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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26
vAP OR BAT II )

r p CAgROLL's CID ESTABLISHED NEDlCA
j. TEO vAFOR BATHS arc re noyed from Is John stree
20 as Broadxsy opposite the City Hospita and nov
readiness visitors No pains ma. been spared
sem make them both IN a. LADIES'
gsntleaeas department Mrs hopes by her un~eeri
% 10 merit csn;Ausne OF the patronage - '
" public which has bee extended To this establish
forth 6een years The baths are open IRON az
O'clock I'LL night so,sulphur bstf
AL shosrhss Portable bahsses 20 part OF tho eitJ
h. H. ,l.y ,reeE or month. mye
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

FINE PKOOF FATENT -ALANANUEIt tAFt5.
THE subscribers have Scccme The sole agents for the sale
4 of
WILDER's PATENT sALANANDER sAFFs
and prepared offer TO the public SAFE KNOWN
TO De FIRE PROOF. Oae ofthese Ssfes ui,d in a
urni with OF Sco pllent Asbestos and e e. j.
Cay ers Double Safes, both Of which were consumed N s
than two hours While this SAT-, vita increased heat for
csnyour hours preserved ulinIed tis BOOKS and
coHtaned Merchants and others wanting SAVE
q1ested call and for emseers
hand suitable for Banls. Merchants aud Others wanting
Fire Prcsf Safe.
Orders received for Nancy Safes Chests, Bank at Z,
Vault Partition Doors, Window Ssuttrs, when wall
be made at the shortest notice aad WARRANTED FIRE
ATTWATER CHASE & co, rs Pnest
nearly opposite the Custom House. New York.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-13
NO 46.

Mr. Carney Of Dresden presented sever
al resolutions, approving the recommended
ton of the Convention al Harrisburg for n
National Wing fonng Mems Convention
to be holden at Baltimore, in May next,
which were adopted. And the following
gentlemen were appointed as delegates TO
that Convention, VIZ
VIM. d. Sewall, B. c.. Bailey, and r.
Il. Morse, Esqs Of Bath, Thomas ]. Car
ney Of Dresden, Lucius f. Chandler and
E. w. Farley Esqs. of Thomaston, Wales
Hubbard, ESQ. of Wiscasset, and Hon.
Isaac Reed, of Waldoboro;
Votsd, That the thanks Of this Conven-
ton be presented to the President for the
very able manner in which he has dis
charged the duties devolving upon him.
Voisd, That the proceedings of this
Convention be signed by the President, and
Secretaries and published in every Wing
Paper in this State.
The Convention then adjourned
VIM. ID. SEWALL, Presf.
CHARLES CLAP, Jr. c
JAMES II. GLlnpEN. "ee'e'"''es'
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he result has been that during the last ten
rs the old order of things has changed entirely
h being exporters Of grain, who have become
Ortors; for selling wheat and filling our pockets
b the money, we have turned to be purchases
in the place of filling To- our pockets are now
pty-and We, people wonder what have caused
times; did You ever know man who spent
70 than he earned that did not find himself III Il
place when pay day Gomez sowh nations,
ch are hut families ofmen if they buy more
they sell the balance must be paid III cash.
) is precisely the case with the American peo-
at this time, in debt to The whole world; and
dcring why they are pnched when their cred
demand Il settlement; and assigning every
g as the cause bat the real and true one is there
thing so unnatural or unreasonable here made
wn' We think not And we boldly proclaim
folly and extravaganza are the parents-want
Employment and want of money DIETER known
he name of hard times) their legitimate off
hg.
ut if you have doubts we have proof
$50, the exports of grain were equivalent
to 1900, 900 bushels.
S3l to l,l50,00O do.
in 1887, the imports were 1922 900 bushels,
in 1898, GO /" '' S9l 800 do
ere is proof positive that great agricultural
pm has had TO depend ON foreign countries for
as wei! as manufacturers.
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FACT AGAINST ASSERTIONS.

