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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
From the Baltimore American.

Three mails from New Orleans were received yos-
terday.
MExlco.-Vera Cruz papers to the Goth ult. have
been received at New Orleans by the brig Kenhawa.
She had $2l 900 in specie. The revolution in the city
Of Mexico appears to be end so far as the mill
tary concerned. The Central Government, how
ever, was agnn claiming to itself despotic powers.
The New Orleans Bee has the following letter under
date Of.
desolation the whole level in front of the town is
gone; my newspaper office has taken trip down the
river in company with several other buildings and
have only time TO save the materials Of the printing
establishment I am completely exhausted with
fatigue, and beg Of you to excuse my not giving
more ample details Of this public calamity. / can
merely add in few words, that more than eight ar
pcn,s front BY an average depth of about 300 feet,
has been swept away, and it is my opinion that it
will not atop there, for every thing to indicate
that the ground will continue to slide off for several
days TO come
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The question is now asked, whether we can
afford to take New Hampshire. We have heard
many object-and not without some reason
But when we come to take a sober second
thought" about it, we have pretty much made up
our minds to admit the Granite State into the
great wing family of the Union. The wing
party in this State have fought the battle noby
and at the last contested election, were defeated
by only three thousand and what's loco focc
majority Of three thousand, in these times =
Upon the whole, we must admit N. Hampshire
if it's only to accommodate Jim Wilson.
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corY.]
Post Office Department, Contract Office. !


Sin-Sincc issuing the orders of the 9Th, 18th,
and Goth Aug, indicating determination Of the De-
PARTNER, enforce the legal restriction upon the con-
veyance newspapers by contractors their agents
over pos, routes out ofthe mail information has been
received that the papers usually sent in that way
would not If the restrictions enforce be carried
in the mail to contribute to the revenues of the
Department: And perceving also that those whose
interests affected by the enforcement of this
prohibition profess to entertain doubts in regard to
the construction given TO the the law and that very
general public sentiment prevails that this restriction
has by change in the modes and facilities of convey
ing newspapers become lnexpeden, if not UNJUST
the Postmaster General, on review of the question,
has come to the conclusion to suspend for the pre-.
.ent adopting the measures indicated by the said or
dcrs for the enforcement of the restriction with the
view of aiiordng an opportunity, after the public mind
has been called to the question, for Congress to con-
slider the subject, and to adopt such further egis-
lation in relation to it they may think the pres
ent condition and interests Of the country may de-
mund
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant
(sgnedD s. r. HoBBIE,
FIRST Assistant P. NJ. General
N GREENE, ESQ. p. NJ Boston.
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Kent's majority, 433


Net Wing gain. 1912
The whole vote of the State is over 10000
The Portland Advertiser states that but few scat
tering votes have been gven-only ten heard from 30
far.
From the Portland Advertiser of Saturday Evening
THE CONCLUSION THE WHOLE MATTER.
There can be in the mind of our opponents no rea
sonabc doubt OF the defeat of JoHN FAIRFIELD the
election Of EDWARD KENT by the People Of Maine.
Mr. Kents vote will not only exceed the vote of
Mr. Fairfield but the scattering returns, and nothing
short of defeat of the will the People, expressed
through the Ballot Box can make the result doubt
full one. Our opponents may try to keep back the ap
pang truth, but is nevertheless true and the official
canvass will make good all that we have said
From the Bangor Wing of Friday,
THE REPORT OF THE STATE OF MAINE !
THE GOVERNOR ELECTED!! A GAIN OF
TWO If NOT THREE MEMBERS OF CON-
GRESS!!! A MAJORITY OF THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.!
1t gives us great pleasure to announce that Ed
WARD KENT will be the next Governor Of Maine,
tina, there is gain OF two and probably three members
Of Congress, and both branches of the Legislature.
An effort was made this morning to cheer the spirits Of
the ofce-hoders by certain letters from Augusta bu,
conjecture and surmiscs are not satisfactory for fig
Wres wont lie.
The Senate will stand Is Wings to Locofocos
The House consists of ls6 members. So far as has
boon heard IL st,n ds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

Some say that this letter was written by MI. Van
Tds s Soy SU 5
II we make point never to believe more than half
we hears it s prudent to believe halfa least, when II
is confirmed by thesuggestion that what every body
there is letter Of this tenor in town-a letter from
distinguished finctonary at the scat of Government
to an official in this great commercial metropolis
"An eminent Loeofoco assures US that a letter has
been written as Set forth in the PREMISES but not
precisely of the character which have given to IT,
the contents Of the letter were originally divugcd ne
says, by an act of rascay, which he qualities with
an cpithct that we cannot venture to repeat. How
this may be we know Motive can only vouch for the
general currency Of the report and can only say that
if Mr.. Van Buren, has not written such letter, 1t is
high time he should. Not that Loco Focolsm propo-
to venture much money upon the election as il has
fought shy Of betting for at least weeks: But as a
mere act justice to the deluded individuals whom
Croswcll is dccoyng into the loss Of their money by
Buren, the Presden, forthwith e e, his friends
know that he considers the game up and is making
preparations for Knderhook.-Ths would be fair and
upright. Asits, men are found who will bet perhaps
$50 in favor Of Van Buren, to 800 against him-very
fair odds perhaps six weeks ago but ruinous in these
times Now it is quite time for Mr.. Van Buren, to
res, these improvident spccuations' of his friends
| and we think that committee from Tan,many Hall
should wait upon his correspondent and request copy
Of his letter for the press"
Now, we are enabled to state, on the authority Of
| a respectable Democratic Wing, who has both seen
and read his letter, precisely what its purport H. and
tho circumstances under which BECAME disclosed to
the community. ii appears that lithographc artist
Of this city was sometime since at Washington, en-.
deavorng to raise subscriptions for print exhibiting
portraits OF PRESIDENT VAN BuREs and RICHARD NJ
JoHNsoN IN JuSta-posltion, together with various sur
rounding aeveesahd inscriptions of6oh oil these Gus
tingushcd functonaries. He succeeded in collecting
about Two hundred dollars OF which Mr.. Van buren
hlmsef contributed about twenty-five dollars. Hs
favored with letters from some Of the friend;
OF INC aoninstratlon al washington 10 ihiiucntia
n''noe,s OF the party IN Now i0rk, recommending tha
MS 1hdaole and useui undertaking should be encou
RACED ana rewarded IN due time the PRINT was accor
dngy Drought out and now IS to he seen IN many Oh
inc loco loco taVerns ana ru'n-hoies Oh tn'S eity
rah,ne however, - reserve thn' remuneration from
the locolocO politlclnS winch he mad been induced
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
MAJOR EATON OUT FOR HARRISON

Major John II. Eaton, the adopted son of
Gen. Jackson, and the first Secretary..of War
under his administration, has already made
two speeches against Van Buren, and in favor
of Harrison; one at Union.own,, Pa. and the
other at Wheeling, Va. The Wheeling Times
gives the following sketch Of his speech Mt IN
lontown:
A friend in writing from Fayete county Pa, in
iorms US that Gen. John Fl. Eaton the BographeI
oi Jackson, and ex-mlnster to Spain, delivered
very able speech on the 10Th inst. in Unontown &c
| the Wings in which he denounced, in the strongest
terms the lmpolltic measures of the present admin
israton. He bore the most decided testimony Il
the republican principles and bravery of Gen Har
rson, and in the peroration of his eloquent address
| avowed his determination to support him hearth,
| and zeaousy in the ensuing contest. The write
| adds ,--"Some of the remarks of General Eatol
confirm me in an opinion long entertained and fre
quenty expressed that Martin Van Buren, has eve
been the most inveterato enemy of General Jack
son.
And, also, the following notice of his speech a
Wheeling.
city ON Saturday last, and in compliance with al
earnest request addressed the citizens at the City Hal
IN the evening Although there was no previous no
w" sv'u> ms Hall S~s osvs,lsd hnn end 70 end an
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH QUEEN.

The British Queen Lieut.. Roberts, at New York at
midnight on Wednesday. She sailed from London
on the LIST. The editor Of the Courier and Enquirer
and Democratic Press have dates from that city to
to her day of sailing and from Liverpool to ult
The news is important There is now every pros
pect Of a war. Mehenet Ali has positively refused TO
comply with the request of the four powers All over
France and England there is the utmost activity in
preparing the army aud navy for war.
The money market was heavy, with downwoId
tendency.
Consals lei. off on the evening Of the 3lst at 90!
This is a small decline.
Cotton in Liverpool is selling largely at moderate
but steady prices say for Upland from Sd to Cd for
Mobile from Cd to 3D. and for New Orleans, Sd TO ID
Manufactures are very dull.
The harvest will be very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood, the singer, and an Italian ope-
ra troupe have arrived Lord Falkland Governor
General of Nova Scotia is in the Britannia steam shiJ
| for Halifax. The British Queen was seized fol
| Smuggling tobacco The ship was released on secu
riy being given to pay such fines as may he levied
The Queen appointed the Right Hon. Chas. Baror
Sydenham, TO be Governor Of the Province of Cannd,
rms re-appolntment to the Governorshp of Canadi
is necessary in consequence of Mr.. Poulett Thomson
being raised to the peerage,l
! NEWS FROM CHINA. E''' =
| The Hndoo Manson, arrived at Liverpool from
Cacnttai spoke, the 22d July, the Alden, from Chi
ma. The Alden left Macao on the 27th Of April, II
days subseF,nt To DE 1hse NJ sbs sdvees trrlght 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

