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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-14
Influence Of War On Domestic Life.

Among the distinguished men who fell
victims in the war of the Americon Rcvo-
luton was Col. Isaac Hayne of South Ca
rolina; a man who, by his amiabiity Of
character and high sentiments OF honor
and uprightness, had secured the good
will and affection of all who knew him.
He had wife and six small children, the
eldest boy, thirteen years Of age. His
wife, to whom he was tenderly attached,
fell victim to disease F.; an event, hasten
cd not improbably by the inconveniences
and sullerings incident to a state of war,
in which the whole family largely parti-
clpated. Colonel Hayne himself was ta-
ken prisoner by the English forces, and
IN short TIME was executed on the gal
lows under circumstances calculated to
excite the deepest commisseration. A
number of persons, both Englishmcn and
Americans, interceded for his life the la
dies of Charleston signed a petition in his
behalf; his motherless children were pre-
sentcl on their Bonded knees as humble
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-14
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE r. WEAVER g. JOHN HISE,
Canal Street, nearly opposite the Mansion House.
TERMS:

Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, if paid in
advance; Three dollars if not paid before the exp;-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each sub
sequent insertion. A Liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
All communications, to ensure attention, must
be post paid.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

A Coon THoUcHT whole secret
in choosing well in matrimony may DO
taught in three words-G rplore the ckarac-
ter. A violent Iove-fit II The result of igno-
rance-for there i not a daughter Of Eve
that has merit enough to justify romantic
love, though thocss Ids may Inspire that
gentle esteem which is infinitely BETTER A
woman-worshipper and a woman-hatcr both
derive their mistakes from an ignorance
ofthe female world-for if the characters
of women were fairly understood, they
would be foand too good to be hated, yet
not good enough 10 be idoIized.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06
The following may well apply to those

The following may well apply to those
contemplate scribblers who, destitute Of
character and beneath notice themselves,
seek to ebtain temporary nototiety BY pre-
voking the resentment and assaultinQ the
reputation Of such as are far above theiiir'
'yeach. $ Z.
s 4 skunk once challenged I Lios tosinele
eoubat. Tho Lion declined st !. aIIowf'
I'D the Skunk, sare you afraid sYes! g
replied tho Lion, syou would only eaid fame
- eying hsd the honoyt % feht WitlI ! II
ri while every ono who met me - nEo1{h
4 cone wo0@ know Dist had beep ii con.
pany with Skunk. {
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

An officer of the u. States Navy writes
from Madeira, June, 5sb, that not more than
10000 ofihe 10000 pipes Of wine produ-,
ced there annually, are sent tothis country.
As SO, 900 pipes Of Mad ara wine ore sod in
the U. States 10000 must be manufactured.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

= RxHARKABLE.-A citizen Of our town
informed us that few evenings since he
drank pretty freely of some tea made Of
the morus multicauIis leaves, Just before
retiring for the night, and when he awoks
in the morning, he found beautiful net
silk cap on his head, having been manufac-
tured during the night from tic tea he drank
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

The East lndla Company have nearly
completed three steam vessels, Of 500 tons
each, for the protection Of their commerce
in the China seas against pirates. =
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

