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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.

Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonirgton,
daily, except Sundays. .:...:.,
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven.
daily except Sundays. ..........; -.
Eastern Land Mail, which lcaYss Sunday
morning, closes Saturday ............
EasternWay Mai, via H arlcn, w estchcster,
Norwalk, &c. daily except S.rdays
Hartford Mil, By steamer, daily, except
sundays. =. 49,. :
Southern Mail through to New Orleans,
xy daily, Mai. d;;;iv; ............
Northern Maily daily. ,..:.... -.
Northern Steamboat Mail, to Saratoga; viz
Hudson, Albany and Troy, daily. 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

RANK AND TiLE! 81 IN city sf New York, at Ma
tioas Hall, "wednesday Evssns, <sh instc:lled BY
5000 citizens "A Mas Meeting Of the Democratic Rank
SON [" and TYLER too"--of National Reform, better
times and reduction Of Wages will be held at National
Hail. Wednesday Evening" llh inst ut hall past seven
o'clock .
Many tinguished have been invited to address
the meeting. Numerous singers and superior band Of
music will also be present to enliven the occasion:
Nv order the Committee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

Il.ek Hawt FhiIadi Sh, Wado cettsI NYoTE
Crusader, Baltimore. . = r-..s,.
0Loyes,rEl Oct sr Ls.isgton, Smith, New York; sth,
Bosros Oct lo-cld Cabinet Lionel Hsvana and Curope;
st fs,srhgrx Trask, NOrssss I'll Whitnsy Harding s..
Niagsrs Love Albany Cygnet Nickerson Work; Marst
to- Ma.on do; Rssside Langley, dol sam Appleton Nick
erson, dc; Pequo.. Baker, do. , -.,.
Pau LrHIA, Oct o-arr Eagle poston d snsi kile
dos Gen Warren HALT Philadelphia antucket John Ran
Surveyor Norwch Union Nantucket; cid India, Mccall
Havana; Pilot, Boggs, Boston; Benz Frankn. Finn, do
York. -
RIcHMoSD, Oct s-aTr Ca,harine Wilcox, NYork.
NoRvo' X Oct s-sr Viranian, Bed,ll NYork-r.ports at
anchor of Seswes Point between 20 aud 80 sail Of vessels
and off Craney Island. Alexandra, Britain sm NVork for
Archibald Grae Rec I'm Barbados; General Harris Of
Ale sndra I'm Baltimore hound to Amsterdam sd Sherer
Grant, w Indies; from Hampton Roads indian Chief Cope,
rotterdam; Powhatan Briggs, Hayre The James Casse FIN
New buryp port, has gone James River
WAsHINaTos, Nc Oct Arr Washing on, Nfork Sarah
Abigail Melissa do; Thos WyEns do; Chingsroo do:
cid Caroiine do; Eliza Maria Ma cia do; Orion, do
MOBILE, Oct saIr Caliau, Ceesworthy, Baltimore. De-
low, ship supposed the Tuskina, fun NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

~ sunday, nth instant, 4ssep nsks OF John j. and
Annis Rkkers aged years and months
Ga Sunday morning. lh instant, Of drorsy, Js~es Dr
sss. ~ the <e,h year 81 his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
COLLECTION
OF AMERICAN VICTORIES,

Painted by Engine Lsri " ssbey Besrge, and other
l~hr.ted French artists.
NEW ORLEANS-LAkE kNlk-lORk TOWN.
These magnificent Paintings twenty feet IN width and
Ee,n hgs the first series OF collections int Ddes
10 illustrate the Naval AID Military History of the United
States. have been ,reeu.d in fars a an ,Ien.
thousand francs each By the most celebrated srss IN the
styl. the splendid II Napoleon Victories
the husoo ia Lurembufg and Chateau de Nstsaiiies
The frat two, New Orleans and Lake kric) now svh
biting the Granite III ing corner OF Chambers street and
broadway. Entrance IN Chamber street
Admission es Open from II eciock IN the murninx "a
o in the evening. OF ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

futeat AGVices

Passengers Sailed.
LrrRPooL-S,eem ship Britannia from Hstaz-si. Coin
belt late Governor Of Novn Scotia family and suite
Rev Or Jacob Vice President of Kings College Fredericton
Min ali 40 from Boston and 40 from Haiau.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

