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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25
Wing gain equal TO

The Wing majority now is 81. There three
counties to be heard FROM, electing three members
Ofthese, the Wings will get one certainly -naking
a Wing majority joint ballot sf thirty
ALABAMA.-Returns from all the counties give
Van Buren, 70 Senators and 81 members of Assem-
bly,; Harrison ID Senators and 40 members of Assem-
bly,.
ILLINOIS. In As counties, the administration have
the popular vote, only BIZ majority In 1886, in
the same, they had 2,73l.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Aug. 10Th, says =
la Illinois, the popular vote has been unusually
large, battling all calcuation--90,OOO,o or an increase
Of $4,000 in two wears The result in the whole
State, viii leave the Legislature just about where
the election found it,-Van Euren
INDIANA In all the counties but four, the Wing
majority stands al y 9S3
KENTUcKy.-In all the counties but eleven, the
Wing majority stands at 1904 Pretty well
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

SnocKISs ACCIDENT !-STEAMBoAT JAMES GIE-
sos, CART SKINNER, BLOWN UP I'VE have the
painful duty 10 announce that the steam tow boat
James Gibbon blown up this mSrning, about
twenty five miles below Richmond by the bursting
of the boiler. The captains wife two children and
a servant were dreadfuliy scalded. Two of the
hands are missing One Of the children little boy
five or six years old, died shor, time after the
cident. The others consid red out OF danger.
The explosion is represented as most terrific, the
boiler being blown entirely out OF the boat on To
ark which was in tow, and the escape pipe was
blown into the woods The sufferers were
brou ht up the city about ii O'clock by the steam
boat Patrick Henry. The little child which died was
dreadfuly burned. We have not heard the proba-
Bile origin Of his shocking catastrophe .-fichmond
Star, 2lst inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR
COMERGlAL LINE OF JACKETS.
M - 80

Persons sending for their friends resding in Great BRITAIN
ireland them brought with despatch the
above line very moderate terms Agents Of the @ respec
liability have lately been engaged 70 that the emigran
aed with delay aud mall drafts their favor
pro npty paid Orders from all parts of the country will be
panctuay attended and such attention will be all
branches 5.ness to guarantee the further patronage
who will the Undersigned with their orders and
all where the do embark the
money will be refunded TO the from whom 1T was
ceived.
In addition to drafts given on numerous agents thIeugou
the different parts of England Ireland and Scotland who
every facility the emgrant whose be
here they be furnished With draftx large small
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

ExA FOR SALE, TO LET, OR tAtHANGE-lmnt-
ssI mediate possession gyenThe elegant new three st
u. brick House with finished sttics basement aDd
cellar Not Fouree has mahogany doors Nth
plated furniture the first mante
Sc This house seconA from Broad OF the vchew
buildings ON the south side Of Foa eent street. between the
filth and sixth Ayenns 1t would be SOLD underate price,
and nearly the whole purchase money bond and
mor'g ge or IT be xehangsdior property the lower part
Of the city. Apply at 6s Win street, office No &.
FARM WANTED-Withn few miles OF New York, one
bounded the + st NORTH River preferred. Cash or
other Real Estate Willie given in exchange Apply above
mn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

o H y IT p y
Every day sundays excepted lsndng at Csldwss West
Point Cold Spring, Fishkill Landing,
New Hsnburrh, and Milton.
.fifzxn Al The aud splendid seamb sat OSFULA A.
CAPT. Yerdinc Truesdell, will leave the foot
A---i~xyChambers street, every afternoon (sundays
sxeeptedD al O'Clock Tuesday March
Ret9rnins-will leave POughkespse every morning at
Fer passage arpyte the Captain board or to NJ. NJ
d. n. Martin, ia West street.
~ u. Algoods freight, bank bills specie other propst
taken beard thus boat must be the risk OF the
thereof jy3tocsss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

M GRCHANTS, MiLiINEES, and persons dssirAus Of
WI purchas the most superior and fashionable English
bunstables, French Srsw Italian Rutiands Tusrans &c
&C. will lvantage tn useves by calling the subscriber
Il. BENNETT 4, Straw Hat M ,nufscturer,
m rnstrs ,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-25

LrEVER AND AGUE cured by ne Original and Genuine
Il ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE, OF Vegetable Feb
fuge For sale BY j. O. Fay, General en,. the DrUs
3tore. No 1893 Broadway, (Frsnkn Heusel New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
.Nontag"c,s, EsSrr, 21M Juar, $50.

