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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE

SHERMAN's ORRIs TOOTH PASTE is admitted
whsa @ ise causes svs Tho tartar to
h ake n sdens NE gams the and
cd oE substances 1t recommended BY the
s@th Moon ru' ESQ seer fo ohf B as1rsy
SS used Dr. Hd s S sss srs
s bd s al they and ,ss s Sold
Sn zee that his signature thus, "a sherman, NJ d." is
ound zach pot, aI
'TnE ST LOUIS MUSEUM FOR sALE---:The pro
ptetor OF TIN. .sfab smen being ia Geological
r and ishing to degoe his whole time nd
to offer HI: Museum for sale, credit secured
os Gn ham ha lent se s@ mt 800 d4s the sa to
lar; with an ersst Of percent payable one
There is here Offered great ana opportunity of en-
n s aS Cd ssrs s IS. 6r ana S
sntss of Museums be by the books The pu
%ass s ps Z. sss
and and ns sc% S ss IN s
unprecedented degr Ct his in
ess al as
last North with s,eeimsns in Meraogy ornithoiogy,
The cii1es Of ST. Loci not be esceIled oont of
wlieh tn the gIe, numb Of STRANGERS that daily
The reesn election Of oss1is Is IN the stock
'''''' AL Letters TINS 'J'fs' .Sf1fs's5
au3.-ln Cenrai agent, ST Louis.
NJ valuable aus1ry Laa in certain st s and md
has 6enu.d By nnnyron ope with deci ed satisfact
medicine, eacr bou e. and for sale
FEUCHrWANGER'S Pharmacy, s2o Broadway,
s3l CONNER Pearls,.
DRESIDENr MOTEL his splendid estan.Ishme-I sII.
uate No 42 Broadway, New or l. open and tead
Hose who may be pleaied favor with the ps
ronage. The house excellent order; the iture nc W
and elegant; the ladies' p,l,rs furnished OF
passed by any in the Union The cellars well sock
ia the best Wines and Liquors The larder be cor
sany supplied with delicacy the markets d.
No exersn shall he wanting the of
One OF the propreois has, We trusts been long avrrry
known this city Hotel keeper, and the Other
packet the Atlantic Coast Charleston New Or
leans &c. The pusiic's obedient serva Is,
JAMES PENN|YER PrOmietors.
New York, August si-tf
OR. HiGBIE'S REMEDY FOn PUL MONARY DIS.
~ EASES.Thil ion has acquired great celebrity
IN sister city Of fhladep hia and eel
most IN peit confidence e and ave employed il in
asthma aud all att ciions Of the lungs. The ger article
FEUCHTwANoER's Pharmacy, 800 Broadway.
a9i corner Pearl st
SPENCLHS LEES VEGETABLE PILLs-These Pills
~ alternative aud aperen remedy aud stand great
reputation in all the Eastern States, AMI particularly
plants nervous aud hserrc ats They for sac by the
FEUCHTWANGERs Pharmacy, $40 Bro ,dway,
ash corner Pearl ST.
OPIATA CALsAMlCA-.Que Old and we'll esta-
" bshed Span sh Remedy, the which sufficiently
knawn 10 gentlemen and its efficacy falling 1t for
'' FEULHTWaNGERs PHARMACY,
ash 800 Broadw sy, corner Pearl street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31

TUESDAY, September.
PAWNBROKkRS SALE-At 10 O'Clock, at The auction
room, by order OF Louis Levy, 403 Grand street. large
sormenl of unredeemed pledges which
year and upwards.
SALES OF FURNirURE-The auctioneer respectfuI
" gives ~ tiee that he will personals to the sale of
Household drnture at the daeings tn declining
Aeepns Liberal cash advances will be made fnit ure
sent % the auction store Inventories and Of
the effects of persons decea sea personally
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31

