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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
tRENCH LANGU AGt.

FKENCH LANOUAOE.
MONS. BEkEART. Professor of the Frcscs Language,
m bers 10 iAform the 6eueen Of New York. who
mbers OF the Mercantile Library Association and eone
aueny not privileged 30 Join its Ga that he form
two Cla.sss the tuition OF the French Lanfusge
Moniay AID Thurdsy nngs FIRST Class from O'Clock 10
~ sscons from ~ TO 10.
Terms, pay able In advance, fer sin months, 81.
References may be obtained al the Mercantile Library Ase
citation, Clinton Halt
t,entl.meu Wis ing join the absve Classes,
quest their aud take their tickets Of the Lii
braran e the Merea.te Library Assertion. DIST
THE FINE HEAD on HAIR Wyeih's Cream Of IA
hss produces he finest head Of Harris universally ae.
knswiedged snersr to every other article fer the embeh
aud viii OF the hair; and by its gradually,
surely ch1s 'hs color ~ red grey liz h hair
Is entirely is ~ Of TIRE injurious effects that AL hair
being which burn and destroy the
whilst truly beautiful preparation Of the "Cres OF Liies
IS purely vegetable, noushes the hair al the
becomes darkened.
Prepared By J. wYETH, wholesale Perfumsr and Fasey
Soap Manufacturer Sc &c of Tower H Lohsop Perfamer
Majesty The knr % Belgium, nc Wholesale and
by J. FAY, at mrs Drug Store 1873 Broadway tFrans-
lin Hous. New York
Also Wyets Milk Of Roses celebrated for wears IN Lon.
don and America the nest article for besuty the
pleyion, and Injury after shaving. do 1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

A. TO RENT, for one or term ct years, handsome
Sz residence within miles Of the City Of Ph,'a
pins, with 40 of highly improved land, with
variety Of fruit On the fine house with
large psors and hail. kitchens the first floor large aud
conyenient chambers above the out houses wo barn.
with stabng for five horses, house, smoke
house. spring house three and pond for e house
at convenient distance Said property desirable,
the accommodate to the city being of mile
from the Columbia Rail Road and OF mile from Ridge
pike.
Address box c2i Post Office Philadelphia
ARRIVAL OF MIR; BkIsToW, The WRITING MAS
TER. IN NEW YORK
ND RE-OPENING of his Writing Classes, Day and Even
"A for Ladies and Cs rleuen # ALL AGES, at No.
Broadway Henfanti's Fancy Store.
TERMS REDUCED FROM Sl2 to Se-fcr this only!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut st, merit door TO Mosonic Hall
PHILADELPHIA.


No. 223 Chestnut st, merit door to Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA
H. J. HARTWELL, Proprietor.
THIS and splendid house oen and is fitted
the most fashionable style for the accommodation oil Gen
The places fashion
piSSS RooMs and cH&MsERs viii bear
with similar establis hms mt in the Uuion
,,asv Saya w msnsop and the s,.n every luxury ,bas
ypeeted from Hotel Of the hrst class in the ey Of
With valuable assistance OF Mr. H. Nickeson, late Of
the City Hete Providence the proprietor hopes by tkr
ted exervrs to ner liberal patr'nsTe for tn. Washington
House and TO give entire Subtraction TO all who may hsor
il with their company. hss imis-
HARDWARE PAPER5Oo resms Isx2i, 2il2s, sirss ssxss
fEkssE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPoslTEs of the Ne Yod
al THOMPSON W ana
IITOOD's TOOL sTORE.-T. J. w. has hand most
every branch OF manufacture Having been established
his present location upwsrdS :. nns yt he ss become
sost any mechanic heis mad, business hy tsef and
de, the whole o his Ia the getting of Tools
tcusrly toQuav Also, importing hs goods direct from
Manufacture for cash he enabled 10 afford article
p s-on hand Turning Lathes Slide Rests, Screw Tools
Stocks and Dies sr.e assortment Flames ofevery descrp
tom Saws OF kinds those with his name on warranted
full assortment suitable for ever branch ofmanufeture No.
l Chambers at. next door tn Commercial Bank, NY
sNATEs--Jsst received at
WOODS TOOL STORE, No
- - Chambers street, whoi. sale aud
retail, most complete assert
S---zxs.-~f ment of tue Skates, all siIes and
NpFSx.$5hH\ low prices.
s// e-EEs Ps-Alsc, avery large sssort
fK- ,s---s-sz@z----T mcnt OF Mathematical lnstIu'
49, -s-sAs= ments. ni2 iin,s'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
Ea;SXXd:NIW