TO TIE EDIibf or IHf. T. GtJ'fF.f-
Sir: In your paper Of goth May last, is an article re-
.Prosti,n,ion Of sacred character 70 parts purposes
winch caption you have printed IN giarihg caPila's' lha'
t might attract attention.
That whole article, so far as it relates TO me, IS false
from beoinn,nr TO end. with not a line, nor 4 word Of
truth in it, except that ] am a "Min'ster OF the uospei,
and that | did say, in substance, that "Mr. Van Buren,
" did oppose the war until public opinion drove him into
g lis support
Ofthe truth Of this latter declaration have no doubt,
and although, an obligation Of honor imposes silence
upon me at present, the time will soon come when !
shall be released from that obligation, ana lien ! trust
that shall be able 10 remove the donbts oil all.
Having lent your columns TO the publication oi ms
SANDER apains, me. claim the insertion IN them OF this
- c. G. GRlSWOLD.
n We cheerfullv insert the above-and let MI
Griswold's friends make the most OF It.--lct uein
weigh his ANONYMOUS testimony, which OF course
weirhs not 4 feather until II IS unveiled lahothet
"Veiled Prophet - with all the acts ana enthusiasm oi
Mr. Van furen in behalf OF the war--"slh .he COZ
lective testimony Of Professor Holland-whh thr
clear evidence of Silas Wright--wlth the IuhPet'
,onrued declaration Of BENJAMIN + Butter, una. vi
V. b. twas an open and decided advocate OF an the
strong measures proposed against Grea' - III
the session of CONGRESS of lSl1-l2, the war included,
| Having been born and reared in the same to"n--la'.
ing been, from July, 1872, until alter the peace an III
mate of his amily. am able 10 speak on this subject,
from personal knowledge. No man OF character &c,
cuainted with his course and opinions IN III, VII
| venture TO assert that he ever expressed a doubt as !"
the Justice Of the war, or the expediency OF engaging
IN il al The time il was declared. Surely Mr.. u ms
takes all the laws Of evidence, when he boldly asks 'he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
July 10


rn- RElSARD-Ran away from the undersigned, ht-nt M
SizD Is; January last, Il negro woman named s'lNDA-
since she mas departed, have every reason 10 believe sm' ~ "'
!, hong time been engaged with others IN the use OF poisonous ne
dicants in the family, aud suspicion rested on her previously. ~
II. Of common stature, dark skin, FATHER large and prominent nus
anstere uuntenanre,-abuu q years Of are.
"a pet OF hy free papers. so II taken IN the ciiy OF h'hh''nH y
vicinity; so If taken out OF TIE count! Se""' ESQ.,"
and SIS IL IN the county OF Buckingham.
Also. e15 for the Apprehension Of IN" t"" Ihl''.s, nni .nr. '"m
,,c,n,r, IN m, p.urrntiav. who stole hrl from my FIteieh = -"
ni,hrs - Tbr.. two lnrgr, came armed n hahht,'' )" 'NG
- 90 r ,,,hr and .rUir ucr off. she = ct To-" -tAtlr" ana
d,rt lin. she wi! make herself known on enquiry ; = ~ ~
iachcd 10 the family, hnd cam MUM '"' 0N"s
such a Baudnl once before. "a ,.t rr,o ,.rro man
,isn ,L,rpud,d on th- night o! the 2lh June q htef" mih'
urZPy sonnr,imeS called HENRY AGEE. He > a large, ilk.S,
nard.,n,a yellow Fellow, with irecklrs on ms iatr-as iIkry 4
ns"rn n no, the lIkehe,t, thai can be seen any"hefe-ased 'icti
tn. fellow went OF without one word being said TO him on ny
,,, have owned HIM for II or Is years, and never gave HIM
Ven an, lash. He i no douht seeking some free state, and may
~. IN company viii some free negro, or negroes, BY boat or other
wi.e-pe,haps 10 Richmont or Fredcricksbnrg-or perhaps by
pnckd.h Gap, making North ar Northwest, BY roads leading ~
tlr above direction.
II yynl gv- the above reward If taken ont Of the Stat, and DE-
nyrred to rnr, Or secured - that ! get nm ara.r-o! +i3n tAN'n
within the State and delivered 10 me, and FROM SSNiu Sh u hN'n
under 81 miles. aud within the county or adjacent rohhft-' anu
delivered or secured. lie may attempt To get oi Win IN zee "a
per ii his father, Peter I"ney, and under that nam.
Buckingham county, July 10 f-<"N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
4 TGi,s DEMOCRAT.
70 TIE EOiYoR 0F TVE EvQCiRER

! h3N ., Nv
Sir: observe in the Enquirer Of Yesterday an cx.
tract Of letter from this city Of the Ist INST, in which
an attempt IS made 10 give an account ofa scene that
occurred IN the III. Of K. Of the :}Dth MI. Immediately
after the Sub-Treasrry bill passed, which does Mr..
F!ckens such gross injustice, that It is due TO him ii
should be speedily corrected. That letter states. that
''Mr. PIckeHS. Mr.. Stanly, and Mr.. Gushing, and Mr.
Profit, a.! engaged in a complete row Of abusc-the
three las, against Mr. Plckcns, Mr. Chapman moved
that all four Of the gentlemen be taken INTO custody by
the Sergeaut.at-arns, III order Ia keep the peace. The
Chairman ordered that officer TO clear the a.slcs, which
he did, and order was restored without those gentlemen
being taken INTO custody. Much Incorporate language
cane !ccm Stanlv Profit, and PrckcnS, sc. The ac-
count of tins scene gwen IN the Globe is substantially
correct as lar rs It T1cs, though 10 mention Is made 81.
Mr.. Chapman : having moved that either Of the zen
t!cmen should be ordered into custody. When Mr..
PIckens was called 10 order, Mr.. Chapman moved that
he should be allowed TO 90 on without interruptions say
ing that his remarks were perfectly in order, and alto
gcther and properly responsive to those of Mr.. Cusil-
ing, who had preceded him. Mr.. Pickens went on 4
very few minutes, and was not even called 10 order, !
believe, afterwards. until he concluded, by i demand of
the previous question. The House was then thrown
INTO grca; disorder, and Mr.. Profit, who had been in 4
part Of tic Hall rcta,:c from Mr.. rIckcns, rushed. to-
wards him in a hostile manner, utlcring, as was under
stood, loud threats. He did no; approach nearer Mr..
Pick,ns than TIE area IN front of the char, and near
the seat Of Mr.. Chapman, when lie stopped; when III"
latter called upon the Speaker 10 order the Sergeant
alarms 10 take that man pointing Al Mr.. PrnliiD mi"
custody. Mr.. Chapman did not, rs stated in the letter
referred TO, move that al! four Of the gentlemen be taken
into custody. Nor could he have intended TO mean that
Mr.. Pickcns was ont OF order, when he had lust before
stated that he was perfectly IN order.
An EVE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

Indiaaa.-We have the particulars of Gen. Howard $
first address to the People on his return home. Ac-
cording TO the two accounts we have seen, it must have
been uncommonly% eloquent and triumphant. a letter
in the Globe from Indianapolis, Of the 18th June, as
sures us, that "we can elect Howard Governor by from
Z to 10000 majority, give the vote TO Van Buren, ~
November and carry 20 10 . Democratic majority IN
the Legislature on loint ballot. The Ball is rolling
Can the buckeye Blacksmith or any of his colleague
orators at the Philadelphia dinner Of the 18th, VIZ: Rice
Garland, or Afford, or the Hon J. NJ. Bolts; or Preston,
Crittenden, Wise or Tallmadge, the orators at Pough-
keepsic-or can Mr.. Clay, or the divine DAM Webster,
arrest it;
\ word in season to Mr.. Tallmadge, who has offered
US a bet of a suit of clothes on New York or the Union
will take him u wager Of $50 on each OF the fol
lowing: ~. York, PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia, and the Union
all which Mr.. T. claims for Gen. Harrison. Let Mr
T. but say YES in the .uadtsonian, and the bet closed,
TO wait the fa,es OF the ballot-boX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

Whose hand is in this thing We have received
from a Correspondent a printed [Whigj Handful, upon
the ..liooc I~Iunbuy," which he informs us was found
sticking up At 4 store door, and winch Mr.. Smith o:
Culpeper literally tore 70 pieces IN Tappahannock, IN
a public Address, on the 4,n.-lt * 4 frc-brand, and
scattered probably al over that scctton.-ls THIS the
work Of the Executive COMMITTEE at Washington: Or
as our Correspondent asks, ''have they no, done worse,
and employed men TO do Dat, which they would not
risk the iitie reputation left them, by doing themselves
We warn the honest People OF the Old Dominion Il
heware of such incendiarieS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
deaths.

Died, in Baltimore, on the 18th nit, ASA Pow rR, eldest daneir-
Ter Of Lieutenant Thornton 4. jenkins OF the ! ntcdStlics Navy,
aged u months.
Died, IN The county Of Ku. : Grrru, on saturday, III" -oih
nit, Jtmr. Err,>E. aged - car>-Th' deceased Wa a man mp
r.ht and honorable in an hi transactions with Ia, fellow man
warm hearted and generous ~ 4 friend, and beloved a. = nclghhpr.
lie has LEFT a widow and i've children II Lament iicir iffcPai''''
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

almost = spcct'ic Having mentioned dfoEs., ! may
state two prominent Cases ofcu.a. Il. HalkIn. Leigh,
Welt known IN the political world, had four gallons Of
water tapped from MN, when n warm friend urrcd him
10 try these waters. In a day or two he y removed
tlittcr, had 10 be carried from his carriaue In h. 40,
used the waters Tor about 4 month, returned home en-.
tircly restored, and never since has had the least symp.
tom OF the complaint, nor indeed Of any other, and this
after a lapse of two years.
The other case alluded to, is that of Captain Barnes,
who came while was there. 1t was really painful TO
sec his distress in breathing. He remained about a
month, and went home almost entirely recovered-with
The intention of returning in the warm weather with
a gam OF seventeen pounds in weight. Some eases Of
ladies' being signally benefited might also be mention
ed, Out a newspaper is not Il suitable place for their
names. Myo " case is known among all my friends
here. Let me urge, then, the ~dropsical patient as soon
as lie IS able 10 travel, to visit the Warrpn,ou SPRINGS.
and he will most assuredly find relief, If rclret IS 10 he
had any where. Not a trial has as vet failed.
1.-The place IS still more, perhaps, a radical cure Tor
dyspepsia. For this can vouch in the most positive
manner. Let the city ~dyspcptic pass a month there,
and If the society of the Nrg'nians, and the use Of the
waters combined, do not cure him, his case must be hope
less. The deremcmS of Nirginian society belong eyclu-
sIvely 10 the Ancient Dominion. They are not TO be
found over the lHe, and are nowhere more observable
than at this watering place. At other watering places,
out OF Virginia, you al times get every attention paid To
you: but it IS either evidently an effort, or you can see
lurking behind another dollar 10 the bill.
u have mentioned these distressing complaints as the
most prominent. But out ofthe thousand and one COM
plants to which the dcn!2ens of a city are subject, espe-
cIa!ly IN such times as we have had to pass through late
y, very few will remain, if not entirely relieved, that
will not be much mitigated.
'A line or two more, If you please. | have been
writing hitherto Of the springs as a resort for lnvalidS.
Let me add Il word about them as 4 resort for pleasure.
On this poiat cannot exaggerate, nor paint the scene
too highly. Only let our young ladies' and gentlemen
60 both well prepared against the destinations that
await them. They are o, no common order. The md
die aged will find society equally suitable. Let me now
travelling from Philadelphia, or ffty.six niles from
Washington City, whence a stage starts three times a
week now, and daily during the gay season. S. v"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

