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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24

6FOilsd, siswsd Pigeons and rssgs
maai st' cornsr of Nassau and Ann street.
CUT NAILS ANylLs, CUTLERY, STEEL "A full as
Sheffield An lis assorted casks warranted equal to any n
p0red pen pocket and table Cutlery original packages
ed on consignment by the late arrivals aud for liberal
'sT mnss G Iw. JOHN A. NEwBourp Plat, i,
A CARD-Mr JOHN A KYLE, Professor of the Flute
e aSnsuee That s Will e Grand Vocal and
March 27th He feels announcing that he has
pooIE Mrs B29 snoT GU iM1faf a Mrs. no NM
Tickets 81 each, to be procured at the principal Au
EoARDING.-The proprietors of the CARLTON HOUSE
- inform ther friends aud the pubic that many families and
s viii s to their ' p' es S' at s
Carlt where they find accommodation the
mas M - = - : BENSON HODGES.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, MILNE RS, Sc, who are
Sa aySd has on their at vANs extensive Dry
One price and 40 deviation.
Four five smart experienced Statesmen, wanted mmedi-
CHEAP TAlLORING.-Gentemen's clothing manulac-
no anred IN fashionable neat and substantial manner at
supsahne black blue green Dress Coats 81 to $40
Genemens cloth, in a neat and substantial manner at
Making and trimming Coats 81 50; Vests $3.50 to ST.
ma2s SIN eOd' J. MAFFAT,
WINES -Champagne Wines. of Lambert" Union"
w Rose, STAR Great WESTERN pa Anchor" "VicIo-
Madeira Of various vinages bottled and draugh scott
sherryIA sssortm Mt of pale gold and brown comprising
Amoniilado," Lobo,n Sc.
Port.-Old cr,sed.-s' Harris's,v "Pare'sr &c
Pine Juice draught and in bottles besides an extensive
sortment OF
Clare Hook, and other Wines
At the Granite Wine Vaults Of Broadway Cham
bers street entrance in Chamber street by
MACS 3m f.. r. ROBINSON & Co, Wine Dealers
SPLENDID NEW SPRING CALICOES-SeyeraI cases
o. the most beautiful patterns have just been received per
British Queen at VANN'S, 29l Grand street,
ma23 81 between Allen and Orchard sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24

Passengers Arrived.
In the Louis Philippe, from HayreW Webb, New York;
Emanuel Francois France; Carnes, NYors Aiphonse
Billet Frances AnIonin Billet do; Ado phe Vochelet do;
A Delnotee, Belgium; VIM St Thorn, NYors; Palmo and
lady, do; Louise Currey, France-l35 in steerage, -
In the Utica, from HareRev Eli Sawyer lady child and
servant; Col Acle Murat and servt of Florida; Go gum,
lady and child Of Paris Regis Ggnoux, of do2 in seerage
NJ a II MING II 4 H A L. II - & III u N Il w 8
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PuasCnncrs Arrived

Died.
On Sunday morning. 22d instant, Peter Kearney, aged 10
years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24
rhiiaa.Iphia AdyertIsements

A MERlCAN THEATRE, CORNER or NINTH AND
"a WALNUT STREETS, fHILADELPHIA.-F. c.
WEMlss, Manager and Lessee.
Tuesday. March sath-Romanxo and the Old Oak Chest.
Benefit Of the Hand incl hand Dir, COMPANY.
Wednesday. March 2sth--A faverits play ard farce.
Thursday. March 2slhThe Old Oak Chest and Wmock Of
the Giles.
riday, March nth Benefit Of Neptune Hcse Company
Erutus, Mr. j. H. Scott and The Pilot Long Ten Cefhn
II. Scott.
Saturday March qstb-Ben,ft OF the American Engine
Company.-ri,zafo end My Nclghbors Wife.
Mr. Burton and MIR y. Forrest engaged and III shortly
adpesr.
Price Of Admission.-Bores, 50 cents, Pit rs cents.
pr-'~"rrs commences ~ Tococl rrcsisely. ma2s 81
An 10 kENT-A large room, Ne. IS South Second
rSs street. the centre Of the retail dry goods business
NIL philadel lha, either by the week month The
and situation would be analogous TO travelling New
YORK merchants ents Ter the exhibition and "
merchandise. mails law 7w & y GLIB.
WATCHES AND WATCH MOvEMENTs-silver
" Levers Of superior quality; Watch Movements with
hard and gold das With and without Jewels for sale by
W. CHANCE. SON co N Platt street,
mas IN snl " Commerce street PhiladclJhia
London Advcrsise ments.
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CITY SALOON


