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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
'rrrs OF FLouR AT ruE PRSerp,L M.Rxrrs.

Increase in 1880 ...........,........... slss7t
These instances Of the great the PRODUCTION Of
brcaistus in the United States The granaries OF the West
stacked FULL and IN Ohio, illinois, Michigan, and Indiana
wheat selling at four and sir shllng corn two 10 four
shngs per bushel All that 10 wanted is navable streams
by which to push forward the grain an the -four supply
markets the Atlantic, and reduce the prices At the last
accounts the Southern and Westera rivers rising and
shipments Of Ohio flour from New Orleans TO this and other
markets. have already commenced And have experience
ed very mild weather for the past two weeks the probability
the Hudson will soon be open all the way Albany Then
the flour that has been locked there during the winter will
be sent forward and movements made ship direct from the
West Taking all these facts into consideration.
strained TO believe that the price Of our
b. maintained in the market. along N. coast unless large
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
Prices OF FLOUR FER BARI Ell.

Cheaper than last year,. 50 %
The which have brought about this extraordinary
change have been various None acted strong
ly than the great monopoly which existed in the spring of
1t self evident that prices act bounty and when
commodity advances above its natural price, the production
increased aud rice So when reaction takes place
by enlarged production the commodity falls FAR below its
natural il before above it, Breadtus have been
acted upon precisely in this Manner have yet
the lowest price which flour will reach the markets the
coast.
anil the and effect The growth Of
this country in u.s. and 49, very great and large
imporations mad from foreign countries in
Prices in those years ruled high and early in 1887 batch OF
spectators with the aid of many Western Banks taking adj
vantage of the public feeling, entered into
combination for the purpose Of monopozng the entire
keabe production Of that year They succeeded great
and advanced the prices very high point, which
nued for long time after the spectators and several Of the
banks had explodedand did begin to recede till early
year. And eyenlas spring prices too high This combna
ton caused such great in badsu that every
turned his attention to the cultivation Of wheat In 1888 the
produco therefore much greater than in
year the growth -upcabundsn A. every other class
expanded and exploded the flour spectators
still they gongo upon inspection ofhe receipts
flour into the principal markets. great increase com
with the production As instances give the
rivals Of breadstus at Mobile and New Orleans for four
months beginning October LIST and ending Feb ist
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
MONEY MARKET.
NM axlHrr EA1N 0n-..G IL.


The Manhattan stock today evnced good deal oil pane
among the holders One Of the principal sellers was Prime
Co who hold shares foreign account and they let ny
ANAL lots of 10 each at 49, ca 81 and 3D. saccesy
Mr. James King of the examining committee ana
ahess convinced that the first loss is least few days
;nce Mr. Bruce broker ordered to sell stock winch ne
Ala At o. then transpred that this stock was Tor Campoe
p White Today attempt was made to displace aooert
White but the influence of Campbell White and others sus
;ned him 1t is evident that those bes, acquainted with the
G., the concern most anxious to escape from III pu
a.. mari will large amount OF stock without
Sales of $50 shares only knocked the prices down
NJ. cent from asking price of yesterday Inc Federal
m.nt il large creditor and has priority ofcaim The
s.,. is creditor for large amount The de-
poses large and after the pay mnt oil them ana the
hut little can squeezed out of the OF
assets to satisfy the stockholders
In stocks generally there was heavy decline, Dry DOCK
pt r,cea~a per cent Leather Manufacturers Bank l Am
Exchange Bank l. Delaware Hudsoni, u s. Bank !, New
J.rsev Railroad l. North American Trust Banking Co. I'M
oved per cent Sales of bills on Philadelphia were made at
8, per cent discount. .
sale Of New York per cent State Stocks redeemabe at
The pleasure Of State after lss made at auction the
.mount of 5000 Ooo follows: Terms cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

