The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-28
ny THE EASTERN MAIL.
Correspondence OF tae I'ttOt.

New YoRK, April 25h, 1910.
The true blue, thorough going, entire swine
portion oil the Federal party in this city, are re-
solved to make the most of their brief authority
IN the Municipal government. They seem de-
ermned to carry out the the preceptS of the ''il-
! uStIiUuS predecessor" OF their Kinderhook Pre-
Sident. "ProScrption, without the shadow OF
reserve, is their motto. He that is not for us, is
| against us, therefore, turn him out
| The Soi-dsant" Democratic Republican" Ward
Committee of the SIKH ward, have held a
solemn conclave, at the sixth ward Hotel, and
| taking upon themselves, in the penitude oftheir
power, the dicatorial functions of "the largest
liberty" party, have appointed committee, 10
wait upon his honor, the Mayor with divers re-
pectfat requests as they condeSend TO denomin-
ate their instruction. One of these requests
runs thus: "lha.he will rescind the warrants OF
those MarshaS at present holding the same, who
are net frteRdiy 10 The present administration.
This important committee are further directed
Ito call on the Alderman, Assistant Alderman,
and Street Inspector of the ward, requesting them
aottO cmPi0s any but citizens kaOon to be rjeadI
10 tie present administration" Also,
"ReSolved, That the said committee be request
ed TO wait upon Mr.. Gage, the Superintendent of
Streets, with a similar request, TO employ none
but citizens friendly 10 the present administra-
lion, and discharge from his employ all those vho
are opposed 10 H."
Truly, "drowne men catch at st raws." Thes
call themselves, know full we'll that unless the
embrace the present golden opportunity, the spoilS
will be Snatched from their grasp, and they will
aither have to turn about for the old TIppecanoe
hero, or go without grub. Turn about, my boys
by all means
We are all expectation for news from The south
Let old Virginia do her duty, and there is no fear
Tor the republic.
Aside from the excitement of the political
world, our great city is al olt to present to her
leniZenS and all others VINO may embrace the
opportunity the fifteenth Annual Exhibition OF
he National Academy. To the admirers of the
inc arts This is subject of much interest, and
will, as usual, command their patronage and at
ention. The exhibition will commence on Mon
i4y, hut to a chosen few, the rooms are opened
few days previous; and thus it was, that last even
ing, the accustomed private interview was given,
accompanied by collation., prepared for the
members. and such invited guests as might enjoy
he high honor of so rich a treat. The benedic-
ion was pronounced by the Rev Mr. Dewey, and
The temporal arrangements of the evening were
discussed with proper zeal.
You will no doubt, learn with pleasure that
our Legislature in both branches has, at last,
passed The BILL abaIishing imprisonment for debI
entirely. Heretofore, the citizen only was pro-
tecled from the claws of hungry and avariCious
creditors, now the stranger can come among us,
without the fear of debtors prison staring him
in The face FTe stands redeemed, regenerated,
and dSenthrawled
Business in Wall street. is looking brighter
A fair business was done in stocks this morning
at the Board. American Exchange and Dry
Dock BinkS, improved 10 per cent upon yester-
dav, and Delaware and Hudson 81 Manhat
tan fell per cent; North American Trnst 81.
DRIFTS upon Baltimore, sold at the Board for
81 ga