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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

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at his advertisement. ni3Imis
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~ HORSES wANTtD--2O 10 IS sound active
fEyNyourg Horses for shi. ping Inquire at
@S 70 South 81.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09

A SUITABLE HOLIDAY Observation-Disclosures
~ aNO WEDDING CARDS-vis iipe and Wedding
Cards csr aved IN and approved style and printed with
me utmost nea'uess Just ceved superior let cf lain
Cards which for whiteless and brascy canns tSced
prsons tts oyn card pate can have THEM
cd IN SUPERIOR style, al short notice. Mcrcasthe AMI com.
trei crde, either plate letter press on
favorable terms Specimen Books can he tsamins ana ali
VALENTINES
fashsnaslc Ce-d Engraving and Printing Fstahiish~en
- John, csracr Of William street. ~ "
or Badges for the grast ceeSrs.s thrpuehout he Uni.
ted ates, honor " the rresf elect Orle from az
tasce tg,s' PAID will receive Immediate attsnicr
" htitay Civil Boa Clubs, AMI ftremens all Tick.
cts engraved ssd Ern ed in supeoT slyle, on faorabe
Nhms' knVtisisi itoseuf, NC NC h2o m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-09
40 YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN EXTENSIVE HOSPITALS, AND THE lest ME-
DICAL SCHOOLS.
d O G. II O K z Y A n S,

pEMOVED TOs PECK sLIP.-The pubic respectful.
~ requested f they Dr. Eysns) to call No.
Peck s II they call the old stand they will most likely be
deceived There Dr. Evans at the old stand, though
name and signs are Improperly continued BY seeing he old
experienced Doctor at No they for the nseIves
{g9- Take Of nexp eriesced boys aud young
Perfect expeditions and cheap all private and deli
cate dseaesnpotency. distractions lin both sexcs and all
debities removed without putting aud false certr
Gcates.
N. B.-Don't mistake the Old Doctor and No. for
other nunbethey have the blocks AID sisnsnsde and
out. but want he Gu att ed IA Iuds dc
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07

FOR example-If person whose age IS 80 wears ne1'
birth day. should-pay the Company 81 81 u ~onia m
sure Sloo To lie paid his heirs ~hemsoesef NJ s
direct should ne die year or or ~ so anhpaS
for the Company would pay 500, should ne die
in wears or for 81 90 annually iunng lie, they would
nav the 800 whenever diesAnd in the same proper
on for larger sumthus $1,000 may be insured tor one
wear on person the age jus, named TOR Sl5 ioof
$4,000 for SOS so. &c
3. TRUSTS AND DEPoSITES-The charter Of
The Company also authorizes them 20 recevs and manage
estates and trusts OF every description that may Ne com
m,ed to their charge whether om individuals courts OF
ustice or corporate bodies They authorized TO be
come guardians OF the estates OF minors and Others, and
trustees under wills
Any sum Of money may be received II rvs, and upon
interest and the interest and depose money to be dIs
sed OF in con ormy with the ffeetlon ot the owner
3 ESDOWMENTS.-A person who desires 70 pro-
vide capital for a son ward ~hen ne shall arrive At
the age Of % marriage portion e. daughter, can
effect the object with the Company.
A. ANSUITIES.-WIt BE- granted OF purchased, and
ney NAV he immediate, commence after stated Pc
nod or after the deceass OF another person-
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance Trusts
&c may be mad a. the othce
b W RICHARDS, Presidsnt.
JSO. r. JAMES, Aetaary.
GEO W ASH, Treasurer, ap l3-u
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07