II P HAS oc HE AhE hhhoARw M2
season with etire and superior
s.: %i' s%E II; 4:
@ is:ss 'sis Ss,fass
dueg genera effect Of elegance and comfort equal if not
COMBINATION OF MWTETEk k FOR THIS
New Moving Dioramas.
Italian Mari onets.
Doors open at 7, to quarter before g.
New Moving Dioramas-Abbey of st. Francisco by moon
lteian Lands cape.~Nioviss Figures, Beats, Sc SC
Brilliant Fairy Groo, being Moving Scene of dazzling
Storm and shpvrec-vesels seen taeug to aud ro gale
fully represented adng with the noble ship
Grand Concert vocal and INSTRUMENTAL BY Miss Bruce and
The celebrated tenor singer Mr. Geb will preside at the
and popular ballads " VI aA"''eu songs
whole conclude with several Favore Dances by the
A UGTIoN N0TlcE-LARGE SALE OF, ,FURNI
Friday al 10 o'clock will be sed at No
ntnre ofths New England Hotel Also the handsome Bar
p Ss5ISs~ Furniture Fixtures marble top Tables Sc &c Sale
mas ST. THos. BELL, Auctioncer.
ook AT THIs!LW PINE 1913 Greenwsh street oppo-
have opened this day Of rich Moussene de Lan,
2si per yard-very cheap Call and See ma2o SITS
RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS, Tor sale by J..
s2i cents per box mas I'm
Il i ~ E H DDSoin0EAEhChsE tOR HEALTH ONLY.-A
OF the Tattersas, that he has fitted agr 40
known Broadway Hail. with tables whgrehs will
be happy those who wish play tables
at his old stand u Ann street adjoining the Museum wher,
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables Of
scrption cloths balls, cues, for sale above
The above have the reputation of being the
most respectable and the best OF tables
i2s il
UCTlON NOTlCE-sale OF genteel Furniture on Tues.
"A day. at TO- O'Clock, at No 90 Greenwich street. Rec
tor. mas 2t' THOS. BELL, Auciioneer
Great SALE OF VALUABLE FRAMED OIL PAINT.
lNGS, BY the old masters, being the private collection
two gentlemen about leaving the country, exhibiting
granite building OF Chambers st. Broadway en-
trance in Chambers Sale to take place Wednesday aud
free. - ~
This collecon is the richest most interesting any that
has hereooe been offered public auction ia the country
Ladies and gentlemen invited call examine the paint
lnes The gallery will be opened inspection Of pic
lures day until the day ofsae from till dusk and
will be lighted on the evening previous the day Of sale
ms ~ AARON LEVY. Auctionrer.
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ERESH iSHAD every day during the season; also, roast
.broed, sewsd Pigeons and Pigeon Pie, sc. Sc
PATTIN SONS,
ma2i CORNER of Ma 4, and Ann street
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PACKETS TO DEPART.
LONDON.
President, Chadwick, April /
British Queen. (s) April !
LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbone, March 81
2oscius, Collins, March IS
". America, Lowber, April 1
HAvRE.
Baltimore, Funck, April |
Sully, Thompson, April s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24

