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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26
Arrrp,vI; or 5. DR.psR. in.

NJ I'sil w =. bhaPths s.s
City ofNew York, ss-Simeon Draper, ". being
duly sworn, says that he has read the affidavit ~
Josatban Is Stevenson. IN the Standard and other
papers az this day that dePenent never ai1 either
alone or in connection with any other per. oas, d.
reetly indirectly, enploy James Glsniworth
in October. 1~3s OF a. asy other time, to procure
persons 10 on 70 this city from Phiiadel phia,
vote az elections, and that be yer con.
eerned or engaged in any such scheme, and that all
mputaiions 20 that effect contained ia aid aft avi
are wholly and entirely false.
:. DRaPrR, Jr
Sworn to, Oct. % 1910, before me.
EsBrEr BrNsoN.
Judge Court Common Pleas.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26

TwE S.,rs ). A. s T.9 5, ssi sS
s e ss G e, j 4 aGSs s ,d
Dss me 'Isn &c u T,s
ing having toe following pesnbe srd Revolutions
War; he Bs% nSsss Republican Nominating eemm,.
os Of the clans ~ s,,os; s.asis.s. sssd seSs. hem
Ssy az SsT a ss ss s.ass H. es
:: I .rs 81 the 9.s s .sss Asd yas e.
ia The sss,n Of many q the say elected members e The
1asS.T i.ss u nssssf. so Swirs lie
sr;: 5. ssi ,i.an z Sssrs hs. e: 81 Zen
Gu, esnaa,. shose claims had sssn already fy eoasd'red
R.so va ,ss,S, iss R,poslissn Il,e,c,. q
!" the usage. cf'Ss p.Sos,.,s party .Sr own Ss;cf
s,ll 'p.i PORTION ofthai pa W aud 70 our g, which
; + S;i$ r. ts
eiepy Iabs.sd csu.e Of the people. rroIrsr
,s I'D g,.,ssssa g"s: s,Gs sss :.
q the fndsmsssl rlnes 81 Dsmoeraer that The viii Of
e o. tie great
h,.ci,,i tn, -ih y nee. Or A,ss5msa
been sssn.i Us end az Dsaoss,. would have fs e ie
sS sS to p is vt cur s 5 =:
u. oher rons., beng act aside as this h- t'a
Rsksd That the dsi.rsi, his ward b, hs,rzci,d
IS T .' p T;;.aS.s E
the o. hosc PRIME 90 which through sod and
hrvus evil f.p~rt. nave steadily adhered 10 susail
resising ind rniy offered TO ss 10 the N 81 q whom
have drghttd 10 hsner whose rsptsy TIE chte
. aaf siiond sd whose s5e aIS frssic Character V b
ynnd reprosth.
Rs.i,es That cory of as preceding preamble ar resc
tons attesed By H.. .cers ofths mssig ie furnished
The Delegates from tbs Ware. With iustrLccs T. isy the
same forthwith before the Som'nsiins Cor m' u 3. snd,
IN te OF the ID mocrscy cfhe Twelfth Wefi their
uIease action NJ TO call ulrthe
ef other ~af5s t,sustain 10 the pcsiou have isken
si 10 Witch have solssnly plcgcd rls 10 a-
n. fol Wig res. tics resented by John VI Brad
hurst, hsirnlsn oftlsis ncetiur.
Resolved, That 10 he % is uesiF ne comfy nc
masins committes having made ter naii n wsn ne
representative uf s t.ote present arc not Jutd n
rrconsidiig he nation Of Mr. Jsrtu EQUITY clerk
II subsequent ctng especially At un.su.i " ur twfe-
many 81 the body had etrtdl "ly pre- ious o. t
intent 10 dos particularly a. charees YES
brought fO ward Affecting h- polite neral 4, -rss-
ter
Re,olved That the rroce.J a. THE mse,rr by
The cairan zld pabshsd "a tie stan fds
New panct Journal u zee. sun rse ard I've
nire Post John NJ. BltADhlhof. Chairman. n
Jc., n po.ss,,' sseressvr" o9stg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26
SuIperROr COurt.