R.o.nwAv C.Rcus-Mr. Spencer, one of the
h..t known best natured and best looking equestr-
ans in the country, takes his benefit tonight at
Welch's Circus, in Broadway. In addition to the
rest of Mr. Spencers claims upon the public on this
Occasion he has presented bill Of entertainments
th.t ought 10 secure to him an overlooking house.
Amonrst the novelties announced for the evening,
are the first appearance of Mrs. Spencer upon the
tiyht rope new scene of horsemanship by Mr. no
GERS. feats Of strength and dexterity by MessLs
Garvey and Jennings; the terrific act OF horseman-
ship by Mr.. Spencer, the Seminole chief; eques-
trian performance by Rockwell, and spencer as
clown. We expect to great turn out OF o uhe
uptowners, on this occasion. ieHi
,a3- FETE TO THE POOR WIDOWS & ORPHANS
of British and Irish origin residing in New YORK ana he's
borhood in honor of the Queens Marraget an adjooheu
meeting held yesterday of gentlemen favorable 10 the
object Rear Admiral Walton called to the CHAIR IL was
unanmous, agreed to proceed with the ete. communca-
ton was received his Exceency Mr. Fox ana MI i"a
,on Secretary of Legation, also from Mr. Mackhosh an
attache to her Naesys mission at Washington expressive oil
their desire to cooperate 80 :.
II was proposed by Hogan, president OF the Society oil
the Friendly Sons Patrick that IN order to manifest te
greatest degree beray the cooperation oil all gentlemen
disposed to take part in festival should be invited to make
,r wishes on or Saturday at the Office OF
,h Aon after which the committee of will be
selected. .
Gentlemen at distance invited to join the ceebra-
A.. feIs 2t*
ma MIR. WILLIAMS, the English Oculst, may be con
suited at rented house usual which IN sy ne call
until the ist Nay sa all past paid letters will be an
AND may had Immediately BY application to Mr.
Williams One Of the numerous patent; WHO have been re-
M seen every day at O'clock though he blind from
his berth he begins learn his letters. fe2dSw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

This market continues dull and inactive. Prices have
ceded little in the past two days. and the tendency is still
downward But there will be material decline till the
cepts grow larger Ohio -four by the of New Orleans,
begins in freely and by the middle ofnext month
the arrivals will undoubtedly be quite large OfWeste flour
there about twenty-five thousand barrels marietta
quantity anticipated the beginning Of the
Trade in breadsus remarkably inactive every section
ofthe Unen and will probably remain till general resum
ton of navigation Prices comparatively very low and
quantities of grain in the interior be
warded to market.
general ruuness Of the country and the great
ty of money combined knock down the price flour
from twenty hundred per cent in SINCE year. But
and clearer idea Of the grea reduction, given in the
following table.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21


hi. wa, good the circumstances The proceeds
f e sale are TO the bills Of the City Bank Of Buffalo,
h went recently into the hands of receiver
n, Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Lawrence ntroduceda bill in
atou to the State currency which provides for the
.r,non of country money the city of New fork-the
han fund to be employed for that and to increase the
Spa Ia . cent on capital Of all the safety fund banks,
and li sum on banks This to redeem all the
country bills at rate exceeding one af Of per cent
We Yesterday made remarks in regard TO the North
ves Eas~nd iAsas of post notes IL that " has
6ed certificate with the comptroller but does not intend to
bills deposie Of stock They profess to issue none
h, post notes and stand the test Of the legality of the issue
They are issued the ground OF exchange Of obligations
N. manaer Of the Loan and Offices This is, papaby
evasion Of the law bills get into circulation money
against the spirit law which expressly, that all bills
,ut in circulation money shall be made payable demand
The president OF the North River Bank Mr. sehernerhorn
we'll known real specuator and had property, Of that
estimated $500 This property he put into the
North American Trust and Banking Company and received
sssooo The $4,000 appropriated to the
ent Of the mortgage and the balance deprecated TO such
m extent he realised but $40 900 out Of the whole The
North River then started protesting TO issue nothing but
pest notes relieve the people, The general operation shows
the depreciation Of properly and the basis on which the
banks have started The class OF property forms the
ground Cor the assets held by the old banks In de-
parting from strict banking principles they become involved in
the haz,rs Of speculation and the decline IN property daily
undermining their assets in all directions.
The following additional tables Of the different
Banks These complete the analysis Of the "a banks In this city
We shall hereafter repubsh them altogether, with the result
AraLrr, OF the Mrncg,srs' Er. BAsx, AND THr Cry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21
FORMING HERALD-sUIPN NE w s
Port OF New York, February ~.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART


q Lamar, Rislcv. Savannah; WIN II Talman Hunt Pen.
sacola Ann Maria Chandler Aux Cages; Ceramics Nca-
Matanzas q 1hufson Go; Herald Willets Ph,iad.
REGISTER Grfnc Newhe, NC; R,guus; Pepper Baracoa;
Henry Barger Briggs, phad Ocmulgee, Leayitt
Marietta, Matson, Jr Boston; Quebec, Ilebard London
Arrived.
Ship Taronta Smith, from Liverpool the 9Th Jan. mdze
~ | 4 G. Criswcld.
ship Italy, Miller, (of Plad) Il I'm smyrna mdne, to or.
der.
ship Minerva Adams Palermo and Gibraltar fruit &c
o Broom.
Bsr Condor, Hatch ds I'm Ponce tP) sugar. Sc to j.
Lahow.
Big Citation, Sherwood de- I'm Savannah cotton &C. TO
cturees 4 Clcarn7n.
Brig George rul days from Charleston, with cotton SC
70 @ Bulkey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

y worse So hopeless her condition, that she refuses to
take her own payment Of freight the railroad Her
os receivable not worth ten cents in the dollar Affairs
are rapidly approximating a climax in the South.
The ILL., Legislature adjourned the srd inst On the 4th
the bank filed her Of the for her relief
SaIe he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

Passengers Arrived.
In the Tarolina. frun Lverpool-Mrs Ur1uhar Capain
Gourley, Messrs Mann, Kelly and Nc stecrsrs
In the Georg-. from Charsion-C Blonle w Merritt
Van YORK. Dow, II Whittemore, Msthey, u Mcneil,
Master Godcn
In the Lawrence, from Charl~son-L Dubois A Jacotte
q Hendrick. ? Sandburn. VI Southland.
In the Morea from CathagenaJ NJ Gate and w Army
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

The received from England to day. being eight days la
ter has favored antcpatons of returning in the
market The demand for money had declined TO such extent
that highly probable that the rate of interest would be
put down ny the Bank to per cent after the opening which
would be the 2oh greater the market every
where enced and cotton had improved The prospect for
the sale Of our great staple n al this moment important
While the English markets appear to be slowly recovering
az TO allow greater activity, the Encouragement Of nan
ea affairs New Orleans the great cotton mart des
tined dcrange the market in the that the operations
ohe spectators destroyed IL last The New Orleans
Banks instead Of resumn and preserving aheathy currency
which would grow with the business prcdcaed the
erop are expanding in their suspended state The follow ing
ofther affairs compared with that Of the first jan
1870.
sth Iss- isio, As COMPARED VITA rHr hruRNs OF rHr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