Packets to Arrive. Packets to Depart.
LONDON
President Chadwick, Sept 10 Quo bee Hebari, Oct 40
Ontalio Brad,h, Sept 40 Philadelphia Morgan, Nov
LIvIRPeoL. LIysRrsoi.
E.rcpe Mnr,hsI Sept 10 United States Britton Oct
Independence Nyr, Sept As Engl nd Waite, Oct 10
HAvRE.
Vile le Lyon, Stsddard septs Suy, Thompson, Ccts
Emerald Howe, Sept &c Du htsse d'Oflesps Oct "a
sEw oHLEAns. CRUZ.
Mississippi. Hilliard, Sept Is Eugenis Diseoe Oct 10
hosILr. ORLEANS.
Wet ,mpla Asderson Sept &c New York (s) Wright Oct
Lewis Cas-, Ryder, rnc Shakespeare, Cornell, Oct u
SAVANNAH. NOZZLE.
Wilson Fuller. Oct Depnison, rost, Oct q
Morea, Chapman. Gets sAvsNraH.
CHARLESTON. q b Lamar, Johnson, Oct 10
Noses, Lovelsnd anc cHAaLksrOs.
Perry, Hamilton, Oct S Ashley Pike, soon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

HERALD M RINE NE w 5.
Port OF New York, October ID, Is4O.
RISES. hooN
s. SO So
State of the Weather yesterday.
MISUNDERSTANDING, sso md WV Fair
:. Merdian.s4o -. NV ...,,
Sunset, Uo... NV Clear.
From o'clock afternoon The wind blew strong
gale from the NW-co'd and wintiy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13


A POLIO AssoCIATION.-Th Exhibition of hi. sssc,
= citation IL c un s n S b. d ' S's ok
every evening, for The pr seat, until 10 O'Clock
The Ct rsntngs has been pronounced 10y sHe
IN ia are e TO De superior any
d H;t %S 10 IL i Gs sSs ion are ~oa
find the present favorable tire Ia purchase ol33eod
FOR GALvEsroN-rassengs,s yer big NoR.H viii
Isle st. at which time the vessel will sail %
pACKET sHIf ROsCIUs, FROM LIvERPOOL-Con.
soa,d It ~ha S loot 3 %s socSs
mltted In nye days must be sent TO the asne STORE ol
SWEDISH BRIG soLIDA -Consyne.s pc! Swedish brig,
y soIida Capt sunlburg from Leyhorn, will please send
their per" to the p fesf R ri CO.
All goods not permitted five dsys will be sent to public
INFORMATION WANTED-Any person VINO will leave
HS 4 OF d this Sss o. viii Whit reeess he
thanks ofone who wishes to knew OILS
WANTED-Bya esq, etable young Woman situation :;
Cha%hermad or Nurse would eHssg1 to DO general
isreness can be given Enquire at Bayard street ois.
no WOOD sAWYERs-Want.dt tive Wood sawy ers' to
e G on on. hut 'i- c m hS esS
s city se. sppS + to % y aa be-
given The applicants must be able to lsave the city by
T..fi5s Address post paid to A W. post "s'
TwINEs-aoob bales Bridp9 prsns complete assort;
sail ms to a p ns aoasS Ss
received from the nanufasers and for sale at reduced
ois EK.CoLLINs co. SO South st.
shoe THREAD-0 bales assorted colors, aAda ounce
OBS s- 'dp'r' HGL rs So South ST.
UNAR CAUSTIC, Sc. Nitrate of Silver in crystal;
II Lunar Causc white and black sticks Soheeler Hydro
rynid Acid Iodine Iron; Aqua Ammonia Alcohol Asmo.
Sodium, and for sale, wholesale and
FEUCHTwANGER's PHARMACY,
ola 81 Broadway.
COUGH MEsICiNEs--Everyv variety OF Cough Medi
" cine such JuuAe Paste Taylors Bsam Of Lverwort
Balm Honey Basam OF oehosnd Iceland and irish Moss
Cough Lszenges Syrap &c constantly To be had At
FEUCHTWANGERS PHARMACY
OILS $40 Broadway.
DAD STONES native Magnetic Iron Ore, constantly
IL maud, and for sale, wholesale and retail, at
FEUCTWANGERS Pharmacy, $40 Broadway,
OILS corner Pearl street.
RiL.s OF EXCHANGE on all parts of Engand, Ireland,
and Sc oand in of fs, $40, Els and E2oTto any
ola lao Broadway and az w all ST.
PED BACK AND SAFETY FUND MONEY purchased
8. J.sYLvEsTRR
ola 100 Broadway aud ~ w ali st.
WHOLESALE ARTICLES FORCOUNTRY TRADE
w The Danond Cement for nendny glass and china
The Prussia Tooth Cement. for filling hollow teeth
Thompson's aye Water end Lees Pills
Lunar Caustic and Prussie Acid
German Succory for hsvsrirg coffee
Cockrosch and Bedbug Poisons,
All articles SUPERIOR and IN good order and Tor
FEUCHTwANGER's Pharmacy, 500 Broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
Auction Sales.
by THOMAS BELL.
(Ssrss Nos. 81 finn end lib FaAsn stveefs.)