Der. 24-Ihe Barry Cdse.-ln. this matter Mr..
Mercein did not appear as was expected 40 answer
to the writ Of Hebeas Corpus, and his Honor post
poned the until Monday, when in all prcbat ILL
ty an attachment will issue unless the Defendant
should appear and bring the infant into Court.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26

To CoRRrsrosprsrs.-T offer Of the Private
Journal Of DIR. Eldridge, il it be authentic is ae'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26

Here follow several other sfiJsviis OF the same
character as the above. Bat what Of them, we say
Capital capital capital More mystery still I,
more trick more horror more swearing more
every thing We believe that John Swift and his
colleagues tell the truth just believe the piou,
Benjamin p Butler, the gentlemanly Jesse Hoyt,
the honorable Richard NJ Blatchford, the calm Bo-
bert c. wetmore They are all honorable men-aud
all to be believed, whatever they say or swear.
In the meantime what s TO be the effect Of all this
or the election 7 JUST NOTHING AT ALL.
These proceedings reveal the roeueries OF pohi-
cisns--the immorslities cf parissns-the infsmy a
Office holders and efHce seekers. The great mass Of
the wing party, as well as Of the administration
party, are free from such atrocities. The first
effect of these disclosures will be TO give MS an
honest election next weekend " that be so, IL s
highly probable that GENERAL HARRISON will
be elected President Of the United staies-and 10
mistake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26
Arr'osVfr oF Wa. A. LAwsEscE AVID JosArHAS

AFFIDAVIT oF Wa. A. LAwsEScr AVID JoSArHAS
NATHAN.
City and County Of Nsw York, ss.-Wiiliam A.
lawrence and jonathan Nathan. Of the City nc
Nsw York, being scverally drly sworn, do each
Tor himself respectively say, and first the said WIN.
A. Lawrence saith that the charge made against
him in the affidavit of Jousthan ID S,evensop nub-
shec IN the standard and other papers Of this etv
Of having acted as secretary and aid 10 TN. cen'
pitfee AZ National Hall, in direetins and sendips ON,
Illegal voters to the different wards in III. election NJ
November 1sc,s, IL totally and unaualifedIy fals.
and that he wss and 10 entirely igsorant ~ snv ar.
rangement 10 introduce persons from Philadejpb;a
orssy other p<ee for the pure base Of voting th,.
city, of any such illegal votes having been given;
and the said Jonathan Nathan for himself SAITH ms,
the like charge made sgsinst him in the said Affidavit
~ the sand Jonsthan ID Stew 10 totally and u.
qnsliGedly false, and that he was ignorant cr spy
place or arrangement for the procuring o. illegal
veters. or 81 illegal voting IN aid election.
VIZ. A. BAwssscr,
Jsssrnss NArsAs.
ssorn this 23d day OF October, 1870, before me,
Jos. p. PIEssor,
Consissiopsr IL Deeds.
All these politicians are highly respectable gen,le-
men-men 81 honor and trutb-and can be believed
on osth or no oath According 20 their evidence,
there is not word II truth in the allegation. Of
frsud-not one word. They did not knew H. and
sever heard u. 0fccurse, we believe them ~ once
and when we come to stevesson's oath, We win
believe thsttoo. We believe every thing ssd every
body now days. There Is ncttisg bit truth and
honor sfaaf
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The efoe holders in New York have been for
some time plotting deep-laid scheme, which they
designed to bring suddenly into operstion on the
eve of the Preside ntial election. This they have
denomnsted, in significant phrase, their LssT CARD
The plsa has been fastened into execution on sc-
count Of the recent startling dev elepnents in the
public Offices Of this city. and the gamblers Ia We
now sho,ced hs strength of their hand.
bat the aGidavits below will show what are IN.
charges W which they form direct asd full repIv
II will be seea that udieious persons were sent frem
this city in 1888 10 New York, detect fraudulent
voters taken to that city by the partners Of the Adj
N ibtstrstfon.
SrArnNErr or JoH~ Svryr.
Mayor Of the City ofPhilsdeIph;a
have read the affidavit Of J. ID. stevessor. p,b-
,hed 10 the Mes York Evening Pos, OF the 25i ,p,,
and now proceed to state all my ksowedxs in rela-
ticn @ the matters IN which reers asd In r, stop
10 the said Stevenson .f.. ID .I|-.0-. = =
kaow janice 10. Glentwcrth, of New York. I
saw him 10 the city Of Philsdelphia N the mon IN II
October, 1885, Al that time was net the Mayor
Of the city II Philadelphia and held mn public once
whatever Mr.. Glessworth called on As in com
pasy with Mr. Robert swartwouf. of New York. at
my dwelling, Nc. IT South Tenth street. Mr..
Gienfwotth stated 90 me that therc were great and
reasossble sppreheesess the part Of oar friends
81 importation II votes into New vcrk, from this
city, and they were very DESTROYS, fit were prssi.
Bile. to have there. at their coming elecfos select
number cf persons Of Fessrsl aeqosnisoce residing
n Phiisdeiphin, for the purpose Of watching the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26

