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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

BRxMEN-Per Con sttutioo-o bxs Meeker, Plat Co Of
Phlad-9 bbs Grose Victorl pkg Lukel Ward Jr- 20
b mdz is?o bars 70 bas iron 10 cks oereh Krrger-3 b1
cks to order .
MARsEILLEs- Per James Wilson's casks Riellet-3 do
Wheewrighiloo qr do wine Wilkn Causnay-5 bales A
Loubat- bx Crousetl0 do cks PA 3rethaupti6 casks
tartar DO verdgrs Y do mdz loo bags sumae 50 HI
bkts oil lluorce paste 3s
bxs lemons $50 bxs pickles 90 bales Fitch Co- boxes cs
o order.
CHAaLEsreS-Per sn,liran--ss hides Bartlett-l bale
bx e Freva!-2 bxs Kslsey-aLM Wiley CoIaP Gran
den Col Townsend Bros-is Bryant Havilana Reese
&Co-l q Hastipgs--il2 baes cotton Boyce Adams-ss
Armsongel empty obs 70 ties roe Rulkey-sundries TO
captain.
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Total liabilities, Siss53,i3 Total Resources, 1855 Is
By comparing the abstract with the returns made
to the Commissioners, Sept T. sio appears that since
that date the circulation has been Increased S69 25
the specie has been reduced sse5s the deposits incu
ding dividends unpaid, have been increased Sls924 Iii
and the loans and discounts have been increased Sl5
sJs 80. .t-.
The New Orleans Bank returns 20 the 9th inst. com
pared with the return Of September s. follows
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BY EXPRESS.
LATEST ELECTION NEW s.

ONO ELEcrIoS.
Last night we received by Express, returns from
fifty eight counties in Ohio. They show an i'm
mense Wing gaia throughout. DIR. Duncan has
been beaten by hundred and sixty two
votes-equal to one hundred and sixty two drinks
ofhard cider. His county, Hamilton, is completely
changed. Cincinnati is all hard cider from the first
to the Seventh Ward We give the Wing MAJORS
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~ ssss.s NJ NS'ry. Me- Hs1son cspt Essrlsn W.
~ Css[ kaE W SAT- a nd as.a,i a,::

"a ssys.s, h. AISS. ia: Aslson, c.Ss fs.,lsa ~.
MIL M w =; ~ is1es; sl ~;
HJ;a.s: Bsr?p Eieht., o Dsa: ArshSi'lSH sGIssr,r
Harnsn, Mrs Ha5Tsn and fHily " Batsy ":
buchanan, Orr T Lsngridgs, Geth, w sone.w Craas
bieiia:on, AnSisr sispesus Bssiey Miss Boil
ton and servant. A Angelo. d Watson. -.
Mr: sSsose MIS- VIM Raaasy' Miss Mary roplin, Mr.;
servant Mrs chipman and servant VIM MiIwsrd, Mrs Nil
ward Capt Arthur Shirley and servant Mrs Shirley and
How ard Mrs Howard Col Gsscogne Thns Young
Mr. Mackay, JOS Wghman Hon Botsford DIR q Cirassef
Capt Kenyo. and servant Rev Strong Chas Power. Mrs
Msndre Rument. Col HOUSTON and Sc ysnt. Wm Johns,
Mrs Hasnek, Mrs Jones Mrs Robins, MIR Hutchinson Mr.
Jones. Mr. Campbell Bos Mr. lorntt Major Ersng
Rev Glen, Fdw Harris David Turnbul, Holt w Bar
ker, q Dayins IL Leech A Van Damme Leopold Bier
with Mr. IIokfhnf Birkle, (isnahi James Dickson
Michael Tomb DIR Deans, Mr. Msore, WIN ssyles Mr. Duck,
worth, James Hall, Hamilton, VIM Appleton aud servant
Appleton, Mr. Trarman, Mr. Brisher AleSr pore Hon.
Gsrston Brush Mr. Smith, Bacon, Edw pslns LIVING
ston, Paddsn MIR Hasluck, HasIuck Mr. Jones Judge
Porter James WATSON Geo Chance Anze John
Day, Miss OiConnor. NJ Thosmih, David Lindsay,
BREMEy-Yark Constifaion-Nessrs Brown, Oiderharsen
Pope, Leonard and sst-r-i in the stsersse.
r S.vaNI.LA-B,ig Neir G,snada-Mr Glenn of Canada
suRiSAM-Schr Cygnet, az Bodon-Thomas TrasS I
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Died.

