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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
Movements In the city and Else
where

p swhiss are doing nothing Of any account here.
ng thu Tippecanoe movement in the 18th, and
Of thi other up town wards, we are aPPrised
useful or practical action on the part Of the
1ents Of Mr.. Van Buren, in the city. Instead
ectipg their exsrtions TO an efficient organiza-
ere, where the ground might be debateable,
en- who assume to lead the party, are traver-
ms country in every direction, drinking hard
making soft speeches, and singing silly songs.
he Ae.ghi Of folly and presumption for such
Hoxie, Reynolds, and Stone, TO undertake
structien Of the intelligent persons in the coun-
Every third farmer has more political wisdom,
any sfthem more information than the whole
The true order OF things is inverted. The
eligible field for the labors Of wing missiona-
the city OF New York; and if the adroit tao
40, the clear-headed and strong men from the
Tor, would come among us, impart to the leaders
ton Of their sagaeity, and put the Young Mems
sCommittee in state Of pupilage, something
be done. There is no available organi-
n in the wing party proper herej they are all
/, and points, like Flemish herrings In barrel
toubtful whether the democrats are at all supe-
in point Of members, but they will beat the
70, under present leaders, forever, by greater
and better discipline,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
strangers Arrived at the principal EE4o
New E~~- Il

New E>.---
AsreR HorsE.-John J. werth, Virginia; 9. Al
Havana; VIM Tuft, NC Hyde, New Orleans; N. Az
son, J. Pratt, Boston, Capt. How ard, China j. NJ n
A. Pratt, Boston W. Nanny, Charleston, Capt.
England; James Gordon Bennett and Lady, n. Yorh
Mcdonnell, Boston; w. ID. Wolf and Q sons, Brixol
Baldwin, New Orleans w. 3. Panott, Baltimore
Ballard, Boston; o. A. Wood, Savannah; w. b. Parl
daughter; j. d. Curpurst;J J. Vaux and Lady; w. Va
cher; T. L. Benedict; Miss Wright; L. Benedict; o.
graves D. B. Barry; Miss C. S. M.Macy; Hon. Daniel
ster and Lady.
AMERICAN HoTEL.--R. Hobey, Boston; d. Gardin,
Lady, Long Island j. L. Folsor, u. S. A.; Miss q
Miss Williams, Rochester; John Morrison H. Gel
w. A. Irwin, Pennsy lvania.
CRY HorEL-W. Martlock, Mr.. Egberts j. H. Vakl
ID. Benedict, Albany; J. w. Blackley, Cincinnati
Carter, st. LOUIS NJ. Brown, G. Hatton, H. Davil
MIA; S. Carman, Indiana; J. sadler, Phladelpts
Beekman, S. II. Vampely, New York; T. b Male
J. Mehenger, North Carolina Mira. Wyckoff, ID.
Alabama; g. Yates, Albany Hiram Putnam, syrsc
GLOBE HoIrL.-Mr; Hazard, Mr.; carp, Philadelp'
s. Cunard, Halifax; C. Drake, T. linden MI inc
ma; S. n. Reeves, U. s. A.; E. B. Carter, st. Louis
Howard HorrL.-W S. Williams, Newark; O.s, \
Marshall, Mich; ii. ID. Carter, Albany; w. Droas,
keepsie; +: d. None, Louisville; Jno. p. Nagro, H.
J. w. Whillock Troy; F.. ID. Bnsh, Orwell; X. BIZ
Boston; Hon. j. Il. Austin. sachusetts L. B. T..
McDougall, st. LOUIS S. Granger New Orleans;
ger, Georgia; T. Goodhal, OHIO: J. jennings, Kent
V. X. Bond, Troy; Pierce & Lady, Washington; AN
Col J, z. Jones, Pennsylvania A. Houston Ramos\
McKensIey, Hudson; Capt. Broome, New Haven; CT
w.shcrman, Lake Champ.c;n. E, G, Gallop and Lad
Clemens, Michigan.
FRAsKLIs HousE.-W. P. Bacon, Ogdchsburgh;
Willis, New York; Miss White, Buffalo; c. j. Tow
Palmyra; Lieut.. o. Peters, U.SRN. ~
ST. GEORGE HorEL.-J. II. Davis, New Orleans; Ii.
mond, Boston, b. Carter, ST. Louis.
UNITED STATES HorEL.-W. R. Harrison, Cohd
Abercrombic Deerield; f. +. Holmes, Chas Moules,
ington, n. c.; A Brown New York; W. G. Bond and 1
A. Sands, Boston; w. Jones Connecticut; J. W. PI
Liverpool; c. Barrows, Barrows; NJ Thompson, Pitts1
Mr. G. Cook, Baltimore; w. d. Ludd Milford, Mich
Staples, Augusta, Maine; w. G. Bryan, Newburn-
Carolina; l.. Graves Macon, Georgia; G. s. Ella
New York; r. X. Clark. Meriden, Connecticut;
Johnson Mississippi J. d. Sands, Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

