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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
NEW YORK HERALD.



Last night at sss down the polls closed, after
ofthe 6srcest contests that took place in this
city. The electoral ticket alone was eanvassed-
and it has been carried by the Democratic party By
a majority of ever one thousand. The Congress.
sional ticket, which not counted, with all the
other tickets, have also been carried by similar
majority. Probably Mr.. Grinnel may the best
the Wing ticket, but we doubt very much whe-
Their he is elected-b he is the noble pilots have
done il. =. rl r1fEENt .At.k
The number Of votes polied is not far from the
numbe registered--abou 43 900. On no former oc-
casion has many votes been taken in New York,
nor has there ever been an election in which both
parties have attempted fewer illegal and fraudulent
vo es. Yet il is fact that probably nearly 5000
persons, who entitled TO vote, have not gone to
the polls at all We arrive at this extraordinary fact
through the results of the just taken. There
fifty thousand white males in this city, all
Fl years of age exclusive of foreigners. visters
and aliens.
Such is the extraordinary result of the election in
this city-wbile the whole country, from Maine to
Louisiana is going for General Harrison, and effect
ing revolution in the government, we have the
city of New York presenting the melancholy specta.
Gle Of returning to ocofocoism, where the first germ
OF this great revolution began in 1897 How is this7
How is it that Moses II. Grinnell, honorable
chant, is defeated in the city of merchants has
arisen from the corruptions, the intrgues, the nfamy
and the frauds of a wicked and corrupt clique in
Wall street, " hose acts and impudence have dis
gusted the Psychological the ballot box-and de-
feated their own party. The Wing party, therefore,
owe il 10 themselves to come out from these corrup
tions-to reorganixe a fresh basis-to separate
from the infamy Of street, and TO bring the gull
ty paricpators Of the election frauds Of 1888 and 49,
to condiga punishment Now that the election is
over let all honest people unite to purify society, f.
nance and politics.
In the meantime let rejoice that the wickedness
of Wall street has not reached the honest yeomanry
Of the country. The State Of New York has gone
for Harrison-and has the majority OF the Union.
HE is THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THESE
UNITED STATES. HURRAH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

Extract ola Malta letter 6,h instcnt. -ssTho most
importaat news We receive from Greece - dat a
propostirH has been made a IL, gcvernnett b. the
four Powers Fhs have sncd I've treaty ~ n. don 10
jim ITEM in this new aIfrcs The re, l. n.unc.
ed bT DE A'hrnias iJup7l, TIE Fyicpd Of ~ peo-
PIE, which pcirts ~, the disastrous ,snsequsnces
which would sue FROM IT, acceptance ~ Kina
Otho. Tho paper conclgstF iis sfticif ~ sayiEg.
TIA, the govsrnuert mus MT ai'er nself vith ths
h-pc 81 being supported W the Nation IN an at
Which would inp'so upn1 Ureece the o5ii-s t,on %
Prevsn " on supprc Ising, ~ n WIZ ne raors.
men;s of Ties lila, Nsesdoria, sd Ne rvirus for
no Greek IL says, wo1'd tecouse fra'rieias AID
vi0htetic oath he has taken - naisfain nc fres n
OF all w are told that Adm. vi Haro,. ~, , "a.
que't made 20 the Greek government Tor peru ~ on
- iasd bis crews 10 exercise them, Ia. fctsivs4 a
n IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
Nav York CITY Election.
City OF brooklyn Election.

The Democratic Committee at TaBnany Hail. last evening.
reported their majority TO be 9 being than state
| saf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
Kings County.
TJwns. Ra- isoa hgjcvi.y. y. BHSu M,,cris.
Richmond County.

