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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

The Banking associations of New York, not
,yithstandng theirrecent protest against the con-
stitutionality Of the law, requiring them 20 re-
deem their votes in New York or Albany, have.
determined TO provide for the redemption OF
their bills, at those points, at the rate Of per
cent, discount
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

DONNET BOARDS
II so goss blue and white-fbr sale By
TURNER, WHEM nIoHT 4 MuD0n
M Is 2ecush Charles $50
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

New York Canal Tolls for the first week In
June, were S66,645 10.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

DIED,
On Monday morning lts', Nj Isnes cuteaIn, sesd
g years.
On the 9Th inst. in Caroline c0usy, W. H. Hsrrso.;
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

A young man, named August Ariel, was
drowned, on Sunday, near Camden, N. ].
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

On the l4th inst. by the Rev. C. 3. Tippes, Wiuis
Allen 70 Miss Elizabeth Aler.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-17

ogdensburgii, n. <, has population Of $3.50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

Before the Assistant Vice Chancellor.

Before the Assistant Vice Chancellor.
f. W. Kingsiand and Phinsas II Kingsiaad, vs.
James Bell and Henry r. Hsehi-Ihis case was
submitted % his Honor written arguments. IL
was aqus ston OF right 20 some furniture which Bell
had ,oid 20 Iechi, who Afterwards rented the same
90 him. and il bad been cassed under creditor bill
BY the complaisaBts. His Honor decided that the
use Of the property BY Bell did not vitste the for.
ner sale 20 Mech, and gave judgment accordingly.
Moses Ansfice rs. Moses Bsckman, Richard
VInsioic. and ofhsrs-Ths was bill inter leader,
in which two Of the defendants had answered
between them, and the question came mp for deci-
sion on their answers Other defendant had been
stated in the bill as messed. No testimony was
taken, and the question before his Honor was, whe
their uon-a earance shall be deemed evidence Of
their confession.
After reading elaborate opinion, his Honor
said" If The parties had appeared, this tribunal
might Save decided on their rights upon q litiEa-
tion. IL now decides upon an implead wsver, from
a reglect 10 appear; and, upon the whole, (ssys
ais Honor) am induced to this view from the nu-
naerous authorities which have been cited, who
seem 70 say, tina when party has had an opportu-
nifty q making defence, or Of asserting right,
" he elects it, he should not be so we'd TO resort
to IL in another shape or before another tribunal
His Honor therefore decrees 10 dispose Of the
property litirsisd among those who did appear, to
the exclusion Of the others.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
In dee n

A'roR HousE.-Mr Ash; NJ Jones, Reading; Rous,
Brit. Army; Barston, Prov; Redonnss, Mexico; G
Cook; Eroy G Dixon, Boyd, q Eaton, + Slocomb
and lady Boston, w S Foels, Orleans; DF Flemming,
Charleston; Brown, East Chestsr Livingston and Ia
dy, Hudson; Brooks; J NJ Eager, st Louis
AMERICAN HorEL-JW Mills, White Plains; Capt Web
stsr, Capt Anderson, U Army; Lieut. Flagg, Navy
Smith, Phil; u Cushing, New bury port; Lieut. Mar
tin, vIrgina Lieut. Thomas West Pont Mr. French Mas
ter French, Sing Sing.
FRasKLIS HorsK.-S s Robbins Salisbury, Conn; A
Chittenden, Hartford; Nichols, Newark Benedict
Russclville, Ky; Hsysmans, Port Gibbons; Churty,
st Louis; Mrs Holder.
GLosE HorEL--H Laeosts, N York; w Paterson, Phil;
J AWalker, N Haven.
PREsIr. mt HsrEL--E HWheet, Mass; Gladwin, Conn.
UNITED STATES HorsL.-E Hull, Haven; L Filler,
Mass; + Demitt, York; w Burgarrn, Middleton w
Barber, Rochelle; Hene, Heine, Conn; Ludlow,
Sheffield; F Wilkinson, w Indies Judge Lenerts, Long
Island; Atwater, Phil
WAvERLrr Housr-Mr Pimlag; Mr. Rafferty,; II Mer.
dell, Bedford; Bry ant, w Bishop Mrs Wilder and
child, Bost; Sargea ant and lady, York; Gllett,
Bait; Patterson, Slack and lady, Shove and LADY,
simpson, L WE'LL, Bost; Schroeder; Burns, Mon
tevideo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
Texas SLOor 90 WAR iUsTIN,
Tebasce River. Nov. Is. 1870