o., sunday 18th Instant at Woodbridge, ". j. Of nfam-
nation the BRAIN Msy Lorlor, daughter OF Michael
and Mary Leoulon, aged tw enty one months.
Her friends and relatives invited TO tas funeral at
Woodbridge, at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
On Saturday the 18th instin rrrfs ifor yeunges son
LarNis aud Emma Cnlxert agsd eleven weeks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19
General Sessions.

Ia the matter Of William Gregory, at the suit Of
the People, on an indictment for false pretences,
their Honars adjourned the further examination of
witnesses until Monday.
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Oakley.
Oct I7th-In the use against the owners of the
North River steamer Swallow, tried on Friday, the
Jury found verdict for the defendants.
Counsel for plaintiff Mr. Sherwood; for defend
ants, Messrs. +. b. Cut ing and Logan.
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With the return of september 5, are as follows:

The Presidents Of the New Orleans Bank held their
monthly meeting on the 9th inst and discussing the
question of resumption two only the Baak of Louisiana
and the Commercial Bank voteI for immediate resump-
ton The others dependant the movements of the
L 8 Bank and will resume with her in Jan. next
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j. NJ Wheeier, AuctlOnefr. = =
BY j. c. MAITLAND,
Stsrs No. le5 Chatham Syrare.

FURN.TURE-At 10 O'clock, in trent Of Store gene.
raj Of Household Kitchen furniture
Of new and second hand bureaus sidsboaTds eersary
ia bedsteads writing desks, mahogany and
rsekng chairs looking glasses double flint and cut
wine glasses x lamps nante clocks, erockery glass
ware, nc.
BAH families breaking up house keeping and wishing
to dispose OF their goods will be punctuay attended to by
sendng their address the store and goods to
Surchased.
Liberal advances paid all goods the store, aud
cash paid for an goods on the day OF sale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

BY THOMAS BELL.
tnsvss 1ss4 = "A ~ ~ <ssss ssvssfs.l

H0NDAY
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. FANCY AND PLEDGED
AkTICLES-At el o'clock the Sales Rooms truAks Ella
Cothng valuable stock Of Dry Geods, and other
TUESDAY.
Sale Of handsome Furniture Horses Carriages. Harness.
Cows Poultry II o'clock the Bloomins dale road
mile and Opposite the Episcopal Church sr
~ ~ SATURDAYS
FURNITURE-Atll III o'clock, at the Auction Room ex-
nsve and splendid Sale of Elegant Second Hand and New
Furniture, by cat siogue.
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMoN.
Store No 10 East Bvssdray.
Out door sales of Groceries Furniture SC puSctuay at
tended to, and respectfully solicited
FRIDAY, October IS.
PAWNBROKER'S sALE-At 10 O'Clock, at the auction
room, by order OF Levy 4os Grand street large and
liable assortment of pledges which have been
pledged year and upva ards.
THURSDAY, Oct. az
raw NBROKER'S SALE--Atlo O'Clock. at this auction
room, ~ orcer of A Jackson, 81 Cahane street. large
AMI 'snable assortment of pledges which
been deposited year and upwards.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal
500 chairons Liverpool DO Delivered at the market
Tree OF carriage.
Also, loot ooksg Stoves.
SALES OF FURNtTURE.-TAe auctrnesr rsspecthl
~ gives notice that he will
Household Furnitl al the IN
Keeping Liberal cash advances m AIDE on furn urs
semitic the auction store Inventories
the effects Of persons deceased personally Attended TO-
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HOPPING COUGH.