FehssyiVanf@ ELECTION.
BY the express last night learn that the result
in Pennsylvania 10 still doubtful Both parties claim
the State: the wings by 500, and the democrats by
yOl majority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

the 18th alt, 30o in Washisstoa-l00 in Jshsrsos-|
28e in Muskingsn, 2l0 in Gnnsay, us il franklin
and lse IN Clark IL ssid that bic wsjenty in th<
state will be twenty Ave thousand, being gain 81
about eight thousand votes in three wsehS.
New Jersey Election.
When our express left Newark last nighttime votes
i" that city we re not all counted.
The number Of votes polled was Zo6
Estimated Wing majority 750 !
Whole vote AT the October election 227
Whiy Majority u
Jersey City, Whig majority ~
Wing loss o
Harrison Township, Wing majority
Wing gain = ~
Passaic County, Aquacknack Township, -.
Wing majority 10
Wing gain r .L.,.. ara.L 10
Considerable Wing gains were reported in Elisa
BEETHOVEN, Princeton, Trenton and Brunswick, bu'
the votes not all canvassed when the cars came
through ~ rrt
There sc smed to be no doubt that the State had
gone for Harrison by small msjority-say from
100 to ZOO.
Another Express has since arrived with full re-
turns from Hud SON County, as follows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
The Elections,

The Elections.
Anne ed the votes of the several States for the
next President far known up to the latest hour
last evening -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
r,son's gain in ~ counties, SIS

Use aree Of the above counties not complete, 40
therefore tbs full majority Of the Presidential election - DC
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insisted the particular appointment Of the salaries
Of the officers of Government and absolutely refused
10 raise any revenue unless this demand was likewise
granted. Page 444.
" The Assembly in their address in reply 10 the
Governor, said:
"'I That while the public moneys were at the dspo-
sal of the Governor and Council they misapplied
and that the Assembly TO the evil directed such
moneys raised for the forces intended for the
curty Of the colony to pass through the hands Of
person APPOINTED by TUE LEGISLATURE; that Queen
Anne had sanctioned that procedure and allowed the
LEGISLATURE TO APPOINT ITS OWN TREASURER.
To be dependent on the Assembly was as
great calamity, in the opinion Of the Governor.
as to be dependent on Congress is great inter
ruption TO his schemes and plans Of aggrandise-
ment, in the view Of Mr.. Van Buren,. Nor is
he satisfied unless he has gathered in his own
keeping all the money Of the nation
Lord Bacon, in his Essay on Solutions and
Troubles, admonishes to avoid both; that
Above all things, good policy is to be used that
the treasure and moneysin State be not gathered into
few hands for otherwise State may have great
stock, and yet starve; and money is like muck not
good except it be spread"
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Extracts from the
SPEECH OF VIM. COST JOHNSON.
or MARYLAND
OF MARYLAND,
ON THE SUB-TREASURY BILL.
In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, June 25, 1910

OF MARYLAND,
ON THE SUB TREASURY BILL
In THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,, June 25, 1910
The public mind is awakened, and the public
inquiry is abroad. The people have resolved
to change their Executive and the deep, loud
voice of the people is heard on every win Of
heaven. The old and the young emulate each
other in ardent enthusiasm, and approving beau
ty extends the flag of our country to those who
will protect its honor from intestine or foreign
enemies. In such cause, and thus cheered
the people will prevail Never before was there
such zeal; never before were more jealous
efforts used. My eloquent friend from North
Carolina, (Mr. Rayner,) likened the conflict
now waging TO one which has made immortal
the classic plains of Waterloo. His graphic
figure and luxuriant Imagination forced my me
mory back TO other days and to other scenes
With less aptness, cannot but compare the
present strife in which President and candidate,
cabinet officers, Senators, and Representatives,
dignitaries of every degree, and the entire peo-
pie are engaged TO the conflict described in the
twentieth book of the Had, when, upon its issue
was suspended the fate of Greece and Troy
II was when dread Achilles again appeared
in full armor, and the conflicting desires OF the
gods made them engage IN the mortal strife
When they deserted the sylv an groves and the
upper skies, their gloomy atodes and the Vastly
deep, full armed, vigorous for the conhct--a
conflict which shook the earth and convulsed the
ocean, when, in alarm, Saturn like Amos Ken
dali,
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TIP AND TY.
TIP AND TY.
NEW COMIC WIG oLEB,
Written for the Bunker Hill Convention.
Tune" Little Pigs Tail"