MY CHILD was recently afflicted with ths cr1up and
Nl thought she would not survive two hours, wsC
advised To- administer PEAsE SONS Walt :. Iiarhef
Essence Of Hosrhound Candy IS Division street si wesS
the skill Of ernnei ply seians yet this compound r~c<1
ced mediate relief The child srpecorscd freely, lie
space of three hours she considered oat Il
publish this the benefit Of thos. who have daSs1
httl. children Afflicted as my child va. .
}, HARRISON, 50 Nam street. Brookiyn
Gvntemsn--Hsvng been roabltd with sore chsst and
cold for the last month ESQ 10 be quite unable 10 AZ
tend 10 daily busnes was advised b. ATTEND 10 u2ks
trial Clarified Essepce IT Ho-rhound andy, which
did found almost instantaneous ref and rresmend
ed TO several Of profession, and they ound apest
regulator Of the voice rs,is;n yssrs, ,..,, $50,
COUNsELLOR SMITH. 90 Liberty St
Yo- at liberty TO make papc Of thu, or think
Rren,s B. zsb-y, T. corner Of Third and noek sta
Ph,ssslrss BEDDING NOs sat st., Bos'Gp, Mac. pS
Brooklyn L. None gensine unless esch pach sigpe<
j. PEAsE SON IS Dyisiea street, Of whom be Oh
isined ~h.!-sale and retail o4s v
C,OLLtCTIUNs IN PHILADELPHIA CITY
" chants and others having money ocoi,c' n hadephs
IN Feansy have their CLAWS attended 10 the po
greedy certain by Application to the subserbs
who visits New lorh regularly bssiusss twi
c.J. JACK, Aitorsey aud Ccanssllcr q law,
No. n North 9TH street
Ref.rtnses-Cary Co. }Ssy~ Vol
J. rrsli & Son.
CHARTS stets. Eco. ifhlsaeIhs.
(1LOCKs MD TiMt PiECEs, Of every d,scr' pion eco
SMITH BROrHERs. corner of the Bowtry ard Dwf.
sion street, have hand srge assortment ~ Hrcioat
machines for measuring time vholesale aud retn
good. Those w vat of good Tmereces VIII % ven 70 em
B-klso Wheel pinons racks, &C. cot correctly fss
small machinery models &c Al work wsrsrs r.sa cr n"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

BEAUTY OF COMPLExIONs-The best eosn,tIe ever
ID In for repovine ckes, tan snburn NC hesanf TT
pies and other eruptcus Of the skin, and od iiaprn,s
com exon 10 which ipafts increased sohne@s ana Ves
W." IesspryrTr orPEARL AND ALABAsTER
Try aides, and be CONVINCED fresh huy S-s H.
,ra OK sche liu ~ Csnsl y " guon
~ Bowery ;stss He~ys,reet and G. H. hns So broso
way. Price H cent? Nc -"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
sTEAM ENGINE

L,oR SALE, first rate gh Pressure Lev, bes'n steam
ENCiNF upop ne approved riacire 20 inch ey-
lind r. iron bed plate, redgrng ne saSp t hom ths
bnIdinu fly wheel. force pumps, Ne, courlete
The freine and was nade ~ one o w, Net MANY
c,s,srcrs I. Ereaad. For terms. apply u WfbCH "
GRIFFtTHS. 81 Congress st. bosten NJ ln eod rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

DART OF A HA NDsoME three story House 20 lss, VI
inmediaie possession. near Bfoedvsy For partseos3
Apply on the pr u,isss, No. 81 Wtkerst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

ITO BREEDERS OR GENTLEMEN OF THE FAN
CYTo be sold Monday. Dec St., at New York Tat
tersal thorough bred bay formerly the property
ofthr laie butler Coles Esq. Of Long Island
The above got by Henry dam by Bassorah Ara
ham, grand dam Young Romr by Duroc great grand dam
Romd by inrorted Messenger.
The above about tea old has had some ne
colts has scd in double harness good riding AMI al
and otter aud sNned and raised By the late But
Ter Coles DIST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
TO GENTLEMEN F,2sSp 9S,S5,ggssslSG An AGREE