jean Cross and Mike O'Connor, con
cip,rpt loafers, from the Sixth Ward. u
yrsrs OF age, and the latter only 3, we're
convicted Of stealing a cap from store
street. John was dispatched 60 the III
fugc, and Michael was sent 10 the Long -
Edward Fancy, John Crcg>n. and vs.
were tried and convicted, the fret of Psx'
and the two last Of assault and battery.
each sentenced to the penitentiayy for ~
William Parker andlJ ohm Csrleton w
ed Of assault and battery. bhe hr.f wss
20 pay a fine ri FIVE. and,he latter ten do
car, RI tho m adiourueS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

lrHEH MERcHAsrs' PoLrrIcst MEETING -
aer.tand that the Wing merchants are making
.ments for meeting, and that the signatures
10 houses had been obtained to the call up TO
Iiurday night. 1t Is to be held among the s'umps
f-acks in part Of the Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

o. We ask the attention of car cowmer cial
friends throughout the country, ',o the ssvertise-
meut Of Messrs. John c. Morrison q Son. The
stock embraces complete ASSORTMENT % Drugs,
Dye wose-, Paints, eOils, Manrsc4urers' Articles,
and ever thing else in their line. This'is the
for sying in a se ck and 'cSncr house offers
greater iasuc ementstD purchasers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

llry- The Hon. Daniel Webster has arrived IN Town
'op Boston, by way Of Norwich. He has delivered
blsndid speeches at Saratoga and bunker hi,i' ana
morrow will deliver speech IN old sunok' IL
IN he brilliant affair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

v To People tssrned Poifthetane
ring ss pesst six or seven wee,.'a n.', ,ae con
~ i.s M. Van xcnGs~~-a General Harrison
a. fsI~ - bsrsoa has made up lis
N 800 siness--ncgiect his wils ne
hay even 20 neglect hi salvation
\ 81 Are We, who have OF late became so
Vi follcwa general beA example and become
AMER We believe we shall have to sin a
ncrsse q is so fashionable. Therefore, be if
\ mat up to the great day ia November, we
ievote certain portion Of our time and ef-
oeolect political s-early and trustworthi-
analyze political results-and to show the in
dent portion Of the community the exact bear
the stormy elections now in progress. Both
are so crazy-the one with hard cider, and
her with any thing they can gct-that reasona-
ople can badly come at the truth. We shall
y tho deficiency, and endeavor to correct the
erroneous views and facts now circulated SO
lently. Letus to work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

DrsTRsssISe FAraLiry .-The,s &C hoeser Osceoa.
rs days from Attackspfs, bound TO New York, q
rived at the Quarantine at Chssseston, or Mon.g
last Duriag the passage Csptsin Townsend, Cb.nes
Mattox, sesmen, and TIL cook, died of fever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

THE HorrLs-we begin TO day,
-ularIy hereafter, the Pablica-
Of strangers here. This Is
Ii u,etui. well a. at every other busy
T.. ofsh. wear one Of the advantages OF our
lsrred sheet 10 thxs placed before the reader
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

THE BrJou MiSsrRrL-TWnT& Fish
York.-This isa very beautifully cot up I"'
and contains all the best lyrical sp'
joviaI, patriotic, SC. 1t is well gtt up ar
bound, so as to form very neat pocket col
which no lover OF the wild aud wonderful .
without, especially those whoSare fond OF ,
out into the mountains-solus. We no
have a great circulation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

tasrsr.-iKnspp, the individual who ffured 90
s-ospicuoussy as President Of Baltimore shnpiss-
tor company few weeks aimee, and alter the clc-
ssag gifts doors fed the city, was arrested in Al.
bsry on Tuesday, by Baltimore police oSheer, and
carried back again
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