IL.
(Ssrss Nos. 81 finn end iib faAsn sseefs)
TUESDAY
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, FANCY AND PLEDGED
AkrICLES-At oj o'clock the Sales Rooms trunks eis-
giant Cothng valuable stock Of Goods, and other mar
e"ana's deserving WEDNESDAY.
scriptons, at l0i O'Clock, at The sale rooms.
FRIDAY. -
FURNITURE, c.-Sale of entire and valuable STOCK
of sofas mahogany maple and fancy ehurs sofa beds, OTTO
spring rocking chairs and elegant cabinet furniture
a, 10. O'Clock. IN the sale rooms
BY BUTTERFIELD 4 COACHMON.
Store No 10 Eat Breedscsv
Out door sales Of Furniture Ac panctsaily at
tended To, and respectfully solicited.
..,u TUESDAY, October IS.
rShN bf-At 10 O'clock at No "a Mulberry street
sp ndd assortment Of Household Furniture, oonsistg Of
PETS marble top centre aud tables mahogany dining and
pier tables mahogany aud fancy CHAIRS french other bed
seas marble top dressing bureaus
Also, large quantity Of beds and bedding, &c
. THURSDAY, October 10
assortmsnt nnredeemed pledges have been
AT PRIVATE SALE.
1900 tons Peach Orchard Coal
800 chxl9rons Liverpool DO Delivered the mre, prices
free Of carriage.
Also 100 Cooking Stoves.
SALES OF FURN!rURE-Tke auetioneer respectful
IL notice that he will attend personally The sale
Household Furniture the dwellings tn house.
keeping Liberal cash advances will be ade furniture
the auction store yentories and
the @ sonaliy attended
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
J. nj. Wheeler, 1ducfroneer.
by J. Z. MAITLAND,
.Sts,e No. Ie5 Chatham Squsre

Tbs DAY,
rs s :H Of ssT
Of and second hand bureaus deboards sesary dres-
IN @ s:s ss :"s
wine &c mattel clocks eroeAsry, glass
dispose Of their goods will pSsstasy attended b.
sendz Their address to the stores aud goods to any amont
No Liberal advances paid on goods semitic the store
cash paid for all goods on tn. day Of sale
PAUL B. LLOYD, Auetion,er.
HANDSOME runS TH!S RAF 4is--w~. Mccormick,
VII e 9 pay md Ia the 10 4. e E
house Consisting e book elegant bureaus
ss: sas9 Sd sS F Sss nj
nsre stsresi cooking dowith large
,A;o, horse s.w. handsome baroreh. wagon,
Ss S. ,ss u j.
SLCoND AND LAST SALE or MODERN PAINT;
MS, in the granite hndrg c9nsr Chambers street and
e.ey eolissdoa superior Famed oil P.inDs., BY
F. %hs
Ladies and gentlemen ars respectfully invited TO call
90 Ladies will find the ADJ ertisementof French Pills
in: column on the 4th page. sic amis'
o. n. Ii II w II IS
WHOLESALE ASs RETAIL
UMBRELLA STORE,
Corner Of William and Beckmsn streets New York. and
los Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Fl AS esnst.ntly hand the following srsIss:-GentIe
uenismens Ma.Iia with linen sos0n', collars and wrist
Colored Shirts Of every description,
Muslin Shirts, with linen wristbands.
;;sa do do net cotton do
e % e. & ;ss: sS: % Flannel.
Do silk net Shirts, de do cotton do
De lambs wool do do merino do
Laies' silk and merino Vests and Drawers,
1 Linen BosoKs Of every description,
Linen Collars and Wristbands sx and cotton Night Caps
| Trimmed Satin Stocks, OF the latest stJle
| Plain do do do do
Trimmed Bomsaxine do do
Plain do do do
Plated do d Dc
Black and fancy Cravats,
Silk and Cambria Pocket Haadk erchiefs.
Gumeiasti silk and cotton Suspe uders,
Hoskn and Kid Gloves, of SUI erior Qsali;y,
Linen, tire sd and cotton do do
Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels
Silk and Cotton abreas, and article appe
agcstlenaI = wardrobe, for ismeehate use
Scotch, Lambs Wool aud herno Stockings ard Socks Of
all sizes.
G. b. b. tsnkfu fcr the fsvors bestowed him for
three ocits continuance of the shall
his utmost endea,o to work OF the best aleai and
make.
NB.-Genemen embarkpg for sea, be instantly cup
piled for the voyage. i22 Inns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