NOTlCE.-Mr JOHN JAMES sCIPIO HAssLER, 90,
~ vrnne Srrvcyor, hereby sted 10 call and settle
his bill r goods old him fer the 81 himself and family
wc sc,o mt has due SINCE December is the amount Of
which " now two hundred dollars.
take this method, not being able 70 search out bis where
abous being widow with small children and confined to
house WITH pum1nrf consum pon, consequently greatly IN
need Ofr-v honest dues. SARAH ROBINSON.
maq ~ 1D Fulton street, BROOKLYN, l.. l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24

A. FOR SALE OR TO LET, the three story BRICK
lii finished complete German silver CRATES, mahogany
Ssc @ hsssfP "ss "s S .n Of sg
Tubes. force Pgmr hS, water es,efn and Shnr rooms
and ''ais n perfect Ssse f o2 SSS,
n.a L9ST on the premises or to GERRDts
- CROSSING THE DEL hwAREs is now on .,bib,oS
street J, sad B.oadwsy Entrance Chambers AdT.
%aT y e. QUIZ htg :.
sh is pr;pr1 Il r. AID long hs. been
sIs,IE1,sr, and .aas i f9sSs%
Tor1 tss w'S Sa s, u. 81
e b, duly pprees,edb tho, perfumes has stood
yfERIoR f''RS if' s5 Sg ,,,
Saure in perfection to improve beaaty complexion
INK AND iron RUST DEsTRoYER.-s. cent. p,r
THIS chemical reaction IS calculated TO he az
dresses either linen coin or wociien which hss. been STAN
" "a ss ii Sss q ~ AS q. :e.: r.
s9o%r may only ''' Walker street. one ssG G"
a CARD.-,ir.. MARTYR and Mr.. MANvERs beg leave
Vocal ami ssy % ss Tig s
md and 'i ST. Ts S SsSs' ,s"ae. s
TIeis. dollar each, to be rad at the principal Music
PHstFIgs4 gT PA Or SfR3il1af gi In
ysaiHa during he week. l n' wLI i So sy,I Ky
Theatres Roy al Convent Garen Drury Lane Nauahal Gar.
den London and Of the late National Theatre New York will
slp,r The above Museum, ard have the homer deliver 81;
ahservaions drawn from real life Men, Manners. end
Things they comprising various features 81 novelty.
The First and Second Part will consist ~ Musical Comcsl
Recitaory, Anecdo,c Descriptive, Initiative Entertainment
LIAMS TABLE TALK AND RANDoM REColLEC.
.r 81 TRTa oR 81
MERRIMENT!
For prograun see bile. mails Inn
a UCTioN NOTICE.-Clobing Dry Good., Cutlery, Jew
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pax rhEATRE.-THIs EVENING March "a will be
performed wa ~
MAN ABOUT TOWNSHIPS, MIR. Chapman. Lady An.
drey, Mrs. Chippindale. ' "
NlDAS-Apoilo Miss Poole; Midas Mr. Chppindae. Nvsis
Mrs lritehard
SnEtN,S HORsE-Tom Tubbs. Mr.. Chippindale.
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER-Fixture Mr. Mitchell
Doors open y 6--PerIorn anee commences At =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-24

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING NEW.
Il fohk,gM. LEVITT, Dentist, No 2se Broadway en-.
trance ~ Warren seee will be pleased Explain TO those sf
ierinE from The ios Of teeth wea from being unskl
supplied BY other Dentists hfs icatn Of tie principle Of
Atmospheric Pressure, adapting me 10 Artikca Teeth
ron single tooth TO aeompete set, without the least pain
and guaranteed 10 answer all the purposes issired
Levct possesses testimonials frem number OF distip
gushed ladies' professional gentlemen Others who have
the public. al am;s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01