90 The Hon. s. Cunard has arrived ia town he
sme in the Britannia from Halifax. Cunard'' line
ompris.. the most beautiful steamships 10 the
gorid. They are so clean. neat, and admirably H-
spged Tor comfort; and the stronge" 'hiP' ever
.u.ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

ne STOW AVID BUFFALO EAILRoAD.-This grpAt
line is now in progress through its entire extsnt,
with che sxception Of about thirty miles fro- Atti
ca to Huao, and will be completed in the course OF
next season. A charter has been obtained fsx ~,
section from Attics<o Buffalo, the route ~.rseyso
and aseertained to Ne fsvor~ts inc entire ooss Dc
ing estimated at S2sSsJ0 only, csiess than SH~""
per mile ssciuding motive power.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

Su;e;d,.-Ar inquest was heldAsn s
S az w. street, ON the bodvsSf j,
~, ~ o 49, Of Scotland, aged 81 The
~. sana,'eJ depesed that they had be
r. -opths and had lived comfortabl
.i,.ash Jessy wa little incorporate.
A.. evening about y o'clock, he came
ind her lying asleep. Tried 10 awak
Ioula not. The girl who attended on h.
ceased had been taking something; sent
who came, but said IL was Of no use doir
as she would die. His words were pro
she died at 10 o'clock. The jury fsund a Y
suicide by laudsnum.
A second was held at Bedlow's Island. a.,
Of an unknown female infant. Corporsi
with it's head towards the water, The ~
smashed as II stone had been throu. AZ
child seem<d about a month old Ire iury
in a verdict Of death BY violence from ihs \
some person unknown.
N<fs S1icides.-A third inqssst vas he'll
G,een street, on the body OF louisa G. Crr
.ative Of Vermont, ssed IS. twas m ~
that Louisa vas sadly given ~ draken~n,
that she Needed rot the inhib ionk Ne.
lers. On FRIDAY night, Louiss faok ian =
died. y.sspct according 10 sait Ecsk WI q
a fDurth inquisit'on was held st y i.sffx 40
N the body Of I,sss. eldest son Of 'ss,A.
ume DAYS siaoc, left his home ~ 49,
bon, and the next thss was hear, ~ 4. - ~
'sdy was found floating in the as~k q o.fX X
market. Verdict fowr 4 fravs ~fW
fffh at l7s' .sss. a sswst ssx "
r~- s~wp 81 sxc. vta sf,e4. n n W, AZ
= fnt ffcus the 80 ei.*rl "a
.sr sdAsssster,S = pa ; ~ "A "a
4 sissl' wss Nd q $50 Ne, .er n ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

bur Eha rgsment.
this gre y Suspicious dsy-sn-
yosK hl sJ.I the extent of one
cent size, without any increase Of
rsd2y last, Messrs. Hoe & Co. com
ing up Of the new and enlarged press,
have just manufactured for us; and
alive gave il on Friday and Saturday,
hesitation in saying that it is one Of the
he'd pieces Of machinery ever turned out
gentlemen. On a contingency, ii can print
zoe copies per hour; and if put TO the top
- iced it might reach well on to 5000.
Is machine is a new and beautiful! improvement
= cid fashioned double cylinder presses, which
beer in use for the last few years. Persons desi-
has OF inspecting its movements can do so any time
lis week-but particularly on Saturday, about ten
clock, when it will be at work on the enlarged
WEEKLY HERALD-then the largest and cheapest
swspaper inthe world.
Thus we go-In point Of mere physical improve
ents we are gradually reaching the "ultima Thule"
the newspaper press-in the intellectual, the bu-
less, the commercial, the social, the literary and
philosophical elements, We begin new series
efforts from this day forward. This is the war
shall wage with the Wall street press-not a
of azd vulgar psrso nalty, but of high eff
tand lofty principles. We shall show the
)pie OF tnls city, ana Oh TINS country, W"at eo"
alton of mind, morals enterprise, talent and cap
solid capital, the honest profits of past years
apable OF producing. In politics, in morals, in
ny thing, the world around us is in the midst Of
\. rang rsvolution-only look at Maine-so it is in
,ssparers. Since the HERALD began its careeS
tsor fv. years ago, six respectable, steady, lazy
V ii sts,.tpapers have gone out of existence, be-
pa SCOPE Of small fry. What deaths are TO fol-
time viii show.
othc ]ers, advertisers, subscribers, who
Ill ourpsrsecutiens, stood up for US,
ock Of Gibraltar, we return our sincere
hey Hever-never, never shall have cause
safor their friendship to the Herald. To our
friends, new Subscriber new advertisers. who
now pouring into our business Office, in such
q hers, we also return our thanks, and shall be
henceforth to give them the most ample &C.
modations IN our new and enlarged skeet
large number Of additional copies-reaching
any thousaads-will be published of the en-
ed sheet, every day this week, we hereby give
ceto advertisers of the advantages offered then,
Nch medium of intelligence. Let theni pee
their advertisements in time, and send them in
e office, Fl Ann street., every evening before
felock. En- aranA ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