ORIGINALITY OF VAN BrnES.-Mr Van Buren, is GER
tany one of the greatest Of inventive geniuses He
works by means altogether orignal-expects to gain
desirable ends by means peculiarly his own.
He intends to create metallic currency by issuing
Treasury notes Tosecurc the public money,by tempt
ing oficeholders to away with it. To better the
condition cf the people by destroying their credit To
the rights Of the People by gyng to the pes
improve the condition Of the poor man. by adding val
ne to tho wealth Of the rich,To cover the country
with blessings and benefits by reducing the wages Of
dent by slanderng men, who were rskine life and
limbs in defence Of their country, while he was fat.
tening ON the spOils Of office - Eroridtnct paper
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
From the ". Y. Democratic Press.
THE MY STERIOITS I ETTER

A runor has prevailed in the political circles of this
city for wock past thNt NJ, VAN RunEs has written
letter 10 Mr.. Jesse Hoyt the Collector of this port
containing passage in which he Inns intimated his
personal conviction that he will not be Reelected n
the Presidency at the approaching election The fol-
lowing paragraph upon this subject appeared in III,
Courier and Enquirer. "
"a kunoR-TRuE on FALsE.-A IErrER--A stor,
81 his MaJesty's Customs has received a letter from
WASHINGTON, intended to dssuads Locofocoisrn from
nSkmy ~ money IN bets on the approaching Presi
eSso"' e're''oa and 10 stics giving 40 the confess
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

GIVE us Your HASp--Wc can almost reach across
the Atlantic, not physically yet in spirit or thought
since Atlantic Steamers came into operaon Who
half century since certainly not Dr. Lartlner, would
have vennred to predict that in the year 1870 pass
age would be made from Halifax to Liverpool in nine
days and a half Yet 80 il is, and it was performed
by tho Steam Ship Britannia, Capt. Woodruff. Her
Passage out here was made in l2' days-her passage
home in nine and hall. She left Boston on the lst
and Halifax on the 4th ult. taking out 66 passengers
At about noon on Friday the l4ih she was telegraph
ed a. being of Holyhead-at o'clock in the evening
she entered the Victoria up which she steamed in cal
liant style and thus comps'ed the most extraordinary
voyage on record.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

Hon. CHARLES MAYOR declines q nomina.
ton for reelection to Congress. Morton Nc.
Michael, one Of the Editors of the Saturday
Courier, has been nominated.
Hon. AARON VANpERPoEL, of New York, de.
clncs nomination for reelection to Congress.
We trust he will not discontinue his missionary
efforts. lie has done us vast deal Of good in
Vermont. Nothing like Loco Foco lecturer to
bring out Whip maoritics
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
GEORGIA..

The election for State officers takes place in
this State on the 9th Oct. The canvass is car
red on with great spirit, and confident hopes are
expressed by both parties. a charter election
was held in Savannah on the 9TH inst. The
average locotoco majority is 81. In 1888, (there
was no contest in 1880 the loco foco majority
was l39. Savannah is the strong hold Of Van
Burenism in Georgia. Let the other parts of
the state do but half as WELL and she goes for
Harrison. "She comes late, but come she WILL"
was the motto that her sons bore with them to
Bunker Hill. Let the promise be redeemed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

STATE OF PARTIES IN OHIo.-The editor of
the Wheeling Times says that, having lately
had occasion to travel through the counties OF
Harrison, Tuscarawas, Stark, Wayne, Carroll,
Jefferson, in Ohio, he took occasion to sound the
battle cry Of "Hurra for Harrison :" to every
man he met or overlook, with team or at work.
Seven hundred and sixty-two persons of the
number thus addressed, promptly responded, and
but forty three opposed the sentiments!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
TALLY,

The glorious result in Maine enables us to
make another entry in our Presidential account
book. Since the nomination of Gen. Harrison.
twelve Of the twenty-six States have held their
elections. Comparing the votes now given,
with those of 1886, we have the subjoincd graf.
flying exhibit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
OHIO AGAINST THE WORLD