CHALLENGE-The Yankee Doodle, OF Whitehall, wi,
" ~ foot boat built, with pair Of srus
from Whitehall around Bedlow's llsnd from hob Rec
to Whitehall for One Two II ndred Dollars aside Either
Of the Ten fycks OF Caldweis Landing excepted FOR
further particulars apply at 81 Whitehall The above 10
Cor week a3l
A NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
N virtue &c writ of fer facias directed deliver
ed shall nthe 9Th day OF September next esposs for
street in the city of New York at " o'clock, all
right title and inisres, efEia, Syiresir and certain
Newspaper Essbshnen consisting OF Tyres Presses. SC
Sylves'ers Nec Reperf,r and Published al No Iss
Brpalwsy, 10 the CITY Of New York Also all the right te
AID interest ofsad Elias Sylvester N the coptnershp of
Elias j. sylvester and George Frederick Hzm,lt
sncss Of Money and Exchange Brokers carried on ~ No
1865 sroadway in sad City, under the uams and style OF
Go. Also, all The right Il 10 and interest Edmond
en- ,es in the eOprtncrshg business Of Mcutre Charles
Charles, Mcnlre Go. Mon Brokers' carrying on bust
mss in Broadway, near Fulfcn stfeet in f1id ~.
JACDR ACKER, Sheriff.
eodttis' WM. JONES, DEPUTY Sheriff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31
STATE of Trade.

Sale of Stocks at Second Board, Philadelphia, Aug.
$50 State Fiyes, SO. s7i 30 Gerard, 3es.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31
DOCTOR DE ANGELIS.

FORMERLY apr,cti,ioner ofmediene the public hoi
SNr sG ass BE s. has ssfn al g. s the
SON st. biween est Broasway In certain
disease and rheumae affections DR. De Angels has been
dcrs have frequently beer cured by him space time
affections phihsc the throat ruptions
Of the SKIN Of the Joints and pains IN the limbs aeo,
improperly curing OF the most ns,ous maadie
Ills great 70 Ss we'll Known
s ss .y at c"S s s s..
s%aca,sd psGsn, to health and new Sisor.
pc ne he
Ss as"! p :e''"' and ''''''
| :. rs FuLTor STREET, Dec 9, 1919
s;s ss . S.
in a fayo able climate We are ,sden servants
Patients uquire Of Mr. Thorn himself who is be
Of Ii. Sroihsr. SdsfmsS Thorn. Bfoosb y. ais In
66a- fOR LIvERPooL-Pac1ei Of the 7tb ofsepteT.
H ss 5 : "a. as psos r KS
ans very superior G cabin ard
kEEShS sa s%s
a3i ~ stairs.
ASx oRLoNDON-Pscket of,he Iots septemser.-
ND hs ."gGS s. a. .1 r Ss R
Csnhaudsoey accommodate cabin and pas-engr
al HERDNANS KEENAN,, 81 south st 10 Stair.
Keller PYNES
FALL FASHIONS ron HATS.
The IS Tia reduced IL - 50t Wall ST. aad goa Broadway
a2s iwis'
'TARGtT Exll RsIUN- rhe aith regiment Of Ma.
A IIuNAL GUARDS will e nbark for a Target Escur
s. ~ '% NIB %,v, Captain vsas;tSi @So
NoTct-Coasgnee. per ship snskpesrs, from L,ysrpO.
~ will pleas send their permits board nmediatsy
Orleans wharf, foot 81 an street All goods permitted
IL dy, JAY unavoidaby be Public store aQs
IRISH BIZ iCK MARBLt;-.oe tons very superior Black
kte from Galway landing a 9ot Of M91,gcm,ry st., r. H.
aai No 81 Liberty street
DOCToR YoURsELF.-A little book entitled the RUIZ.
this city gives very particular instructions Cor the
reatnent and o. certain prevalent nsmeess disorders
cure thems without the risk u exposure Price SO
Fer sale a drug stores, 80
No. 70 Fulton street, corner of Gold.
100 Fulton street, corner e William.
27s Broadway sotser chan bers street nes the Park.
sn Caas street, nssr SPRING street Market
2cs Greenwich street.
ira Cherry street, Catherine Market
lis Delaney street corner Of suffolk. ats ims'
C-The Acsdas Letter Bags close at Harndens Express
and Foreign Letter Office No Wall street ueus 2sth and
samples &C Cor Egrope by the above Line received, and
eeip's given through to t,yeTpoGi ,nxprv wal. stree.
BThe Letter Bags Parcels, nc are forwarded to sos
NOrICE-All persons are hereby cstiOnsd
~ ING or harorng Of the crew Nyord from Bremen
debts oher contracting will be- paid BY the captain OF
cohslfnees VI.
NuTiCE-Cousgnees per ship Nashville, from Liverpool
~ will please send their permits board At Orleans wharf
foot Of walls All goods net permte IN five days must
avoidahly be sent TO the Public store. 40
VrICE-A n rsous cautioned aesin. trusting or har-
burg debts Of their contraction viii be paid BY captain
Consignees s2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMoN
TUESDAY, September /