MARRIAGE Fiif sIULOttCALY DtoCU Ssr .D, trsus-
VI lated from the French of Jean Dubois The 10th edition
ofthis ausbr work. guhlised divided into
Part lat the necessity Of Marriage. Part 2dlnstrucons
Court with remedy for Love. Parts 81 and th-On
subjects chiefly with
state dubious 81 the Bile siags
will have their doubts removed perrsa Of this hook
Persons afflicted with hopeless passion will hna IN II mode
escape from their feeling, aud unmarried persons will do
useful dun whereby regulate
the number Of their families according to their will and CIR
cuEstances. For sale at GEORGE b. SEDLENiS med-
cine .tore, 49, A nh street Price IS cents
from the City Of New York have the work
arded part Of the United States BY mall
wsrda dollar TO the above address, aud half s
tRge. Ola TN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

AIK AM Mas. WOODS CONCEKT-Nr and Mn.
WI Woop respectfully to their friends aud the
public IA At they will gee VOCAL CONCERT At the CITY
iote Wednesday evening neat the ith instant aided By
Msssrs Letter and Brough. The doors will ut
formsnce t. at half past o'clock precisely Par
teuafs ia future bi 10. oio ttsls
A MUsEAIENTs-J.C CARL - WASHINGTON BOW
II LING SALOON, 2ta Broadway The sakscrb er has IT.
ted Bowling Saloon under ke,er Pines with three
city G.nls the city and country will fluid this very
convenient place Of s every attention will be psd
those who wish Themselves The Bar will always
be with the beat Of Wines No bstag Of al
lowed.
NBtenileuen wishing TO .srn the will God este
jenc.d kr~rsrs TO teach them. 30 an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

IRON
G Dss, Of , ,s % nj SR to 1[ and %s
rsr'Oss away from the C,y New York have the work
w.rda one dollar the above address paying half Is-
yesrs since The general introduction % the usin, Codi
w Gs ss md h and s Is
q reputation which i bad pr',,o,G.ly aeaa1sa ~ Egcp
hs univ, e. rover hs been . to e e
@ n reHosahe S1i nsirora r le 2unsn as
a.; .. ds Of 1 .G, y ~: III r;s
OF nsGsn % msss ,eS n iss with aIs
necessary Iii. period ih. Lgeins Cordial
s an =, n,TO sai asS sne r ~ soT and
arising from debil teton Of The sy-tr, -he m
sin oSsS s :sS
sT speedy perfect sctd vi host psia OF
,s sSeS f5 ar. :. G,se NJ"
yer-ay stsd erils, recomm nd II 70 en With all coat
fI ssy Z: Si9tS s''Rs ssiJ'ss
tie 'nd e Dr. N, ,S w Be lac ..t BIT
tor q The Laei.a Sol, & pa gay ..d on y, thor
to soaiIs males Who had ben considered GsrTeS, bear OH
p,g md to rfor ss s 70 @1e en- &
health ssd .ssi,y w,se Gr. r.c,td the Ameriesl
.@.n.s .r,s1 s1d hf an Sn, q s.gss
sbs that aeeonpni,S :. ase nee IN my
rs but nov .sr upward. q Eaudr,
aud inOw,dS, Sunid onp,r
.ss | . s ss@ eop y was" 1 en-
promises IN the fhlment 81 the most imporien' end.
~ which "a 10 recommended, and has become Justly
s';s sss r;s, s: t %E:tGS9
the , , ~. s,.. .s s2 3 S. s s,T m
sees pr.sieS y srieal mssn. ard Also hat can pro-
duee that state ofhe system emAes, who had born re,eus
.SIa;;s hay: Z .y:sS ssis = :: !"
sr.,, rs.psrsispi,y iss have ebesrfsiy assumed with
S s SJ S.s s.a Spo SS s
ihs country remain the pssies rery oeedisnt humble
SERVANT JouN WINTERS HoL eERwELL, NJ, n,
| ias Liberty street.
p-h am n. sole general agent for tn. sale Of Mag
MS. Lusp. Cordial "a D. Unil.d ssiss e, r,,d.L VII
that genuine unless the fec ie
cfths ixns,srs Of travelling ard general e" Go, aseni
.,ag 81 which would subject the oesder be prosecuted
New fs' o 81: 10 a sss ,,S ' Street Asa,p,
ToDACCoa hba' 'gV,iGy M;,9S., reS,ses for salsby
Both shst.rs preparations likewise their Herb. and
cfh sc s,ne. s S %
save :. ."'' IFsEGcnrwASGERs PHARMACY,
I UNAR .CAUsTIC ANp PRUssIC ACID-C onsianiIy
- on hand. pnre Lunar Cause ami Pusc Acid warranted
to keen Tor any length Of tim,, fcr sale 4
I OADsTONNEs AND MlNERALs-Auy qu,niity o
- minerals on hand and for sale wholesale aud -st 81
| MINES PATENT MILITARY PASTE, for poIs1 N
ra, 5ai p onSs s'' ss,s. a Britt mis-
ing enc ''"'@ as P Fsa at
s ysSs a.s 1 b., s. siS.
debts contracted by the win be paid BY the eonsisses
| captain. ci-
| RICHMOND wOoDiULL.
CON MISSION hERCHAN
1f4 seuth street,
\ New Yerk. iep
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
MONEY MARKET.
NJ. nday, Oct. l3--6 II M.