w EpMoSD's SrAreMRSr.
To the Editor Of the Ersniag Post: 7ft ~
Sir,-Having just perused affidavit Of James
b. Glentworth, publishedin the Courier and Esquir-
er Of this morning, deem il proper 10 say that
such oEers her Of money or Office, nor any such
threats he mentions in that affidavit, were ever
made 10 Mr.. GIentw orth by me os by my authority,
or by any other person in my presence, or TO my
knowledge ata t.a... .sr.T
DC. "a, $40. ]. w. EpMoNps. 4
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defeat the object But. said he, there Is MIR Butler
q Of as much purity Of character a any man in
this country, and he do any thing with Mr. Van
Buren-did you not hear him say he would divide
the last cent crust with yoUl Here is MIR Ed
mond., a confidential freud and c rrcspoadsnt of
Mr.. Van buren,. and here 4. Mr. IIoyi the Collector
they do any thing; and deponent believes that
Stevenson made these remsiks, because dsponent
declined 20 involve himselfby nplisnee with the
oyertures made 70 depoaent at Mr. lIoyt. house
Ard deponen, further saith that lie !. nov satisfied
that he has been the Gure Of a conspiracy, which
under the pretsnce Of gaining the To CON pei
Governor Seward 10 continue dcpouent in Office s,d
thereby TO assist deponent, has. from the .vinntg
hal for It's object 90 induce deponept bv promises of
reward, and then by THREATS or PROSECU.
TION TO become the instrument Of violent attack
upon the Governor and the Wing party, and depo-
pent further adds, that IN the progress ~ thu. affair
the said stevenson has constantly spoken of the uu.
limited power be, the said Stevenson, wosld ae-
quire with the Adminisfraiion party II he sbould
succeed in this attack upon the Wings
Jas Is. GLENrwopru
Sworn. this 30 day Of October, $50. b,f-re me,
49,. Jos. y. PiRssos,
Commissioner of Deeds.
Here is another covey Of partridges let loose
here 10 precious batch OF revelations exposing the
Custom House clique. u {; truel No doubt erey4,
,rord ofnis true. We have not the slisLte doubt
bat Jesse Hoyt, ard Ben Builer with all his ,snct-
ty would "shsre his last crust" with any mas with
the devil himself, " that would save Mr. Van Ba-
rem and their own quarters in Wall street Hut il
went do. General Harrison will be elected-not BY
fraad-but by honest votes. This is the best Aida
Wit that has been made, except Stevenson, which
is equally clear and eisoumstsn'is One ding nust
NOT b. orerfooked. GLENTwORTH DOES MOI
CONTRADICT A SINCE FACT SWORN TO
BY STEVENSON REVEALING TIE FRAUDS
OF 1888. How is this : Would Mr. Glentworth
pass over that extraordinary revelation IL Il vas no,
true CsrtsinIy NOT We think, Therefore, that
Sfsr~,on's srideaes - most nirocssousiy eosirped
and sfrsngfhensd ~ IL true. during the last few
days the Wall street Clique have circulated stories
OF awful atrocities against the character Of Steven
son-but Stevenson has been hand and glove with
the most fashionable society for years past 10 too
late now TO impeseh his character. We believe him
we believe Glentworth--we believe all. Nov let
us turn to the CASTOR Hsuse eiiqus. What do they
say, Satan
AFrtp.vrs or rpr Crsros Hovss Ctfsur.
Is " BCrLER's srkrr1 II have iust read.
N the Courier sad Enquirer Of this morning, an.
affidavit purporfipg 20 have beer made, on the I'D
instant, by James ". Clentworih, which affidavit 60
isrs " relates 70 me, tissse Of gross nsreprc
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this occasion TO deal out their unfrendy feelings ana
acrimonious dislike and long as he CONTINUES a.
in my humble opinion he has hitherto done 70 man
the wsest arrangements and the most Judicous
ston, which the forces under his command VIII JUST
~, shall not hesitate TO unite with the army IN pe
slowing upon him that confidence irh,en nc 20 Isad
merits and which has no occasion been w''hilT'u
The Richmond Enquirer said:
General Harrison's letter tells every thing that
we wish to know about the officers, ercepf hmsey'
He does Justice 10 every one but Harrison-and the
world therefore do justice 10 the man VINO was
too modest TO be just TO himself
From Gen. Harrison's Report OF the battle OF
the Thames
ave have suffered greatly for the want of pro-
visions and the whole army has subslsted for the last
three days, on RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT"
sT" In all ages and in all countries, il has been
observed that the cutyators OF the soil are those who
the least willing TO part with their rights, and sub
init themselves TO the will of master"
VIM II. HARRISON.
xF"THE PEOPLE OF THE U. STATES
May they remember that preserve their liberties
they must do their own voting and their fighting.
VIM II. HARRISON.
General Harrison has done more for his country,