EXTRACT FROM HALL's LIFE OF HARRI-
soN.-The following is extracted from life
of Harrison, written by Judge Hall, Of Gin
cinnati, who is a member of the modern
Democratic party. and his evidence there
fore, entitled to the credence of the Loco
Focos. It is found on page gel.
"Harrison was among those who went to
the frontier in its days Of peril. He shared
the tolls, the prlvations, and the anxieties
of the hardy pioneers that conqurcd that fair
land. He led them to battle against their
foes, and was triumphant He represented
their interests on the floor Of Congress, and
was not less successful. Appointed their
Governor, he won their confidence and love,
by his humane conduct, his conciiatory man.
ners, and the unwearied industry with which
he discharged the duties Of his office.
ain every situation they have found him
the same. When high in civil office, he
never forgot his responsibility to the people,
nor abused the great powers with which he
was entrusted. When placed at the head
of the army, he was neither violent nor arr
bitrary. He never rashly exposed the lives
of his men in battle, for the selfish purpose
of winning Iaurels to deck his own brow
Henever crushed others, that he might stride
into power himself. He never set aside the
laws OF his country, nor insulted the majesty
of the people in the persons Of their officers.
He was brave soldier, without being VIZ
client man; an accomplished loader, without
inordinate ambition; conqueror, without
forgetting the preccpts ofJustice and Mercy.
s.Such man deserves tho confidence Of
the people. Mere politicians may hesitate,
because he owes them nothing. Party lead
ers may stand aloof, because he is not enlist.
ed undelRny Of their banners. He i che
candidate nf the people, chosen BY them:
selves, frou< their own ranks, and indebted
to none but dem for support. They know
him to Be an able civilian. and an honest
man. From all HE high civil trusts, be has
carried no spoils into tivato life. Alter q
long life, spent ia. the ptbli6 enrvice, he Is
livinRupon the fruits Of his daily industry
- plain, unassuining man, beloved and 70
spected BY all who knew the eoodpess q hi
heart, and soundness Of h;s head, and The
sterling integrity Of his ccnduct.n
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

v,ns dvo~ns inove al,an th5 -
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

CIV. HARRIsor-By way of commenta-
ry upon the defamation heaped upon Gen
Harrison by the Globe, and re-echoed by the
Enquirer and the Tory messing here last
week, we beg to re-publish the following
brief notice Of Gen. H. by the Vice Presi-
dentoft the United States, Col. RsN. John
SOM Richmond Wig.
Col. Johnson said, Tin Congress,)
eWho is Gen. Harrison: The son Of one
Of the signers Of the declaration Of Indepen1-
ence, who spent the greater part of his large
fortune in redeeming the pledge he then
gave, Of his fortune, life and sacred honor,
to secure the liberties Of his country.
<Of the career of Gen. Harrison need
noeepeak-the history of the west Is his his
yory. forforty years he has been identifi-
ed with It's interesas, its perils, and its hopes,
Universally beloved d 1ko Wslksof psece,
and distinguished By his ability ID she coun-
ellis Of his country, he has been yet moro IL
lustriously distinguished in the field.
During the war, he was longer ii active
service than any other general officer; he
was, perhaps, oftener in action than any one
Of them, and never sustained i Defeat,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

Mr.. ii. A. Garland, has Just been duly
sworn BY the Speaker. The present Ser
geant al Arms, Mr.. Dorsey, is here running
against Dr. VIM. Jones-the former will
be reelected.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-01-06

st1tutIOn which allowed state represents
ton, and especially BY an apportionmens
law Of Congress, that gave New Jersey six
members Of Congress-. He repudiated the
tie vote of the inorganic body, as be called
the ames4ing Of Members prior to the
choice Of Speaker. BY an act Of God !,
said Mr. Adams, we were deprived Of one
member from Massachusetts; Of the pres
ence Of another, from Nax York; and Of
another, confinded 70 hin Use by severe
indisposion. But no act d God, said Mr..
Adams, has deprived New jersey Of her re-
presentations She i here, with five mem-
beFs Of her body, and you cannot deprive her
| Of her representation, without violating the
constitution. =
Mr.. Adams commended that the House had
no power 10 act, a. the members had acted
as members il the organic body. Such %
net he conaeuded, was equivalent to On ex.
pnlsioa, and twofbirds of ~ uernbess were
necessary TODD HAT. The unemters who
came, Mr. Adams copfondod, wore here 81
the highest doculncntnyy eyi3enca which
could he gives TIL q ~ broed seal .of :
State. There ~ a. virtue ID The seal it,
sell, Nj. Adam. 4 n>nfI hdt there W.
great virtue II ~ recofd nd5A which lie
Image - Placed. GenfI Smen were prone
u ridlc0le 1ncla a. nn(rumGnf, hult Il ~
lrecognized ~ all civiI " I|kt ], ~ a.
emblem q e1tborify tsflx y r Z
another. NH Aiidns q 8 + ~
severity, - co6dect n NJ ~ y ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24
Oefentltebe 9laclrtC6f.
Su Der Court BON Common pleaS bon 3cha
@auutY, DecembersGermiL 1889, 81, 2l.
Sur writ Of Partition.
91euben S6moperr
vs.