Tune" Little Pig's Tail"
0 What has caused this great connection, notion
motion,
Our country through7
Il is the ball that's rolling on,
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too,
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too
And with them well beat little Van, Van, Van,
Van, oh he's used up man,
And with them wen beat little Van.
Like the rushing of mighty waters, waters, waters,
On il will 60,
And in its course will clear the way
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too, &c.
See the .Locos standard lettering totering toerng,
Down it must 60,
And in its place welI'rear the flag,
OfTippecanoe and Tyler too &c.
The Bay State boys turned out in thousands, thou
sands, thousands,
Not long ago,
And at Bunker Hill, they set their seals
For Tippccanoe and Tyler too, &c.
Now you hear the vaniacks talking talking, talking
Things look quite blue,
For all the world seems turning round
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too, &c.
Let them talk about hard cider, cider cider,
And log cabins too,
1t will only help to speed the ball
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too, &c.
His latchstring hangs outside the door, door, door,
And is never pulled in,
For it always was the custom of
Old Tippecanoc and Tyler too, &c.
He always has his tables set, set, set,
For all honest and true,
To ask you in to take bite
With Tippecanoc and Tyler too, &C.
See the spolsmcn and leg rcasurers treasurers trea
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All in a stew,
For well they know they stand chance,
With Tippecanoc and Tyler too, &c.
Little Matty's days are numbered, numbered, nun
bcred
And out he must 90,
For in his place, we'll put the good
Old Tippccanoe and Tyler too, &c.
The beautiful girls oh bless their souls SOULS SOULS
The country through,
Will all to do all they can
For Tippecanoe and Tyler too,
And with them wen beat little Van, Van Van,
Van used IN man,
And with them we'll beat little Van.
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From The ". Y. Times and Epening Star.
HARRISON AND VICTORY.
A NEW WHIG SONG, BY SAMUEL WOOD
WORTH.

:
HARRISON AND VICTORY.
A NEW WHIG SONG, BY SAMUEL WOOD
WORTH.
AIR-"Come, Brothers Arouse"
Come, brothers. arouse, let the FOX 90 to rest,
The carron-gorged spoilers must fly,
For Harrison's coming, the pride of the West,
And his banners are waving on high.
He saved his Low d country from peril when she
Was nearly overwhelmed with despair;
A nation now calls him Chief of the Free,
To fill the great Washington's chair
Come brothers, arouse, let the FOX 90 to rest,
The carrion-gorged SPOILERS must fly,
For Harrison's coming, the pride of the West,
And his banners are waving on high
Then vote lads, then vote lads
Away Away Away Oh, OH
O., vote for our Harrison, he is the man,
Oh, he is the man for me,
The Locos may boast Of their Van their Van,
But he never was half so free
For Harrison saved his low country, when she
Was nearly overwhelmed with despair;
That country calls him the Chief of the Free,
To fill the great Washington's chair.
Then brothers. arouse, let the FOX 20 to rest,
The carrion-gorged SPOILERS must fly,
For Harrison's coming, the pride of the West,
And his banners are waving on high;
Come vote lads, come vote, &c.
The dark rolling Wabash his prowess tehed,
When he mcted the savage his due
And the host of the Prophet he nobly repealed,
AT the battle of TIPPEcANoE.
The Thames also witnessed bold Proctor's defeat,
And the death of Tecumsch the brave,
In battle he fell-ior he scorned to retreat
And rests in cold, bloody grave
Then brothers, arouse, let the FOX 90 to rest,
The carrion-gorged SPOILERS must fly,
For Harrisons coming, the pride OF the West,
And his banners floating high
Then vote lads &c.
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