with less compensation for il, than any man living
PRESIDENT MADISON.
Ex-Governor Isaac Hill Nov. %, 1913, IN the
New Hampshire Patriot said:
"What man lives, whose whole heart and soul is
not British that cannot sincerely rejoice In the late
victories of Perry and HARRISON that does not feel
pride in the valor and patriotism OF the heroes OF
the West, who have freed country large as the En-
pre of Alexander the Great, from the Indian toma-
hawk and scalping knife Ii there be such an one,
he is traitor to his countryhe possesses the spirit OF
murderer"
JOHN M. NILES, late Van Buren, candidate for
Governor in Connecticut in his Life OF Perry,
published in 1921, after giving general blogra-
ply of General Harrison, said:
"Thc defence Of Fort Meigs, and the subsequent
capture of the British army, may be fairly considered
the brilliant and extraordinary events of the late
war"
In abiding TO the battle ofthe Thames, he said !:
n mast be conceded that This ricory reflected great
honor upon The national arms, and upon the troops by
7oiom IL raS dchiered.
The action, and the movements which preceded IT.,
afford ample testimony the judgment and cool lntre-
pdity Of General Harrison; and, indeed, all the events
of the campaign support these characteristics the
disasters attending il having, in no instance, been mn
puable to him.
There are perhaps record few instances of such
force Of this description, was displayed on this
occasion.
(" Harrison and Perry left Detroit in the Ariel and
arrived at Erie the 22d of October. Here they
received with every demonstration of Joy and al
miration the discharge of cannon iluminations, &c.
They hailed as the delivcrcrs Of the frontiers"
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NNO THE SICK.-As many neglect their health
~ account of being discouraged by the very
many deleerious nosrums which are offered as cure
slls by Empiricks, would recommend them to make
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ENING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
| have made use Of them frequently myself and
always found them to pain in the side, restore
the lost appetite and relieve the disagrecabe sensa
/ would recommend these pills in all cases osls<er
complaint and weakness of the nervous system and
bad stomach complaints as ! am confident all who
make trial of this medicine will find il cffectual.
WIN. LINDERMAN,
Bath Township, Lancaster County
For sale at 10 n Eighth street, also at the book
store of Robert Farnham, Pa. Avenue, Washington
City. apply
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MY YSPEPSlA.-We have frequently witnessed
w the ra,agcs of this disease and have heard and
read OF many remedies but far oftcncr them fail
than result in The writer, however of the
letter to the agent of DIR. Harlichs Compound
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SrT Is ESTIMATED by Physicians generally
~ that fourth of the human family die annually
of Consumption. As that is the case, why then ne
glcct your colds and coughs, which the root of
Consumption Thousands and tens of thousands
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OFFICIAL.
Public Expenditure from S2f to 1898.

Public Expenditure from 1 s2f to 1898.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury,
transmitting statement of expenditures, ex-
elusive OF public debt, for each year from 1924
to 1888.
June 20, 1895 Read and laid upon the table.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, June 81 1888.
Sir In obedience TO the resolution of the House of
Representatives of the 25th instant, have the honor
to lay before the House, statement showing the
amount of expenditure erciisire Of ne public debt
for each year, from 1924 to 1888
am, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary.of the Treasury.
Statement shoioiag The amount Of expenditures
of the United States, e.rclusire Of The pub
nc debt for each year. from 1924 10 1887
inclusire, statedin pursuance Of a resolution
Of the House Of Representatives Of the 25m
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(raONSUMPTIONlC CONSUMPTION! that fell
W. DESTROYER which slays its thousands and tens Of

TlONSUMPTIONl CONSUMPTION! that fell
W destroyer which Stays its thousands and tens OF
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At the head of all remedies and first in rank stands
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SH1EMEMBER DR. Swaynr's Compound Syrup of
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~ LIVER COMPLAINT This disease onl

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forms of this disease Doctor HaRIicH's Compound
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