Texas SLOoP 90 WAR AusTTN,
Tebascs River, Nov. Is, 1870.
Sill have the pleasure Of Informing you that
eAis ship arrived here yesterday, having crossed
fhs bar in from ten % ten and hall feet water end
think I may safely assert that is the fret
egenty qua ship that ever over IL at
lead Tow tide when did Oar steamer Java
IA. AID scbr San Bernard, together with brig and
schooner belonging TO the Federal Navy here,
esd there is strong probability that shall all 20
mp an front of the city(about 80 miles distsnt)
hung the Centra lists to their senses which has
size been done
Already have the Federalists gained great vic
ssrv ever their enemies, and teros Of capitulstien
hess advanced by the latter and | have but little
heutston 10 saying that they viii shortly be com
reiied to surrender with terms or discretion.
One body Of the Federalists are encsmped AZ this
place, with General Ansya, Commander in Chief u
shis division of the Federal army. The principal
body. under conmaud q ~ Col Setmanat, arc in
d the vicinity ofthe city.
Annexed IL List Of officers attached 10 this ship
es-msaore r. w. Mosre-Ist Lieut. d. r. Crisp-Ql
3 lest VIM seiger-3l Lieut. g. Cumming -E. A. Woy-
~~ao Acting MASTER b. Gardiner. surgeon-N. Hurd.
Fars-r-C A. Cushman Commodore secrctsry--T. w.
ewsfe Lieut. Of Marines Midshpmen II. Dearborn.
a N.brsy J. e. Bronsuch. W. W. MARINE, " ~. Gle
rve~ts WIN Cringie. w. y. Glenn, J. D. Forrest. J. n.
wkcnicr q Arcamhle-John Mexican, Beatsvain--
gshn sslter, Cunner--Coraelius Cfemor, sal Maker
w- Saith. Carpenter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
General Sessions.
Present, the Recorder, Judge Ingraham, Lysch,
and two Aldermen

and two Aldermen.
john Lirdssy put his trial for stealing
dress coat, valuc SD from the American Hotel
The prisoner said he would not tro.ble their ho-
nors bu' plead esilty.
Charles james, gentsel soapock, was put TO the
bar, charged with the bad crime Of knocking down
watchnas. The accused made out a ,uficient de.
fence, and the Jury acquitted him
James 4. u Nehrig, highly 70 spectable, vonny
merchant, was put TO he bar charged with grand
larceny, IN stealing quantity of hogs brist, from
the firm Of ID. Berrian, IT, Co. No 357 Pearl street
n came out in the course of the examinsti az
number Of witnesses, that on the 18Th Of Deeemb.r
the prisoaer went to the stare 81 Nessrs Berri,n
and bsrgained for the bris,les, winch he paid for
with check on the Trademarks Bank. Having
thus got possession Of the commodity by delivery
the article al very low price 20 another dealer an
hogs' bristles in Vesey street.
For the defence, II was set MP, that the prisoner
could not be fouad guilty Of stealing, inasmuch as
the bristes sent 90 the prisoners room, at the
City Hall, and a check received for the amouat.
Mr. shaIer. as the iocun fcnsns Of the District
Attorne said in answer TO this defence that Il was
very fortunate for the practitioners in this court
that they did ret attempt to carry out their own
theories for II they did. they would have 90 make
their appearance at the bar, and have 10 defend
The Court briefly charged the jury On the law,
md the facts secsssary 20 substantiate construc-
tive larceny.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty. without leav.
ing their seats.
Michsel Heune.sy vas pat on his trial, for an as
salt and battery n bis own child or four years
old
II was proved by several witnesses. that the pri
sOaer took the child, which was female, 10 pump
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
Total value exports,

This table shows that at the latest dates, when al
legged the crop Short the paper is % per
larger last year. when the crop very large This
has great Of profit to the banks and
spectators and being far above the wants of business
has borne discount varying from to Is per cent The
approaching resumption renders curtalnent of this ne
cessary the must of disgorge, and
is for relief that the state is to in debt 1t
in mind that IS per cent of all the loans
held by the banks already past due and under protest
If j. Crawford, ESD found impossible to borrow money
in ondsn the state stock for legitimate purposes how
can it be expected to succeed when the object
loan the money professes bankruptsi The result Of
the policy if persevered in, must be ruinous
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

The AnPmrHEArRz comes on, in grand style this
evening with Christmas Pantomime-one Of the re-
galar built Grimsldi, neck breaking amusemsnts -
The heroes and heroine Of the piece are the three
Swiss Brothers, Clown, Harlequin and PantAlooa,
Mrs. Cole q, Columbins, &c. The tricks and scene
ry are admirably arranged, and is the best possible
amu,enent for the occasion that could be devised.
The ene rtainmsnts Of the ring are asso highly at
tractive, embracing all the principal performances
ofthis inimitable troupe Of equestriaas The after.
Don performances commence at o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
. oAM . To II. DINO Ih', rr0SIuen'
New York December l4h 1910.

