Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
o. The WEEKLY HxRALD viii bs Pubiishs'
this morning at eight o'clock, At 81 Ann street.

this morning at eight o'clock, Al Il Ann street
Tar ELEcrrox FsAuDs-THE EvSpnScr.-THE
GIENrwoRrH PApERs.-Ws tell al those who
wish TO preserve this evidence, matter Of his
tory and curiosity, that no paper but the . Week
ly HERALD of this day will contain II accurate
Nv Orr reporter took down every syllable,
aud gave the manner in which each witness testi-
fed as well as the matter he swore to The evil
dence in ersyy other paper IN The city 10 either alb
sbrevised ga,bled, through wilfulnsss, Ignorance,
or want Of space, or industry. The Weekly He
rsi contains the only accurate report Of the affair
through the week; and verbatim and correct copy
ofthe.Gientwerth papers. 81
The Great Eiecfion--The Revolution Draw
ing TO "a Close.
Yesterday, the two great states OF Pennsylvania
aud Ohio gave their 81 votes for the next President
Of these United States. 1t is certain absolutely
certain--that Ohio voted for General VIM. II. HAIR
RrsoS and it is highly probable, bu, not yet CERTAIN
that PenHsy lvana did the same. We will be aois to
know by te-norro next day, how Pennsylvania
has gone, aud ifGeneral Harrison has received the
vote Of that state, he viii be unquestionably the
elected candidate Should he not get that vote, we
are yet impressed with the belief that his chances
are best and that he is in fact, our next chief ma
gistrate. f .eaIe.orr. tei - lfa
other states aud lasts three days-and, ON wednes.
day, the same election takes place in this city, and
closes that day. l4t.fr4
What we have t. say ON this important subject
must now be said. Time was--time is-and in few
days, time will be NO more. f
We shall be 5rief-since the financial vulson Of
1896 and 81, this country has been in state Of poll
teal voiution. The measures Of General Jackson
asd his successor. Mr. Van Barren, affecing the eur
rency, and Affecting commerce, have been so fuctua-
ting and uncertain, and, with other causes, these
measures have contributed 10 such series OF
changes in business and social life, that there has
been strong desire manifested during the last three
years for like change in political affairs. We be-
Lave that this change now drawing rapidly to
csse and that the result will be the election Of e-
neral HARKrsoS and revolution in the admnistra-
ton Of the General Government. Whether this
change will be for better for worse, time alone
oaA show. We hope for the best We hope that
General Harrison will adopt his measures with great
prudence and cautisa-and that in his appointments
TO Office aud particularly to the Offices of profit and
trust in the Custom House OF this city, he will dc
his duty TO his country-to integrity, honor, and
tru.h-and not follow the example Of General Jack
sad Martin Van Barren, who have committed
many errors il this branch of public affairs.
OF the result of the election in this state,
terrain SONS little doust We believe sometimes
that General Harrison will receive the vote Of New
York-and sometimes don't believe it-but this
is certain, whether he gets this not, he will
be elected, and no mistake. tAilF
Ofthe election of Governor not certais.
There is great deal Of quiet discomfort in the wing
party, against Governor Seward, Ia consequences Of
the recent disclosures, developing the intrigues Of
a eisqss in Wall strset-but what this disc ontent
A.
mocrats indeed try to involve in these disclosures
the contest between Harrison and Wan Buren-aut
this attempt has failed Thus far. The people are
called upon to decide between Mr. Van Busen and
ccaeral Harrison, the measures Of the present
Northumberland whether clique Of spstarts in
Wall sire ct knaves not. Ii frauds have been
committed At the elections, let the guity be detect
ed, tried and punished by due process Of law. The
issus between Mr.. Van Buren, and General Harrison
has aothing do with the issue between Blachford
Draper Co., and Butler, Hoyt & Co, whether
frauds have been committed not.
On the subject Of the city tickets, we hardly know
what to say The slectox here, for the first time,
takes place under a new rsgistraiisa Of voters.
The wings have put mp their ticket, ON which 10
Moss n. GRIssELL, q most excellent and worthy
merchant, on whom a charge OF implication in the
election frauds Of 1888 have been made, but FAR
jsstsy the attempt On the wing assembly ticket is
Mr.. II. w. HAvens, sf whom we are sorry ,ha, we
cannot saJ the same. The democratic ticket is
headed by John McKeon, OF whom il is enough for
to say. hat he opposed the pilots, and oppose
him. hip aud thigh
Oa tue whole, we trust and hope there will be no
rows fighting a, the election; and that when
each has given his vote, and when IL 10 ertaned
who 10 elected, every will peaceably return to
his home, aad 70 20 rest for the next four years.
Proor Ponrrvr.-Justice Merritt publishes an
sfi iavit in the honest Courier" confirming the
fact to by Mr.. Pesoa, that r. NJ. Blaichford,
Of the Clique, actually paid SIS out Of the whig
fsnds to Marks, who came on from Philadelphia
according TO the Glentworth contract and invoice,
and actually 'lsid pipe" in this city. Justice Msr.
rit, bimselfs charitable man. attributes the act Of
Mr. Bla,ehford to charity No doubt it Marks
esne here and " laid pipe out Of charity to the
clique, and the clique gave him s2j out Of charity
No doubt 81 Tit was charity all round" VERY"
charitable, and " VERY rood " pipe" too.
Tar PILOrs AID ions Si'Kros.-Has John NJ
Keos yet explained himself to the P.lot.i We ask
for Information. The pilots can WELD force
which 10 not 10 be zed at, next week, and they
win Only 20 for those candidates that friendly to
them. Think of this. HetI
srrks TO AVID FROM EseLssD.-To-morrov
the Acadia" leaves Bosfon for Ensiand-on Mon
day the " President starts hence for Liverpool,
sni the Qaeen" leaves Portsmouth, for New York
and next Wednesday the T" Britannia" takes her
Departure from Liverpool Ter Hdifsx and Boston.
The letter bags Of the " Presidsnt" win close at
CsPiA's News Rooms on Monday at one o'clock
LxrrrRs Tos FUsors-HsnspxS'sE xpRtss.-
The "Aesdis'' leaves Boston "a. morrow for Liver
Pooi. by the way sf Halifax HaFndsn, No oval