CoIREEs MUsICALEs with .pisibi, Lssr. -he vii be
- accomr nied on ~ md Piano rte w Mr. fkRf1N at
the cafe Mile COLONIES, No Brnadwa NJ Fneur,
the proprietor of this establishment informs the New tork
public that he has gagged superb Vocalist fr he Wnfs
also 6r rate Pianist. who IN eomue rs ssrses
frcrite ats evening Al halt rass ard
iinue the performance until H. Billiards Backgurnor,
together With the finest Lisues, once. Chef
late. Psnch The rroprretor will rpsre nehe' tro-i
nor sxpease IN ake bis establishment wtrhy he pefrcri
Of ths Aneri San public. s2s I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUSLY timely ,pP.ieation
II to No Division street, amoupt Of and
money, would be saved the invalid by sbtan-
ing DR. Hsners Red Drop, snd advice gratis Hi. business
cosld be regularly attended his health restored and lis best
interests thereby promoted and norsk Price 81 peruI
d.
THE. LAME LEAP FOR JOY-As ia days of yore ops
fell among thieves who left him naked and wounded; his
distress relieved by benevolent individual would
saw diseased up your doubts aud
ey, make Of DR. Hunters Red Drop which in every
afford prompt relief and and
cure. Medical house Division street. sign Of the Good sa
maritan 81 per vial. DAT
MO SEY TO LkND.-Ihe subscriter continues to make
Nl liberal advances on all descriptions Of goods.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON, Paw nbroser,
No CSthsrine street, East Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04

S&R FOR LuNDON-iscket OF the nth Decemaer-
N3Y The hrst class fast saili-g packet ship TORONTO
So4sCspt Gfswod, will sail a. above her regular dav.
Hiy very superior accommodation for eabiB second
bin and ststge psssengsfs persons ntencnr TO embar
shoula make Immediate app cation on board. or to
GLOVER 4 Menu RRAY,
d9 100 Pine a. south.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
BRITIsH REBIop1cAL LITEEAIyRE,a

n
aMtRICAN RErRINTs Of the London trarteriy. I'D.
n iuburg Foreign, and Westminster Reviews aekwoods
ana the NstropOah MsgaIin.. and pen,l,ys Hyeellauy
The periodicals continue TO be pshshed 81 ore rd
hs pr, 9fs Ensish edsns nth the same car. and hdsi
lie execution They exact re-prnts ef the originals and
ali the Illustrations, however numerous, are given IN nearly
exery instance.
The publisher wishes IL TO Ne distinctly understood that those
delivered 10 subscribers in the principal cities
unien aposfage other intfdenfai crpcnsethe
within month after their puhlcsti IN England,
and reviews Immediately afterwards with the utmost des
rstehl -uuu..
The puuhsr OF each issued separately and
printed with good tyre large AND PAPER OF
surerio quy, Blackwoods Magazine and Bsn,ley Mic.
eeany scsmles Of the original works and the size o. the
Neiropo itsn Magazine and the Reviews differs very hue
from Europe and their execution quite good
inevery particular. ..,.,.,,-,.a
For the Tour Reviews - 70
Three of them. oo
Of them. ~
TIE four Reviews, Underwood, me Metropolitan, aud
Bentley's Miscellany .s..s..t2o 90
= MAGAZINES.
For Blaekwoeds Magazine 20
Biaskwood and Metropolitan ....... ..........Ss %
All suisse ipions rayatle in advance New York; IE
NINA M MASON, publisher, corner Of Broadway asd ine
street, basement roerns. rlosnis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
ID q C. II o r B E l. l.

Co. Mr.. BRlSTOW - reduced his terms for Writing
lessons from S2 to So opportunity to all bad writerio9k
al his adv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-04
GEORGE F.. GERDING,
SHIP BROKER,
at - Wall street.

WANrED-A situation as general servant by Young
w man la ely arrived from Dublin Apply at 81 South ST.
d. IN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

The Richmond Wing Of the 5th instant -
II will be seen that the Wings of Brunswick have
invited Mr.. RIvEs to public dinner to anwser the
misrepresentation which have been propsgated
against him. The whole people of the Electoral
District of both parties are invited TO attend.
We observe with pleasure tnat District Meetings
or Conventions are about be held in almost every
quarter of the Commonwealth The enthusiasm oi
the peope-their professions, &c their ffoliesome
exhibitions of Log Cabins, with the string oil the
latch hanging out. and their hard cider with gourds'
are gall and NORWOOD 10 tie Federal clique. We
say TO our friends, go ahead Dose The Feds to
thei, hearts content. The they rail, the more
vigorously do you ply them with hard cider and
Log Cabins, forgetting the string OF the latch
and the gourds. You may rest assured you are not
far wrong, when your conduct excites the dsappro-
baton OF the Feds. They thong in the beginning
10 kill Of the old Farmer of the North Bend by RI
dicung him as the Log Cabin and Hard Cider
candidate Teach their official insoence lesson,
which will be of service to them through life
Dish up the Hard Cider and Log Cabins to them
on all occasions, and let them know that honest po-
yerty contracted in the service of the Republic. IS
disrepuable to no man, and that the People OF ibis
country can appreciate virtue though clad in rags
and are not too proud to be grateful to beneiac-
tor although be May be poor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18
From the Philadelphia Evening Star.
A SCENE or PERIL.