We ask the careful attention Of the reader to the
official document from the Treasury Department,
ard Mr. Bcn,on's speech in explanation of the sub
jet matter, just Published in this paper. lie, the
examination of the facts presented be minute and
thorough and unparalleled all the evidence pro-
duced ON both sides be s,ru,inizcd, compared and
weighed in the balance, and true verdict vii be
rendered.
Tor Il long time extravaganza in the national en-
pendiiurcs has been the f,vori,p theme 9th, fdcr-
alis,s, but we opine that it will soon be abandoned
for one that shall not have been worn out nor oc
casiOned them disgrace as this has done. Facts
are an over match for fiction, and truth is sure to
dspul de.usion.
When Nr Woodbury's report was read in the
Senate, 1t 50 happened that all the orators who had
rrrg cAtra,ognnce all the changes at the Balt-
more federal convention, and large portion of
their hearers, were collected in the Senate, and the
effect wa- like thunder clap, The rcpor, aud
debate whiah ensucd, says the Globe, ''kiiled up
all the Baltimore spccches--co,ver;c holy day
sport INTO mortal combat, and conyiied The spea-
kcrs, in the presence Of their late delighted hearers
fthc grossest attempts at deception.
"lhe report was n transcript Of the record, and
could not be dcnird the items were all plainly
stated, and could not be misunderstood. Mir Ben
ton opened the debate with hricf aud pointed
speech Of hai an hour. All the decisions and
lnpQsons about the public cypendi,ures--thc in
crease from thirteen TO iriy-nine n,iii0ns-wcre
fully exposed and The adversary Senators were
called upon, ms the items We're read over, TO nanlc
one of which they had not voted, or to whch they
now Of ieccd. 1 hey said they have moi had time
10 read the paper il was sent TO them and al
though the items were only eighteen III number,
and the whole report contained on two phges, vet
five hours examination Of lis contents could no,
enable Messrs. Preston, SOulhard, Clay of Ken
lucky, aud Webster, 10 speak 10 the point, ard
object to single item. They studied the paper
diligently the whole afternoon that j. 10 say one
would speak while the others studied bat all to
purpose. No one would grappe The subject, and
and specify IN Item Of oljcc,ion.-liut speak they
must ard speak they did for their baltimore
hearers expected I, Of them; but it WIS not to the
report, or Of it, that they spoke. Mr. Preston
took flight through the air Mr. Southland went
into the Morris Canaland Banking Company, nd
gave most cirCuHis,aniial acCoun, If the c.,al
ter Of the company and how much Of il was canal
ling and how much banking, and how he had been
president otlhc canal part. Mr. Webster seemed
10 think that the whole affair had hecn arranged be-
tween Col. Benton and Mr. Woodbury. 10 catch
them when they got back from Baltimore aud then
oi. on the fisheries, and the salt duty, and the
assumption of the State debts. Mr. Clay took
refuge in his old n,ylum--a teri!,--a easy protec-
i've tarlIi-lrom which the ,fuiisiibn was to salt
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We find in the Wikesburg Pa. Farmer, the fol-
lowing judcious observations:
FARIERs, MECHANICS, AND la.
BORING MEN.

Are you suffering from the reduction Of prices
the scarcity of money, and the difficulty of obtain
ing employment .lou owe your troubles To the
banks and bankers. They manage the whole bu-
siness al the country. I hey have all the none,
under their direciicn and they can food the cou,l-
try with II, ms the, do sometimes or they can lock
II up in their vaults, as they are now doing IN
this way they have your business and your interest.
in their own hands and Under their control and
they are always using this power 10 their own adj
Vantage. When it is their interest, they eNpaud
their issues, and make business brisk-and when
u Is their interest to contract their issues aud make
business dull. Corporations are said to have on
sonl, we know they are misefabiy oppressive and
hard hearted
Business men! Do YOU labor under any incon-
'eElence from the want ofsperie change, to such
an extent that you obliged TO take the wothlps.
small bills from other States, The banks are the
cause. They have more than two-thirds cf The
specie IN The country locked up IN their vaults
and they refuse TO pay il out on their obligations
Il your note is in bank they enforce lis plynen,
or sci YOUR property if you hold their note the,
won't pay il. And yet we are asked 10 lctuiizc
this niohstrous wrong
The whig editors and bank writer's tell Won that
our troubles are owing TO the actions Of the Ma
onal Administration. This * fi!s' aud they on
~ set up this cry 10 eniicc the attention Of ia.
people away from their own unjust actions. Bu
we hope the h)Cr CT justice il at hand.
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FOR SALE AT'THIs OFFICE.

Mr.. Buchanan's Speech on the Independent
Treasury Eiil-S 800 per hundreds advance. Nh
Bentsn's Speech on the Expenses Of the Govern
inent, accompanied by the Salulatory Of the Edit
or Of The Age. $500 per hundred in advance.
Mr. Ben'on's Speech accompanied by the address
of Mr. Kendall, and the Speech Of slr. incoln on
.hc "Gold Spoon humbug," 100 per hundred in
advance.
The Speech Of Hon. C. r. Van Ness at the late
advance.
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enough to resent the injury. perch Is tenacou,
of life and squir'ns and struggles with all his might
and with brislled Tins, to get home again. A pout
isvery sulky and sometimes grows loudly nj sucl
severe treatment. a smet makes but little resls-
tance to its doom. Almost the only fish that seem
to lie down still and give up quietly like true phi
losophers, are Goldfish and shad They seem to
underestimate The matter thoroughly They seem to
'now that they are hunted on an extensive scale
that the whole world is after thenl-lhat drag nets
and scoop nets, and hooks and lines Of all SORTS,
with tempting aud decei,ng bait are laid out to
enlrap thenI-and that the more they stugrle and
beat themselves, the less viii be the posi- morie0I
respect paid to their remains so they straighen
themselves out and die directly. on the whole we
believe that fsh Think.
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person so sold abscOnded from his MASTER, be.
fore his time of service expired, he should be pun
ished with THIRTY NINE LAsHEs. And this
General Harrison's friends cunaOt deny. lT IS
/ ON RECORD.
General Harrison approved bill requiring that
a person, to be entitled to vote, should hold a
FREEHOLD property worth one thousand dollars
| And this General lIarison's friends cannot DENY
IT is ON RECORD.
General Harrison, when he approved of these
two laws had an absolute veo had he declined
approving those laws, tho whole legislature could
not have enacted them. He had the full power
to amend them, hut he lacked the will. 7 his Gen
cral llsrrison's friends cannot deny. lT is ON
RECORD.
General Harrison resigned his comriand of The
army while the war was raging, no, rs has been
said, because he did not wish TO eat The bread of
ldleness, for his own plan, TO proceed to the Lake
Ontario frontier, was approved of, and he might
have proceeded to the scene of action. And this
General Harrison friends cannot deny. II is ON
RECORD.
General Harrison has said, that candidates ought
to give their opinions when up for Office. lT Is
ON RECORD.
General has said, Through coinmtcc,) that
he will not give his opinions. IT ~ ON RECORD.
General lIarrison's committee ask YOU TO refer
his past acts for his opinions he declines from
POLICY, giving any further answers TO questions
he does not say that his old opinions have under
gone any change.
We have now laid before YOU SOME .ofthe Fed
cral doctrines he advocated SOME Of his past
acts that are ON RECORD, and we ask YOU, as he
does, through his committee, to REFER TO HIS
PAST ACTS Buffalo Republican,.
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CONGRESS. Saturday June G. The Senate did
not sit to-day In the House, Mr. Williams, oil
Conn, made report from the Committee on Mil
cage accompanied by bill
The Report proposes that the aggregate amount
of the mileage shall be reduced ten thousand dol
lars, but it declares that reduction of $50 ,O0O
ought to be made. They propose to compute the
mi'cuge, hereafter, not by the Post Office distance
but by taking direct geographical line The re-
port met with much opposition and the subject was
finally postponed to Monday next. The bill will
take four sUndred dollars of from the mileage OF
some Of the members.
The consideration of the Sub Treasury Bill was
resumed, and MIR Ramsey, Of Penn, commenced
his speech in support Of it.
After the recess, no quorum appeared and the
House adjourned, Thus, we have had speech
and half in two days; and some members talk of
an adjournment by the 9th of!uly.
! understand that the Joint Library Committee,
to which was referred the memorial of Mr. Alexan-
DIRE Vatemare, on the subject of a system of cx-
change, between different nations, duplicates Of
books, productions of nature and works of art,
have agreed upon bill carrying out his view in
part. The bill proposes that all authors and pro-
prcors of books shall be required, in order to oh
tain copy right, to deposite three copies of the
same in the Library of Congress. The books so
deposited can be exchanged ibr works abroad
Cor. Jour. Commerce..
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b. KENDALL's EXTRA GLoBE---In answer
c many inquiries which have bees made II,
Office, why the frs, nnnbr, of the Extra
e which is 10 receive contributions from Mr..
HALL does not come to hand, we give the fol-
Ing Com the Globe
ne great number Of Subscribers pouring in
le Extra Globe, with other unavoidable cir
Stances, lave delayed l|n second number
n than was Intended. Indeed, it has been
'sibic to estimate what number of subscr-
must be provided for, 50 great is their influx,
Number received within the last two days
pts TWO THOUSAND, ard is rapidly IN
| sing.
le next number will be issued by the l2;l,
AT The iarhcs.'
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.