|
As ti5nS IsSss 'i 20 Il %S SSs
| What his that makes him Witty,
or Tis S'; % KID his :i voice combined
TO THE kFfiICT Fp@Do 10, hesitate a. 70 ", efficacy
IF M,G sSsn crsyb 70, sS Sa
% & oss s , ela and
very palaeabe way to iis mfdieipssN . ysr;sv
hoarsene, need not b hoarse long wa. hS,r,s for
fleet, sOa Estq .:'ss q estisr
AID must uaqussedy say after using one large package
perfectly relieved, and voice e,e,s 2. ever
bav, suffered every T9 si m sa a sus a cough boaru,
e9a T.I.o. q he threat ,:%;s.
aG '' obusy AND s so@ m Ss !"
' ksr e my 'S d,oasS sn @s' 20
that effect owe my life made Of IL aud n two " ns
ID sAs% ,R Si s: ny
ES.1E s :1 b S" ssS
'roi oP'h '@ %" ihs above
certain LIDO si s lS1 2Tsssi' S iS6
Bar Mir.S d ss ;iHi Sr sot ow
29 Besehsr Lee, ss2 Boweg; r. Lseeur, aac,isr e
Ss s;s1% = s5S +
can he obtained wholesale and retail. ieai Inn
.s&& FOR LoNpoNDEnRy.5,,Th Gu. ecPp,s,ss ,Sd
fS iiis1f esTS Ss :
S S 's o %TSss .,,ges Fo,sh' or passage ' on
in s & sSs's above s's and Dos 70 wSn
10 remit money an ave al sight feai ttis'
sS6S FoRIoNDoN.-Plck,t Of the is, Of Ms-rh-INe
sss rs, sailing, FIRST el,ss packet shin rHILADEL-
90 a1PflA, Capt H. H. Morgan, will sail as above her
Having very superior accommodation. r cabin and s,r-se
passengers, persons intending T. embark should make early
ss'''' on board s1 IN iRRAv 9, south ;.
Ia TO LET.-Two modern b.ilt story Houses, with
lLSc situated and - Charlton street Hudson.
Rents 800 each 70 good tenants Also some small apart
fai iws ROBERT SHARP, ~ Hudson at
kA TO LET.-Ths dwelling Houses Nos ca and 70 Sixth
ss! avenue, just put in thorough repair Posessoa mms
The four story Budinr No % Gold street lighted three
sides and has large hreproof vault Apply TO-, -,
f2i at DAVID GRE1G, New st.
aGG7 zsg FOR PFEKsKILL AND INFERNO
~ y date PLACES or ~ far az n. Ice vii
st.s--kA~-Z-pcrrit.-Th steamboat K0SCIUSkO, Capt
~ Haywood, VIII leave the foot Of Robinson street (nSet
above BarclyD this Frday morning at o'clock Feb 2st
r. 9. The KOsCtUsKO will leave as shove. daily until
further notice For fri ut apply boa To
hH " HAWKINS WILLIAMSON, West stsa
A GOLD PENCILCAsE FOUND yesterday morning.
n The c,n hive the sic BY calling at this Office and
p1ying for this advertisement te9i
MALT WHIsKEY, DISTILLED IN Isss.-A few half
ship parick Henry FOR sale Samples may be had a,
tie Public store, Is Ann street far az
ENIFE sHARPENERs warranted sharpen 200 Knives in
N hou-Thos- who pr-fr sharp kne for carving &c
ar invited call md examine lords Patent Knife Sharp
eners manufactnrel and sold wh7l-see and r-tai Nv
SANFORD CAHpINGTON
ZEN imrs III Fulton street, New YORK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

NQTlCtA Per.ons having claim. against the late firm
~ LYON, TITZEH CO. (which has no-7 ceased Nv de
.s, OF NJ T.tk.r will please present the 20 Mr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

COPARINERsHiP.-The suhscrihs-s have formed n CO.
rlrtrrshp Tor the Of transactine Wholesale Dry
Goods AMI Millinery business under The firm Of LYON
BEliRAlAN, No ~ Maiden lane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

RiLLIARDs.-EhERCIs FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
BASsF ORD respectfully informs lis friends vicinity
eIhe Tei,srsa. that he h just fitted e large Room o
known ~ Broadway Hail. With tables wifi
s hspy TO see hoss who wish to play urhsc tables aud
there thirteen tals ready for trial Tables Of every de-
septon cloths balls cues, SC for sale
he above have the reputation being kent i'm The
most respectable manner and the best
r3is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

~. LLO1 ", Ancnchrrr.
EUWNlTURF, PlAONS, WINES, SUGARS. sc &C.
WM: MeCORAICK will sell thus day at 10 o'clock at No
y C5ur ,ndt street large assormsn Of Furniture. from
hot consisting of Carpets, Chairs Tables, War robes sofas
and o CloS Wtha large assortment Of Eedrc Furniture;
also two sop ror toned Panortes with all the modern
WoN emtnsi aiso splendid diamond rin ldys Gold
W.chi 5ooo lat Quality Havana Srgars; Fircproof Iron
purchasers
N. ~. The Pianos will be sold n O'clock fe2f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