The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th inst. contains
An account Of Convention Of one hundred thousand
Harrison spoke for about nm hour in his most inter
esng manner, and was heard distinctly at the dis
lance Of four hundred feet from the stand. He was
frequently interrupted y loud and long paudits, and
and touched, BY his frankncss and simplicity, chord
in thousands of bosoms that will thrill for life with
the recollection Of the day and the occasion. Coils
Christie and Chambers, both Of whom were at For
siixl over this immense meeting Wig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

1t will be seen therefore that while Old Tip
has lost none OF the above States which voted
for him in 1896, he has stormed no less than sic
OF the enemy's strong holds, viz Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Virginia, Louisiana. Maine and
North Carolina. And out Of one hundred and
nNeteer elcctoral votes whore in 1893 he had
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

but thirty.one, he is now pretty sure Of NINETY.
SIX! And yet the Argus would have US believe
that there are mo changes"-and that Mr..
Van Buren's recollection is beyond doubt -
AID. Doiiy ADJ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

DisrRSssIsd OccURRENcE-FInE AND Loss OF
LrrEIt reported that the dwelling house of Dyer
Babbitt of Castlcon, burnt, last Thursday night
and that four Of his children perishei-two sons and
two daugh,crs-agcd Ia, IL, 10, and g. The bereaved
father had left his family, but day two previously
for the west.-Brandon Telegraph.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
Q$SaI[l,satouD
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER rs, 1870
NJ AIN E REDE E NJ E D.
A WING GOVERNOR!
A WING SENATE:
FIVE WING CONGRESSMEN!!

~ W AAAN
We have the high qualification Of announc-
ing to our readers today the glorious news Of the
political regeneration Of Maine! The border
State may no longer be numbered among the
troops Of the office holders. The "Whg Ball.
stopped not on the Green Mountains. Ithas roll
ed on into the very strong hold Of the admins
traton, and thus completed its triumphal course
from one extremity of the Union to the other.
A more splendid political victory was never
achieved.-Last year the Van Buren, candidate
for Governor was elected by a majority Of be-
tween sir and seren Thousand -screnteen Van Blu
rem men and eight Wings were elected Senators,
and Of the Representatives returned, one hun
dred and t,centy three we're Van Buren, men, and
only sirty-three Wings. We are now represen-
ted in the U. S. House of Representatives by
six V. Ii. men and two wings. The CHANGE IS
INDEED GREAT-THE REVOLUTION GLORIOUS
Maine is a HARRISON STATE. Hundreds if
not thousands, who voted for the administration
ticket for State officers last Monday, will vote
for Harrison Electors in November.
This decisive and unexpected success is cause
Of heartfelt CALCULATIONS to the Wings Of Maine
they may we'll congratulate themselves, one
another, the State and the Country, upon result
80 auspcioua.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
htlIIItUuIIk OHZtttt OF >
Postscript.

THE WINDING UP.-ALL RIGHT! NO MIS-
TAKE!
The mail of last night brought US the entire county
of Aroostook and settles the question about the cleo
ton of EDWARD KENT. The Locofocos have
died rather hard bu. do not well see how they can
live any longer. 1t is gone for John Fairfield
beyond the power of resurrection.
We have now the whole State with the exception
Of three or four plantations, which do not throw 100
votes and the following is the result
For Edward Kent, 45353
For John Fairfield, 4i,925
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

Our Bangor correspondent writes us that Noyes is
no doubt chosen in Hancock and Washington
Mr.. Aliens majority over Sir Hannibal Hamin,
in Pcnobscot il 5O7. Allen 7505--Hamlin 699s.-
The Whig gain in this district since 1885 10 1892
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
ron EsIp E n !

ron ELRcroRs
HON. EZRA MECH. "'"s''
LIST dist. WILLIAM HENRY,
I'd dist. JOHN CONANT,
81 dist. ABNER b. w. TENNEY,
4th dist WILLIAM p. BRIGGS,
9Th dist. JOSEPH REED,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
The Senate will stand Is Wings to Locofocos
The House consists of ls6 members. So far as ha

The Wings have already heard of the election of a
majority. The districts in which no choice has been
effected will return eight or ten Wings. When the
vacancies are filed the Wing majority in the House
will range from Is to 20.
The U. s. SENATOR WILL THEREFORE, pE
VINO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25
0UB PRBS

One presidential tcrm-an economical adininis-
tration-a sound currcncy--a protecting tariff
low salarics-and fun prices for labor,
aud the rOlucts Oflabor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-09-25

We noticed, on Saturday. the great Wing Con
vention Of the Miami Valley, held at Dayton (no
Cincinnati, as was stately on the 10th Of Sep
TENDER The Cincinnati Gazette gives the fol
lowing account Of the speeches of Gen. Harrison
and the other spcakcrs
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-10-20

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