(gRG F3R aHEtd dArIsN nern'f Rarnnste
Y J. 1tiH trc - Afertaai oenleiy foF ts Roen9a''s"
,,a ~ ntlsr 8srsses utoh ~ fspnt Gr'np <pts'ns
S,,ssiaess 81 Tsey 1sye s-1 enen#gry a4"N = ~"
s,,e s,afes ~ ~ - ff>~9 gsav' Fh gey Mgh ~
..,i, 40 -,t,if,,s,s,es 8sr- 5eea f~fevrd W tsG
f,,, 49,. ss.yess,ng stress.sf he kn@nm~'fsfa F"f
.a ss,s soo ~sa sircsed s,lf he Rs"''msHsn lr.'fn
firm = ,t>Bg gfs no asyr srra Fao4y '"Wtrl
,s.,.s,s 81, l,r3 ye.44 .orrfhey tnd 1nate ~ ssk
!. ,s,,s ~ ssta y ts5qg oe Plls eea Nily f~~ofed
-, 49, ~ 9ay.fsrys Y NoYes soie 'genq so"ioF y
- D-srdatv = se efaDr- sd PH'@ffpn tnd
4 rsFe Nsshtdyf.tn ~ f|nN
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3 IFE INsuRANcE ANp TRUST CoMPANY.--

The Girari Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Com
pany Of Ph,adelpha incorporated by the Legislature, by
perpetual charter oice No $50 Chesnut street make
assurances upon Lyesreceive and execute Trusts and
ecelye Deposles In trust and nterestgrant Annut
ties and Ea.o~ me make engagements generally
INTO which the contingency OF life enters.
lL.FEISSURANCE-P may effect insnran-
ees with the Company upon their own lives or the ves
81 ohsrs FOR one wear Term OF wears the whole OF
life and the premium may be paid annually or IN one
sun. .
The following table shows the rate At which an lnsi-
r.nce OF 100 dollars be effected. the life OF heal
Inv person for year. years, the whole dura
ton OF fe residing the Northern Middle States, al
~f ,ha
The Madisonian., 1840-01-07
xx,yERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY

TMMEDIATELY East OF Gadsby's Hotel, PennsyIva-
MIA Avenues regularly supplied with nanbu ef
comes of esry cork, novels and o,hes,) i~edaiey
,,poa p,bieaiioa the Magazines &c. &c.
TEeas-Fve dollars per snnum, or one dollar Tor a
single month ian ~
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/ 81 RlesEtag > .M,ea1rs.

A k2gi Blessing ~ .HpLasrT
Ba. ". EvASs' CELEBRATED sooTHTvG sYaCPr
saa cmL0aRS cUTrvs rRRia rxsTa.
Tvs nfsitae remedy has 9rezervof hnndcehs pf
children Faea ASugsf past nscpyerY from ronv1s'aps
he syrup rlbbsd On the ruma. tbe eh'ld
ssll Nernysr This preparation eairs~
.tshz d oleaaat ghar shild ~iil aer@e . et
runs le -lHef sth b Naen infants q he Fgs of
souy months hough ;here tppeaancs ~ tesfl one
oitie 1f 10 SyriD ahauld tsef ne gtms SD"p
he snoea Parents sanrld ~ giaout the Syr1p
y he auraery where ihsrr yp1ng rhtidrcn for 4,
,hild INC slsat win 9atn ne rims ter Syrtp
immediately ves ~ 5ycdmg he pores 'td aralas
the glp- herebY pnsveunq eppybi-icns, iegrrs, ~
tGRgrs.
LEWIS JOHNSTON Washington.
4 cRT fKsHtNX CeDrge,0ssf
eRLG y ESfT sT.E, 4lshsdns.
sUgus2fs H~GDN VI, F-aferirs ai,avk
MORTIMER 4 NOWBR4Y esbnorc
e. HAEf, Norfolk
"A DtVAf.f. Richmond
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GtWsS CEN,bs "a small ~, very snprrior, arr Just
- eerArvsd for tae ~ TAYLOR
4tso Eagi,sh f~ter ,nd Vote Papers 3,evea.s Blde
.pd Rcd Fluids
~ siaA~ t1ysl foftiet snsiiag Var, n bovss.
pafrg's Nsf,ora Pen, .yffcla
PefsY's Nsypiaq ,t.a LhSzfsghe Pens
l,esg Weifnt@ ,ras Ivory Leiier Soldiers Ratgcrs'
Deak KHiyes .rd Frssecs md Pepknipes rg~si
III ~ >, - JsNs 80 ssrfnies h,vlnr regsri
y, .hc dpaltyy c,n 'opnA ~ ilas oonntsy ls
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r,Regra wsfTlS0 TX wynn :
\ FGVEy.g ~ fhsc5 ihsy ~eeee6 . ltt"'"s /"
= -. ,,.,, ~, n sse gss~sesgi~ets- H~rfsnso ~
s,s4.tos leios considered ~ ~ f00pfaNfer - re
gsr III : ~. ,~a,t,t R5f fsls ~ be BAnplae'rfre
4-.tra s5H = pssNr8roa ~ y " NY1son :
lIt,. y s.~aev = soa~o,on 4 Z Pst,~fon z
t v..Ys y 4i@. ~ , g,nfa
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HUNT~s MERCHANTS MAGAZINE COM
IL MERc!AL REVIEW