Dauiel Suub, Spbn 6unt, Sac. 8. Stunt,
Sofepb &unB, Danel &iroB NIB 9dttarii1a,
oelIeu Srau, COauiel Sd3n,oper, Sacpb Srcrs
Ter unb WlarO 9lun, be6en Srau, Samuel
Sd,mpDer, SobnS Sd)mcper, ,8iIam. SdlmcDer,
Oenrib SdmpDer, @meltne StmcOer, slns
ma WariaSd SdmcDer, @melne ShmcDer, Ca
rah 9Imelia SdlmcDer, @ltlabeth S6mcyer
uut Benjamin SdmrDer), @harles SteparO
unb Sarab, feline Srau, 9Giuiam DtpIer,
uno SuIanna, fPtne SrauL Slnn Sultara
SdmpDrr, Sarab SdmoYer, Sonatb. 8rets
Mig nnb @lt1abetb feline Srau, get. Sdmoys
CT, 9Baiam SdlmpDcr, Sams6 Sd)meyer,
cSacpb Sfnnb uno Speter SfnlcDer.
Scffentiibe 9iadDriebt ipiro biermit 3e0es
ben, baB III Spl9e etne8 ScfcblS oon Der
Court bon Common pIea6 Don Qcda @auus
to in Der cbi8en Sadle, hatirt oen 4ten Gag
WidO, u. Q. 1910, rnb an mid 9cridtet ais
NCdpS SGeuff bon 3etlja @auntD, fol- anf Of
fentlitter 8eritei9erung perduBcrt perpeu,
Hrnuerita96, ben 20iten Gag 9mauit, g. ..
1910 auf ocm Gjnnbitiltfe lelbF, Iie9enb gum
3heil i'll GOiphill SaunIhip, nno thCiis IN V.
9Sbeitbaa 3duuithip, IN Hed'a &auntp, sipsi
ancindnbcrItegenbe @ruueililctr, 9Erhntau5
uub Srid ober Stild 1aao, ncblt 3nbebGr,
enthalscn Sufammen StpelhuneCrt uno SwGf
2Ifer unb breiei9 MutbelL uno 3ugate bon
feds prpSent oitpeeao all &dnSerein non
leetb II W2id,acl StprbD, Widagl Geitert IL.
lsbtbtu 9Neter Sud,tel unb anoere; ala baIs
felbe 8runbi1iid, qemeieft III pbi9em QSrit !;
oee9Ieitcn ciu 0rGeerer Srid,, orn eiutunf
bert uno j,pei uno lehS;i9 9tder, unb etuhuus
g-va> Der 9tuihen. Narauf behneet Id,
fs:!.G4 eiu s,pciitUdigt SrdmhauS, uno Gin
iiii s2 cinit6di9t @lrdbauS, cine Shmeis
$50 5erfd,euer uro cine flrne SCbeuer
unb Sprtn9baus, cin Sbit9arten nit uhnaes
fihr ciiihuntrrt 8dumst ppapii4 2lfer Inb
SoclSIano uno cku9efdbr fnnf 2fer Nieisns
Lamb Der 9tct Yfu9lauo, nit einem qrrls
fen gadcrtrchm Der rurh ealirlbe Iduft !;
her fletnerc Strid) enthilt ueuu unb Dier,ie
slfcr unc ncunii9 9iuthen, wrrunIer pier;ig
9Ider ScclSlallo nno oer 0iet piu5s une QBtf.
ienIanb it.
Der gCrfauf fpir6 8Crmittaq6 I'm II llkr
al rrfoatem Gage anfanqen, nm msIrhs 3eit
bic ScetllDuu9Cn ic0rn bPfannt 9rmarbt per'
ben, BON
s. ., Nieeter S6erif.
SuiD lO. n1-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24
SaM9att9 13.]
9 c D IN 9it II q c II.