GJ- CHATHAM THEArRE.-Manager Thorne goes
tae large figure to-day. He gives performance for
the qualification Of the Juveniles at two O'Clock, and
produces splendid new drama called the Pirate of
Agers, the interesting moral drama OF George Barn
well, with the ecutiOn scene; transparency dis
playing the death of General Montgomery and dis
play Of fireworks by Edge of Jersey City, the great
pyrote chnist. In the evening three pieces, in
which the elite of the company appear are to be per-
The Sea, or the Ocean Child, Pay me for my Eye,
and the Fatal Snow Storm, or Lowina Of Tooolski,
their titles.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

%. BowERY THEATRE.-This establishment will
be opened at T, NJ and at o clock in the evening.
The performances are unusually attractive. North,
Letors, and the equestrians Of Welch & Bartletts
celebrated troupe will exhibit their skill in the
ma. The great vaalter Dale who threw Sc summer
sets on Wednesday night will appear in grand
trial Of skill with an English artist, a comic
pantomime will also be produced, and likewise
new dramatic spectacle entitled the Spectre Mon
arch. An admirable bill of fare for Hoysay. We
understand D,e has challenged any vaulter in the
world for $1,000. His money is deposited with the
proprietor Of the branch Hotel in the BOWerY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
Stnie of Trade.

The markets generally present the same sppearaness
The folio wing sales Of real estate were made to day
Lot of ground on Sd street between avenue and
ID, % feet inches BY ~ feet Sa,7ce
Five acres and over, in 47th and 4sth streets, and
sixth avenue per acre, ~
Fiyht.tenths of an acre salt meadow, in the vicin
~ ofthe above, sold for leo
One acre. rood and Ia perehes stump land, sold for
Tea sale rent off with spirit, at improved prices The
terms were six months-sales as fsllows:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

On Tuesday 22d inst by the Rght Rev. Bishop Onaer-
donk w SsLbtns Elizabeth " Sesiey all oftbis city
on Tuesday, ald inst, by his Honor the Mayor wv a.
IhLver to Louisa DC lane, both Of his city.
In Ncuchatel, Switzerland on the 2lst Nov dus~sns
Msyor, Of this city, 10 Fanny Chcienay. ,,
On Wednesday, 18th inst by the Rev Drske Wilson,
James Green in his sst year, to Betsy GTs in hsrs'
wear. both of Greenwich Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

o. AMERICAN MUsEUM.-A strong bill Of enter
taininents find announced for Christmas day and
forget the above Instructive and shonabe place of
amusement. Mons Adrant, the Magician, La Petite
TagliOni, the danseuse, MIR. c. Freeman, the Great
Giant, and Band Of Music, are all engaged on the
Occasinn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

the exertions of your petitioners They cannot, will
not believe that the Common Council the legitimate
dsns Of municipal interests; will consent hns to
tar the completion Of the work in which your petition
honestly engaged but they do cordially hope and
trust that after carefully examining into the merits Of this
their remembrance the Common Council will not only
fuse sustain the resolution above complained Of hut
the contrary will adopt such timely and efficient
in aid Of the New York and Harlem Rail Road Company
the better judgment of your Honorable body the pub
lie interests may demand
And your petitioners will ever pray.
By order of Board,
SAMUEL r. BRO 0Ks, President.
NpUX ork nec her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

RAIL RsAps.-There is great commotion about
Rail Roads just new in this city, and there will
soon be much conmotion in the legislature at
Albany. The Erie Rail Road have start ed a resu-
tar steamer up the river to unite with their line
tho Hudson. The Harlem Rail Road trying all
shey can to make line through Westchester-and
the Albany and New York Rail Road are also busy
soliciting subscriptions and funds. These roads
all Of various merits, and all rivals, and of
course quarrelling as much rs seven women for one
man.
What is to be the end Of all this fshtingl Is no.
ching to be accomplished Will each company
ruin the other, and thus enable the Boston
beat New York; We trust not
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
Coroner's Once.