A Monthly Perioiical, at five dollars per an
mum, pa yable in adyalce.-Thrs Per.odIe,l $ ieyoi-
ed exclusively 10 the interests tai Of sness
community and in tAls respect differs rs character,
We behege from any MAGAZINE either tnls country
in Europe Ii intended be literally and tra.y
f work It's embrace every SUBJECT connected
with commerce and political economy Essays, from the
abest pens on Banking. Mercantile Law, NavIzassoa,
OF each number The Merchants Magazine IS also
repository for authentic Statistical info non Of Trs
Commerce, Banking ni ssape products o. the
ty and the world collected from o5cal sources eho
died and classified tables, y4aoe tsr ytrsent and n
ture reference.
Published by FREEMAN HUNT Ii2 FaI.oc. (rsat
building, up stars s5Paya5le al cases a4Tance
oct 23.tf
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rsWgs veP NOYgt Eenry = gts" n ~
49,. y Ris.s ~ ~ tstaos ~ D,rsley Rf~A~iiest
- ~ 81 fay gghiivt"t fnH ~ -Tle ~ TAY
I,JV - ~ -r-alfGor srrn< r. nil%cnt@fs 2 2.
c,vessy Nscflsftez i,'srry i-nfreSta"y E#Hf y
r,sfste f. B1tei 90 -
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UIATKfVS 0N GDVVEYA AVcfNc = concluded
Wv " be fire nnuel.sy " ae l@~ labssrg satcn
isrs ,lso ~ ~ fYes,ac ~ l.ord
fl,rf gs,,,a gi,eff ~ Rani T,~ sofs nAY ~
aiNe4 = M 9,-sveseye ~ y rNYfOR
rse t~- fsl,n,,y o1blstrs ~ = ~ dolsr sorth -
iass l0s- egeYy ge,t ioy n s1Yys sta he f.Yfer ~
fsss~ve ~ siitses7bsts " teraivaa h~a grb1gh hs
pst .,,aspx ,o~-ss ny osr y ff"s sounf,y
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4 fGPfafN KfDD Rorrrnor ~ lagrsHan, ,nti,or ~
= ts6WeH fe Pirr~ ~ .hr fsiif ~ 10 yainaaes.
= hs ~ areetesd for sste ~ raYt.DR ~ ay e,r.
-plsiten lrsng be siiHcrher4 tho Wsgsry Ci,opaf.
isg ffl,~ary mar
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CAUTIONi!.
vXTE called To caution the public, the Druggists
w in particular against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever preiences they be offered any oi
DIR. EvANSS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,


