ~ .ffe' sblt
&C., rs.f. hesifaiton IN shyirr ~ hs u 90
49, = o. rFsfrr nfhfesHg Ora an re ~ heer
f ~ a. c.art - fsfssd By any per'oh ~ we co"h
81 "a. -, v-..,... .,.,,,s IA
t...kt. auif iswfw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
SORE NIPPLES

SHrEHAN's PAPtLLkRY OIL cures the worst cases
- hot takins chhd from thu breast When such doe
Mott Rodgers and ohers Of extensive
r~.es,~~ r~e.,.- mend a. Who will doubt its sfhcscyl
Nrs RENsE~ has bees nurse Zoe IS yesrs' ard never
lr r~fy sguai 20 She ks used "a ssersiyY
s.s~s hao sag and from her salts
a. ~ tfs worth she recomms nds " 10 al.
~ Glossy Gee Of th- oldest and most erPsuenoec
n-.sf ETY. she never knew Any tnng elss 70
ev-sl p.av % knowlsix. WHARF alOther re
r.. a.. r. SMITH ssystt carsdkis wife auers sewers
..Es ~s and Try ing every hirR else IN am
Ds~ars yands nhurgh Brown. tomstoek weed sra sev,
o., s 80 nos dt.ii rgsi-hed phyecisns ha usrd wo
a. rr.aissf success. aai rsconrend nfsfin W thfr
~ "A ios Nasssa street. door above Ann ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

lI2 S.:,4:; ::.i fii; 5; MIN
NoTT the celebrated snas Physician without being tag
red ~ 40 Sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
THE MOST PERFECT
WIG s A n ID SCALPS
IN THE WORLD.
CRISTADORO.

as BKOADWAT. OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S AND Mkt
TO AMERICAN MUSEUM,
EGS TO inform his friends and the public that he continues
to make the shortest notice and has
hand the very LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE
MOST PERFECT WIGS AND s.CALPs ever DESIGNED.
long and unremitted this
branch of has the subscriber OF
The WINGS and SCALPs thai he particularly invites
and ngen,ous they render the metallic springs altogether
unnt csksary thereby doing with any unpleasant
headache which tSese sometimes oce asioa they
also fixed the he ad firmly than BY IN,
springs, and finally they infRitey light and
pleasant 10 tn.
CRISTAOORO'S REPOSITORY also con aims very En-.
tensye assortment and great variety ofGsntemen Fancy
Articles. Call and jyie sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
WORM LOZENGES.

CHERMANss WORM LOZENGES the greatest
~ worm medicine in the world. -
DR. CHURCHILL has ssed them in hhy cases cured
spasms and three Of fits He considers them safe and
sure, and recommends them to all . 81, 80,
Mr. j. B. MONIES used them IN hs amliy WIN ehtire
several Of has friends have great commence
them.
Col CLARK cured of his children ofspas~s and one
of fits, occasioned by worms. =,
The Hon r. g. BEARDSLEY thinks they have saved the
one of his children Ii had beea long time In decline
attended by the best physicians without any relief
His family doctor recommended Shermans worm LoIehges
only hope he did and thros the blessing oil tod
his child welanoher living evidence OF their wonder
ful vtuss Mr. B. says family should be without them
More than certificates might be added Of their truly
wonderful properties
sold the warehouse os Nassau street, one door above
Ann Chatham 900 Bo 22 Bieecker Dodds corner
Bruadyayj and i3s fulton street, Brooklyn
Where also be had Sherman's Lorenges ior nervous
fseqeadsche heartbu' "nidsS
60 DOCTOR iLOVER,s consulted as usual al his
S% Office. His practical experience, and ms Ieeeh'
~ chemical experiments have enabled HIM 10 ntrodue
S5~ inte practice several articles which ere
~ prompt curing those diseasesto which he dsvotes
his attention.
DR. e. strangers that ne received regular Rec
and has devoted his attention for the last ten
Years a branch of his profession Has once NO.
Am street Private third from the Nuseum
fa-o ,gh an entry with lamp at the Office door. -
B-The Doctor keep general assortment OF russes
Sspessory Bandages which ada-ted and ap as
sb ... ~.
dollar. JEW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
LIFE INsUR RED FOR
T w o ID o l. l. A r s.