Die1e 3cituuo ,pirb jeben Mittwcd auf
einem 9rcecn Supers0fcYal Scsen, init 9anS
neuen Sdriften, berauS9c9eben.
Der Sublrrptipnssg greis 1T in G Gbaler
bcs cSabtS, in 8orauS beSa blnng. :
Sm Sail ptes nidt sefd,iebt 70 rperben ein
Gbaler uns finf unb srpansi9 @ents an9eS
lehnet.
&ein SubItribeut rpirb fur rpent9cr als 6
Wpnate an9eucmmeu, uuo feiuer taun Die
3eitun9 auf9eben, bis ale Nildftdnee earauf
abbesablt imo.
8efanntmadunseu, tpeld1e ein 8tered
ausmat,eu, rperben brcimaI fir etnen IhaIer
.eingcridt, uno fir jeoe ferncre @iuritfuns
fanf mb swansi9 Sents. - GrbBere ilah
NerbdltniB.
0iejeni9e peld,e bic 3ettln9 nit Der pclt
pter bem poitretter crbalten, muhcn icIblt
\Safiir beSablen.
/ 9llle 8riefe an oen Geraus9eber nlG6en
pofffrci eiugrIanot pereeu, lrnIt weroen
!, fte uidt anf0rncmnrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24
Scbertfe- -93erfdufe
SurD 10.
III 9tcrtl)onlptcn Gountn.

Ter Sderiff prn Gcrthamptcn Saurtp
madt fcI9cuoeS licgeubrS Gigentbum ;um
8crfauf bcfaunt, nGmlid:
9lm Samfag ben 27ltcn Sum-, AM SoauIe
rrn Caoio WPcDcr, III Sue. @aitcn. go. /,
cine 98chultdtte cter @ruueIctte, ipcrouf
cite 4stGdi9tc SaummrlIcn Maunfnchr err
rtd'tet liz, nebt eiu l8aGcrrabs SHau6, lie9cnb
IN SuesSdifcu. 90. 2-elne @runectte ncs
rauf Elm Srdm SaumwcNcubaus errid,tct in
-Dns Si9cuthum Bon Samuel Cred, jun
uno ccJphu Sirift.
sim Samita9 tcu 27ficn Sury, am SNaufc
ncn Spbu Sad,mnu, lit GaIicn. Sine Qcttc
G'ruue, lic9enb III Gaffcu, lrcrauf eiu ,pcis
f6di9ce SrdmbauS errtdtct tlt-Cae @i0cn:
tbum You 5anc6 9lrung.
9Im Wcutag ben 29itcn c5uuD, am SNaufc
Ucu Gecr9e Strder i'll GicocrsMt. @ctbcl
Gin Strtdl Vaue, cutbdtcub so 2ltcr, lcs
9enS III beia0tem Sauultip, carauf bchnbct
it'd, Elm ! ifCdj9e6 glrtbauG, .Shap, &C.
@leihfalls IL 2Ifer SNcGslane. Gas @toens
ttum bon &ieCr9c Stcd,er.
gIm NtGuItdg ocn soften cuuO, in 81. .lJlt
Bethel, om SNaule bon SaCpb 2an9. Glue
98chuifdttc mto @runelcttc, 9cle9en III Wjls
Iidmeburg, in beia9tcm 3auHid,ip, oarauf iit
crrihtet Ciu 2slt0fi9tcs 6rimbaue, Sd,cucr,
wre Elm Sruuucn. Gae Gi9eNtIum pcu Cas
rio SirfcuihaI.
Sim Dieritag cen soften CunD, III 81. SIT.
Bethel, am }oaule pru Cdcrb Yong. @ilr Ct
Pano, entbaItenb 12 9ltter uno 5 Nuthcn, tas
rduf befncct fd1 eiu I4sltRd,9teS 8Irdbau6,
Staa unp 80 Slcpfclbdumr. GIrid,fallS bas
periUnlitc gigcnthum pcn Schn 2etar.
9lm Ocnneritag ecu 2tcn IuID, am SHauie
pcn Sharle5 Q8eierI, iu pIairftcIo Gdunfp.
Sin 2'fbttjScS itetnerree Wirtb6haue lno
l67 scfer uub 90 9intheu 2duo, auf prlrtcm
iId Sdeucr, StdlIe, &c. beftMbcn. Ga6 @is
9cutbum bon 9Deter 8rcWn.
9Im Wpnta9 ben 6ten SSulD, am Sauic y.
peter @rcs, i'll Suitfia 1'p Sin ct. Sans
uCn IS 9lter ipcrauf Gin Slcctbaue crrihtct
iit. GdS @i8rntbum ben Deter Gctlf.
Slm Otcnitd9 pCu 7ten Sub, am 6dnft ..
Sebu SoenweloerJ in 9lIten Gaurfthip. 1aS
0ied,t uno Sutere6e bon eiscm Stiics 2anc,
Ill beIa9tem 3auuld)ip, rntbaIteno "a 9lder,
ipcrauf cih Slcdbdns errid,trt 1T. Hcs 81,
9enthum BON Saccb 9lnorea6.
@inge5c9en uuo in @recHtiCn eencmmen
| uro Diro oerfduft BON
S9irdm Oar6 GG5cyfff.
Cation, SunD IL.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24
Sor-0DlleCt0r0l.