rneu1fably destroy our republican iastlfafioas,
make The people grossly ignorant. and reduce
mem 70 erf'eme Porerty; and. what is far worse
man all. aspeeie dollar in their pockets would
subjscr The psor souls to midnight AosBINY
and Asssss'SArfoS :! ~
What mighty Osks from little acorn, grow,
Such are the evils that FROM Speeie aavl,
Co,sEQUEsTLY, IL is now proved 10 demon
stration, 10 all who are not ~ilfuly psrver,e. or
incorrigibIy stupid. that MARTIN vAs Bpnr.
THoNAs II. BEsroS. WRIsHr, & Co.. are
seeking. wickedly and With malice aforethou h.
TO sub'eh ths liberties Of this people, and de-
stroy the constitution Of this rountry!! And
il tho mechanic, manufacturer. and laborer,
don't see IT, they can't, or t1oat understand
GOOD LOGIC; and are certainly the most stupid
ninniss in the world. 1t is also proved that for
real genuine liberty, there is no currency to be
compared with PAPER. CONSEQUENTLY
The currency question should now be consider.
cd as forever settled. and no further discussion
allowed. TnEREroRE. all the former writings
and opinions Of great men. on political econo-
my and finance, should be thrown aside. and
regarded as nearly or altogether worthless, be-
cause they knew but very little upon the sub
jsct, and conld not have anticipated the grcot
discoveries Of modern times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
Wing Logic for the LabOring Man.

In Sardinia, Hamburg. Bremen. etc., there
is = metallic currency. and those governments
collect and di.burss the revenue b, their own
officers. CoSsEoUESrLr. the governments are
despotic and hereditary nobility is established,
and the people are reduced to degraded state
Of ignorance and poverty.
THERnroRE, "a Specie Currency has ever
been the most powerful agen, in the hands
"of dsspo,s and tyrants to enslavs mankind!
CoSsEQuENrLr, no specie should ever be
thought Of for circulation 10 a free county
The currency should consist almost wholly OF
Bank paper; aud. for the good Of tse people
the Banks should be exclusively entrusted with
the collection and disbursement of the ks's-
nue. /; and nertr reqnired TO pay thar deet', Ha-
less perfectly agreeable aud Convenient. during
a pressure. they should never be srne'so' on
spy account. to redeem their notes IN spee'e.
because their PAYyR is then Just as gooo' an"
a i,t,ie better for The people. than 'pseie "'eh
The idea so generally pre'siro'' daring
,,n;, ,b,, .peeie 10 better than an irredsemsble
m, ,o,e. is extremely ruiear and unreasonable.
-, \. rank loco foe oism, and all humbug =
For Il is perfectly plain to any one. that aspe-
Gle currency would then erirpie the hnrt'. and
i-;a-e De srccsloio-. |, would. Tsssrrcar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01

CoNGHESs.-Ths only subjsc, Of much
interest that has been before ,hs Senate since
our last, is tho Correspondence relative TO the
North East boundary. Of which Synopsis
will be found in our columns. The remarks
Of Mes.rs. Webster. Williams, Davis, and all
the other Senators who spoke on the subject
evinced a unanimous determination not to
submit 10 the least Infringement Of our rights
and 10 defend them at every hazard.
In the House the Treasury Note Bill. re-
quired by the emergencies Of IN. country, after
being debated day and night during The week
passed on Friday by a vote Of 10 to Co.
nearly TWO TO ONE-which shows, as
The Journal OF Commerce says. that The OPPo-
sition to it was made to debate questions OF
party character.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
GEN. CARPENTER.

We have a word TO say Of our candidate 'of
Governor To those Of our friends TO whom he IS
not personally known. His pirate life IS WITH
out stain. In politics he has ever been hrm
and consistent democrat. No man possesses
greater personal popularity where be resides !;
aud this he owes TO his industry. his talents.
his uniformly kind and unsssamlng manners
II is only necessary for the people oi the state
to know him we'll. as politician and man. to
insure for him their full confidence and firm
support.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
THE NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