Store No 10 East Broddcay.
Out door sales Of Groceries ku nure ae punctuaiIy al
tenAed to- and respect ully soil sited.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31

Total SSlseis 2os e5s 2l22oi0ao 1891
Tonnage, iss2Io! $50 SIS isss.ss7 i,ss7ss 100000
These figures for 1910 are partly estimated as correct
data In these Eve years the population Of the country has
increased 100000 Of inhabitants, adding least by
ing Of age and immigration 100000 to its active business
men, free from all specuations OF former years large
portion Of immigrants who have arrived here with small
capitals and purchased lands have become large sg
cultural producers aud of goods OF the
agricultural products Of last year. large portion remains
unconsumed in the hands of planters farmers and dealers
The past year has added at least the
changeablc produce of the country which, with the regu
lar surplus and the SURPLUS OF the former ears will make
at least s9Ooo0ooo of produce which is seeking outlet
at the moment that crops greater than before known
about being gathered As follows -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31
COLONNADE GARDEN.

CO1sONNADE GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, Augrsi sl--GRAND MILITARY AND
a superior Bard Of Music Is eDsas'd
Tickets dollar which will simit gentleman and two
improper character. admitted The propri,te
the right % eeetns they think proper by return
rsi,ca Ferry Boats run FL nisht-passsg. three e,n,s
Ice Creams snd Other ut. Of toe ", avs,y
tn. bsps6, Of Mr.. charles. P.r,iculsr. 70 m.rrsw.
u AsToR HOUSE, July Isso
the Ladies Ordinary Cor each person, viii be.
siIdr,n under "a ysaS., and .er,ss;.
far,ors, With ivste table, fcr each person.. a..
The .ab.srhsTs ready sehs Is with 70
single gentlemen aceoumos good roems, By thu
If. .SS.s af have been informed bach ha
ssgoS,,d SThs A.,Gr House Full wh.. va; Gs' .sr.
We setsswi,dss With gratitude, the s.ral patronage Ne.
'' ss S asd BogS5ES GoIESxS sTsTsoS
THoMPsoY's LIST or PRICES for dOu',fal s.a dc
MIlss, s.n.,, ,...... -
Chelsea. ....s..ssss ...sss.s.....s.s..s.
WsshnSionii 1900
Tonewenda. .........................S
ssSsyil rSil;dsIpiia. ....:......
chelsea. Msss '''''''' $500 ''.' $500
Misdng Interest ......................."s
Eor'.s =; t,giidbsii
~ 2oor pt ti.,;i.
ssis j. THoMfsdN. 81 Wall 81
7 .iyERPooL oRREL CoAL.I,aso tens Bundelps orr,l
- Coal carefully lowered in the hold Just arrived Per ship
'''''' HERDMAN SKEFNAN,
e2s 81 South street up stare
5000 10. al sf SONS ~
onary, IS Divisions 81 al imis'
MERCHANTS MlLLlNEEs, and persons d.sirus Of
Nl urcbas NO aud Fashionable English
puustables french straws. italian Rutands Tuscans
sc will alvanag. IN rselves by calling the subscriber
+. BENNETT T. straw Hat Manufacturer,
asIa' " William street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31

Sparrow, no ton; Oral u erton, Norfolk Brick iark
Phiadephis; Comet, Kennedy, Mool. Amercsn lr der,
NoftIk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31
New CHATHAM THEATRE.

BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
Will open on WEDNESDAY EVENING september2
AT THE FRANLTN THEATRE,
(The interior Of which is fitted up for II purpose)
The GRAND MOVING DIORAMlC PANORAMA.
(From Londor
OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO,
Ba tie of enappe aud other the Life Of Bonaparte
lis fune ra ST Helena, dife
views The panied by appropriate music,
and a description OF each vie " IL approaches
Commencing each ming o'clock. Doors open half
hour previo,s
Admittance-Boxes IS cents, children 2l cens-Fit as
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31

7 =.
No postponemeut account Of the weather. the Saloon,
which well ventilated from the top all sides,
closed al moments notice.
| Ad..ittance 10 Gardens free-Saloon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-31

OPIATA CALsAMlCA-Qu an Old and we'll esta-
" bished Span sh Remedy the which sufficiently
gentlemen and its efficacy failing IL
sale at the Projectors Agent IT
FEULHrWA Anglers PHARMACY,
AL Braadw Az. rue Pearl street.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15

committee last night The Speaker ex-
planned, that the resolution directing that
the bill should be taken up-in the House
at | l o'clock to-day, as the special order,
must be enforced, and that all rules were
suspended by it. O.
There was, of course, rush for the
foor-many being still DESTROYS ofspeak-
ing, but Mr.. Vanderpool luckily obtained
it, and moved the previous question, which
was seconded.
The bill was ordered to third reading
yeas l23, nays los. 1t was read third
time; and Mr.. Graham, of North Carroll
ma, succeeded in getting the floor, and
spoke some time against it. About half
past four, in the evening session, Mr.. G..
finished. and dozen more rose to speak
bat the gentleman who gothic floor moved
the previous question, which was seconded
I.almost by reclamation.
IN After call of the House, which
brought all the members now in the city
to their places, the bill was passed yea;
].l24 nays l07. The majority asthus IL
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
July IS. 1910

8. Resolved, That where ministers
and churches hold slaves, and thereby
sanction the system of oppression. it is
moi 10 be expected that the gospel will be
fully preached, and its ordinances admin.
istered in their proper efficiency. !
9. Resolved, That to deprive men. OF
their entire earnings, is "robbery"-and
that those who practice and live by such
robbery, can never giUe the proceeds OF II
10 benevolent purposes with pure hands
10. Resolved, That it is sinful, and
may be expected to bring curse with It,
10 receive knowingly the avalls OF slavery
into tie treasury of the Lord; because
Cod hath said, II hate robbery for burnt
offering" lisa. 81: 8.
IL. Resolved That female exeftion
and influence are all-imporlant and Also
lutely necessary for the overthrow Of that
system OF crime and impurit9, compre-,
hcnded in the awful rd-SLAVERYl
IL. Resolved, That it is exceedingly
desirable, that every church, as a body,
should take action on the subject fslavery.
in order that the true position Of all may
be distinctly known in relation to the slave
system.
10. Resolved, That a committee of
three be appointed to devise means, and TO
carry them into effect so as 10 give every
church III this State, ofthe Congregation
al and Presbyterian order. an opportunity
to express its views, as q church, on the
subject OF slavery, and that they report at
some future meeting of this Convention.
Ia. Resolved, That a committee be
appointed, authorized to call another nee
ling of this Convention, at such time and
place as they may deem best, and prepare
business for it.
Is. Resolved, That in the next meet
ing OF this Convention, every Congrega
tOnaI and Presbyterian church shall be
entitled Iotwo delegates, and that the Con
venlion shallbe composed ofsuch delegate:
and Congregational and Presbyterian min
slers.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis, chairman ofthe com.
miIlec appointed for the purpose, read {
letter which he had prepared, addressed t
Southern Churches, which was recon-
mitted Tor revision and publication, at tn,
discretion of the committee.
Rev. N Bouton ]. M Putnam, anc
B. p. Stone, ?were appointed committee
10 carry into effect The 18th resolution.
Rev. j. NJ. Putnam was appointed t.
address letter to the ministers and church
es Of our connection, on the subject Of sEa
very-seliing forth their duties and rt
sponsbilties in relation 10 the same.
The discussions during the Conventio
were conducted in mild and Chrstia
spirit, and were well adapted to adrane
the Cause Of emancipation.
Convention adjourned, sine die.
N. BoUToN, Scribe.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
Worms I! Worms I!
gAR. Nj. HITCHCOCK'S unrival-