G clip the annexed from 'Our Country in re-
n to the Gteat Democratic Meeting held in
Fhing,on, on monday last:
GREAT MEETING OF TIE PEOPLE
TIE DEMocRACY IN ARMS
Washington true as S!eei'
|onday last was proud day for old WASH
Pn. Her sons, true to the principles of their
|Frs, rallied in their strength and came forth
the hills and from the valleys, to declare
adherence to the doctrines of Democratic
|ty, and to proclaim 10 the world that they,
Fasl, are not yet prepared to wear the bond
IS chain, In language cf thunder they have
fn never never to worship at the shrine of IL
MED ARlSTOCRACY but to continue
tuI and walnut soldiers in the great cause of
i Rights.
IS estimated that the number of people who
present amounted to FIVE THOU SAND!
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TIE Nl;LV " ORLD.
April i;.c.

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United State.
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chester. No. % Ann street -
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has obtained calculation Of .u1 II col tas the best
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Tie New World is e. c,.4ily valuable In the country
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Rutland, May 18th, 1910.

4 MAusToS,
=! have this moment learned fom gen
IN who passed through MtdIc,nwn this morn
hat acts of the most daring ,,lany are being
or rather nightly, parpetra'ed upon tn right,
be innocent aud uuolendug eli2cns of ihat
!. Two dwelling houses are now in ashes by
ana Of some Unknown federal nccndnry.-
,e!y niJhi pisics away but dayIf'ht reveals
w,nian destruction Of prGEtriy. The iRCcn-
7, Ike the ~" hi, oily inquiries, ia he Il Ro-
or in other words, j. he II Democrat, il so,
him hc is an outlaw Ia person, and bis
erty the subject Of destruction. Nor has this
audlciiy stopped here: The sanctuary his
violated, its sacred volumes aud furniture
Tered and destroyed to crafty the malign dis
ions Of the vi!cst Of the vile. IN what these
$ may terminate God only knows. The great,
larm pcryades the public mind in that vicinity
pprehcnSi0ns are entertained that serious con-
cnccs viii be the result. The entire democrat
rty ARE forced TO institute the most wutchlu
|nce, by day and by night, to protect ihcil
|ns and property from the rapacity of these
Fss baniiHi. These dcsperadocs thcmsclye:
dark ms the night beneath whose shadow
perpatru,c their crimes, While the insiigltors
en- daylirht, applaud the deed, and common.
the crime ~ patriotic vl.tue. A federal
nder of that place, Gin common parlanc,
n by the name of 4" Leather llcad,") ha.
ed out TO his infatuated followers other build.
or destruction, as jus, punishment upon the
RS for their political sins. Ills federal mani
has gone further and announced that the mob
he, at present, held mt bay, were soon to b,
ose--men, women and children 10 be the OBJ
Of their wrath, houses to be demolished, anC
Cd d-n Van Buren party TO wines,
IS Of which they had not yet heard"
such lawless conduct should arouse the in
II, reproba,ion of every good citizen of all par
and the officers Of the law TO pursue with un
ting vigilance these offenders TO condign pun
tnt. Their crimes are rot even marked b,
palImting circumstances which ordinaril,
the crimes Of the Indian burharitns, Who's,
gy may be that their rights have been yiolai
the cupidity of the white man, or that the,
Been educated by ancestor. Of savage ant
tory tribes. No earthly apology can be assign
these ungodly ouiragrs. Tl.y have ali beer
iiited will view Of arres,hg, hy power an,
J, the progress Of the democracy and the grea
luleninl principles Of human rights. Iii I,
AIRED that the crisis has not sc, arrived in tina
so perfectly reckless have some of the sub
Edcralis,s Of that place become in their des
c efforts TO overthrow the dominant party tina
are open and bod in ihrir justification Of tn
rhes who have had tie daring elrontery t,
pit these acts Of midnight arson.
EERIrAs.
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if The slavish western dogs are all British wings
yet the free, sprghty, innocent Lirds are all good
democrats. Riding into the country the other day
as is my custom, Mr. Editor, in the afternoon,
came across my old and lively friend, The bothlk
singing and cha,'ern,g, as is his won't in neigh
boring field. His "song and recaivc" IAN thus
-"iiohiihk, bobIink-tnc day, fine day-tnri.oo
,uriloo-NIartin Van, Martin Van-good fellow
good feow-denocrat, democml--ali's right, .,
ahead, never fear bowen up;--Iog cabin, log
cabin--hard cider hard cdcr--O the fools, o tn,
fools--old tories, old tories--turi,oo, luroo-go!t
spoons, gold spoons--Eriish wings, blue lights
look sharp, do mt trust 'enl--chink, chink--ood
clink--liltlc Van, great muil-old Tip, OH the hiI
old feds, new wings, small potatoes, silly chap
--bcblink--chink, chn'i--good bye, can't stay
call again, I'm Off, BoSton Posi-.
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PARODY