Dee. IS An inquest was held at No 81 Murray
street, on the body Of elderly woman, named
Mary Nichols, who died from intemperance.-Yer-
diet accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

Co~crNr of rus SACRED Munc sooIErr This
sssrsrt is given tonight, at The Tabernacle, Broad
~~v. Mr. CoIburn, the celebrated Boston vocalist,
-rili appear on the occasion Some Of the finest
.-iee.s will ~ sung See advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

Mss. KISSKr's TKIAL FoS PoIsoSIsG We
eaatiaue the evidence developed this extraordi-
>aary trala trial eqsal in interest TO that Of Ma
dame Lafrsge in France. The second days tes-
timsny received exclusively yesterday, at ],
o'clock, from own reporter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

e<s- Forth latest ne''sby the Southern mail from
Washington, see the POSTSCRIPT on the fourth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
His Majesty's Special Edict.

His most supreme and august Majesty the Grand Krout
has been aroused from his sumbers by the generous
siby" Of his 10y al and well beloved Krouts and with
his usual he has been pleased nod whish
signifies appreciation. Having received, renewed evil
dences of homage and friendship the part of his allies
bouneous supply of good cheer he ordans feast
to be given at his palace under the charge his Steward
Krout, Won Knowands, at the end of the Harlem Rail-
road Harlem Rver) Wednesday the 18th of January
ny order of the Arch Chancellor Governor General Of
Coney Island and its dependencies
HANS MARIYOT Won wICHELHAUsER,
d22 2w* Arch Chancellor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

Ga Wednesday 75d ins 4raha-, son OF the late Aore-
ham Weeks, aged 49, ,n.,,
On Tuesday qqi inst, Ifarstwife Of Edward Bar'ho"-
new in the seth year ether age a..
MO on her passage from OF Vera Cruz TO SaNeson Jus
Ty,.f Eer late Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
santa Claus.

o. The Mayor of this city still continues very
sick Some despair Of him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

bank organs in Georgia but the public mind has beea
gradually coming right frequent meetings have been held
in different counties, expressive OF public opinion and if
the public allow itself be humbugged by the
proered relief the following from article Of May 2sh
last, will be verified:
sThe high minded and chvarous citizens of Georgia
have been unsuspectng in regard to those whs mis-
direct their currency They seem scarcely of the
practices the bank Their eyes will soon be open and
with the punishment OF the bank swinders the credit OF
Georgia will revive"
The alleged of the prevailing distress in Georgia
is the shorness the growing CROP and the prospective
in by of the planters to meet debts mature This has
been the cry since the first suspension, and
peal to facts shall And that has existence in rsa
y Crsp after crop has forward each succeeding
year. producing greater abundance and the distress still
Increases To judge of the real deficiency Of means
take the exports port of Say
calculating the weight of lbs per bale, and
taking the prices OF the year gives the following
result:
EXPORTS FROM THE PORT OF SAVANNAH THREE YEARS:
H. tierces Rice at S20 354,iee
Value Of exports for 1888, $loo7leso
ls39-ls4,a50 bales cotton at IA cents, 9729, a5s
1882 tierces Rice al $40, 426,640
Value exports for 1889, $ls,l5o,sss
ls4O-a755l7 bales cotton, at cents, IoslSy6I2
24392 tierces Rice, at $50, lS7, $40
Faue exports lot iosV, piI,ovo, 4oS
These figures do not show such material falling oFin
production revulsion great state The iol
lowing will show the value of the exports from October
LIST to 18th present year compared with
the two present years:
ExPoRTs PokT SAVANNAH.
Oct to Dec u.s. lS40 l432 bales cotton cents S45s S27
$40 tics rise, $40, l33,sO0
Total value EXPORTS sss2,sa7
&c 1883, II 029 bales cotton, 3 cents, SOL ae44
6,ls7 ties rice, $40, 1880
Total value exports, S726,ssS
must be borne in mind that the profit the crop is
greater this year than last in consequence of the fall in
the prices of supplies These 6gures do the
position of the Governor the distress prevails it must
be among those who not producers, but who de-
pend upon bank accommodations enable them spssu
late Let how far this position sustained by the
bank The following the leading items the
latest returns =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

GEsErAL GArsEs will lecture in Philadelphia to
morrow evening. Suhject-National Defence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

MesE Hor WArER.-Wilson, Of the National
Tse&tre, is getting daily into deeper and hotter
Ger. Ga Thursday he was cited to appear before
the Chancellor, for contempt in presuming to play
after injunction had been filed against him. He
nsy be fined $1,000 or imprisoned at pleasure, for
fhs offence. Further-his orchestra, headed by
Peter Schrenelth, some such name, has published
bulletin in reply to Segain, aud leaves hardly his
tsii, to bless himself withal-thsy swallow him
alive. Reslly-we are concerned for poor wilson's
froubies He has much he struggle IN
der, and the sooner he turns parson and pious
sss- the better for his purse and soul
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