~ The Democratic Association VIII meet, a. usual, tomorrow
Evening, al half past rlghi-whru several able and interesting
Addresses may be expected. = fun attendance of the Republicans
L. requested.
~ \ meeting Of he Democratic CtizcnSo of Hanover j. request.
ed on the first day Of July Court, Tor III, ulrposc of deciding on the
pruprieiy Of h0ldin. n Convention IN this Electoral District, on the
irs, Monday in August neu, nj such place : may then be- dcsgna-
ted. Likewise for appointing delegates TO SAID Convention, should
il be- held. \ fun attendance j. earnestly desired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
Cu-a.yCIYC.3I'EI
I'll FRIES,

..#r,r. IN u.aNcEnr over the richmond wing oil
III, 80. ,u,. ia. a.. tons, offered Mt the great
ID -. -. ~. To,lar-;ra md NJ
''- '...F' f'GsHtLE gwen IL d - 49, ""o - :
'E~. 'n p. the COMMITTEE tor the preparation oil
.....r .a ya-,h-,ha ,bpe and annropriate represen-
... ~. ,'. - ia. - sido IN Tho contest
"".' '''0 'N'' 'Ne =
-.
f-u. mr. ms toast, Mr. Editor, has suggested scFe-
- ..4.' ..S. which you will ohlirc me by answering.
r.. " 49, -, r,..-:.a or ,6a Wbir marty, II
."'. ~ itFp!''e u ~ ""S p"NS
9l '.rr support him on account OF ms p!inciP!es,
g. '4"" >woonrt The MN, without regard to his pr'R-
"a' Wa - u'it ne ~" "a 90 az
Et.-.r. Convention. or al any time during the Ad-
.-,., - :. r., N,d;son ar Monroe:
- n,rpr.-
J" .a lrsvc = add 10 the preceding Queries. Is
II Webster himself an ultra Fedrral:St-and with
m.n. ..ms .r.r y, -. WIirs n-n,est arajnst VIM. H.
H.. IN, - - II, - I'll .aEJ ,Than men rally
.-r,# ..,.I -.o.3.s rc3a-,l,st ;. Mr. Webster. and
.. E. - s,tsf,c,orv
.t " = -, ..;ao;aIos &c our Co.
=, - rsa % ,ba ,,-
..I .r aa., efic,en, mean. for its prosecutions: Is
10 MI, au advocate Of al the highest-toned Federai
@.assos-a Bank. Tariff. &c, Sc, &c: Has.he not
".'". with tie .3AyitioniSi$ IN every important move
"~g! IN tie slave question in Congress; Did he not,
70 iaa'a-y. l-.-. ,rsis, all Mr.. Calhoun resolutions
Z" #. >..ue, Of slavery Did he not vote against
A,rs>..stous
~ .". Taat 10 lie ADOPTION Of the Federal Constitution, the
u' ,"iaG ac'rd ,ey"r'iiy, a: ire'; "a,P.""I,n, ,ary
III, IN. Il" n ~, ~ a. sri- :. /" !" t. increased security
s.a.,,. dnnr,,, a wrI a foreign, and III" NOR per,
=" "'J"S t"eIt Of n advantages a'"'''' ''''' "'
t.a a3L,,., a,,or ,r,;,s, these two resolu.
s... "D' ~
N S .r,,,,. cn,,rnn.n, ro instituted and adop,~l rs
,, say. Of rats CnDa a a coinmnn agent, in order TO
,h. powers ~whichthey lad delegated by the o"n
Z 9r1;lai .scn,'y ana lroci.r'y anu In i. lsn M =" "a
.,r 4. , sI.@ - =. /" !, imteri.re wNh The stability and Sc
+. IL s. domestic Iu-.fru'tlps al the states that compose the
..!,fr /. rtr. solemn uuty al ;ar Government 10 resist.
"a. y. ST, .f :. r,r.,-r,i,,,,I ,r,v,-- at l.t,lnu;S ny one p.-
500" .-. rru.p -.r.a II a. nm instrument IL attack tn, domestic
#..r ..at ar4'Nrr. ~ a. weaken ~ d,.troy such Institutions
rt,rr III. Iu-erfsrpurc. ~ The citizens fauy 81 the
81. t.y "g. : .fbr addition Of slavery IN this District, /.
.r-.. grg,. and security a; the people OF the District
., ,...rr. ~ CONGRESS designed 10 abolish SII
r. /" IA H. !" ,"ni,,,,,,' - ~ C,rh IMPLIED IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

