Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-26

TAG PLor.--We find in the Newark Daily
Of last evening, the following letter.
That paper is conducted with caution and consci-
and il would not have inserted such
letter, (Which, moreover, by the editorial note at
the foot appears to have been accompanied by
some private explanatory without good reason
for believing that il was written in good faith, and
upon reasonable testimony.
We call the attention Of our readers TO 1t, as
the mere notoriety that such plot is hatchlug'
will eaectually blow it up.
1t will need no expresses at the time,-let the
intelligence only be now circulated, that Locofoco'
ism means, on the eve Of the election, TO kill our
candidate on paper, and prove his death as lnal-
liably as that Of Partridge the almanac maker was
proved-even though the dead man should himself
appear 10 contradict t-let this, we say, only be-
come notorious, and the plot at once is defeated
Ne,U York American.
To the Editor of the Ne,rark Daily Advertiser.
A letter has accidentally come into my posses.
sion, which discloses desperate and deep laid
scheme to defeat the election OF Gen. Harrison;
and if carried out, will convulse tn S Government
to its very centre, and perhaps.resut in anarchy
and blood.
The Post Office is the engine--Amos Kendall
the instrument to effect it. The first step is al
ready taken, by ordering eveay channel OF COM
municatng information to the people to be closed,
except through his hands and those engaged in the
conspiracy A startling report, such as the death
Of Gen. Harrison, may be circulated throughout
| Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York, Just on the
eve OF the election, and every Wing paper con-
tradicting be suppressed.
This scheme accounts for their confidence in
the success Of Mr.. Van Buren,, Notwithstanding
their overwhelming defeat in almost every State
in which there has been an election. This &C.
counts for the extraordinary declaration Of lead
ing administration man, recently in the city oil
| New York that Ivan Buren, had q card get 10
play ,ohich none of his friends suspected"
You may depend upon it they are playing a
desperate game they make no calculations for a
retreat they have inscribed upon their banners,
''rule or ruin" Let every Wing press through
out the Union sound the alarm. Warn the whole
country against the daring conspiracy. They
have certificate Makers and affidavit makers in
readiness and with such a bold, talented, and
reckless creature as Amos Kendall at their head,
we may we'll remble fcr the liberties Of our coun.
try.
| am no alarmist have ever relied with con-
fdence upon the intelligence, integrity, and pat
rotism Of the people Of this country. But when
we see the highest functonares Of our govern
ment conniving with public plunderers, whey
we see the Representatives Of sovereign State
holding in their hands credentials clothed with all
the solemn sanctions Of law, kicked out Of Con
gross for the express purpose Of concentrating q
conspiracy between MIR. Van Buren, and John C.
Calhoun, and finally, when we see every promn
ent leading measure Of Mr.. Van Buren, pointing
to one single object, the concentration Of all pow
er in his hands, there is just cause Of alarm.
| would suggest the propriety Of recommending
the Wings throughout the country to be prepared
if necessary, to establish expresses in every State
in the Union. Let every mail be watched unit
the election, and as soon as they are satisfied tina
the game has commenced, let riders be mounted
and sent in every direction. G. E. J.
We should be gratifed to hear from the writer
in reference to his private-note: