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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
EDWARD BARLOW,

EDWARD BARLOW,
HAVANA SEGAK STURE-NEW YORK DIVAN.
Late Pslmo's $50 Broadway of Reade-st N.Y.
LWAnS on band, an assortment 81 hrst sualty HAVA-
ST. Domingo Light Brown Cazaaores. Lauz St Jago and
Havana imported drcc from that city. ~ ims
OR. LEVETT, DENTIST,
$50 BROADWAY Entrance in Warren street)
WILL feel much pleasure ing h,x hs plan ofnssrt'
w Teeth tlls principle Of ATMOSPHERIC PRES
SURE dill from that usu lily ad),,d, With the important
eRt, he wishes the public 10 judge for themselves
Erna the sunds y Morning Atlas. Of Arril25, isiol
From l1sg practice ana
perenee of Mr. Levett Denit, can most cordial RECON-
mend his atmospheric principle praesed by him
self he adv in and the perfection of dem
tisiry.
ofatndanee only from 10 o'clock in the morning 10
o'clock aten'oen $40 lmis-
(ARLrON tOU~E.--rh. rro,rietors take tsis oppora.
~ inform the friends and the public, that they
prepared TO make ngtments with families or san
ee geno IN for board for the w9,.r or oy the Xesr on
s26vis
2s-R BBON AND SILK STOR Fps
lust received. assortment OF new Fall Rtbons nd
emhfoi cred Grosderne hbons embroidered
ssnRibbons figured de Naples and atm Ribbons stripe
Satin Xii bons plaid satin Ribbons sc. Se Cap Ribsons,
plain aud satin Ribbons all widths and eoors silks cf
ed 6gured and paa Nses; ued Rev Silks and ss
sstin Flnrcnces Mode, Nelets OF coOrs
hi,o general assortment Of Fancy Y Goods Miiln.rs
will fluid much 10 their advantage TO call before purchasing
Whoi.a!e aud retail Is Division d,ors from Bcwe
~ NB-This day received scod assortment, Of Iad SILKS
siT Inns &. b. LEVY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
LLNAAo N,O' on Secretaries, s,2i,.

M DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, HEAD QUAR-
TIERS. TAMMANT HALL, ROOM No. s--The above
room will %. open every dsy anil evening this week and
continue open every day Sundays excepted until AFTER
the Election Tor the reception and diffusion oiinornaton
with regard the interests OF the Democracy Of this city
Sta,e AMI the United states Democratic citizens aud
strangers invited 20 call. sl3-N'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
Foreign Ports.

sYpsEY CD, Sept Sin port, Mary Susan. Neal for Bo
ds Chsrlemagne Jackson, NYork, q Tssso. Condr
Boston Laurens do g. Vernon, Perkins, fro
SYork Just sid Paragon, Curtis, NYok.
BARBADoEs 26 days snce-No American vessels in port.
Aug IL, sid Leonora ST Themas TO load for Nfork.
JOINS, PR. Sept 2-Soston, j. nkins, for NIOrk,
MASsASILLA, Aug Pho American vessels in port:
BELIZE Hon Aug 22-Abgail Eliza Roper, for NYok,
days
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23

Lbera paid all goods to the store, and
cash paid for all goods on the day OF sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
HILLS THEATRE=Chat.s

(T1fe The FTdnkTIn.)
f7Ts being fitted up splendid style and viii open
October. Iales and OF the profession
wlo desrous Of foring agemeEis will Iiease make
imnedis te application.
All cCfamunic atoms must be pest pad. - - .
GEO. H. HILL.
~ AThe Saloons in the above establishment are to let
Aplly above. SIS Nv
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
FATE or THE APOSTLES.


ST Matthew. This Apostle and Evan
oelisl supposed to have suffered martyr
dom, 81 vas slain with q sword &C q city il
Ethiopia
ST 1aFk.Ihis Evangelist was dragged
thF0 The streets of Alexandria IN Egypt, un-
Ill he expired.
Sc Lnke.-This Evangelis vas hanged
upon an Olive Tree III Greece.
ST John.-This Apostle and Evangelist
was put into a cauldFon Of boiling oil, At
Rome, and escaped DEATH He afterwards
died natural death It Ephesus, il Asia.
81 Peter. This Apostle was cruciied at
Rome. with bis head doWnWaFds, 81 bis own
request thinking himself unworthy 20 die IN
the same posture and manner as bis blessed
Master
ST. James, the gTeat.-- This "A posi- wa
beheaded a Jerusalem.
So. James, the less This Apostle was
thrown from apinnacle, or wing Of The tem-
PIE, and then beaten % death with lallers
club
81. Philif. This Apostl e was hanged up
against pillar at Hierapolis, city ct Rhry-
ST Bartholomew bis Apostle was slay-
ea allto ~ Inc cDNtAAAN y q pAl13t0N4
king.
ST Andrew This Apostle was bound to
q cross, whence he preached 70 the people
until he expired
ST. Thomas. This Apostle was run thFouh
HE body with q lance, at C0romandel, ii tho
East Indies.
ST Jude This Apostle Wasshot q death
with arrows.
ST. Simeon Zsalot This Apostle vas
crucified in Persia
ST. Matthias. This Apostle was first slon-
Led aud then beheaded
ST. Banabas. This Apostle Of the Gem
tiles vas stoned % death ~ Tie Jews, at
Salonis
81 Paul This apostle was beheaded az
Rome, by the tyrant Nero.
Frederick 1fsiscr.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
FROST ECEU Us
WEEKLY MADISON 4 II ,
o. HE


For tie aext Session Of Congress.
Tn approaching session of Congress, viii
doubtless. be one Of great interest 6 vii close
M some, e least, 81 the affairs % A1r van ourene
administration, and usher In The more suspicious
dawn e Z new and better order Of things. TIE
Seenes N congress viii probably be exciting Dn
one side We shall see the struggles d an expiring
faction. and on the other triumphant party arms
ed with the confidence of the people, imposing
iudiei0us restraints upon the cOnVu slye tnroes OF
she;r onnonents and shielding their country 90 far
ns possible from the dangers Of malignant ano
reekless violence. and endeavofing 70 avert the.
embarfassments which defeated men, stung with
disappointment, vii seek 70 throW u the way u
the new administration. On the tnl[a @ nAs1c q;
next, 70 o'clock, r. NJ Mr.. ven burens auii
star win vanish, and Immediately N lts place
shall We behold appearing the rising sun 'ol = AZ
R1soN.
On the 4th Of March, GsneEa Harrison, as Pres
ident Of the United States, vii attend - the
{ hamber Of the House Of Representatives tostake
his oath of olcs according @ The direction OF me
Constitution. On bis entrance. os On The entrance
Of Washington. and Jefferson, and Madison, the
audience will not be able to stlIe their alspesl-
ton 10 applaud. Having taken his seat on tue Ell
evated chair Of the speaker Of the House OF Rep
reseptafives the Vice President, Hr. Van bufens
nc presently and the Secretary q the Senate on
Riaripft the Speaker and Clerk OF the House Of
Representative on bis LETT end 1ae Chief usslce
Of the United Sfatesand Associate Judges g tae
Clerkss taste. he viii proceed % deliver his nan
ourai sneech, after which he Will receive the oath
efofice from ~. Taneys The Chlet Justice. &c
,g;Il fhen refine. and such hQzzae sill 90 from
de multitude around the Capitol as have never
been heard.
such viii Sc among she Interesting incidents
,ubieb will occupy the col ulnns b the week. IA.
diaonian The paper VIII contain leaaing speeen-
e. euifited sketches 81 the aeoe4ess ana sN NINA.
r ST the result of che proc in ton gFes g.
sether viii a general and political news q me
Isl mff ~
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

Tor this
"a VOC 20 -.le--onn hrida kiss

~. tE II H@lI4s EIf EI #EEHoHa
foy ,t.;@
We no1 liz tIe.Iosr 6r;asi k;es.,a
Angel q Earth what ere lie
4lisont shy ilhqpl nlle
0I TOLL, of Sid onile
Like MISS before morning
lren ne snare iffnid daFes
So cd Ihb ctfee 81 man s<en
Beneath TN Kind ana GENTLE lofes
Was Eden lost because of fhes9
Have heroes sli laurel c8
$500 ~. S, s. ~. s..
81 IS .,s..I -. 1,s .iI Isl So;
fhSe 5e I;is az Sos.Is .s. sn.nstl
IT IS ~ FIJI ss,s s8 ss.s
Tire rss6 81 ss...s,.is S.SS
ofheF trn mortal stsf Fs84r
Thy so devoted sscfilise
ks e@N tSsf ,,ss,es re..ss sitsa1
S.. 'Is.'..l,s 1..s,, S; 8 ....s.e
fVhen 80 S@tses ~ sssth sIsss aeeng.
IS ~. IS so4ro,' s,II SIS esi1.e
fsll hesr,s I'M Ie6d q sslionse NV
Daughters The Roman 0ill Of Old
Who from Sci moiden bosom nuIse
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

OBSTRUCTION or LIRE ~ ANCIENT WARS.
Accustomed as we are o the effects Of war
in civilized times, when the most bloody
contests are followed 81 ia increase ia he
numbers IS Ire people, il Is difficult Is form
9 Conception Of Che desolation which Il pro-
duced % baibarons ages when The void
caused bq ihe sword IS not supplied by the
impulse 0f subsequent tranquility. "a few
facts will show rs pTcdigious influence "a
former ages ID IS acerlained, byan exact
COMP ton, that when the three great capi-
tails IS * hofassan were destroyed 81 IimoIs
81 600 persons were put g The sword.
AZ the same lines seven hundred thousand
people were slain in The city of Monsul,
which had risen il the neighb0rdood OF an
cienl NineTsh; and The dissolution produced
century and half before, 81 Tie sacking
Gene n, had been at least as great
Such were the ranges 81 this mighty con-
|queror, nd lis Mogul follower, ln che coun-
III between the Caspian.and Tie Indus. lIiat
they almost exfirninated ihe inbabitanls
and Eve sal e1uent centuries have been,pnt
able % repair the raw res Of four years. An
army of 500 GOO AIoQals, under the sons 81
0Ine6's. So completely laid waste iie BIO.
vinces iba north 81 Danube that they
have neref since regained their former nula-
osrs bs famine cuenl upon
the nr an The same harbadans into ihe
Chinese empire. tairlee millions are come
pnie 1 hes efshed During ne great
ia4s 81 fInoaf twelve of The most h1ug-
fishing Asia. including Delhi, pah.
an. m Dams Gus. were destroyed
a11 pyramid human heads. one of which
coqtsinee Qa erected oa their uins
4
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

The phrase Hdon't hoiler
|lillYou'fe out Of the woods. Is 10 flio refin-
ed language st lhe day, rendered Fit Is on
advisable lor reasonable bipeds 10 exert their
pocs powers ii . boundless cOndguily Of
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

j mere aeteaness g teaIs,
heg afa nol lie mke Of weakness hnl CT
peVsh They speak more e|oanenIlg than
ten thou sud tongues They ere The mess
ssn9eI oE ne ST deep con
tl'tions e1nsps akaba love. Is there were
WaNtInN anY aIgNmeNf tQ prove laal man 81
lnos mortal would ooL lol 81 las strong
conHaIsiHs emotion Gle beaa when lhe
soul has been deeply agilated. when the
foam sins ofiaeliug & rising. and tears are
gushing forth a cI5 tFsaE oh Psak
rs. haf as lIieken On ping .
silence Break non She soleNniiz rude
laughter Intrusive footsteps Despiss mol
tenEs they ne What make lieT 90
ANGEL Scot not the stern hearl Of man.
hood sometime melted @ tears Of sym-
palbf they are what help to elevate him
above he brute love g see he tears ol
ection They are painful tokens, but
It'll most hol There IS pIeasale f
there were none pn earth % she'd tear for
me. should Be 10th q live and # moi one.
mighty weep over mg grave. could never.
die ID peace.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18


8 BnAUxIrun RErIrcr1oN Bulwer, elo-
openly saws cannot believe that earth
is nuns abiding place. cannot be that
our Ire IS cast upon Tie ocean Of eternity to
float for d moment upon its waves and sink
into nolhingnessl Else why IS II that the
glorious aspirations which leap like angels
from the temple Of our hearts, are forever
wandering about unsaiisfedg Why IS i.
that The rainbow and clouds come over Us
with beauty that IS not Of earth, and then
pass off and Leave us to muse their loveli-
ness9 Why IS II that the Stars who hold
their festival around the midnight throne are
sci above the grasp Of our limited faculties,
forever hooking us with their unapproacha-
bic gloryg And finally, why IS i that bright
forms Of human beauty are presented 70 our
view and then taken from as, leaving the
thousand streams for orr affections to flow
back N Alpine torrents upon our hearts We
are born fol- 3 higher destiny than that Of
earth; there IS realm where The rainbow
lneVe fades where he stars will BE spread
ont before us, Il ke the islands that slumber
lin the ocean and where the beings that
pass before like shadows will star in our
presence forever
AM Tors The mountain top Is
the place for the musings Of the religious
phIlosopeT There every thing mundane
sinks das station of inferiorify lie ar.
na 81 tom aIsls md exhalialinns pires
.e6 activity 81 lie The world noise and
IfIh below Ile heavens shed down
hei virtue interrupted the sky car.
ine be lhoueh With pands g WIG.
and assumed aeeene blue and 81
as apparently eEsad proximity lhe
cs.esa |anIna 'lle lIIatY lnnsef seems
Is have maa ball his journey o ne belIeI
world. anelH ael Com know
ledge q human nature Ilon certain 8.
Ious instinct 9' consso'a
ea'6E e temple 4.
e.ir Fore We whole US
r. aIie nNaa seen
Rom q he las1
a h
s. 1
1n
p e
s m
en g. % e
ian na leen committed
lii New Kof s. Saturday beating s.
1WiIe o c
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

THE WrND.- With what spiris-like voice
does the wind soar over and haunt this earth
is earliest hymn IS low, sol and holy, like
the breathing Of 10 infant Ia 3 dream; but
its tones awaken soon 70 louder echoing, and
all lhe skirts &c the Dir rejoice round i with
Thus il goes Oh careering from one bounda-
~ 10 the other Of The realms Of space, reioic-
ing with great and exceeding Joy ID the
wild and uniting sWifiness Of is flight. But
|it hath also voice for the storms. Wild, saw
lage and lonely, screaming and shriekings
and shaitering the Wearied air, With the ter
rer and so offs mighty blaslings.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
Ianos VIC vas he iirst wig

'Iames who was The iifsl Wing!
oah. sir
Rhyf
cause he built The first log cabinF
Go your scat, james -that accounts
lor Tie milk Of the cocoanut Clipper
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

Who that fol the sfst time, has parted
from he parent whose tenderness and love
wore enlWined WitaOul earl Eecollections
whose sympathy had soothed out infant SUI
iering whose tenderness had frightened our
Infant felicity who that has heart but
must have fell sink beneath the anguish
ol FIRST fafeweli Yet still more bitter
must Be the feelings Of the parent upon COM
hitting The cherished ohjecs Of their cares
and affections 70 the stormy ocean Of life.
When experience poinls me gathering
cloUn ana rising surge which soon may as
sail their defenceless child, what can sup
port The motber's heart but trusting Him
whose eve slumbereil not and whose pow
Ter extended overall!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

and Watches stand
while he band ihaI guides them winding
them ~ smother da0
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

nj has been ueeoi IS late Feefe g perform knF
ceremonies 81 lnea atio0 81 t1e poI'lcc ln 'front.'
OF the Capitol. where ae Is better alte4 81
accommodate large nnns 5ff g. peelalo1e 4he
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
prom TIC .Ntte York ,Acts Era
TIE YOUNG MOTHER.

IN he 6lwpret that blooms on It's own green s'em
la The sunbeauls that dsaee on i''c sea
Ia the light that hesnls from the ocean gehs
10 the sweep u the aoweTy ta.
Ia t,s s.lysry sheer % tie young May moon,
10 the blush oflhe mornings dye,
la the shadows that sleep 'aeath the autumn noon,
IT, the rainhow that spans The SKY,
There Is hcau,y-hut where Is the beauty can we,
Wuh he soul. speaking glance oil young mo'htrs
eye;
In the soag or the pact when loves bright spcls
Der the strings Of ms wild harp sweep.
In the urators voice when Il proudly swelh
o'cr the waves Of the menia. deep,
In the melody heard IN the hush OF night
In the wild birds soog of the glee,
When I've welcomes the smile OF The coming light
From BIS ew.sprlnkled throne IN The tree,
There Is music--but whtse is the music whose power
Can match with the Sopg in young mothers bower
In the wild BIRDS song in the greenwood shade
When vernal skies are bright,
In the heart Of the true aud trusting maid,
In the breast of her chosen knight
In the backgrounds glanee-n Tie brides glad tear
When the binding vow Is said
10 the smile that rllas the cloud otear,
Der the orphans pathway spread, r.at
! There is luve--bui where is there love 50 deep 8
As the young mother brealhcs DER her infants weep
Oh, holy and pure is the love that burns
| 10 woman's faithful breast,
| When her eye in fond devotion turns
! 10 her infants place olresl
| Aud ever, as on that loved one ghjes
Through life il burns The same;
Through 10y or greet DER It's lol prcs'des,
| In the moment Of glory shame,
| Sul il shincs--wnh lustrc unchsngng and bugh
Like radiant star on tue brow Of the night
u. II.
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IrEaMOuS.

Under this head we find the following para
graph in The Globe Of Tuesday. II h Of piece
with other conduct Of party, which, having gwen
up The use Of reason, has its only resort in the en-
pioYmeut Of force aud false and yugar appeals.
Not long since il attempted 20 purchase the me-
cbanics and workingmen by augmenhng aud d.
ninishing their wages as best suited political pur-
poses Of their own, and nov. in is same spint,
lhev would onorate oooq the farmers by the use
ofsmlar means. 1t is base and despicable at
tempt that deserves, as il will assuredy receive
the rebuke ofthe persons whom it is intended 10
corrupt; -
awe have seen letter from Kentucky. stating
that contracts are offered 10 the farmers lor 'h's
year'slcrop ofbemp at SIX dollars il Harrison DC
elected, and four dollars in The event o. hf az
Buten's being reelected"
As no man Of sense can believe thai inc e'ec,
ton Of one or he other will affect The the p''ce o.
hemp single dollar, We take ihis to be Gun
ming scheme 10 BUY the votes and Inc poi''ca' e4
ertioos Of the farmers. 1t IS supposed 'ha'
those who take the bait, will not only vote 'o'
HARRISON, but make efforts 10 induce their ne'sh'
! ho,s 10 do the sare.--E. y. Ere. Post.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
From The Globe. ~,
TIE H0OE CASE AND THE NORTH
CAROLINA ELECTION.

That the good people Of the old North State
may have the carlics. information llhe imposition
which has been practIsed upon them by those
who, taking advantage OF tho unguarded EXPIRES
sons of Il District Attorney (hlmsell n slasehol.
dai0 have mlsreptesented the feeling and opln
ions Of the President upon the subject Of the Hooe
case, We have obtained copy Of the following
letter, with permission TO lay It before them 1t
was addressed TO cltizen oil their own State some
days since, but may not perhaps, be immediately
published, The letter Of the President holds the
hoh, OF Truth 10 che Of the base inventions by
winch the most desperate and unscrupulous fac
ton that ever made war upon freedom IN Any
country, expect 10 establish their prongaIc rule
over this great Republic, and demolishes utterly
tho scarecroN which fiat faction had concoced
to operate upon the particular quarters OF oul
country most interested IN this question OF slave
| ~.
| The Federal patty have determined to act VI
| to their old character in the election. They sol
I EMMY resolved al tho Harrisburg Convention
| that their principles would not " AVAIL them II
| The contests and that, therefore, declaration o
them was uexpcdient But The swarm Of " les
| aud culumues," which have, since that coDycn
lion, darkeued every section Of The country, Ike
the locusts Of Egypt, indicate Too clearly Ih'
character oil the weapons which they then, formal
Iy, though secretly, determined 10 substitute. The
moment one Is put down, they, without hesitation
or fenorse, supply lis pucc with anolhcr--no al
| all abashed by the detection, but consolug Them
| selves with the greater OF less effect which the
| caiumny may have produced, before II was eXplo.
dcd perhaps, II, times, N securing TO them local
power, but always III confirming and sustaining
The Fundamental axiom Of their political creed
/" that the people may be guIlcd and cheated, snd
are incapable Of sell government In Virginia
they carried The State election by the standing
army" story, of which that adroIl manager Ihad
Gus Stevens Is reported TO have said to a member
| Of Congress IN THIS city, that "lhal hunbpg might
do for Virginia, bat would be useless n Pennsyl-
| wanna" For the latter State the Ogle" mixture
was prescribed, the componnder OF which was
chosen IRON the old Keystone, because il was
expected to work well upon the dumb Dutch,
as The Federallsts call them. The more reputable
portion Of the Wing members, While 0gle was
preparing it IN the House, turned up lhclr nose,
| at hun, and raised their hands with well affected
astoniohtnenl aud disgust; but no one doubts nov
that although they allowed hum 10 DO the dirty
work, they intended 10 make great use Of il when
| il was done
That such electloaeenng materials should bc
pressed into the service olany party, especially
among a fee and enlightened constituency like
| The people OF these States, must be a melancholy
| reflection TO all honest and yiriu0us men.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-09-12
N NJ. j. III " IIlHl
Speaker cfthe House Of Representatives.
Ri. NJ. JOHNSON,
Vice Presidem Qfthe United States,
and President ofthe Senate
APPROVED, July Goth, 1870
NJ VAN buren,.
REsoLur,os-PuBLlc-No. 81

JOINT RESOLUTION for The exchange Of books
ana public documents for la.eign publications.
Be resolved, by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentaives Of tie United States Of America in Con-
grcss assembled, That the librarian, under the su-
pervision Of The Committee on The Library, be au-
ihorised to exchange such duplicates as may be in
the library for other books OF works.
Second, That he be authorised, in the same way,
10 exchange documents.
Third, That hereafter. fifty additional copies Of
the documents printed by order Of either House. be
printed and bound Cor the purpose Of exchange in
foreign countries.
Approved July 20lh, 1910.