" Il
DR Rogers requests say hath has praeth.d medicine
H. S q, rad, r Y, psG: sss ss,od
so SoaSne.s All Sss distressing eoms.S hs %soo sr
es TeS an, an, 81 NJ e Ts =, good
Ciahsd E.,.aee q HOr,hound Candy asd il 70
Or HardsnSsct has our Candy and
snd an invaluable specific for coughs colds, asthma he
s, ss y s:ss :, ,.ss O. CT
and retail At p-s,os street. Which have proved excel
:s' t; s: Oh q s !. be s ssss
sets. ssoss esssuss rsa .'s'
The undersigned hav. used IL. Clarified Es..ne. Of Hor.
hound Cor cousSs and Hosrs.sss I'D
all thcse Who ergossits an uncertain and huessz,
R,,. Mr. Ayers Pastor ~ Z. church, Hal.ey S,wvs,
E.y. NJ Grim, Pastor c,si.suy, ssursh. BroSsIynLL
Rev NJ Wi,sf,r Pastor Frs.Sy,.rsn church. ssrn.f
Elder Sasy,, Nuisssrry street shas.I,
E., ~ HassT ~ Ne rs e TS9;sy .rs..
ksv sr trs~fJrd, Pastor y chsrshs Forsyth street,
And many my stssfs q Tie Ioasrabs clergy TOO to
snd when ain. moslhs .ses two ,Soa and i..sos.
q . sssssi fss III: iSs i
r1Ssss q 9s 5s ~. e Sfi sI
Ss sas poss o ne
sylor fsas.yi,sais k'fsa, wssSas,ou near csasSS.
Rsmssr ar. not appointed All
S DIVISION street, q Sh5s !, Ss an,d vSos.sl. sd
si,sr' pS.,rsii eli 5. iia,a aSiP' s,.dsa,o
Couo,ry n.rehaiss ~ho apply Tor agency give good
!" 9lo s..s' CO ts,bss,. snpniu.-
nOCTpR YOURsELFs-A little eook entitled the ri 81
con written BY bysician Of years experience
this city minute and particular Instructions for thu
treatment and Of certain prevalent nsmeless dsors
The Of the oedcpe plas that those
hensel without the risk u Price 50
No. . TsI Nss street street. corner Of oela.
lS Fulton street. Of William.
Broadway, Chambers street, nest The Park,
~ Cssai street
SO Bowsry, corner Of walker street
1r creenwicb street
Delancy street corner Of ,edoik.
is chatham street ~ 1rs.-
S,ALE OF HAND sONE 81 RNITURE. HORSE :, c Ar
- RfAGts. HARNESS, CAT TIE. POULTRY. ~, al
xlae at 10 o'clock Tuestsy Oct So the Bleo
,gae road mile above Burnhas and directly opposite
the Episcopal church. the SIX mile will be od
assortment OF gentee household frrure consstisg
ofrch Brussels snd other carpets rose wood and mns
tables ehairs and sofs. bureaus wsrdrohes. looking glasses
French and hpcs bedsteads beds dining and
tabe,, aud the usual variety ofsandsome furniture Of all
descriptions, kitchen utensils, &c.
ks, valuable horsss esrrisge hsrscss, cows pea rT,
sc. Can b. seen early the dsy Of ssle -
oisF THOMAS BELL Aaconser.
Grove wANTED-wantes to parchs.e siarr. Frssklin
y Wood stove, for which fair price vii se paid App1
at 81 LiSsrys I OH
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o. J. PEAsE \ SONS Essence Of Horehorad andy,
s Division street Cor all diseases Of n. lua- leading t.
.~urption. see advertisement OH
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H HERALD MARIN E NE w s