Ne,srs IT, ~ viii also continu. in the sales Of jewellery
srr ~ Lyon, Tutyer Co fcis 9vs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

d. kEWARD-Stolen from the hall of the House No 81
~ Hicks street, Brookiyni black Cloth Cloak, lined
throughout with blue cloth collar and acn, of blue
vet The Above will b. pid by owner any
above designated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

ToN-MR j. PARkER Rss the honor to snnoune sI to
his friends and the public that he nd giving Grand Mill
iary, Cie, and Fancy Dress Ball. this rdayl evening the
2st Of February, win be continued until nd benC The
Birthday of the lustrious Washneto Between ~ and
O'clock Grand Process will tsle rlace, the tand perform
March IN The Of the evening variety Of dancing
be introduced such cotions wates, spanish Dances
scotch rr,s Dancing 10 quarter past eight
Tickets tor admission 81 to admit l,diss
which can be obtained the Hail. Mr. P residence No
2U Bowery. fcqi n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

CHARLEs Glib Vs. Gill, (wifeD
JOHN SEXTON ". SEXTON (wife)
ELLEN X. SAUNDERS VIM. q. SAUNDERS
JAS. X. BARRETT Va BARRETT, (wifrl
Together with SEVERAL OTHERS In which Extraordinary
York. - -
The above will b. published and ready on the LIST Of
March pamphlet FORM OF large sine price TWO SIlIL-
LINGs, aud may be had, wholesale aud rrtail, Of
teal ~ JOHN TOMAS. l Chatham st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-21

ROMERY AMFHlTHEAIRE No "a BOW FRY-T-1Is
EVENlNG Feb y tie tnto taiI will ence with
ai OF fekn, or ~ ChDsse Festival Swiss Brothers.
N Ne nndsGn.ed Iie Deg R3men Ila.drie Ladder
Pillar Hercules Flight Of M.rcury; American Gym iass
Roses and Attitudes OF tery Slack koIe 1asterly
Act To con clude with Jim Crows Visit.
Boxes. SO cents: Pit, cents. far
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.


ssDear Sir: Being entirely private individual ano
having no disposition whatever for my name 10 appea.
before The public reluctantly yield to the solicitations
of INV friends in giving to you small description OF
what they cali Log Cabin Raising in the West 6
ain the month Of May last was in the Guy o. o.
Cincinnati, where witnessed what conceived ' 70
be human nature in ITS most degraded form; ne
Wb;us got mn what they called Log Cabin Raising
and what do YOU think it was' Why, sir, to my
shane Of what we virginians would call Pig s'ye,
which was erected upon wheels, and drawn ens
streets by oxen From the centre OF the CABIN 'herr
,"as bnckeve pole, upon which suspended small
lib, which they called Harrison flag, instead OF Inc
.nanaled banner of our blessed Republic, waving
in proud majesty over their Log Cabin These words
were inscribed on their fag-"Go 1t Up ana come !.
Tyler." My tongue, Sir, is inadequate 70 give y"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18
EY e. e. WORD.
~ ma nITEn STnTE


bp the 9Th October,
w Fairfield course cn" Racing sock :" captain
Randoph HARRISON dec breeding the following Brood
Mares and their produce 80, ,, a
No Archie dam Francisco, Jack Andrews, Dare
devil F.arno,ight Clockfast Iiob-or- Mob, Monkey.
p MANKIN, by Hcspu dandy Jack Andrews knowsgy &C.
q FLY by Timoeon dam Motley Andrews, Jack Andrews,
Fearnought Cocks ob-c Mob, Imported Monkey
I Iiay Fllcy wears old Pria, Of No This Fey
ye,y promising engaged Sweepstakes next Spring nj
Fairfield Tibcr $500 each She will be sold with her
engage ment. :,
Ch Colt, old, by Pha ont 90 ~" :, cs PROMISING
&. CHI Fiey, foa by Rowion, out oi No. l..
= Raw FIJI cy 4 wears old, by Tranby, ont Of No 2.
& CHI Fiey . years old, by Andrew, out "i No. J.
O. Oh F,ey, old, by Andrew, out of No. q
10 on Fillry fna Rowtpn, ont of No2.
~ Raw Filley old, by Pram, out of No 3.
ID CHI Firy, foal by Rowton, out of No. s.
H. Bro Fe years old, by Pram, dam Kitty Wood BY Arab
out O Golfers dam
H. Elk Gu Colt old BY Timoeon, dam Motley Andrews
Trims sae-For all of $500 and upwards, credit Of
II months will bs given; under that months. Approved
endorsed negotiable notes. payable Of the Banks in this
cIy, will be required before the delivery oI The property
Sal. conducted by c. e. WORD,
Sent Is I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18