SrIosnoe pericueu itnb ol6 3arsGcllcctc:
rcu fir Qcd)a @auuty ernannt wprecn.-Cie'
irlbeu peroeu hermit crludht tbre Guplifate
i'll Der SommiN sSlmt6ilube in Der Stael
9Illeutaun III gmpfan9 su nebmeu am Wlcu'
tag eeu 29iicn nddten Suut:
9llentaur-Sclepb &rdmer.
Saauupper-Sirdet 3rcrler.
rpbtG.-Sacob Ndrtman.
9tiepersMaccun9ic. 9ic.-Schn Sdldfer.
Gal,burg.-Sacpb 3rcrell.
Sbers Scuccna.-Sciepb Wobr9.
gfcrc. .Q8beitbda. a.--G5corge q. 9ienbarS.
Gab;YGbeithau.- .-9tathau &ntb.
9trrtbamptpn.-Scb 9tCmto.
gBciecuturg. = Dauiel ;Scnitcrmdd'cr,
SCbcrsWidcuu9ic .--Seliamin @adenbadl.
Sber.I .Idlfcre. .-Sebu Slider.
NsetoeIber9.-SobuS SuDeer, CSlintcuidm.
a.n.---Iailian @rni9Rcf.
cSaerb Serr }
Soenrp get, : Gcnl'r6
4Sbilip Nearlcn )
9mi IL. tta-3n'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24

Slemnrin9 eepinsfon, Gin Seemaun i'm
G;eiHt Der @erciaisten Stdatsr, befthuleiot
re6sn 9lufrntr, Fam Ieete gBcdbe in 9Ienpcrf
III Der Srir9siHailp Sutdrip an, uub fol-
bicfr 8cdle curd Gin Srie9s9sridi rerbSrt
tpcrcen. CieS it berie.be Seemarn, tveld,tr
Dor Sur;em 81 grnfarcIa fir cir dbulidcs
@ereebcn bat fpuen binsertthtet pereen; bic
3utcrcitungen maren getrcfcn, ais or pars
ccrirt fpurce. @dn fclIte gIaubru. Rag F.i;ir
ferrtterIfdr edSe ifm geGcruua mlrSe Elm.
9sFcst babn. =
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24
% 6 th I'll Cl &