To Nessrs. J. Pe.se 4 Son, Is Division street:
nEAR sIRSNy wife " ing Al deaths door, and II Was
~ thst che had the cosssmpton she fssored 10
without relief AT the earn
friend she "a sst made trial OF Clsri
Of Ho ehouni and although her compliant bs
-d the skill seisa. dollars worth OF this
PEI Jsrrsnen aud radical
n two weeks. il Mphkso oeen~ich st.
To Nlss.rs fssss & Son. a. Dnis.5n street:
Nv Me Vas Ia Al deaths Ia the last stage Of
lion; he. pronounced h.psiess number of
cis her lrisnts had given up all hops 81 her
recovery ts sseeng 90 her rise from that couch OF
death. Bat lated other~s freud OF niue called TO
Irducsd ale trial of clarified Horehound
Candy tus him Thought useless but after repeating
his request Il last that she should make trial OF a.
did Try and effects unspeaksble We thought
va. e, bss,sa niospss o'o~s xaHrd SPIRIT instead OF
will svsrbe uadsr lasting obligation 10 yon-more than
Tor. You publsh this aud let the
world What atruy wcnde, cure your candy has per
formed person doubling the truth NJ obedient
want, an call at my residence, and see my wife. -
JOSEPH SUDDEN, 90 Avenue ID.
I'D
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

THE CENTERBA CORDIAL-This q the name given "a
elegant Cordial which has bees very e6cacio,s
Naples and other parts Of Italy, AID il Frsncs
and prevention Of certain maladies
The suecess has met wi in these countries, and inval
uahe aud never falling powers MIC fully warrant ths
Offering II to the pubic by the PROPRIETOR who has Imported
'se spha sy direct rom itsiy ,af th,, purpose
mountains Abruzzi may with great and pes-
nent s-neht In al ie-e si.meL re s-omacn, a
sgeson scldy, iownss of TIE rits, and
IKE In avery short time produces table
Through the whole the sp elite and
renewed activity t. The body ygor mind In con-
WILSON'S fainng ny eeries other nervous
relief - " - -e
10 used Immediately before AFTER meals spoons
fall mixed with equal quantity sugar and half inc
glass full OF wnter being dose
tty for person II may also taken in coffee with
equal adv Dtage forming grateful and ,pe addition 10
that deli. hol Gccvsraee The sane dose vim be servc,abe
II sold handsome wicker baskets as imported hy NOR
ROGH COLVILLr les Bic ekcr street sole agents fr
North america frice StY5O per bottle. az 3m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
FIRE PROOF PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES
VIE have become the sole agents for the sale

FIRE PROOF PATENT -ALAMANDER sAFtS.
THE subscribers have become the sole agents for the sale
Il of
WILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES
and prepared offer TO the public SAFE KNOWN
TO BIZ FIRE FROOF. One Of these Saf,s TIL, d IA
j. Seotts patent bestos and e C. j.
Gay lers Double safes both o which confumed lees
than hours While this SAFE with increased heat
iUetg hours preserved unnjusd tue Books and ~
AIMED. Merchants and Others SAW
cali and examine the elves An Essors mt
hand nsbs for Banls Merchants and Others wanting
Fire prrsf Safe
Orders received for Money sass, Chests Bark Va; :,
Vault sad Partition Doors Window SR,ters &c which Wit
be made at the shortest notice asd WARRANTED FIRE
ATTwATER CHASE 4 co "a Finest
a2t nearly o. pose the Custom House. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
DOC TOK DE ANGEIIS

FORMERLY spr.coper Of medicine in the public hosp.
of New YORK. where he been practising physe The
1885 continues TO be consulted at NEE No 10 ROBIN
affections DR. De Angels has been sim
gusy and the terrible effects of those dsor
without to the patient, Obstr.eo. chronic
affections phtscal complaints uleIsn the throat
ytogehe with train Of numerous s,is arising from ne gec
way 70 Ss mode Of in an amos. incredible
His great TO hs well known
of disease restore the emseated patient to health and
be Angels has effected cure in many which had
ba I'd ali the resources msdics he cites only
one GopySf Letter f. IN Pse,Or. Osborne and lrei'nd
lis FuLroS srREsr, Dec. 9, 1875.
Sieve have hesitation reply your note say
Mr. Jno Thorn had bsfd ply scAns both here and
more favorable climate ss WI G sR n g.
". X, IRELAND, NJ, d.
found y. No 1oSes below co.a House sp. and also
Of his brother Aidermsn Thorn. Brookhn. aIsim'
k6(Nl REwARD.-CKOss' sPE,ifiC MIXTURE
lsgous complaints OF the organs Degeneration.
ofa remedies for the this
makes speedy and csre without the least
teton to Diet drink exposure or change IN appcahone
We give no long aasekish to deceive the
for IL Our IS 70 motif, ~hIs be had ana
the challenges s.nge cas-, OF recent Gonorrhoa o
DC Which n ss ss Mixture WI" not rapid
This sdsease that unfortunately peysdcs all ranks oiso
presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the least exposure In the shortest time pos
Further the disease cannot be adose of the
pa, IL bottles With fi directions
s. bottle One bottle lasts asseek which generally cures-
foy sale ss only at Dr. VIM H. Minors Drug store Ne iss
srpsaTsy eSrpsr Of psy nS
Beware o Limitations. The genuine only as above.
-2.ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

