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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03


At Town Meeting, -holdeD Newport, Nov
2, IS40, the following vote was adopted:
N a Iown .aieeiing, hoidtn .ft,rpor, .Nor, 2
1910
'INHE following Resolution, recommended
by tho committee appointed 10 examne
INTO The condition Of the Town Beach, &c.
was adopted -
Johd, That any indiciddal wishing 10 take
sand or gravel from the Beach, shall first OBJ
tuln permission from the Town Treasurer,
and shall pay nt that i,n,o To the sud officer
III" sum of Ten cents tor each OK cart load ;
aud fpe cents tor each horse cart load, drawn
by ono horse; and any person cari,ng sand
nr gael, contrary 10 The provisions OF this
law. shall be subject to q penalty of one dol
lar for the first offence. and three dollars tol
each succeeding one, and no resident Of my
n;hcr town shall be allowed 10 take sand oi
,ravc from the Beach, under any crcUnIstan
ccs, aud the town treasurer is hereby auihor
scd io grant pcrmIssions for caring, under
he conditions above expressed.
Aucst-B. B. lIowLANp. Iotrn Clerk.
N said meeting Il icas also ootrd--
1'hnt the Town Treasurer and Henry q
Place. or either nf them, be and they are here
by authorised To sell the sand and gravel. S'r
to any inhabltsnt of the town, at the price
fixed.
AueN-R B. lIowLASp, Io'cn Clerk.
Nov. 10 3w.
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KrNTUcKY The official majority for
Harrison in Kentucky, is 25,873. The
whole number Of votes is 81 ,305. Ii ID
consequently alrnos, a draw game be-
tween Vermont and Kentucky, which
has the banner +; in both the majority il
% i-2 per cent Of the whole vote. In
Rhode Island, the majority is % l-2
per cent of the entire vote.
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NOTICE TO MARINERs.

CEp,R Krrs, FLoRInA. Directions for sn'
I, ring n, haybor. From Y. 5. officer u;
Cedar kcys.)
"Vesscls bound To this port should make
Ancloti Keys (which arc well known TO nas,'
qators) in three fa,boms. and then steer Nm
W. about 60 miles, aud they will make ihcss
Kcys, which IRE in lat 30 o., aud Ion S3 ca 30
Vessels drawing over ten feet ofwa,er shoui'
not come here"
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NcwpOrt HIycc,lsls.

rE>fIE course Of Lectures under the nu.pi
ces Of this society, will commence on
Thursday evening Of next week. at Arn,ory
Hall, = o'clock, nj which time aud place ~.
Stevens will by pnriicnln' request repeat his
Lecture on Oliver Cromwell. The commit.
tee trust that their townsmcn will extend q
gene rous patronage to this infant institution,
which has been made as free as it's necessary
expenses will allow.
The regular course of Lectures extends TO
lho end of April. Tickets for the course, 10
adm, family. may be had q, The bookstores
~ W. a. Barber and VIM. Callahan. Price
al. Individual tickets for the course as cts
Slnnlc uck., CIR an evening j2A cts.
Oucsllnn i.r debate at next meeting
.Are The Four Pnwrrs right ia trying to Pu'
down Mrhcmct Ali Z"
I.-sss.srx--,~ss.sScr s-s~zss--s-1-v--ss
\ ppt,uTON N.pNET-NoNpv. Nov. 40, 1910.
\ g.,of,.d o., IN, Hnstnr Dii" Advertiser md Psiro'
n a, ,H, OBJ bee, Cs'i. SIS Sore-, 360O ahc' Zen,
7,3 ,,n. Gcysr,I o't " sbgsp and 40 eNin' acre
4 ,spo'tsf lssi wtss . -. IL,
l.,t y,es vesy few ,ho'es t,'n. said probably r.
sn,nc,hing no.. thsn our h'shc't 1dVttinnr ~ lns
II ,v,.t sod tbu ". aroi, frs, 9nahiy s5 25A'es 80
second au.I,y - IS u % ihird quality IS 50 ass
N a,orss-Ysarrrgs IS SBtoi two .esr old III sN
psrts,liss Lsil, ,-sos a. 10 :s IS, No 81, No.
sse.r-pun. lots were -oh NJ 81 ,,, 10, "a, Ia
VI s.i,o !s,. :, rssIh ats ~, ~ 4! 3, M, sp
nf, q, a. 81. M Hsuvs-. ~ ,ssi hon Su.s
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I 1876 1909
1866
Iisuison's minority,
Van Buren's maj. in 1896,
PuvA. October i, 1890.

IUNA, October y, lb4o
Tn. l. s. Friga'e Constitution, Cum.
Clszinn, and y. S schr Shatk, CDp'.
B2cIov, sniled fcn ''onn, Sd October,
1910, nll VII, fsr Payih and CaIlao.-
The, visited Gunyn9nl IN The Shark
and exchanged saluies ~ith the town.
Tho Governor, Don V,nccntc Roca
furr,e, give Com. Cloxion and nll hi
officers n grand entertainment A " wer,
very much gralI6od with their visit 4
Guaynquil.
A revolution has broke ou, in Bolivia
Markets improving fps American pio
duec. 90 Coz. " Y Jw. Co.'S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

In this n. on the 25th ult. Abigail Thursion, vi
dow Of John Thurston, IN the Ssth year of her age.
la this townon the 2si uli., Harriet infant iaugh
ter OF Dir. Joseph +. awey, aged ~ weeks,
On Fr.dHy lnst Mrs. Eleanor u. wife Uf Mr.. sAmus
Parker formerly or Portsmouth, In the 25th year
her nge.
On Tuesday morning last, Mrs. Mary w. Savage, o
Savannah, GA. In the SIN yeur OF her age.
In Middivtown, on sunday morning last, suddenly
Mr. lsnnh smith, nged about 30 years.
On his pa,sag~ from Havana Ia Baltimore, nm the 27ii
OF Oct last Charles u Waite, ngsd IL years 2d
OF Prince do Jonville OF this port, aud onl,
,urys1hg son Of Capt. Deriah Waite of this town.
A. salem, Ia, the 2lst of Oct ns nilor long
painful Illness OF cancer, Mrs. Ruth Chase, wife vi Mr.
lsnsc Chase, Jr. aud daughter "f Mr.. Robert Drnus
aged 40 years, formerly oi Portsmouth.
Al Little Compton, ON the 18Th inst. John Brown, Esq
aged - years.
In bristol, tho 2ist nlt Greenwood REYNOLDS, Esq
nged 6i years.
In Providence, On the 2l-t Ult Mrs Elizabeth Perry
wife of Rev. jacob Perry, aged 53 ,cnrs.On the 2it
nlt. Mrs Jula Eliza, wfr ot the late samuel L. Dick
man. nged 81 yenrs.On Saturday night last, Mrs. Mary
Ann BoJsci, wife ofCol WIN. Biodgct.--On SUNDAY
Miss Menhle Tn lor In her esd year, daughter vf the
late C" R"bort Tn, ior-Sanc evening, MI Cornelius
Snow, aged "a yonra.
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THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.

In 1896 the people Of The su New England
lS,s'es gnvs Martin Van Br,on ~ m,iorny Of :.
,37. They have now cond.mnod hin nnd hr
!ts5.,rcssory hy giving rnno'I,y of over IS,
0o0 for Harrison U,fcruncc. ~ 900
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
JUST RECEIVED


rENIIE subscriber having obtained Letter
= Patent forihe application ofa ROCK
ING SADDLE 10 the Cats uf sail vessels
hereby makes public tina, h" has sppoIn,e"
WV. II. CRANDALi, his agent for Newpor
and lts vicinity.
n. B. All persons nrr hereby cautioned
against making or using said saddles, wI,hou'
the consent Of the subscriber or some oi his
agents. JOHN BROWN,
.StoninGion, Conn
Persons in wnnt Of the above article, vii!
please call un The undersigned at his ship
yard few rods north of he Long Wharf
| WM II. CRANDALL.
| Newport, Nov. 26, IS40.--G,o.
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PORT Of WPORT.
CLEARED.
asth, .chr. vousia, new Clarke, Franklin, La.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Fanny, Nov. 27th.-srr schr. Leo Nieherson, iron
New York
slo.p Moses Eddy, Bliven, I'm n. York for Prov.
s.iLsp--Soop Express, srooner, savannahi do Alert
Brown, do.
SUNDAY, Nov 29,h. MR.. Orig hivsno. Gilchr.i, I'm
Picton ior New York.
schrs. ca'harne, Randall, I'm Mnchns for dol Ey-
pertinent, Atkins, I'm do. fr Chatham.
SNILsD-Srhr. Crnyen, Coe, Boston.
MoSD,Y, Nov. 3uth.-arr. Nr brig Joseph Ham, o
UalifaS, I'm Merimeshe Tor ~ York.
s,hrs Minerva, Burn.i, I'm Philadelphia with Coal "a
=. Newton, Jr.; Gilbert Hatfield Smith I'm Somerset IL
New YORK; Mary & Beisry, Kelley, fn Alhan, for Nam
,uckct; Mary Maria, fn Thonnston yr New YORK; For
max, Nickcrson, f Providence for Dennis; Henry, o
bosten, I'm Baltimore for Providence.
Sioops Caroline Briahinnn, iroh, Albany for Prov.
LENS, Lewis, I'm New York ior Falmouth.
TUESDAY, Dee lnt-nrr Schr, Ia SO, Durdick 10 ds
I'm Havana for Providence ga hhds aud 2l tea Moas-
SEES 10 VIM. Blodset; and $4,000 Oranges, dor Pine
Apples, 5000 cigars Ia tho Master Left nj Hnvannr
2Oih nlt. schr Warsaw, of this port. 10 go to the south
side Of the Island to load inr Boston, Export Gardner
uf do. ldg for Mob!lr brig Rowsc cady, orProvdcnce
wig Ir,; brig fn Prov arrived the l5ih dcg
ship Helen, for New York, wn, 10 sail neat day.
Scbr. Lucy, Chase, I'm Apaachicola for Providence.
SAILED-Bries Joseph Ham, and Albino, New York;
schr Nolusia, Clarke, Franklin, La.
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For Newport aud Providence.
ULv7'ER ENHANCEMENT.

Until further notice
s@=Nw-Ea the Mnil stage will leave
GH$$HzNzSId@ Providence for Warren,
Bristol, and Newport,
every morning lSundays eycepled.) al nine
o'clock. a. NJ, and arrive N Newport al tw"
o'clock p. NJ. q Mail stage will nlso leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
rem, ut 3 o'clock, A. NJ. aud arrive in PToyi.
lence AT 2 O'Clock p. ~, in time to take the
Stonlnglon Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, aud the Stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. This ia the most direct and cxpe-
Jtious route between Prosidcnce and New.
port, and passengers taking iiiis line may
rest assured lhal every attention will be pad
10 render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good order good hurscs
aud careful and obllging drivers. There Is
now new horseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more cxpednhus
aud pleasant than formerly.
QT@EX,ra horses and coaches furnished in
either place at short notice.
Books kept IN Providence Mt the Mannfac.
iurcrs and Franklin Hotels at Coles IN
Warren, and at Jones' m Bristol. aud at llaz
ards and rownsonds, Newport
G.R KINNICUTT. Providence,
3. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK, Bristol, prislors
JOHN q. WEAVER. Newport,
Nov. -, 1910,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

THEIR NATIVE STATES AGAINST THkM'
-Noi,hcr OF tho candidates for President or
Vice President. has received thu vote Of his ma
tive State. Virginia has declared against ilnrr'-
SON and Tyler, Kentucky against Johnson, Ten
ncs.ee sgsins, Polk. and New York, by tho ''n-
fccted district" agairs, President Vun i'uren.--
nv. Y, .Sionddrd
why not state the majori,ie-. Mr. iandsd,
thus:
Virgins, against Harrison and Tyler.
! (by vn,uo Of 'pocks, JeeJ-," Sc. 1000
Kentucky ssains, Johnson, 2c,oos
Tennessee agains, Polk, $4,000
New York Sgrina pREsipEsr VAS
\ BunrN l9,oCO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

ERrAr,.-In the las, verse Of the original
poetry in last weeks Herald, for might Of
mind" read "mignt Of mind"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Chestnut Philadelphia

tHcSiNfI iStfCCf--f fHuUutfpNtI.
rYNTllS delightful and com'nodieus house,
at the corner of Chcsnut snd Seventh
streets, over which Capt. icfifics has prcs.
dcd for the past two years, has been leased
by the subscriber, and will be for the future
under the immediate superlDtendsnce Of him.
self, and Mr.. John n. Nckcrson, formerly OF
the Guy Hotel. Providence. The house has
been thoroughly rchltod, and tasieiuly ar
ranged. The parlors and public rooms are
spncipus aud furnished ~ style of elegance
equal 10 any hotel IN the country, and the
doml,orlcs, of which there arc near one hun
drcd ~ lumber. are supplied with new bed
,hnu, md will be found To be airy, neat and
lcumiorsblc, aud as far as externals can sc.
cure u, no visitor will depart from the NJ with.
on, having enjoyed ;hc luxury OF a quiet.
re- freshing nights reposo. The proprietor
/ feeling confident that bc hasa mansion un.
eaunll,d Tor co,nfnn and elegance, IN a cen.
\ trail aud fsshionablc location, and having Ia.
I ken II with the resolution that no exrrIons
or his own, nor attentions from his assistant
and servants shall bn wanting 10 ccpirlbntc
io ihr pleasure aud coniprt NJ his cucsis, hc
solicits visit from travellers 10 this beautiful
llcny. assuring ihos. accompanied by ladies
H particularly. that they eau M where 6nd morc
conmod,ous and rlcasan; loSein-s, nor a
more spacious aud well furnished ladies' or
dIuary.
\ " J. HhRTWfLL Proprietor
\ J. u. NICK ERSON. Superintendent.
\ Pb,ladslpina, Angus, 81, i5iO. Dec. g.
\ AIRS. ANNA ~. EDDY has been sp
va pointed Agent .or the salo OF Dr. J.
n lKelleys Mssieinse and h,s reserved lnrq
Ntvrply ,hsrot Nov. l2,h, ie4o,
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Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment,

THE subscriber has taken ,he store '"
Gently occupied by Pr'pt'H 4 1W'y
md viii con,lnuc 10 carry on the Tailoring
bn,iupss ~ ali ~ branches.
Cutting particularly attended to.
lie will keep un hand = we'll selected ns
.orr,nnnt at Cloths, Cas@,met's, Vesi,ngs
Sc. &c. WM. l" Iii'bti.
Newport. Nov. u lsdO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

FRoM TExAs.-Orr advices from Texas
by way OF New Orleans, come down to The
9Th inst. inclusive. At tEat time Prcsidcn
Lamar was dangerously III. The session o.
Congress had commenced. Two expeditions
one under Col. Moore, another, composed o
volunteers, under Col. Howard, were OF
their way to the Indian territory. A serious
and decisive conflict was daily looked for
l.Naiionoi Mi,Higencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
A DIRECTORY
Of all the business People and Firms
The Ciiy.

; ~ wv wv 'S""''''" w ~ "''e . ~ wv" ~
The City,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
or pro'e ssinn. This Directory will be OF
great Importance to oil who IRE in any way
connected with the business interests OF Bos-
ton, as II will be n complete guide TO the
W archouses, Stores, Shops and Offices Of tie
citizens. The Calendar pages have been
greatly improved, md contain five or six nd.
dnlonal columnsof important calculations. -
The Almanac will contain corrected map
Of the city, list of all the Streets, Banks.
Insurance Offices, Societies, Biographies OF
eminent men, Government Of United States,
Census of Massac husei,s, Courts, etc. Pub.
lie Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc. aud a
very interesting account OF the city of Low.
ell, written by unc OF her citizens.
| The work will be printed on fine paper,
with entire new type, and Handsomely bount.
in clo,h.--Price 25 cents per copy. a liberal
discount made 10 l. ose Who buy TO sell again
Orders sout To TH"M,s GRooN, SO State
sueet, Boston, will meet with prompt a'ten.
I ton. Dec. 3Js
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Sweet E'O(atOcs.
Stoves at Cost.

rpEiNG ,trrninrd io close NV tnsinefs b,
ID strng, aud h9v,ne large number, ~
yatiuus patterns, On hand vii sell any "
them nt cost Tor each. Those who are u
want had better call soon, or they VII l"s'
The oppor,nnny Of supplying themselves
30 cheap rate. WM. L.. htb'iisi''
New, 5. 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

The schr Sun, Corson from the echuylkill with ll0
tnns of Con or Simon Newton. Jr Of this town, went
ashore the night Of the goth lust Oh the north
breaker Of AbSccOm Inlet bar. The schr viii bc total
iossa the iasi accounts about IL tons OF Coai had
been saved.
The soop Rsnyi, of and from this porf for New York
which len here on Sunday the 22d inst went ashorc
iho same evening, Long Island, about miles
Huntingdon light We learn that she got or on
Friday last, with triNrg damage, mud arrived at New
York ON Saturday - Republic
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03

Hon. ROBERT b. CRASsToN, left this
place for the Seat Of Government on
Tuesday last.
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MEMORANDA.

Cid ut Wilmington, NC. 10Th nii., brig Echo He.sor
ofthis port f,r MntnuzHr.
At Havana, 10th u,., schr Eagle, wyo, for savan-
nnh n~Nt ,sv.
Arr at 81 Augustine, l2th uIt. schr Lurann, swnsey
I'm WILMINGTON, NC.
Arr ut Mobile 2lst ult., schr Atlantic, Pratt, I'm th
port, via kev West.
A. Key West lah nit. schr Rio, Corzons I'm this por
Tor Mobile.
Arr nt Apniachicols, 10th nit. schr j. %. woofcrd
Nckcrson in, this port win rnmpn BAY.
A. Havana 18th nit schs Hannah, Choatc, dg for th
port.
Arr Mt Mobile, 10th ult schr Time, HART nom ihi
port.
Ch nt Charleston, 2lst uii. brig Caspian, Swa-ey 70
New Orleans.
Arr n, baltimore. 23d uli. brig Prince dc Jonvills
Gardner fn iIacann.
AZ Wilmington, ". e.. sist ult. sehr Oetava, Weed
pn ldg for New Orleans, 10 anil 2Sth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
PIANO EORTES,
Manufactured by
Brown & Naliea, EOstOn.

,yNIlE subscriber keeps constantly on hand.
L at his rooms No. ., llopklns.st, Provi
drrce, good assortment OF Piano For'es
from the above manutactory, oi various style
and cost, which instruments IN point OF tone,
action and finish, are believed to he equal Il
any made in the United States, aud are 81
pronounced by competent judge, which
vii! he sold as reasonable MS Instruments o'
as good quality can be purchased rlsewhere
The attention Of the public Is partcuiarl,
called to notice recent improvements by the
above man nufac,urcrs, (for which they hnv'
obtained letters pa,cn,.) by which the ehee
Of Que string n very SOFT and pure tone is pro
duced. in a manner entirely original IN prInci
pie and application, aud which has met tii'
universal appreciation of every disintertsteo
professor who has examined ard tined tncm
! The advantages Of thus apparatus over az,
other similar one IN use. will appear on Nh
slightest examination, especially az 1t may b'
used at will, without throwing the unison'
out tune in the least degree, tan obJrc'
never before attained Is not liable to ga
ou, a. order rscl', OF dcransc any other par
Of tho instrument Purchasers and others
urc very rcspcclIu lly invited to coll as above
and examine the instrument Tor themselves
Il DANFORTll LYON.
/ Nov % % NOS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
NEW MUSIC.
FOR TIE PIANO FORTE.
VI

4 great variety Of Marches, Waltz, Quad
IN rifles, Songs &c. &c. Also great va
rir,y of sacred songs, beautifully arranged
for the Piano Forte. aud adapted lor Sabba,i
evening recreation.
Song oi David, S"ng of Joseph,
Song of Miriam. Song of Maji,
Song to The Dove, Song and march of th'
He comelh, Levitrs,
Charity, God is every where,
The Infants Prayer.
Also "a great variety OF Harrison maTchc
aud Wing Songs.
For sale OF the variety sioro of
i. STACY, Jr.
Directly opposite the Post Othce.
Nov. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-03
THE
BOSTON ALMANAC for 1S4l
BY 8. N. DICKINSON,

M be ready Tor purchasers about The
w Goth of December. Orders first re-.
ceiv,d will meet with the first attention.
This number is an Improvement upon all pre-
ceding numbers. 1t contains
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

|dosn-ihs banks with few exceptions.
turned brokers. and you placed in The
poser az Few maneyed men. silhouI
The means 10 fxlrieaie yourselves. You
already hear The sheriff and bailllf cry
ing d yesl o yesI Fellow-eiiizens poor
men. vas IL 80 befoFei II not, il il esi-
dent The unwise course ii The present A6-
mlnislrslion has been the FIRST cause; and
II few years has prodUefd such .
change. shat viii foor more DIR | viii
iell ynu-pass tao thirds Of your real es
lsles under The Shentf's hammer. and in
% The hand Of zen moneyed men. who
will soon discover that while tenant
will be cheaper and more pro6lsble Ia
them Than black servant. and will fnl-
low the example OF their northern breih-
rem. send Them 10 Texas. or some other
country. and increase their capital. and
yon and your children will become hex-
ere OF wood and drawers of water 20 .
few rich men and their hsughIy descend
suls--snd | hare no doubt but those
northern members that heretofore voted
in favor oflhe abolition pelItinns. buiinrn-
ed this session and saied against them,
saw this. and therefore changed their
course, and have. like Marin Van Buren,.
become Northern men with Southern
principles. Poor men OF Georgia. one Of
your number nnw addresses yon. and en-
treats yeu 20 fecoileci that on the first
Monday in November Won will hold The
power in your own hands. You are.
therefore. in making sp yonr mind, eth
er forging The chain 10 bind yoa and your
or nersing your arm to burst
II ssunder. ] pray You. Then. 10 the
name Of al that is sacred and dear to you.
90 rnuss from your slumbers; break The
spell; and lei your united voice be as The
sound 81 many waters, saying 10 Old Tip
pecsnoe. in The language Of the Romans.
leave your plough. and come 10 The helm
Of our beloved government; and may he
who rides upon The stormy cloud. and
manages the seas, gran. you good speed,
is The sincere prayer of.
WILLIAM MOSELEY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
From the Georgi. Jourual.
Henry county, Ga. Juns .. fsI

Henry county, Ga. Junss .. 1870.
Fellow Citizens Of the Stale Rights
Party. and all Others ~ho feel your dis
iress arising from the derangement Of The
currency. and the consequent embsrrass.
ed state Of commerce and agriculture
and especially you. who ca, your bread
by the sweat Of your face-you. who
have no motive 10 induce you to support
an administration, which is arisiocratic
in its tendency; and like the rolling Of the
mighty current, 10 bearing you and your
children to the gull Of vassslage. wretch
edness and misery-I en,Ieas you to SUI
fer an humble ploughman TO place a few
reflections before you, viz:
The time is rapidly approaching when
we shall be called upon to exercise the
small remains Of sovereignty which the
encroachments OF The Federal Govern
men. have lef in our hands--in casting
our yoles Tor President and Vice Presi.
dent Of the United Slsles-which should
be a matter Of the greatest importance
with us, and above every other temporal
consideration in this world; for our peace
and happiness. as we'll as that Of our chill
dren and chlldren's children. depend
much on our conduc, in casting our votes
al this time. and therefore we should re-
trospec, past events. and II we find any
thing disastrous growing out Of the con-
due, Of the presen, and pas. Adminis'ra
iion, we should judge Of the future by
the past. and act upon principles, and not
for the sake Of party, in casting our votes
with an eye 10 the good Of the country.
IL isa point now well settled, that one
OF two men, either Martin Van buren, or
VIM. Henry Harrison. will be our next
Presideni--and notwithstanding many
contend ,hs, we should no, OF two evils
take The least, yet | think differently. l
admit, if We were lel, 10 voluntary choice
whether we would take one of Nv" evils.
or let both alone. and not partake OF evil
q, ell. neither directly or indirectly,
would say, stand aloof. But u It Is q
matter Of necessity, aud we must have
one or the other. say-resson. good
sense. and wisdom and prudence all say
take the least. Which will be exempli-
fed in the following statement. viz: IL
you were starving. and the chance was .
half loaf or no bread. would you say. No
bread? think mt. lf you must have
one eye put out. or both, either oil which
would be evil. would you not say. one!
IL you mus, lose one horse or ell. would
you no, say. onel am bound 10 believe
all would say, one. every time. Belies'
ing. ihen, tia, we are destined TO have