in dc crption of the procession which they had upon
The octis"n In the first place, their band of music
was 'h,fnnt Then ioliowc the Log CABIN, with the
Flag. I pon The log cabin there was something very
much Ike nato chicken COOP aud what in the name
(" c"nri"n reason would you suppose there pcnncd
up ~ tat coop: VIII y"u believe me, sir, when | as
sure Wu That was nothing more than 1--we raccoon
win ~ many rings and stripes around his tail as the
different elements Of which the present Wing
party i, now composed Then followed all their mar
s!ns and q:iicers Of their Tppecanoe Club, dressed
~ indnn costume, culicring like Apes, and yelling
Ike a set OF dcluded Devils. Then followed the
real la q cider hard whiskey, aud hard swearing
boys; ara, y' may rely upon II, the way they yelled
and tuIibcd about in the street, was n caution
Then cline some Of the beautiful fair ones, follow
lng on the pavement, with white blankets thrown
over thir silks, as thought repre- the ahorgrS
of Ind waving their fair hands and white handker-
chiefs, snd shouting lluzzah for Old Tr. Then, Sir,
to cap he climax, stood the street the old Baboon
HIMSELF Gen. farriscn) bowling and approaching (as
believe the whole OF the proceedings The sensation
wrought upon my mind was such as to draw forth the
remark that thank my God, that | have yet
bowed the knee 10 Baal, To live Raccuon. pray
my Cod that my eyes may witness another such
a ! then concluded, that if hard cider, hard
wskcy and hard swearing to carry the election
Of Gen. lip, we poor Democrats would be licked all
hollow but consoed myself with the idea, that hen
one of cid complained that all the people had bowed
to Baal, the good man comorted and assured from
the Most Hgh, that he had reserved to himself 5000
prophets that had never yet worshipped Idols neither
had they bowed the knee TO Baal And, my dear Sir,
am taught TO believe that the great mass of the pco
pie of this our happy land, will never be ripe enough
to be governed by the humbuggrry of log cabins, coon
skins &c. You are at liberty to this you may
think proper. Very respectfully, yours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-18
HON. JOHN NJ. BoTTs.

Does this Honorable expect to escape the deep odi
um of lis association with the Abotlon'st, and mart,
ford Convention Fedcralis Leverett Saltonstaii' ana
others o like stamp, by gross and attack upon
the President of great and free people, Does ne e1
"a Committee appointed by men sent to Congress 10
legisiate for the Nation-yet no sooner arrived al
Washington, than they formed themselves INTO CLUB
10 pull DOWN the Government of the People, and con-
troll ,her suiTrages for President by the most dsre
pu,abe means; in fact an ambitious ana reckless Dsn'
nc cons,rators, Mr. Van Buren, answers letters re-
spec,fuiy addressed to him by his fellow citizens, Tor
which our honorable Executive Committee man
charges him with descending from his h'gh station
with uibecoming and humat'ng onsequ'ousnes, ,".S 20
he ,oIico arena If understand the character Of
The President, while he would ever esteem IT duty
and an honor from his singh station" to make his views
and opinions known to the humbes Of ms ieliow,e.
zfns ts will never disgrace the station IN which they
have placed him by entering the political arena win