4 GENCY FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INsU
n RANCE COMPANY, No. % Wall street, near Pearl
This continue insure description Of
against los: damage by fire. reasonable terms through
Directors &C Z.briskie Richard W. RedGeld John Van
Boskerck Jeremiah Johnson, George Strong Samuel w
John Norrel John eggtt John skllmsn samuel
wilsis Charles o. Handy. Le,nusl Rrhsrd,on W Pow
Z. ZAbhiShif, fresident
JOHN J. Powers, Secretary.
Washington Post, Agent. New York. jssm
',O THE BALD HEADED AND OTHERs-Does any
head with fine HART On. whose collar
covered with dand though brushed hourwhieh has
vanished enrely7 Or VII Sc hairs at early
turning grey who has not grey hsr' Children whose
growing the fullest crop of harl Some cas-
be known to most Ask them the cause and
You will be told these things have been done by the ose
BALMO or COLUMBIA OF 20 years growth Is this aiuee
wh.n discovered opposed by thing for the
pose assaulted by aim st mushroo trash
that will ruin the hat IL used TO any extent Can
these facts be wsnedreer 10 the
article Look these thingbuy this article Sta' and
your Il bald restore it, Ladies. attend
10 this-hundred. in fashionable life using IL the only
cle really 81 for the toilet Long h,r apt to fall out
The disgrace OF ,dness by neglect Of your persons.
II duty morass to the besuues OF
with which bsunt u Creator has endowed youuse the
'""' ''' CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several grant attempts have been made TO counter
Balm of Columbia some OF the mpo-tors have
vonr far felt thu splendid wrsppers aud the alb
Niagara and every external mark except the Of Com
stock, which they dare not forge -
To avoid npostons therefore, always lock Tor the name o
90. L. y. tonstock aud buy the article
unless ~ th q name upon IT.. =. -
Sold wholesale and retail. only at No Fletcher at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

DUBLIC NOTICE or REMOVAL-SAMUEL PHIL
LIPS, late Of 100 William treet, respectfully informs bis
that Ne has removed his Tailoring Is
tstIshmen Broadway door from Liberty street
he will continue to transact business
that has gained him large portion OF public favor
- has entered into ments that will enable him to
furnish articles ofdess equal respect to the rst
houses the trade still greater saving than therefore,
This be BY Comparing their garments and
bills WITH his 1.-THE only arrive al just coneus'or)
quality aen, urs, establish the tr~ value of any article
this that withhods the proprietor from publishing
u,na @ Of charges articles made at low rates
which absolutely r tho ratio to the most ertrAvag ant
prices.
wishes partisuls TO draw attention 70 this fact a.
daily attempts aaeir copy his style Of dyerse ments
la p stsure gentlemen that he makes up no
articles dress whatever from the best materials aud
that he employs but rs rate hands He asks the public
tsl Of hs the full conviction that he
re lily them thirty cent. .
An rtment Of SHIRTS Stocks Bosoms. Collars md
Globes. always nhand leT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints OF a pri
IL Rature-Nsmcmbcr whatever other medicine
take, l. health aud money thrown awsythat in time
this terrible but retrbuon of msns wicheJusss, will
itself ia horrible FORM Then ayyiy
only absolute al Division 81 vial For
articusrs advertisements outside.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

N0LT's REPEATING FIRE ApMS.-The Patent Arms
~ Manufacturing Company inform the public that they havs
their anufactory number of Rep-atiee
Shot Guns Of six charges escb winch they c.rsdeDy
commend 10 the notice Of Sportsaen, equal
and finish TO thing imported and from repeated
ehts they Satisfied they will throw shot superior
manufactured
AsoCarb for balls shst Rifles, of different sires
aud Pistols from pocket to holster Percussion Cars
Of very superior quality Powder and Shot. All Of whi
offered greatly reduced prices at their store Broad
m2a -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
nm IA EVANS, No 12PECK SLIP.