ATLANTIC STEAM sHIPs.-We advised our readers
short time since that the British Queen to be
laid Ip and overhaued, and would not leave London
again till Inc 10Th Of March rsxt.
We new learn that the President is also to uader-
90 ssme alteration, by increasing her power, Sc.
which is mach needed.
The President and Queen therefore will commence
their trips for the enssing year by the Presidents
leaving Liverpool on the 10th February, and after
thsi, alternately the 10th ofeaeh month.
So nert year news from Europe will be brought
with regularity and despatch by steam. Occasional
~, however, our packet ships will be Of service by
tskias the wind, and sometimes the steam too out Of
the steamers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

WosDERFuL DIscovERY.-The exquisite ass and
egrcgious blockhead who, in the day time, conducts
a penny evening paper without circulation, and in
the ght time leers like sayr upon the girls from
tae managers private box at the National Theatre,
pablishes the following wonderful suggestion -
And this suggests TO idea which really
thiak il worthy Of attenton-1fay not This Ben
ret be The paid agent Of the enemies Of country
abroad, the Eng!isI Tories for instance? shall
leave IT TO the consideration Of yourself and your
readers"
Paid agent for whatl We published the evidence
on both sides, developing the famous Glentworth
election frauds of lS5S-39, and appended to that
evidence the remarks suggested by this facts
These facts published in England, and gene.
rally taken from the New York Herald, as paper
& the greatest circulation in Earope, and paper too
which they rely For this reason this phi
2esoPher suggests the solution to be that in
she pay Of the English Tories. There is no use in
deayiag such charge such grounds. We may
well confess, and we do confess that the Tories
owe miliien OF dollars, not one cent OF which
they have yet paid. Now, as we do cash business,
I'VE trust the Duke of wellington Sir Robert Peel,
aud all the tories, will pay up fast possible
We cannot trust them longer. N ID. If the exqu-
site of the penny paper in question, will give
tsu per cent on the debt he may have it. He will
make about much By it, as he is now making by
ais mammoth humbugs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

PasK TsKirRK.-Last night Mr.. Brahan appear
ed ia his famous character Of Count Belino, in the
sgsrs Of the " Devils Bridge" The music is his
srn composition, and it contains some Of the finest
-sosgs in English opera
rsraham ia fine voice AMI spirits, and sung
With great power and beauty Almost every song
Was raPturously encored -" Fsncy's Sketch I"
brought down thunders Of applause. aad IL well de-
served them, for it was splendid gem. II never
~. before sung with such power, pathos, and
creestion in the Park Theatre. The house was bet
Ger attended than on the previous nyhts-ana the
taws Is just beginning to wake up from deep
sleep which they have been taking for the last few
weeks
Tonight Braham appears in Masaniello-and on
Monday next IN Artaxerxes. IT by that time the
SeaS sOnds don't walks up, they will sleep On till
-est ssnmsr at least Dro times these Funny
sge this Nineteeath queer centsry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25
Coal Trade.

Prices OF coal in this market have advanced exoroi-
tantly Fer that which sold four months age for seven
ar EIGHT dollars ton fetches nine and nine and
half These prices enormous snd are BOT ~arranse
by the supply, , ..-
The coal dealers ofths city have Pronsunced state
en AIDE by eeks ago, OF the quantity OF coal
tent 10 market this false having exposed to the
,uhlic these humbug gng stories about short supply
Now what the factsf
we stated that the quantity OF coal shipped 10 market,
in 1870 sol Gee tons, and that with the tons
lef er from last year. gave supply OF s4aeoe toas
this increase over inc supply Oh
1889 Of sssla tons OF the correctness OF TINS there
verv little doubt In contradcting the statement, the
Pottsyie Miners Journal says, that the quantity IN
market this year short 81 600 tons compared vita sss
This is not correct shall prove In the first place.
we will give statement compiled from ofhsfsi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-25

TsE PosrRr or PoLIrIcs We call the atten.
Goa Of the politicians at Warrington 90 the first
% Lay Of the Niagara Border" By RI'Donald Clarke,
On THIS day'sPaPe ltisa spirt-stirriag lay. Poe
tcy 10 new element IN politics, the election Of
General Harrison has just proved. Hereafter IL
wssld not surprise rs II poets were TO govern the
world Of public opinion instead Of politicians II
cas- formerly so. solomon and David were poet,
ssd Presidents Of Israel Every thing 10 going back
10 ancient times. Why not We