EAR. Nj. HITCHCOCK'S unrival-
- led s. unequalled WORM TEA,
a sovereign remedy for Worms Strange
and incredible are the effects of these
detestable vermin; few persons, and II IS
thought none are free from them, partlcu-
larly females and children. Many per-
sons go through distressing course of
medicine without any benefit. when they
might be relieved by using the Worm
Tea. This invaluable medicine has been
tested by the experience of more than ten
years use, and administered to more than
10000 persons of various ages. and not
one solitary complaint; on the contrary,
| hundreds have called, and unsolicited,
given their decided preference TO II, after
trying the different articles sent form 70
the public, and pronounced DIR. NJ. HRch-
. cocks Worm Tea the most safe, efteciual,
and convenient remedy that can be OBJ
ltained: for in no one Of the thousands Of
instances where it has been used agreea-
be 10 the printed directions has il ever
; failed. :,
l WORN TEA, as there are many nosirums
: abroad for The destruction Of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail, by A.
Z HITcHcoCK s. CO., sole PropFietors. III
Caenesee street, Utica, and By their agents
: throughout the Union.
For sale in Brandon only b. JACKSON
8 & KETcHAM. la
= Piasford. by Strong s. Buck.
= Rutland, by Dr. James Porter.
20 CasIletou, by E. Jameson.
. Middlebury, by George II Fish.
~ Vergennes, by John H. Bowman
p,-::.r.c- tur e II peck & ca.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
Congress-.
From the New York Observer.
SENATE.-Bankrupt Bill.

Thursday, June 25.--The Bankrupt
Bill was read thir1 time, and one or Two
mhiug changes nude in the phraseology,
by general consent, the question was put
"shall this bill pass?" and carried in the
Affirmative by vote off to 10, as follows
Some Senators having, in parliamentary
phrase, SPARED off," will account for the
difference Of this vote from that on the en-
groSsment
y Messrs. Clayton, Davis, Dixon,
Henderson, Huntington, knight, Mou'
ton, Nicholas, Norvel, Phelps, Porter,
Ruggles, Smith, Of Ind, Soulhard, Tall
madge, Walker, Webster White, Will
iams, Wright, Young.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Ben
Ton, Brown, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay
OF Ala, Cuthbert Hubbard, King, Linn
Lumpkin, Pierce, Roane, Robinson, Smith
Of Conn.,, Sturgeon, Tappan, WaiI-l9.
Consul TrisL.-Mr. Buchanan asked t
be discharged from the consideration o
The letter Of citizens Of New York, request
ing the removal Of Mr.. Trist from tn
Consulate at Havana, and asked that it b
referred to the Committee on Commerce
which BODY was now investigating tn
The charges against that Consul, agree
To-
The Boundry Question.
Monday, June ga message was r
ceiyed from the President, enclosing co
respondence in relation TO this vexed one
ton.
This letter states that the propositi
made by our government In March Ia
has been accepted. aud that the surv
made by the British Commissioners, viii
was admitted 10 be erp0rte, and was 81
10 differ essentially from the construct
given by the United States to the treaty
'S3, had not received the sanction of
British government. The plan now
for joint Commissioner of the two 2
ernments forthe settlement Of all the poi
at issue, and those on which they can
agree are 10 be referred to arbitrat
which is to be final and decisive.
The President strongly recomme
immediate provision by Congress 70
survey by the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Treasury Bill Passed.
Tuesday, June 30.-The Washing
correspondent Of the Journal of Comm
gives the following sketch of the proc
lngs on the final passage of this bill.
AT the hour of II o'clock. the Spe
announced that the special order was
sub-Treasury bill. and that the que
was on ordering il to a third rea'
eome members disputed this, and q
now II could be inasmuch as it was
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15

~ N. Miriam is informed that his
communication arrived in my absence,
aud was accidentally kept out of my hand
until it was too late for it to appear
Ibis week. Ii shall have place next
mrek
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
L o S t.,

y n the village of Brandon, on the 9th
u instant, SILK PURSE, containing
three dollars in bank bills, and some
pieces of change. Whoever will leave it
at the Telegraph Office, or at either of
the Stores, in the village, shall be duly
rewarded. A. L. WALKER.
Brandon, July 10, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
Notices.