NEW M.ANtET NKE!-THt FrdHF Ian.
The Fcic!alsts, am afraid, will never yet out ri their old prar.
tcr 81 trln. 10 catch The peoples votes. They have tried tn rdicu.
lois hunbng"cTy of Log Cabin, Hard. cider, Rackoon skins. Gmird-
Red Pepper, &c, and ind that VIII not do. They have nov r.
sorted 10 the Pledge Law, and think the viii ind tIis Ia lie about
As unavailable a the ether. bdy' no, been able n vet u lind uui
the profound Couiryrr .; his great scheme of handing u paper
around :nr the people Ia sign away their lIhrfiy-bui have no
doubt but hr Processes 4" hr Il Harrison Democrat whenever he
comes IL liett, and wollc not be ashamed "f the HARRISON black
c"chadc ~ tIur badge II more modern times.
. ~ EAlL-L IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

fY lIlcr, the Ilumhug Orator. wa na, a, ]tlnrk,imrg with Mr..
Rivrs, q, originally rcpoftrd-hIi h" ha> been ai Harrisburg, and
was an associate Otat"f ia Philadelphia with Hc.>rs. Bots. Al.
tuId, sc. iui The charm az his honJa~ir rlugncnce has been
LTnktn hN In. Crfiiirairs nl liz Enif>r m OHM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

We received hy last Evenings MALI letter from 4 distinguished
vrcinran al "lirch PonH,' Tenn, >src, and on his way hune.-
He writes n>, That no well Informed maa oi he Democratic pariy
crt"rtain~ a doubt TINT The elections in tins state tTcnn.g viii IA
suit IN favor Of Mr. Van lurcu by from ; 10 $3.50 maiunty.',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

The Wings of Richmond are about 10 build Il Log CABIN On the
min> ot III, Eagle. - much the better! Let every man from The
country vlstt It'll j. a monument 81 the folly OF III" Wings. and
ot their contempt ier the understandings Of the People. Tnry viii
rue this ridiculous hhubu.. when il i too late.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10
10 TIE EDiIoR. NEW kE>r, July Isl, $50.

*! TIE attention IL our readers u directed Ia our advertising
columns Ia 4 description of q very cNtranfiinafy am! newly IN
vented Patent Mill, NOW t"ing introduced into ihs Stale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

Extract 9: & letter from q most respectable dt:ca IF Sassu county
July 6.
81 have, Mr.. Editor, for several years (ns is well
known IN the circle of my acquaintance acted with
the Wing party, zcalously and in good faith. But |
cannot support the nominee Of the Harrisburg Conven.
ton, though recommended by the pageantry of log ca.
bins and cider barrels. ! will not detain YOU with the
numerous and ~wcigl;y reasons that have influenced
my determination not 10 support Gen. Harrison. Blu,
! may be permitted in justice TO myself to declare, that
have ceased TO cooperate with the Wing party-not
from choice but necessity. ! was reduced to the pain.
iul dilemma, of ~adherIng to my party and deserving the
l"ng'chcrished principles of my political creed, or Of
deserving my party and encountcring the illiberal but
frequent charge of regeneration. The latter horn OF
the dilemma have deliberately chosen-and shall pur.
sue what | conceive the coarse OF duty and patriotism.
unaffected by the denunciations of those If there be
any who prescribe me for an honest difference of OPT.
mon. In conclusion | must admonish YOU, that am
like Gen. Harrison in one respect-I am opposed 10
appearing in the newspapers. had rather endure the
painful position of having changed my party relations
without reasons, than incur the charge of egotism and
vanity, TO which | should be exposed by their cxhibi-
ton.
Il We must take the responsibility-only suppress
ing the name OF our Cores pondent.-Edi'or.