w. SHERWOOD, Secretary. ol23t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-06
Reduction of labor, 40 per cent.


Facis and queries for Farmers. The Hayerhl
IN. H. Wing and Egis says:
Farmers! You know very well that for the last
ten years the wing party has been bold in the as
severation, that the policy of the party in power
was setting IN motion Il current that would under.
mine, and ultimately destroy the hest and brigh-
test hopes of the nation. You know this fact 1t
has been often rung in your ears and many of you
have discarded 1t as visionary notion. Well
now how is the prophecy beng fulfilled? Look
first at the trade of our ces-what say the prices
current? Are the productions OF the soil on the
rise ?-more men required TO perform The labor
of community than were required three years -ny,
ten years ago? Oh no Are circumstances for
trade and employment as favorable as then? Oh.
no !-One year ago, what prices did you receive
for your stock and your produce? You can an.
swer this question yourselves And what prices
do you receive n0W? This question you can an
swer too And now WHAT has effected this great
change? Is it banking ? is it Speculation % Oh
no. Not even these old catcl-words avail the
desructves now-tneir force is lost, their point
blunted, their former potency forever gone Well,
what has operated to bring about this new, ard
now but budding, state OF things? Why, as we
honestly conceive, it is the first step in retrogade
movement of our country 1.-The first step in the
down-hill road leading TO the condition of hard
money S2an to the condition, dep'orahe ms it may
I've, Of 'hard money Portugal, to The condition of
Van Buren's ticentp -ttuo' ILLUsTRIous SUB
TREASURY GOVERNMENTS! And of the
suffering which this condition naturally engenders
abroad, who undergo the greatest share? 1t is
not the Office holder-nor the rich banker mol
the man with his thousands and tens ofthousand:
laid by for speculation but the man who ts the
earth for subsistence, and the class denonlinateo
by our tory office holders, the mental race, sucl
as the mechanic and laborer. These are the mel
who suffer abroad and who will suffer here in lib
erty-loving America.
SheriFs Sale. The Philadelphia Star Of TIT
Dad has one page of seven large columns entirely
filed with notices Of Shelf s sales. This pag
does not contain all the advertisements of the kind
Ho,o IL tcorks.-N Y. Times
Out Of Employment We are informed by
mechanic who, at this season, usually employ
about three hundred persons that he has not on
employed now! The Van Buren, system work
beautifuy!-B.
'.No pressure that an honest man need regfet'-
The Patterson IN. j. lnelligencer says the great
er part of the manufactures in this town have al
so been lying idle for months. There are we un
derstand but TWO establishments among the who'll
number which were making full time few O
the others run part ofthe time
Reuulsion among the Working Men, During tn
last four months Mr. Van Burem's government hav
dismissed nearly 300 men, heretofore employe
at the several Navy Yards, and reduced the wa
ges of the remainder, full 90 per cent.
". y. Her ald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-06
CcoNuuNIcATIoN.1