Port Of New York, October 10, 1s4O.
SUN RIsEs. ............s 50 MOON RIsEs......l2 l
SETS. % n HIGH wATEh. ,
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~ alage quantity fyouns healthy Mecsas Birds q Sr
NJ TF F. ii: s. sSSS;HSs'
s.I hsP warranted
:: ;; !: !: !: !: IS i:
ASpi, a. los Ful,sn street ah story ols cod st.
PACkET, SHIP sHAkspEARE for New orIesns-Pas:
y GD s s1 Be- 1n S sa. z. 'sT S
PACKET SHIP ECHO FOR NEW ORLEANs-Cabn
boaR ss :SSs ii By s HS s : viii r o.
which tic,e the ship will sail. eisIt
I tECHEs, LEECHts-iOovo prime smyrna Lesch,s,
oEsY' saf II "a. " 9
TO p and veil Fl %
tmt, Inquire in this store % ca,harne, Of Henry
ks7S PAT Kk1s FOR H4yRk-The superior French
sSTSN sip GusTAvE EDoNARD, captain Ngret, will
ss place Of So IS 9Si'i Sssse "a IL On
ol2 Ton.ine Buildlsg:
-k6& FOR new oaLEAYs-s;guIsr Jacket d. "a
rs Sss ts,t I'lf Trsi
6ssrS haad:cS faTn.Sss apply ca board
81 wharf foot az Stills: co South st
ls !, 81. r. rs: Mi
u y. %s ts s:' orr .s': s e; s9s ss
Also Green House p.a,s an .s.or,%snt OF Bgbo
finest and kinds Of Muberres sf culture Al
low rates.
large discount will be male suit the times ols 81
DARK THsATRE---MR HACKEr TT respectfully in.
forms hs snds and the public that his benel aud an
s be on wednesday nsli, Oct a. whes sneoura
ged by The atty APPRECIATION bestowed of his
persoaao King Lear. he will attempt for the tn,
10 body his aSa conception Of Shsksrear Hamlet Prince
OF Denmark We assured that in his native city
pend upon every reasonable allowance for ssh
mechanical be supplied Only by onger nor,
qGeHt practice in hs loer departments OF the drama than
he has vet had opportunity TO acquire.
Mr. Usks IL proud TO add, That the public
fsvorite Mrs WOOD has, in tho kindsst manner
her very valuable aid performing this for
the 6n lime in our ory the ister, sting part ?f Ophsa
hitrr ths Tragedy, the ivdc,ous scene Of MILITIA min
nTThe Yankee Major, Mr. Haekstt; Hateful Parkin NJ
Niekiasosi the Militia. b. the Awkward sqnsd.
The whole to conclude with The IRIS, oi The
Dol Wildhre. Mr.. Hackett. 90 Box book open
oi-
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- - DR. -GREGoRy's DIURETIC
DfTL IL -tor the speedy and rHecip>l
- - e.re Of certain delicate aissraer Be
les rerfevipc p~rfect two day these Pills
Will WALKING the ing With friends iihsut
,be possibility Of swing offence, beng dseeed rquir
;r any change in diet Price ~ boz for sale
Ns ~ FULTON street. corner Of Geld ct.
100 Fulton street, corner Of William at
~ broadway eofnsr Of CHAMBER Ct 7sst tae Psrh.
~ rsual street.
90 Bowery, esrrer of WALKER sf
a. Greenwich e.. Barclay.
ia Delaney. Of Sunolk strset.
- Chsthsm street. - lm&
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crow wANTED-wantsat to rarchs.s slars, Frsssin
At 81 Liberty sI OH
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PEALE's NEW YORK MreEUM
DE- NATURAL. HISTORY AMI cCIHnCr.

~. $500 NV hONk MUSEUM
OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE.
Broadcss opposite fhs Csty Hall aud PrA
Day ,ntsrs 10 the Museum admitted the same even.
fse IRISH GIANT, Mr. orlascey, IN. largest and beat
proorones an in the United States TO be during the
GRAND CONCERT OF voc AL AND INsrRumEN.
TAI MUSIC given by Nrs Morley the celebrated
o. London Concerts Mr. Beae composer proissso~
Hr, ID. Johnson -
LIVING BOA CONSTRUCTOR SERPENT, fro.
South Aneriea. perfectly gentle.
Owens. - '''
half price oioIms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

Wig gain a5,7s7 IN 6fiy-eight cosnties
One statement that arrived last night, gives Har
rison a majority Of little more than nine thousand,
instead Of seventeen thousand, as our returns ndi-
cate.
Pcnnsylvanta Election.
We have heard from only two additional counties
both democratic, namely.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

% HOOKING BIRDs-Just arrived from IN. South
s lage quaint y efyouns healthy Msckilg Birds for
~ ?7s Pearl street For sale b; JOHN COLYER at
the above place. oie ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-19

EAHIBITION Al NIX. LOCKWOOD'S ROOM.
(4ll Broadway, opposite the Apollo
90 Open every day from toceck in the aernoes uatif
pAGuERREs RixL AID Skw DroRAMAs,
FsoA Pssn)
just brought By ". ~ hsrrsy and Lo~srl
ssesra,sd md sirlred Iserisr Of the CHURCH ST
kTuNNk pu MONT at Prs. representing q MID
VENiCE,cr q FESTIVAL NIGHT Of the CARNIVAL.
po Of these sblezu bring With
asd ssshf ny
os I'm = - N1".
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OF AnEn aG1tttKtNfrvl4ifS roRrEa

A BRAHAM VAN DYKE, late gfzs~cw.ls, Dsl.hks
"A has heirs living about the ctr Of New verh. -
IL IL believed ne has) viii address com ssn Enook
Roberts Of Wilmington. Bel thsy viii hear Of somsthns
" sai i~s ENocH ROBERTS. wilu,pssop, Ds,.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
IFor the Piiot.I
WORDS Us. FACTS.

Brother Laborers! the present party in power
say they are Democrats and the friends of the
people Let us see if they are; let US see if their
professions are proved by their practices and
principles; let us see if the following facts show
it,
Is it Democratic to send to England for car
riages for the President, when own workmen
(who admit of superiority can make better
and cheaper?
Is it Democratic for him to ape the manners of
foreign Kings-have white servants tricled out
in gold and lace covered liveries and other royal
trappings9 IF we are not too proud to wear
homespun and domestics, cannot the servants of
our servant do so too2
Is it Democratic to dine on gold and silver,
when the Father of his Country, like we our
selves, found earthen vessels good enough9-
These are small but are they not indicative Of
greater things? Is it Democratic for him who
should be our protector and parent, to advocate
the reduction Of our wages; the fruits of our
toll which, heaven knows, are quite small enough
for us and our little ones Is it Democratic to
set up for us to go by the practices of degraded
Europe; is it not insult to us to propose to
put an equal with the miserable and
ground-down slaves of despotism, to reduce the
price of labor to the standard of their paltry
pittances9 Is it Democratic for us to pay lazy
clerk 1000 dollars year to work d hours a-day
and sleep the rest on rich ottomans, while we
have to labor from sun to sun for about 400 dol
lars? Is itDemocratic for us to be told by those
from whom seek redress, e'that we expect too
much-that we must help ourselves?
Is it Democratic for the Presidents favorites
to steal millions with IMMUNITY, when, if we
would take a loaf to feed starving family,
we would be hunted throughout the land'
Is it Democratic to have one kind of money for
the government and one for the peopleo or for
the President to have both the purse and the
sword2
Is 1t Democratic to advocate an immense
standing army' or to turn man out of office for
expressing his opinions2
Is it Democratic for us to have an odious mea-
sure forced upon us against our wishes, and
when refuse it, to be told that in spite of our
lamentations it was and should be? Is not Mar
tin Van Buren, the pink of Democracy, and are
not his host of satellites so we'll washed in the
cold expressed, double-distilled, compound ex-
tract of pure Demo crazy, that they are actually
new genus of Democrats called GTa6-alls)
and entirely different from an
Old Democrat IF the Eighth Wdrd-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
our obedient servants,
WILLIAM r. KING,
CLEMENT C. CLAY,
REUBEN CHAPMAN,
DAVID HUBBARD,
DIXON II. LEWIS.
M IL 1S10
WASHINGTON, May IA,

When the communication of our correspondent
81" was submitted to US, we hesitated to insert
it, because we Were unwilling, by doing so, toin-
crease the excitement against Mr.. Lucas, for the
motion so indiscreetly submitted in the Council
but we were told that Mr.. L. is to be the candi-
date of his party for Mayor, and that many be-
ieve that the motion was made for the purpose
of exhibiting extra party zeal. This induced us
to insert the article. A friend has called on us
to say that the comment on the proceeding has
done MIR. Lucas great injury in his business; that
many of his customers have CEASED to deal with
him, and that he believes that the motion was
made in Jest; that no one is more earnestly OPP
posed to violence than Mr. Lucas, who has at
all times used salutary influence to restrain i'll
feeling and illiberal remarks in his own party.
Under these circumstances, it gives us pleasure
to express a hope that Mr.. Lucas's explanation,
made through his friends, viii be accepted, and
that from henceforth he will be treated by all
good democrats, as if the resolution in question,
never had been offered.
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SECRET CIRCULAR.

