Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

But this 10 no time for ridieuIs laughter. And
help me God, believe that all honesty and vir-
tue not embodied in the Wing party. The peo-
| pie at large have but one interest-liberty and
wish them to ponder over these things. In my opin
ion so sure as God lives and rules over the desti
| nes Of nations; so sure Cesar once trampled
the liberties of free republic-so sure the splen
did empire of France sprung from the ruins of her
Cisalp inc repub!ic-so sure must these act of our
rulers be rebuked, or our glorious Constitution will
be destroyed and its ruins stand but all time,
much mock as mark.
Gen Jackson was giant! a. great, wonderful, An
extraordinary man, With an iron will and an iron
| hand. He descended like eagle into the Pres-
| Dental chair MIR. Van Barren crawled into it like
| worm. Gen. Jackson, with iron hand dashed
out the brains Of the Constitution. But better so
than to have poison poured into its ears like the
King of Denmark whilst the people are sleeping.
But the people rising and righting themselves
! The Campbelrs coming. Indiana, and Kentucky,
and assaehusetts, ard Maryland, and Maine, and
Delaware and Georgia, all coming into the front
rank of freedom Eut what will my own, my dear
native city do (CSies Of " well try!) When
this is ragin. against industry, and labor, and
commerce, l should grieve that she who had 81 own
rich by labor, and industry, and commerce., should
count with South Carolina and New Hampshire in
the small band OF the beaten. And when we are
holding our jubilee at Washington, and pledgins
high to the chief, old Tppecanoe, should regret
to find my city with no wedding garment on
(Laughter)
But see you stand like greyhounds in the slip
s.raining for tho start-the battle is upthe games
afoot. Give them charge and cry, ''God for
-
cheerng)
MIR. Redwood Fisher then rose to speak, but the
room was cleared in FIVE inutes, and the meeting
adjourned.
Coming Elections.
New elections take place in New Jersey, Pcnnsyl-
vania and Ohio to-day.
Ia 1893 the result Of the elections in these states,
was as follows -
New Jersey, 2S,I26 2StSl 10
Psnn'ylvaiia, l Ialsss $1,000 $1,000 700 100
Both parties claim all Of these States, and the
suit of elections will be looked for with great
lictade. We shall begin to get returns from New
Jersey and Pennsyivani tomorrow, and from Ohio
in i've days. great effort will be made in Ohio
The Cincinnati Gazette contains an estimate Of the
probable vote, which makes General Harrison's ma
an estimate giving the democrats a majority Of
II 900 Ir Ohio goes against Mr.. Van Buren,, the
game is entirely up with him.
There was a state election in Arkansas on the eth
inst, and in Sou h Carolina yesterday.
MArSr-It is stated in the Portland Advertiser,
that at the second trial to elect representa- in
Lubec and Prescott, on Monday of last week, the
Wigs succeeded-gaining So votes OF. the regular
election in September. In Ripley, the wings have
gained twenty votes, and in Madison and Corvills
forty, since the September election.
tbs CONSERVATIVES IN MoTioN "A tremendous
meeting OF the Conservatives is to be held at Ma
3osal Hall, to morrow night. This party is new
thoroughly organized in every ward Of this city,
and in alnost every county in the state. They mean
also to preserve their organization distinct from
that Of the Wings at Masonic Hall. This is right.
The Conservatives first tegan the revolution in 1877
let them CEN ete it in 1870 The old Wing party
are generally tyrants-feder
pots and cannot be trusted with power. The
deration and liberslty Of the new administration
will depend entirely on the Conservatives.
ASorngR RAT LEFT THE SHiP.--Major Lewis,
late fourth auditor, highly respectable rat in Office,
il is stated has left Washington for the Hermitage.
He has sided with Major Eaton, and bid adieu to
Van Burenism. Nearly all the strong friends Of
General Jackson, whs were SO at the time of his
coming Eto Office, have gone over 10 the Harrison
cause. Amos Kendall and Isaac Hill are among the
few cooked hats left aud they hang only Tor the
three Bs-bread. butter and bitiers.
OLD Hickory IN THE FIELp.-The Nashville
Banner Of the st inst. says Gen Jackson started ON
Tuesday, upon electoneering expedition Ia the
Western district.
yERy LrwELY.-The Philadelphia papers Of both
parties, accuse their opponents of medita,ing and
attempting great frauds in making voters and pre-
pairing for the election.
The Theatres.
P,sx THEATRE Last night Cinderella was
peated to very fashionable audience, replee, with
the beauty and Ton Of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Wood
were in fine voice. and the queen Of English song,
she is not inaptly termed, excelled herself in the
grand finale AT the fall Of the curtain the house
rose and demanded an encore, which was given, and
applauded to the very echo In the altcrpIcco Mrs.
Maeder re-appcarcd at this house, and was well
seived.
There was great Jam al the Chatham, last night.
Jim Crow took beneft-the bill was unusually
rich Mann and he bals ar ,F