But little while ago the wings were labor
inc 10 make electioneering capital out Of the
admission of the democratic members from
New Jersey The report Of the committee OF
elections on this question, placed in its true
light the conduct Of Gen. Pennington; and to
sustain him. il was necessary to make flare
up about the outrageous conduct Of the com
mitteec and the House. hBOMINABLE
FRAUD. TURKISH DESPOTlSM,' glsr-
ed out in capitals, from the columns Of almost
every whig paper in tho land. The terrible
Sub. Treasury, and even the Florida war with
! its blood hounds. slept awhile in peace.
! And what are III facts, that have furnished
materials TO the Madisonian for the grosses'
misrepresentation. and which. through the
columns Of that reckless organ Of the oppo.
sl,on have been sent to every nook and cor
ner Of the country
RI Simply and briefly these. The governor o
New Jersey gave the certificates Of election
to men who, ss he remarked 10 the council
would not be long allowed to retain ths
not received a majority Of the votes legal o.
Illegal: bu, he was well aware, that an eilor
would be made by his party TO secure thu
election "f whig Speaker He knew tha
the votes Of two towns, which had given ma
ioritis, against the whig candidates that
would defeat their election, were not before
the council and instead OF sending FOR them
az by law and his oath he was bound 10 do
! he hasiened to secure, so far as by his GER
tifeate it could he done, whig majority a
| the organization Of the House. His bold
project was defeated. The democratic mem
bers knew their rights and how to maintain
them. They were not TO be awed or intimi
dated by the seal OF \ state, abused By III
executive to party purposes. The proisnder
under gubernatoral assumption failed TO &C
compish their ends. and the democrati
claimants were admitted to their seats, by a
majority Of more than THIRTY votes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
Democrniic state Convention.

A,the Convention Of the Democratic Republ.
can, of this State held in January last, the subject
of appointing delegates TO the DEMocaATic NATION
A. CosvEsros to be held In Baltimore for the
nomination OF a President and Vice President Of
the United States, was postponed under an jim
preston that the meeting OF tie National Conven
tion would no; take place Till after the next session
,ofthe General Assembly. But as the 9th OF May
ha. been ixed upon for the meeting, Il has become
necessary forthwith to elee, delegates from this
Stale The undersigned, upon consultation with
their political friends, have therefore Thought II
Advisable to call a Convention of the Democratic
Republicans Of this State, for thepurpose aforesaid
10 be held at the State House IN Providence, on
Thursday Erening, dprI 0h, al O'Clock, p. M
A puneiua attendance from all the towns is re-
specifully requested.
THOMAS w, DoRR,
-cf. JOHN s. HARRIS
HALE NJ. SISSON
JOSEPH 8. BLiVEN,
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
Providence, March 90 State Committee
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
WlcKronp March aO.b, 1910.

MEssEs. CALLAHAN u TILLEY:
Having heard in differen, parts Of the State
that had gone over to the wings "horse foot
and dras soons." hasten TO refute the statement
I pronounce il entirely without foundation. l
hayo always been q firm supporter Of the pres
ent administration Of the general Government /;
and that support it shall have as long as II con-
tinues to be, what it nov is and ever has been,
democratic to the core. | shall vote in April
for the Democratic Republican and Farmers
Prox. headed by THOMAS f. CARPENTER, and
exert all the iu6usOcs possess, 10 secure its
success. Your ob't seU't.
GEO. T. NICHOLS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
THE RAISING.

They have had great doings in Providence.
The young wings pulled off their gloves. and
blistered their hands, in digging the foundation
Of a log temple to Harrison. Almost all the
wings 10 town turned out to the raisug: A
big pole was put up with a red flannel -
las, Tor some other sor,) at the top Of IL, snd
barrels Of cider tapped and set flowing. Now
all this is very consistent to be sure with whig
lamentations about public distress. While the
democrats are employed in grave discussions on
the currency aud efforts to relieve the country,
the wings arc manufacturing songs, drinking
hard cider, building log huts, sailing canoes on
dry land. aud hurraing for Harrison. IL they
are told what's true, that the old gentlemau
lives in large handsome house. and has IA
sa!sry.-ihs answer 10 A" he is alost on sea o
euthusissn-the praries are on fire." wher
our federal opponents a,tempt to initiate de-
moeraey, they do II " most abominabk."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
THE OPPOSITION.