SIR:-With view TO eounteract the unpar-
alleled exertions Of our opponents, we respectful
ly suggest, through you, tothe Republican party
OF your county, the following means of organiz-
ing the party and disseminating among the ueo-
pie of every county in the State, political insor-
nation as to the principles of thetwo parties and
the issues which are involvedin the approaching
Presidential election.
1st. A call Of the Republican party in each
county, should be made at as earlya day as a ge-
neral attendance be had, to nominate She
strongest candidates for the offices to be flied by
the August election, where candidates are not
yet in the field
the strongest men in every part of the county
should be appointed, to be called the Republican
County Committee.
Sd. This Committee should select three or
five of their number, near the Court House or
some central point, to be called the Central Re
publican Committee, whose daty it should be to
fix the place and call meetings of the party for
the purpose Of discussion, select the individuals
who are to address the party, and propose, when
they think proper public discussions, challenging
their opponents to meet for that purpose Then
should also COLLECT FUNDS from the mem
bers oftte party for the purpose Of disseminating
political information in newspapers, books, OF
pamphlets, report to some republican newspaper
their proceedings at the time of the organization
setting forth the names ofthe several committees
correspond with similar committees in other
counties, and with some one of the undersigned
giving from time to time the results Of their or.
ganization and should, at least once fortnight
have complete report from every part of the
county, through the County Committee, Of the
prospects of the Republican ticket.
4th 1t should be the duty of the County Com
mittee to report from their respective neighbor-
hoods to the Central Committee as often as re-
CURED use their exertions to procure full at
tendance at the meetings of the party dissemin
ate such information as may be procured by the
County Committee, and report what sort of in.
formation is most required in their respective
neighborhoods. In short, they should use all fan
and honorable means to procure the success of the
Republican ticket, and do whatever can properly
be done to aid the good cause Of republican prin
ciples throughout their country. Among othel
things, they should report the names of such per
sons in their ncighborhood, as would read witt
interest, such political information as we nigh
send to them, designating their appropriate pos
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-21
FOR THE PILOT.
AMOS KENDALL AND THE WHOLE
WORLD.

| Mr.. Editor:-The late Post Master Gene
raj has published an address to the public,
in which he says he wishes the ''achole qcOrLd'
to understand he does not retire from any
dissatisfaction with the President or his ad
ministratio1. And again he states, if he
supposed his "retiracy" would endanger the
success of the administration he would hold
on ill death. It is astonishing how the pro-
minent parts Of his character shew them
selves in his every act Let his communal
cation to the Senate, and his G5sobedience to
the requistion of Congress, bear witness.
Ofici insolense- could not disregard tire
mandamus of the Supreme Court. Thank
Heaven! that Sheet anchor is left'to the 9th
erwise almost silipwrecked Constitution.
Amos is full of vanity, and selfeonceit He.
is very little man. How far he is
possessed of the truly enrolling attribute of
our nature, shall moi discuss Let his Off
cial acts speak for him. From that evidence
poslerity will judge; If, indeed, posterity shall
ever expend thought about him He wish
es the"WHOLE WORLD to know his rea-
sons. And, pray, what does the whole world
care d8Oul MIN OF BIS reasons! DID he SEND
circulars to the Patagoneans, the Hotentots,
the Celestial Empire" and allathe Islands of
the sea, before he rstired2 Iamalmost incli-
ned 20 believe he sses the administration must
go down; and wishes an opportunity to init
mate hereafter, that his retiring ruined it:
he being't Alias on which it rested
This most ridiculous vanity of Amos Ct
almost fear that, ike the frog; he will swels
unta bursts,) reminds me Of an anecdote.
An Englishman visited the petty King of
some African tribe. He found him seated
under tree, eaing-fed by servant with a
spoon on one side; the olEer side occupied
by servant With napkin. He did not con-
descend to notice the stranger until he had
finished his meal. Then, learning he was
an Englishnan-he asked, in great pomp,
''Pray sir what do they think of me in Lon
DOM" This little anecdote often occurs TO
me in passing through the world. Amos win
yet learn that the 'srhOle wOrld think as
little of him or his reasons as it does of the
King of a petty African tribe. u.