TtO~ rtNfFs 80 ipr-,sd yrsctcr usual, AZ ~. ca
v sisra ~. sia have been ,resi ny
H.. rttffausrs Hved 20 call ~ 10. oIhce
Rsssus ID csrrd ~ 60 dps Oh obs,in ,ie q
sud s1eh ~ be- considef l''u
az etnsr cured b, hir Stsng-rs shoal be ry par
frau e. ffra t1f uuhrr % Ptrk sn. near ht e ~
~ ~ $780, o..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

GS3.7@TYEV7 CALD HEAD.-This prevalent
SORE sl4NllS s.sa's II spsailI sIsdies,sd BY
cram jy2o-3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
TRUSSES.

no TUE AFFLICTED OF GOUr AND CHRONIC
1 AND TSFL AMMATOVY RHEuMA rISN.--.The
subscriber will his preparations for the Goui l I'm
aory ard Chrsne Rheumatism audJudgng from the sspe
r.nee ers well from h Satisfaction. he
fed To that G,ut Of year, standing. however
Vi die u may and the acute and pincnrg Rheums-
weii radically be removed by proper
aepc alton OF harmless internal ard external remedies
" rEUCHfWANGER PHARMACY,
aus s2o Broad way. eornsr Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
MPoRTANT
G. O NJ NJ u N / G A Il 10 N.

DEAR SIR The duty % ny profession has exposed
~ colds. asthma. and other monte complaints m
ed,ni this sacsrss eh~sss have been deprived cfths
To~sr prrachlrg b. hosssess. should still be had
10 used Medic2'ea Candy. tined II for W times
fnd healed, ny sppctts improved,
,oies clear sai m, e,J.nty imp owed there
fore hs,s hssstioo adding mmeadaior 20 the
~ho have efessney OF your Carihed
Al tm,.s r., D. ID. MART, SAT Pearl ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY
Au StcIAN OF NEW YORK. having just received large
quantity and essential oils Europe not to
be obtained in this ry will be able diseases
which have baed the skill the most eminent physicans
Mrs MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
diseases incident the frame and especially the
foong rheumatism ofhewover long sandng tic dooreuxs
govt palsy partly sed limbs. decline,
hon, hamos scrof salt rheuu kings evil csnke,, ring
eatrh scadhead, dyspepsia debility, spinal aec
tons, symptoms, white syeiings asthma sundce
henorrhoid and female weaknesses
cts OF falling sickness, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral of kind used Any females la
under weaknesses consult Mrs. MOTT
with perfect confidence Hours seeing patients from
ul NJ her residence io Spring street fwest side OF
Broadway Al letters from the country pald) promptly
Medicines forwarded all parts Of the United
States. jy203m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

>FiTS-FITs-Thi dreadful dis.
K.Xr{H TxaI6x ease is positively cured by Mrs.
h.kx IN - HKoX2x| doTT. the celebrated temak
Physieiss. tis spfiug street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
REID's EXTRA LARGE BREAD.

REDS EXTRA LARGE BREAD.
HAVE added to my Shilling Loaf four my Shii-
Ing Loaf - eight larger than any the neighbour
hood Cakes of all kinds proportion Mechanics
andothers may call and for hemsevesa penny saved
penny earned Family Baking done carefully and cheap
and Spring
Journey Baker wanted. who usdestands his BUSH
ness. Also, an Apprentice.
au2i-iw' JOHN REID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
T A l. ORI N & + ST A b l. 3 ii M en- II.
los Beekman street, near Pearl
GENTLEMEN in want Of clothing will fad their interest
" to call the above humb they there
article in the line made style that is and
equal to the very best in the city, at the following
nary low prices:-
Super black, blue, o. green Dress Coats, SN-Qo
DO do do Frocks
g.
Vests, all kinds. Al
Gentlemen furnishing their materials have them
made n the best style at the following pricesDress
VI tos; Frocks, SO to $50; Pants so to 81 Vests
TO zoe my26 en- JOHN MOEFATT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

A" DR. GREGORYS DIURETIC
~DV PlLLS-For the speedy and efectual
cure Of a certain delicate disorder. Be-
sides performing perfect days. these Pills
taken while walking the street sitting friends without
the possibility Of giving offence being detected reQur
ing any CHI. ngs m business diet Price box Foe sale at
drug stores -
70 Fulton street, corner ofGold street,
loo suifon street. corner ofWiam street.
81 Canal street.
2a Canal st near Spring street Market.
90 DOwery, corner of Walser steeet.
300 Greenwich street, Barclay
if6 Delaney. corner Of Suffolk street.
ll2 Cherry street, near Cathariae Market. az Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

She1H'a o ice. New York. Auzust 20 Isiu., ,
TIE above copy Of noiia ,atn rec ited from The
Secretary Of stsie "a, On q NJ
Al ths rnbiic IN the county viii publish tho
ahs.r once ia each -. until the Electiau -,
-, 80 -. 20 a7t to nvt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
Orleans County Democratic
VVhiS Meeting.