w in particular, against purchasing from any traveller,
under whatever preiences they may be offered any oi
DIR. EyANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unprecedented success in the cure Of Consump
tion Dyspepsia Liver Complaint digestion. Costiye-
Loss Of Appetite, PapItaton OF the Heart Pain
n the Head Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness, Rest.
essness, and all diseases originating the Stomach,
Heart Lungs ver, and their associate organs &c has
caused reckless lmposter, who 1t is ascerained, has
been travelling through Pennsy ania Virginia
&c TO counterfeit and vend deleerous imitation Of
EYANS'S CAMOMILE a. APERIENT PILLS;
and another imposior has introduced into Pennsylvania
&c. spurious article. purponng 10 he PARIS SooTH.
mo SYRUP, for children when cutting teeh-both OF
which deleterous counte rfes Therefore, IN order
to protect the public against the nroads OF such impoSi
tons, and them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in be.towing, he has caused the
label of Evans Camomile &c Pills, "to be entered ac
cordlng to act OF Congress"
notice OF which entry is printed on the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name of Dr. L. Paris toNbe stricken OF the label on
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cutting
teeth, tina, the label Of the genuine syrup reads
"DR VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
an nfalble remedy for the pain and sickness which
children are subject when cutting teeth tested and mp.
proved y thousands OF mothers and nurses who hare w
It's early application, not only prevented their children
from suffering excrItiating PAIN but In many instances
rescued them from death.
IP Be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans yends any Of his medicine
Thought the medium OF his resident agents adyer
tsed throughout the nion NJ his Western ofee Lou
isvile Ky and his principal office, 100 Chatham street
New York where whole sale orders will be promptly
cute d on the most liberal terms.
U1 The public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans, any Of
his agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines purcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public
tce Of the imposition. Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gsts who have been detected and their will be
laid before the public at early date The best protec
ton he offer for the is 10 caution purchasers
TO obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, D. G.
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rTHE NEW WORLD.-The larges, eaeagssr. sad
i handsomest newspaper ln the Eni;s! Seltes -SE1-
scriptions the above vii IL received ~ TIy-1a
The New World 5 edited ~ Pars Bea lnsn lad z "
Griswod, the founders and ,ts editors n 5cscaer
Jonathan, and composed Of ItsrasH-e se screi from
all the best periodicals Of En1aad aad United states
general intelligence foreign ant toasr.,, .1aral lr.l-
cles all subjects of imae aai 2ops iarsr4at lnd
is strictly impartial ia poc.
Subscription pnce So Ter aa71m Caoies n fae lnper
may be seen at the Bposs,are * Z TAYLOR NV y
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THE MAp,soNAS is published TrI-week'y au,sg 'ae
s,tinps Of Congress- and Semi-weekly aas,"s sa 'n'
cess, at S5 per annom. For s'x mon'ns, - !,
No subscription viii be taken ior e''h 'Ho'' y -
month. nor unless paid for IA adranee.
pa,ex or ADVERTISING.
Twelve lines, or less, three ihseiuons' ~ ~
Each additional insertion
Ionaer advertisements at proporiionate rates
a Lberal discount made to those who advertise by
M Subscribers may remit by mail. IN cls OF solvent
hanks ,os,age pa,d at risk provided 1t shall ap-
80. by pos,masers certificate, that such remittance
has been duly mailed
4 liberal discount viii be made to companies Of fpe
a, more transmitting their subscriptions together.
Pos,masters, and others authorized, acting as our
gents will be entitled receive copy OF the paper
gras for every FIVE subscribers at tha, rate cent
an subscriptions generally the terms being fllhled.
Letters and commune atoms intended for the esta-
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paia
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THE MADISONIAN.
THOMAS ALLEN,
EDITOR.