gei elmer 8criommtun9 Der GcrMtifcncrs
BON Nrrtbamptrn Gauuty, 9cbaltcn onl crs
fen Wtai, 1870, ipnrce
@cIhIpffe ii, Tao orn uub mad benz
heutigcn oGotum, baS @anntD rrn 9tprs
tbouiptcu I'D, pioerieecn mil 9e9cn Die Sc'
;ablun9 o0er llnfcifen betrefcno SuquTticn
ipetde 9ebaItcu pcrbcr itbcr trote 6orper,
allmp ter 6fentlidl tatt fonc cher in @egens
mart mcbrerer perIcuen, ipOeurd, plIe &crs
,nuttur9 pcu 8crbrcdcn rbcr Grn,creung
ipcafalcu mus - cbcr in alien Sdacn bon
ScIbitmcro, no tie I'D, aIic lelbit Seritorcnoe
pericu hiul6ugIibcs Scrmr9cu biuterIdet tum
bic llufcItcu odraus III tesdhleu une ale
\ A8rieeeu6rd,tcr wereen bierburh brnad,rid,s
bi9et, taf ale ben ibnery inter bieicn llms
ltdnten 9ehaIteueu Suqutilttcnen, auf lbre eis
ene 8erautncrtlidlfeit 9cbaItcu tpcreen i'm
ISau bic llufcilen eapcn rcrlcren 9chcn,
tCaus9curmmeu i'm lcBtcru Safe, no bic llus
Sfuiten aus Ger Siutcrafenidaft he's cher ecr
8crftprbeneu besablt merocn fbnnen) intem
bas GauntD, um Die ScSobLnng cer Soften su
permeirrt5 bic 9clcse in sIniFrnd ncbmcn
ipire.
8ef6lcTer, las tcr Sd,rciter ans
9eipieien werbe, 9fad'ridt 81 9ebeu ncu rem
cbigen SciduB burd) Setauntmadlun9 ecls
felbeu in alien 3etuu9en be6 &anntD's.
9IuS ben @erbauelunQCn,
@barlc6 6. @berlp Glerf.
Galfpn, Sen 29Ifen WtaD, liq--3r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24
oBp TT StepDot Souer?

9luS benz SadssGjotba @cbur9ilten 9etirs
tis; CT fam 1884 rcn Bremen bier dn H. fca
tld bei @lepelauo CD nieeer9eladen babeu.
@r miro eriudlt al leinem Sruoer 9hriltdu
Sauer in sIIentaut Cpa.) 9enan ieine 9Ib
trede gu id1reiten.
sG@ lluire S9rn. gcilesen III pittStnr9, 70
nie Sbio, meroen erludlt cie6 eiu5nafcH.
slaen;a-,r, tpd.l 3anp 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-24

Z5!ciu'inc. c.-9tuf rcm G1uoc bcr
9crrcn SllBtpl3 uno 8cr9fre6cr, CT
ma 2 Wicileu unterbalb Suuburp. hat
man beim &olfifeintrebcn eine Nlei.
abcr cntbeft rie fcbr er1tCti9 sn rrerz
ocn pcriprttbt. Sic Qlper idcint nnz
9cfabr 5lpei 6uB ctf iein uno burd)s
ldnft cin ri6te6 2a9cr feilrr &olffel=
fen o05 opu oer Gn6duchanna bciMelr
miro. 9a6 100 pfuno Gr3 9icbt pon
so l'i8 20 Dfuno reine5 8lei = uno
9ta6barn habcn rhnc oprberiQe Hciti>
9pn9 &n9eln eapCn 9e3odga.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

therefore tbs full majority ofhs Presdss election - DC
knewn.
Great Sews---F0relgn and Domcst &c ---Ps ace
of Europe eHd Revolution In the UaIses
states, both settled.
The news which we publish in this paper
both foreign and domestie-i- Of higher importance
to the onward progress Of eivilizatien-the move
ment Of morals, science and commerce, thar An,
news we have received since the battle os Wa
terloo.
by an official correspondence Of the frenel
aud British governments, it is now positive sns
certain that The peace Of Europe will be maintained
and hat no ,oor, grosciag out Of tie EgyPf'G'
4sesfioa, can take place. The integrity o! tbs
Turkish empire will be secured, and Mshems
Ali, with the Concurrence OF France, viii eonhnt
himself to his Egyptian dominicns and the scuihen
provinces Of Syria.
This is the first point settled what is the sccord
According to the e,eetiou returns now coming u
from all quarters, there is doubt Of the final con
summation Of the political revolution, which bcgn
in this country in the rsvulsions 81 1887. GcnsTa
Harrison is elected President Of The United States
and entire change may, therefore, be expected u
the policy and measures Of the overnmcnf, affecting
other branches Of Industry.
The peace Of Europe and the civil revolution here
WILL therefore, give spsrto commerce, agriculture
and manufactures in the United States, such ~ thi
generation, such as no past generation such as tss
world itself never yet saw.
We begin the golden age ofrrospsrity and PRIDE
from this day. Every body will be rich In year
and poverty will be unknown. In ArGni.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

Tur LirrRsSY As,rAsrs ga PRosv AVE- Pc-
nrsY--Vfiry and Puf,rrr, " Y--This Is the Gts'
OF the anuusls for 1851 that hss allen into kasds
and wc presufnc NAV Ne looked upon 80 tsc await
courier NJ these literary burerhi.s The au'h"r ci
tbs little work " Mr. Brooks &C Fsitimore, rsfne
which 10 not rutnowa ~ the admirers ~ Anerlesn
Literature Navy " the pisces are selections ffvw
periodical works 10 which he Is constant contriba.
tor and they al 10 hoperto bic taste and taletts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

Van Furfn mtJ0Il'y N 'vHHlIeo tJI
onio Election.
There ha, been large wAs gain in the Demo.
cts,,e counties Of Perry, riekins, Co,hociOu, ard
Fairfield. Harrison ha. gained i's in Belmont since
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
City Intelligence.

TgE ELEcrroB.-There was great txeitsmea
throughout yesterday at all the polling places, eu
owing TO the judcous distribution Of officers, litls
if any disturbance broke out until towards evening
In the Sixth Ward, number of the incpIcnt oafsn
attached to the o. X Club, amused themselves viii
throwing stones at some Of the railway cars, ant
would have 10 acts Of greater violence bu
for the intsrferesce Of Justice Matssl and party
." the indetatisables."
Al National Hall, the Wings were prepared for ~
s~safs, having procured lot efmsskcts loaded viii
ball cartridges, but happily there was no rePettio'
fthc scenes Of the preceding night Great crowd
OF ei,her faction attended at Masonic and Tsmman,
Ills but after entertaining the state Cfthe canvas
they all departed without kicking up any row, al
though they made noise enough TO awaken the dead
ef- The ESrnA HsRALp which " published yes
terdsy morning al 10 o'clock, the arrival OF tbs
news from Esg and. by the britannia Steamer, Wis
Boston, wss bought up with a,ili,y truly aston
ishing We issued an immense cd,ic-, both for city
and country. At o'clock the san" pewfpspsi
issued an Extra, full hco hours in advance IF us-
yet strange to say, the newsboys and the inteigen
p,bc preferred waiting two hc urs lsDgcr for vel
digo,ted ExTRA from the Herald than TO TAXING tbs
nesgre unrncaning mess OF trash. huddlcd mp with
GU, Judgment by the Sua people. Our Office wa
crowded sp to 10 o'clock. This shows that the pub
lie have Discriminating dgment IL these matters
X also gives us hint-nsrtr foie te poor embit,oi
Of Jsi7g first osi be the cause IN us Of isss,ng al
Extra that does not present complete, full, asd 40
cSFate synopsis OF the news.
~ Ma. BRAnAs's CorcsRr AT rrv TspKspA
cLr .--To-night Mr.. Brahara giyss another saer,e
Contsrt at the Tabernacle Get tickets early, other
wise there may be difficulty in getting any. There
viii be sn immense crowd present
CO. M.nAsr syrros's Concert takes place ner'
Monday. we have hesrd hi, orfisi.vins soms Of
tie mos, dif'enh and pathetic ps,ssse: oi,Go, ard
inusi sgy that her power and sxco'lt are If tks
sishtr order Of talent, taste and = ni63
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

tLrxtvDrft, Or 9-fhc British ~svsI r -o.
under ADMIRAL StcPlotl uow consists 81 ttf,tcn
re-of battle ship, aiv frisstes, tvo s'eafr 'ss
% sides MIR -rors Mailer ship Or Uar, rh8 .i,s
ss.su-vtsiels. rhe Consals n Grss. Briss.r. a..