l. Who are they, that charge the admiuistra-
,ien with design 10 reduce the wages Of Ia
bor, TO destroy credit. PROSTATE the banks. and
min the country. The very men whose inter
e,, lies in obtaining the services Of the laborer
At the lowest rate :--msn, who have pnshed
credit 10 its utmost limit. tempted the banks to
excessive issues. and involved the country in all
the embanassments under which il is suffering
Ambitious politicisns, individuals and corpora
lions bankrupt. or checked in their headiong
career 10 ruin, are leagued together TO over
throw an ADMINISTRATION whose policy ], righ-
teously at war with theirs. While the energies
Of the government are directed TO reform the
abuses and remedy the evils that exist. against
such reform the opposition have set their faces
Less banking. less speculation. the restraint Of
luxury and profusion, are not the ends al when
they aim. While the Government is exerting
all its constitutional powers 10 improve disor-
dered currency and revive the PROSTATE cn'r-
eies of the country. it is assailed by hungry as
prants for power and place. and spectators
longing for another era Of paper issues and un-
bounded credit, when, like the gambler led on
By, tho vain hope Of retrieving his losses. they
may try again the chances Of dangerous specu-
l.tion. and plunge themselves and the eoun-
ny into deeper distress. Compelled TO ac-
knowledge the disordercd condition Of the chr
repcy, they propose no measures for its relief;
but endeavor to persuade the people that II is
the consequence. net Of their own madness and
folly, but OF the bad measures ofthe administra-
ton. Such are the leaders Of party. that call
on the honest, industrious. and frugal, TO unite
with them in their endeavors TO overturn dem
ocraiic governmental party whose abest> men
are exhaustng their fertile imagioations for
plausible reasons to persuade the laborng class
Sc. that an administration placed 10 power by
them and dependent chiefly on their sufrages
for support, is hostile to their interests and bent
upon ,hsirrnin. How exalted an estimate these
whig politicians entertain Of the intelligence OF
The people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01

As the whig papers are full Of songs abou,
Gen. Harrison. we 1cOs have taken the liberty
to add one TO the number. In order 70 bring
out its besutiss 10 full bloom, IL must be sung
in the dslig ghrful tune to which h 10 set. II
there is no one among the wings musiesI e.
nough to do it justice. there is fat, good ma
tpred. jolly old soul. on our side Of the quss-
iion. who waving all political differences Of o.
piniop. Will sing i, Tor them with capital humor
and effect.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01
REGISTRY LAW FOR THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.

An immense meeting has recently been held
In the city. to demonstrate against the passage
Of a registry act, pending in the legislature OF
New York. The objections urged against the
proposed law are, that it is unnecessary and un-
constitutional; asd that it will be partial and
unjust in its operations, and oppressive to the
wo,sing classes. One feature in the bill is Of
such chsracter. as TO shew in striking man
ner the danger Of cn,ru'ting power TO federal
hands; and is almost unparalleled. IL author
ises the Governor and Senate to designate three
individuals, by whom the inspectors OF Flee
tons in New York shall bo appoined and
subjects the inhabitants Of that city TO rules and
restrictions, that are not imposed upon the peo.
ple in any other part Of the state. The pro-
posed law, in all its bearings, Is so objections
ble and odious. that We do not believe that tn,
Leading wings in the Legislature. as reckless al
they are Of popular rights will dare to pass !,
Since the above wi. in type, we learn iha
the bill has passed the Senate and the House
but that the Governor hcsita,es to approve II
Its features are so Objectionable. that Gov
Seward shrinks from an act. which nothin
but the reeklessness OF party, could have cal
ricd through the legislature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01

ez An adjourned meeting of the
Democratic Frcemen will be held
at the room adjoining the Republl-
can Office this evening at 7 o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-01

o. James Wood. who has beer on trial for
several days at Philadelphia. for the murder Of
his daughter. Mrs. Peak. in September last.
has been acquitted by the jury on the ground
Of Insanity.