AGENTS.
JOSIAH GoopalcH, Washington City.
LEWIS III. DoBELBowER. 10 Green ST. Pnlsue'pH'A'
HkNRY S. MgEKs, 46i Bowery, New York.
BENy X. PECK, Auburn. N. Y.
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hhefie.s iherto@8...s ,ct,y, ,,It,,.. =. \,
0tes1N ffletice- .etsya y,ls e. 4 ,tsl,.t.4 Y,
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lE ita pEV9tRATiC .9UsN =, v,,.,.se,
s1Isl,.a,,..' II .'t-7te < TtF.ca ysa ,.r-,eas
forward, +, 81. 7s' f.ilv4 jer .spgsa, saa
Cb,,,, B-t..,.p .us ,.s-.,,s, n .s.re
nect ~ ps, a' 3s"ef lio csrsi tac1a.
thc Wn,. o.,, t'f trr -s.as H. A.ss,i,.,,o. n
Romance II ~ Jeuacric party -
&c sc, h'a-g Z nfei9tfs 8frk,ar
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RlOGRAPfY ag,-. --
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riao L, = IVY i'eesed e, ...t, ~,
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o1, I''N' translated rom taa j.. 49,
L0R N't we aay received a- -. rsy
y \, II os,. os' l.', jsira, I a-se.o- .pe sa-s
pgv
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MOOD AND BAcHs-s '8isPaVs ,rf2gY -.
lni--a 'eA copes 1aLy VI II, ~, ' :, 80
49, Dr"ee' Prtet,ce .sst lt3po .ess \ 80
Pnce - 81 pqSlisnet !, e. IT.
Ml..et ocfaya vi fsl oua6 - s3 ,,,, F
cents t' Il .4i Nsanf. ~
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS Just imported and a.
i sale hy F. TAYLOR
Muilets History aad Aalaiglres II lie D9rc Racs
vols
McCuloch's Connerc,a. Dicrona,7 ir1urat lnwa -
MAY, 1889.
Percy's Reliques a ACCENT 2letr7 7as
Gibbons Life aad Carrss2aadenre 81 alreau ri.
Curtis On the prsssryation 81 Hearing small Ill
Curttson tie F.eser7ls1d II 4ignt unail I'll.
Gurus On H-alta sna,I t1i
Parts 10 anf u Il tie Pirta~ai shasxreare
Parts and n 'he P..taret 4 stary y t3~ae-,
Tyas Illustrated story 81 Ntu9ean. sith ,anv mn
dred ensfayings Noot u ilyirnr nav =
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pRlDGEwATER TREATlsE-. II, .ti,,op. .o,.
- -, talnns' ~ age 1rtss0 ilnas srrca 81 -5-
The Adaptation * Ere-1a. y,fa-. 4, ~ 5bypr,l
Condition ot Man, ~ I5aa K ,.t
Whewe's Astronomy trr fyeae-,l 5',,a,r. .onx,d.-.
ed with reference y, Satl-a TleoJagy
IH oNA'les seI n TIE i,lt = mechanism and y,ta
end'"ments a II ~ ipsyxn
! heY homls Lat, ne-t 'ae plye~ " i~dan and
"o'ahsSs q Joi A. .estsi. Is tie ttsfstinr ~ Pr
Men. s"s'Fp'''' -st'''e =
ffon' "a Caenry NAtearat,ry. g. x,l. a.frrapcs
nov " -svvGq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
lCorr:spon ience of the Herald
Eldridye Case.

EIdridye Case.
Mr. Hirst addressed the Jury to-day. He pro-
duced great many cases the point of iden tit,
and made an excellent use Of them. was very
much struck with the case of Timothy B. Redmond,
Of your city; how very like this present case it
How much mistaken the tellers were, when they
swore pontedly TO Mr.. Redmond; and what mi s.
chief might have been done if the Jury had onyic
ted him Of forgery: The Court adjourned until
Monday morning, then the debate will go on and
will be finished on Tuesday. The town talk ia. that
DR.. Eldrdge will be cleared 1t turns cut that the
stories published about his wing 40 suits of cloth
is all wrong: he had but One coat, that was frOck
coat, aud two suits If vests and pantaloons and
some old clothing, fit for rag carpets. AIse the
stories about jewelry, DISCUSSES & were yornnd-
less. And these things are a shame; because, when
suspicion comes on man, and he is ing TO be tri
ed, il is hard enough to get along, let alone putting
every body against him by bug -boo stories That's
the way they used to hang witches. The e evidence
against DR. Edridge is mostly by the gentlemen en-
poyed by the Banks. Seven or eight Of those gen.
lemen say that he is the oho brought the checks
to them and receiced the money They speak very
painted and positively Nodoubt they think Sc, but
they may or may not be mistaken like others we re ia
RedmoHd's case But it is remarkable, that before
Eidridge was arrested, they desc ribed the person
very differently; and it is prov ed that DR. E. was in
his oice on the day the checks were paid about
o'clock, as usual; and no saw him with
checks or bank books. This is the way people talk
about this remark sble case, aup give it to YOU as
bear it. David Pau! Brown has appeared for the
defence to-day to assist Sir Hirst; he will sneak
on Monday. j. M. Read will conclude the argu.
ment MIR Read is the lawyer for the Phiadelph
Bank, and his father is the president of that bank
q man of IRE proachable standing, and his son is of
high repute at the Philadelphia Bar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
General Sessions.