"Frcacmic RI I rras@,G.,
The house uheyc / Nds j0ra."
] nber. ! remember
The girl used TO love,
Whose ycuthfu! thoughts were spoi!oss as
The p'ummgc Of the dove;
here never came Il gil 50 II
Across liia's weary day,
But now wish that she had new
Er stole my heart away.
remen ber--I rcmen Der
The roses, red and white,
TIE yio'cts aud the lilly cups,
culed for her n, tight,
The lines where the robin built
And where used 10 Sc,
The llliurnum on her birth day
The tree is living yet
Remember, remember
mere we were WSPu w sWiIn
And thought the air mast rush as fresh
To swallows on the wing;
My spirits flew in feathers then,
Tint are so heavy nov,
And summer pools can hardly cool
The fever of my brow.
] remember, | remember
Her sweet and gentle eye,
used TO think its tender blue
Was stolen from the sky
1t was childish ignorance,
But new It's little JOY
TO know I'm further Oh ftom Heaven
Than when was boy.
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WITT 4 sOuTIlChTE, Merchant Talors have ius'
W received nom iO.lui the most splendid assortment
OF Clouds III their line Of business, ever offered NJ this section
If the country. consisting in rdr Of BruadcuIs Cnss
ntres Doc Shns style, M,rnO Cnssimcrcs lLd sunti
goods OF every description.
4 good assortment Of domestic goods and Trors trim
mrss ofa kinds and at low price, To- cash short credit
w Il :. Iirticr themselves that with ever, means ~
their power ard BY constant attention to their business
lney shall be able tn The calls u all VINO may nyol
tirIi with their patio.iage
All kinds Of garments made short notice and
cd to 1T .alr, and in good st,e in any othci
shop Cutting done Ur Others 10 make short notice.
Woodstock may, Z. 1910. til
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NOTICE.

The democrats of Woodstock viii meet in the
room under the Office Of the Age, on Saturday the
18th inst. at O'Clock 7. W., TO choose delegates
70 attend the County Convention.
By order Of the Town Committee.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12

NA--Ad,iccs from Canton to the lst of
February have been received ut New York. They
furnish nothing important. The American Consul
had pclioncd against some re.lii tons imposed up
on American vessels, and in consequence an cdicl
had been issued rcyoking them. he Chinese had
purchased some American ships for the purpose Of
sinking them III the channel, TO prevent the APP
proach of the British feet,
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What motive can induce Mr. Van Buren, TO rec
Ommend the establishment Of standing army OF
l0o 0O0 men, if not to provide an army of voters
that might be thrown a, pleasure into States where
their votes might turn the scale in his favor.
Lying H'otchman JuRe |, 1910
What motive could have induced the Waterman
TO attempt fraud upon the community by palning
of the recommendation of the Secretary of War
for the reorganization CfMe .Niliiia, of the l..
States 10 enable the country to meet the emergency
ola war upon our borders, any other, us project
of the President to esiabiish a siaAdiag 0rmy'-
In the name of justice and candor, what motive
could induce the Waterman to condeccnd 10 such
haseness' The Secretary's report was submitted
to Congress last December, and the W. has just
made the discovery that project for standing ar
my il contained in it--a pretty sentinel on the
watch-towcr oiherty! Sleeping FIVE or siN months
with such monster crcachins to spring upon and
strang'e the Young lion of liberty shame!
1t is n principle of the democracy to rely upon
the militia for the defence ofour rights and lbcr-
ties hence we are gratied to see the ADMINISTRATION
proposing TO re-organiae them. Let the CALLED jade
of whiggcry wince.-Tt. Patriot.