Brother Murray Will you just say TO
the readers of the Telegraph that with
leave of Divine Providence, the new and
commodious Baptist Meeting house, in
Hardaoick, will be dedicated to the worship
of God, on Thursday, July 49,. next, at IL
O'clock, A. NJ, Brethren in the ministry,
and all others, an invited TO attend.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
Snuff, only Twenty-Five Cents.
RNR. M. HITCHCOCK,s newly


- invented S n U Il E, the best ar
ticle ever discovered by scientific men, in
Europe or America, for the cure and alb
solute relief of Catarrh, Dizziness of the
Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Headaches,
Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuffles, partial shocks of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A.
HITCHcocK & Co, sole Proprietor, No.
III Genesee Street, Utica, and by their
agents throughout the United States.
For sale in Brandon only by JACKSON
g. KETcHAM. In
! Pittsford, by Strong & Buck.
Rutland, by DIR. James Porter.
Caslleton, by E. Jameson.
Middlebury, by George Fl. Fish.
Vergennes, by John II. Bowman.
Burlington, by J. & J. II. Peck & Co.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
MARRIED.,

MAERIEDs
AT Mountholly, on the Cd inst, A. A. CoSsrAS-
TINE of Waingford, Missionary Africa, TO Ma
RY FALEs, late teacher of the indians at Marshpee,
Cape Cod, Mass.
In Benson, June "a, by Eenrv Allen, Baptist
minister at Benson, Barna Allen, Baptist minister
at Hubbardton, to Sally Maria Whitney, OF Ridge
way, Orleans Co. N. Y.-The n. Y. Baptist Regis
ter is requested &c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15

harvested the wheat in East Tennessee.
and are eating of the new four.-Jour.
Of Commerce.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-15
DIED.,

In Hartford " Y. on the 18th. Of June, of
Group, Sarah Amelia, only child of Ell. F and Nj.
E. Baldwin, aged years and months.
In Goshen, on the 10th inst, of consumption,
Hannah, wife of Henry Nichols, aged 43.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-24
FRAUDIN ELECTIONS.

The Albany Argus gives an affidavit of one
Edward d. Ferris, who swears that in 1899, he
and about twenty-three others, 'cere employed
at the rate ot'one dollar per day, and tcent from
albany to .Neso York and roted several times
at the different yards. Here is an admission
of FRAUD at the election by party who clamor
against all attempts to prevent them BY fair
registry of voters We record this fact as COM
ng from the Albany Argus, and in the same
connexion-the alledged attempt to introduce
fraudulent voters at our late Mayors election.
We hope that the clamor about E;Jefferso letter
will lead to good results.
We call upon the delegates from this city to
introduce into the legislature salutary guards to
prevent frauds There is the true test The
party opposed to making laws to prevent frauds
must have reason for that opposition. Is it not
because they practice what they charge on their
political opponents2
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-24
THE LAST MOVE.

We understand that Mr.. Van Buren, has gone
to New York in cog. to saperintend the election
in person, and that arrangement has been
made through Mr.. TapPan, of Ohio, with Tap
pan s Co. of New York, to run an independent
Abolition ticket in all the Northern States; and
that the falling hopes Of the party now rest on
this arrangement, as the last move to secure the
election of Mr.. Van Buren,. That, after having
attempted to cheat the shareholders by cla-
moring against Gen. Harrison as an Aboli-
zionist, and provoking remarks from him and
his friends, calculated to give offence to the Abo
litionists, MIR. Van Buren,, it is said, now makes
arrangements with the Aboliticnists, to run an
independent ticket, taking it for granted, that
those that are Tor him will vote for him notwtli-
standing. And it is strongly suspected that the
purpose of his present visit to New York, is to
give pledges, verbally, that he could not SO well
put on paper. So we go. But even this can't
save him