MEssRs. w ALToNs,-l think you act tnwiseIy
to take up any space in your paper to refue the
lies the federal locoGocos pnblIslr about General
Harrison. The best way to secure his election is
to publish their lies without comment The peo-
pie all know old Tip and his history and they
have done and will do every thing TO honor hlin.
by the way, was pleased with the wood-chop-
per anecdote you told in your last paper. On
casting round find It's true lint more people
have named their sons after Harrison within my
acquaintance since the last vsar, than after the
great Washington himself. This shows what
said, that the people know old Tip and will DO all
lhey TO honor him. They would not name
tSeir sous after coward, or Il fool, or an enemy
on his country. There are three yoiHg met
who bear the old hero's honored name within a
halt mile of where resde-and what is curious
they are all sons ofmen who voted with The Jack
sea- party. One of them is now dead, and don't
kaow but The other two will vote for Van Buren,,
bsl don't believe it. There two OF old Tips
soldiers now living in. our town, and il had any
Isaack of wiring would tell you some Of the
.tOries they tell about him, and perhaps shall try
to dn ii as it is in my way But I'll say this now,
thai twont do to cal: the cd hero hard names be
fore them. NATHANIEL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-06
ICOMMUNICATION,

The Patriot seems determined to make
itself ridiculous and contemplate, even in
the estimation of its own readers and par
tizans. For more than five years past its
columns have been literally filled with de-
nunciations against Banks, and all connec-
ted with them and it has not sought to
disguise the fact that its object was the
obstruction of the one and the disgrace OF
the other. The softest words it has ever
applied to either, have been " monopolies, y
exclusive privileges" shaving shops,
engines for making the rich richer and
the poor poorer" extortioners," " Sc
per cent. usurers," "rag barons," " robbers
of the poor" bank wings" &c. &c. DC
Nor has it applied its odious epithets, mol
aimed its bitter denunciations only to
Banks generally, nor limited them to un
safe or mismanaged Banks; but the instl
tuition in its immediate vicinity, the OLE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-06
I- In the last Windsor Statesman w

among othef extracts, Ue 1oHOWlng:
"FAcTs-is there one who will deny,
LIST. That General William Henry Harrison,
the candidate for the Presidency, is an abolition.
list?
"2J. That he is the candidate of the abolition
party
"3l. That he was an open, Jealous, frank sup
porter of the Scdtion Law and Black Cockade
administration Of Adams? Untrue Ed. Watch.
man.
"4 lh. That he is in favor of Internal Improve
mens by the General Government maintaining
that Congress possess the power to make roads
and canals within the respective States?
"5th. that he is in favor OF a high protective
Tariff, and has declared he would only modify the
Tariff, when the streets of Norfolk and Charles
ton shall be cOusred 0uh grass Gen. Harrison
is indeed Tariff man, hut the last part Of the
above sentence is a gross misrepresentation. Ed.
Wdichman
10th. That he is federaist of the Reign Of
Terror? Untrue. Ed. Wachmaa.l
"7th That he recognizes the power Of Congress
over the question of slavery?
9Th. That while member of the Legislature
ofOhio, he voted to sell tOhite men for debt I'm
true.-Ed. n atchman.
"These facts will not he contradicted, except
by the ignorant or bigoted of the fedet raj press /;
but should they he denied, the proofs can be pro-
duced. We repeat-the above charges can be
backed tcih The proofs in every instance.
Now, really, we take one of two things to be
true either this is the last and most remarkable
case oil absent -mindedness, or the good old wing
town of Windsor, in the State of Vermont, has
very suddenly taken n station south Of Mason
and D'xons line Howisit Mr. Statesman have
you, in your zeal for the coalition Of the dough-
face and the Nullifer, imagined yourself really to
be in South Carolina
And now, while orr hand is in with our locoCo.
co neigbbor, another question: How happens i,
that you state that 5000 delegates wero present al
tho late locofoco State Convention at Detroit
Michigan? One of The Detroit papers states tn,
number to have been barely 200 If we are no
much mistaken, the locofocos will find very grea
difficulty in getting as many as 5000 votes in tn
whole State Of Michigan.