j. II. BUCKINGHAM, Esq, was pas
senger in the Poland at the time she was
struck with lightning. He has Furnished
for the Boston Courier, thrilling and ei-
ieciiye narrative Of the appalling scene.
Alter describing the first shock and lis
electric effect, he proceeds;
We walked the deck all that night, and
said but little. Capt. Anthony was watch
full, and going silently about in every part
Of the deer, stopping up a crack here, and
adjusting rope there, or giving some or
der Tor he safety Of those whom at thai
moment he must have felt We're depend.
ent almost entirely upon his decision for
their lives. Morning broke. and the sun
rose, but no sail was 10 sight. There we
lay ON the broad ocean, fine ship smoking
at every crack, with three frail boats al
tached TO her by single rope, and no
hope of rescue except through the good.
ness Of the Almighty. Whatever may
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18
From the Annapolis Republican.
IN DTS IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.

ON DTS IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
That MARTIN THE |. has forbidden his
Janissaries to name the word peiticoat-
General, in derision of Gen. Harrison, lest
il remind The public how, by the united
influence of peiiicoat and u General, he
was himselfeecled President OF these U.
States, being personally unpopular and
undlstnguished for any great act, but de-
spised for many little ones.
And. harder still asgitious, yet not srcat!'
ANOTHER. That Van has ordered in
structions TO be sent to our fiscal agents,
the Barings, to honor no more drafts from
MAJ. Eaton, our Minister at Span and
that Eaton is recalled to give his place 10
reward to another TenneSseean Poor
Eaton can serve him no longer. When
tie lemon is squeezed, the next thing is
to throw away the rind
ANOTHER. THAT u certain suppressed
correspondence may yet come TO light.
Does the Kinderhouker remember how,
and through whose agency, that cores
pondence was discovered TO be in The hands
of an opposition Prlnterl How dreadful
ly certain people were alarmed al the very
thought OF its publication. How difficult
it was to prevail with Belinda to withdraw
the budget Belinda, TO whom he owes his
plqce; and does he feel no twitching OF
conscience, at the thought of the base and
colo blooded ingratitude with which he
has treated the man who prevented a
publication that would have exposed the
hypocrisy OF men 10 high places--maklng
some very big men look very small1
But no !! men of his cast Of character,
never feel rcmorsc--fear they often do,
but never the redeeming sentiment OF ho-
norabc contrltion. The Great Unknown
thus takes the distinction Van will I'M
derstand, what he so well exemplities---
speaking of remorse, he says
High minds. Of native pride and force.
Most deeply feet, thy pangs, Rsmoyss.
Fear. for their scourge, mean villains have,
Thou art the tortufsr OF the brave.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18

The whole number of electoral votes is
o95--necessary TO q choice las. You
win perceive, then, that Harrison will
have 100 votes beyond the number requi.
size to elect him. have given Mr.. Van
Buren, New Hampshire. which ! know
viii be- matter of complaint with our
friends there; for they have determined
to make battle in way 10 shnke even the
granite hills. Perhaps | ought 70 make a
similar apology in regard 10 Arkansas. -
| have also given him South Carolina,
which will 20 for him, unless, by Decem.
her, when the vote is to be cast, Mr. Cali
houn shall think the interests OF the coun-
try require il to be given 10 third man
as heretofore or the % doubtful votes,
think Elarrson's chance decidedly tho
best for majority Of them and II the
tide Of public sentiment continues TO set
us strongly as il has done, Mr.. Van Blu
rem, by November next, Will scarcely
have State he can call his own.
look forward to the above result with
the most perfect confidence, und with the
most pleasing anticipations. What a re.
buke will il be Of the attempted usurpa-
ton of all the powers OF this Government,
and the practical subversion Gifts funda-
mental principles What triumphant
restoration Of the powers Of Congress,
when freedom Of thought and Of action
shall be once more vouchsafed to the Re-
representatives. Of the People aud Of the
States.
Excuse the haste with which have
written, under the pressure of numerous
engagements, and believe me,
Very iruly. yours,
N. r. TALLMADGE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18

AREyIvAL OF THE SILK BusiSEss.-W e are plea
sed 10 hear that the Silk Company at Northampton
have completely resuscitated their establishment;
the operations OF which were somewhat paraiyzed
b, the times and they are now progressing with ev-
ery prospect of success. The Sewing SILK manutac-
tory of Nantucket, continues in the same prosper
Gus career that has attended il from its commence
ment. The bounty laws OF Massachusetts, yer,
mon, and other eastern States have had the desired
effect bv inducing numbers Of persons TO turn their
attention TO this pursuit and tens Of thousands OF
Mulberry Trees are now being planted IN those
States for the purpose Of raising silk, and has eau
sed quite an animated demand for them, and iney
have in consequence, been again selling at very far
prices--N y. Star
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18
War! War! w ar!!!