General sessions.
Present-Recorder Morris, Judge Ingraham and
five other Judges.
Nov. 3d.-rhomas Francis and John Thomson
both negroes, were Put their trial for grand lar
ceny, in stealing some property from the store OF
Jacob Cram In Front street. IL appeared that the
prisoners were detected at paw n b rockers, in en-
deayoring 10 pledge hydrometer. The case was
proven against Francis, aud the jury without hest
ta'ion found him guilty Of petty larceny, aad &C.
quilted Thomson.
Thomas II. Martin, another negro, was put I, the
bar. charged with keeping disorderly house at No.
Franklin street
1t appeared that the prisoner kept there a few
white girls, and that his house was regular serar.
liz for the sgell negroes in the city.
The Court thcreuPsn proceeded To sentence
Thomas Francis for grand larceny, Of whic h
he bad been committed In the September term to )
years at Sing Sing, and for the petty larceny al
Cram, to pay fine Of cents.
Thomis III Martin, was adJujgea TO the Penitcn-
tiary for 6 months.
Lawrence Stevens, was tried for breaking into a
b use IN Orange street, With intent to steal.
The prisoncrs defence was that Young lady of his
acquaintance lodged next dsor, and he ha sort
or sssignation " it'll her, jsst to take cup OF tea
made stake snd vert up the wrong stars-Tae
consequence cf this was, that he frishte ned
the children in the house, and tie screamed Pa,
"Ma' AMI other discordsnt noises which called n u
the inmates, who arrested stevens and conducted
him TO dursnce.
The jury aeeming IL hard to send q man TO Sing
Sing for such an act Of sa.ntry found verdict OF
nat guilty.
The Cosrt then adjourned, aud discharged the Jury
until Friday al III o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04
II 10 now generally conceded that Eid,idgs ,ciH

IL 10 now generally conceded that Eid'idgs 'ciH
be triumphaatiy acquitted.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to William
L. Hirst, Esq the counsel for the prisoner Ris in
defatisab,e eoIts IA tracking the course Of the pro
sscnion-his tact and ingenuity in refutiag the So
Phsticsl points made by the large and talented ar
ray of counsel employed by the banks, has won for
him additional and merited reputation.
We believe here that New York is safe for Ha, ri.
son, although the Post Office and Custom House lie
ders-who in fact are the only locofoco orators-de-
clare that engagements have been made to carry
yoar State for Van Buren,, without doubt They de-
pend greatly the recent Gentworth humbug.-
New York cannot will not, recede from her onw ard
march in the cause of reform, when even Pennsyl-
vania has awakened. Our State has certainly gone
for Harrison, though by small majority. Great and
glorious is this contamination. Within few short
years overcoming ma jority If 10000 ;!
II is rumored that the banks Of city have agreed
TO assist the United States Bank in resuming specie
payments next month Wetrust that the blight from
our credit will now be speedily removed. But il is
the firm determination of the Wing party never again
ts be compelled to carry any such incubus as the
late bankn battling for their political rights The
currency of the country should be question sepa-
rate and apart from the din Of political W arfare.
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