The citizens uf Orleans County, who arc oppo-
sed TO the ruinous measures of the present reign
ing dynasty, and opposed to the reelection OF
Merlin Van Buren--who are in favor of thorough
reform of the abuses and rctrenchment in the
expenses of the Government, are requested to
meet at the Court House in Irasburg on the Goth
of FEBRUARY 1910, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, to respond
to the Harrisburg Nominations, and TO adopt meas
ures to secure the triumph of Democratic Wing
Principles, in Orleans County, at the next election
| Let there be n full attendance-a general turn
out of tho sbone ~ muscle Of the County-Let the
People come forward Il teach the hirelings of Mar
tin Van Buren,, in the coming contest, to beware of
the Justice and Judgment of indignant and insuled
| fieemen!
Old men and young men, turn out! Fathers of
the land! you who purchased the right of peacea-
bly, assembling together to express your opinions,
by the labor, fatigue and blood of an eight years
war, come forward and show to the Powers that
rule that you yet possess some OF that same spirit
that led you on victory, when, as now, your
petitions were spurned with contempt from the foot
of the throne!
The above call is made at the request of large
number of the Democratic Wings Of Orleans
County.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11

IJTHE Gao RESOLUTION has passed the House
and all petitions relating 10 slavery are hereafter
10 be rejected OF course most OF the members from
the South Of both parties voted for i,-and sufh-
cient number ofthe friends of Ethe Northern man
with Southern principles" to carry the point Pc
uoning Congress, so long Van Buren, is Presi-
dent, may as well be abandoned as perscvered in
Tor he Ia pledged 10 resist the abolition ofslavery
in the District of Columbia, and he will always SEQ
to it that enough of his friends in the House from
tho North vote with the South TO defeat the object
OF pctiiioncrs--yes, TO deny the right ofpeti-
tion-a right which the Grand Sultan allows his
most abiect subjects-but right which the free
men of this land of boosted liberty denied by
the great Sovereign Martin Van Buren,. This mat
ter may be considered settled by the repeated re-
lection Of petitions by the votes Of Northern Van
Buren, men. The first step to regain the sacred
right of petition is plainly to hurl Van Buren, from
his seat, where he sits and gives out his orders
''ioiect the petiiionsthrow them underline table"
A letter from Washington in reference to this sub
il ec, says:
Well, the "gag resolution" was proposed, and
| what was the result? Why, thirteen Loco FOcOs,
| from the States Of Maine, New Hampshire and
| New York, recorded their recrennt names against
the right OF petition, and carried the resolution, by
a majority of st1! Let the Aboliiionists at the
North, and those who desire TO MAINTAIN the uni
versal right of petition, mark this Let them re-
member TOO, that all the speeches that have been
made this session, in favor ofthe right of petition
have been made by Northern Wings; and that epe-
ri true Hhig from Ne,o England uotcd against Mr.
Tohnson's gag resolution. For my part, although
deeply regret that the public records of our coun-
try have been sullied by such vote, in this enght
ened age, rejoice that our Wing representatives
from the North had no part or lot IN the matter
1.-THE entire North had remained firm, then, the
right of petition migh have been secured, without
difficulty. The South put the question, IN lis most
sweeping arbitrary, and unconstitutional shape
and who aided to carry it' u Thrice" NGrhern
Locofoeos! Martin Van Buren's mini"ns-North'
ern men, with Southern principles
Here are there names. Look at them, ye Tree
men oflhe North! Hang them up on glbbet, at
the corner of four roads, they do maeidctors IN
the Old World, that every traveller may gaze upon
them,
Northern Locofoeos ,euh Southern prineiPtes.
.Maine.-Vmgii d. Paris, Albert Smith.
Ne,o Hampshire Edmund Burke, Charles q.
\ lheron, Trstram Shaw, Ira A. Eastman.
Ne,o York John II Prentiss, Theron K. Strong,
John Fine, james d. l.. Montanya, Nehemiah III.
Earl, Nathaniel Jones, Gouverneur Kembe.
Every New England Wing, and erery Wing from
the free States ercept one (Mr Profit Of lndiana)
voted against the gag, and in favor of the right OF
petition
TWENTY FOUR Van Buren, mon from The free
States voted for the gag.