FlNHE WIG makers have declared hostilit'es
Il against our neighbor, DR.. JAYNE, on account
81 his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
Business into Cooked hat" Ladies and gentle
Haen-old and young--are locking to the Doctors
standard. Heads long Invested Of even the hrst
tudnents of hair, after using his Hair Tonic soon
appear with and flowing locks. which Aosa-
i9m himself might have envied Beardess boys
are seen with large and bushy whiskers; and LADIES'
seue again through their own raven nngie,s more
beautiful and bewitching than ever. Bald heads
are doffng their wigs and throwing them to the
noles aud the bats" while the Wig makers stand
sshast they behold the demolition OF their bust
ness.
What will be the consequence of this war we
rao~ not, as the Wigges are outrageous ana 'he
Doctor remains arm. and declares that {" some
things can be done as we'll as others" and that
,ALn HEADS may as well wear their own mar a.
"at OF o,her.-PhiI. Weekly Msasngsr.
February ~, 1870.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18
WHEN THIS olD HAT WAS NEW,

WHEN THIS 0lD HAT WAS NEW,
When this old hat was new, the people used to say
The bes, among the Democrats were Harrison and
Clay;
The Locos now assume the name, title most I'M
true
The most unlike their party name, when this old
was new.
When this old hat was new. Van Buren, was Fed,
An enemy to every man who labored for his bread
And if the people of New York, have kept their re-
cords true,
He voted gainst the poor mans rights, when this
old hat new.
When this old hat wss new, Buchanan was the
man
Best fitted in the Keystone State, to lead the Fed
raj clan.
veins look blue,
He'd cure them by phebotomy," when this old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new, twas eighteen hun
bred eleven,)
Charles Ingersoll did then declare, by all his hopes
Of heaven,
" Had he been able to reflect, hed been tory true,
And neer have thought it reproach," when this
cid hat was new.
When this old hat was new of Richard Rush TWAS
said,
To figure well among the Feds, he wore black
cockade;
Deny this Loco's. ifyou please, for every word is
l knew full well old Dicky Rush, when this old hat
was new.
When this old hat was new, the Senator from
Maine,
Destroyed by FIRE NJ .ey, { immortaze his name
The efTgy was Madison's, ifcommon fame be true
SO Ruel WilliaIys was Fed, when this old hat was
new.
When this old was new, twas in the Granite State
That Henry Hubbard asked each town to send de-
egate.
To meet in Council at the time when Federalism
blue,
Made Hartford look like indigo, when this old hat
was
When this old hat was new, Sam Cushman did de-
clare,
I" That should soldier cross the lines, he hoped
he'd perish there,
And leave his bones in Cannda, for enemies to
view"
So much for hi. Democracy, when this old hat was
When this old hat was new, old Governor Provost.
The States invaded, at the head of numerous Brit
ish host,
Then mark, ye Locos, what did Martin Chi,tenden
then do
Forbid Green Mountain Boys to fght! when this
old hat was new.
When this old hat was new, Woodbury. and Van
Ness
E. Allen Brown, and Stephen Haight were of the
Federal mess,
A. H. Everett, and Martin Field, and Sam c. Al
len, too,
New Patent Democrats, were Feds, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, those worthless did OPP
The cause and friends of liberty, and stood among
their foes
Not so with Granny" Harrison, for at Tippeca-
noe,
He bravely fought the savage foes, when this old
hat was new.
When this old hat was new, the friends Of liberty
Knew well the merits of old Tip, while fighting at
Maumee:
Come now, huzza for Harrison, just as we used to
do,
When first we heard of ProctoIs fall, rhen this old
hat was nev
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18

When this old hat was new, the people used to say
The bes, among the Democrats were Harrison and
Clay;
The Locos now assume the name, title most un-
true;
The most unlike their party name, when this old
was new.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-18

ACLEAR CAsE.-Mr. Forsyth. in his tasty let
ter about the Vice Presidency says that no Trend
of the administration now hopeto be elected by
the people; and the Administration paper at fi''s-
burg, the Mercury. says that 81 Col johnson can
not he elected neither can Mr.. Van Buren, be-
7hey are both right; and between them they make
GU, as clear case against the administration as
could be desired .-Seiota (O.} Gazette.