Uosras -FdnrrIxr Drsfow . II . stas<A a
ske Bosson Trss~evips, tAst Ev-Prs~s6a~t Johs
Adsms arrived ~ Bangor. on Tbnrs@s} srssntS On
his r~<srr from Nevs secste. DA the feHov@rr osy-
iesro3u~es a. h o. when ~ srrsses AZ H"nhon
srou HsIs<axya fzlric q ~ gans was nrs1 ~ W.
s>44{zsr, sA~~r rrs re tfeopt were fafaa~"fof az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

THr MAIZE Nrws At wAsHrSeroN'-"e ienn
An Washington, that the late news from Name mas
aused quite CONSERVATION among the once nO,oe''
Mr.. Habersham, member Of Congress from ue0r-
cha. was still very III at hi, lodging.
npwe publish to-day the advertisement o' 'ns
pfsish and American Steam Navigation Company.
= aay be toe late benefit the British eneeni ON,
% save vee,ived so many favOrs and acts OF 'pee,a
sir rs, from all the gallant captains, ana 'ro" me
AID sor. of the Company !. EuroPe' NAT we mu''
x look the meas conduct Of those poor e'ss'u,s'
Il, ,A;s city who lend themselves 10 miserable
s,n.k ofspeeula,or. and bankrvpts, and do all we
y u 81 ~ co~r.-7.
Al AAea. ~ . .t.,aira he news ny lhe bf'
irs,r~ts,.sss a. a'clcek- ca SatsF"'y mon
&knAAs ,oars % sissnre ofersry o'"s' pa
tai All IA b. =, .hesd - al ~ ~ ~
s4itss ~ i3inissble Arraagsments
a'-h ~ ssws brVugns ~ AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21
TheatrIcals.

During the week which has Just closely
business"-to use the technical phrase-has
generally cd. Powers second cngageE
"the Park" has been profitable the fri
although no very remarkable novelties have
Prod"se1' --d --'y one star has si,ono IA the \
zon, still we believe that the result has bAnn n
satisfactory to the lessee. On Saturday, the
man in Naples was repeated, and the Fox n
Jig. which is decidedly the best specimen -
Hills dancing, was unanimously encoreu.
house was more than two-thirds full. This cvl
the White Horse Of the Peppers is to be play{
the first time, and we do hope that the laaSsn
gentlemen Of this establishment will condes~&
study the text, and not permit the audience
disguised with the voice of the prompter-a
never musical in the house, and ever most n
choiy TO the visitan.. That they have, si-r
commencement Of Mr.. Powers engagement,
generally and sadly deficient in the matter.
authors words has been evident TO most FIRE ou,
of the theatre, and especially in those dramas
were not calculated to run above three times du
Mr.. Powers stay. 1t would be futile to dilat.
this evil, and we hope to see it reformed forth II
CHATHAM THEArRE.-The combined attract
OF Browne as Gregory Grizzle, and Mrs. Lew
Richard the Third, produced on Saturday tn.
extraordinary pit audience il was ever our
fortune to witlcss. Brownies specimen of the
comic man who finds himself deserted by hi
and deprived Of his parapleas at the same Ii
a most amusing and most instructive perform
His despair at her desertion, and his venting
at the vendor of boiled beef, whom he fancie1
yelling in his misery, and the Others wrath I
same time, is the most laughable ebulition of mi
thropy we ever sat out.
Tonight Hill appears, and we doubt not bu.
engagement will prove' equal, a proftab.
Thorne as Brownies has been.
Forrest has been playing the legitimate. n
reviviied DIR. Birds play Of the Boxer OF u y
which proved an e.'ire failure, the ,ssertiong
tain Peter Funks to tn nrtwithstr
Forrest is a good actor, ~. ltires The
that he had at the National under ne wxnack
Niblo's is approac,nsas ~ finale. and Ia
winding up with series o< benesss. which
happy to say have been well at6sSed T,
"the funny, forid and fat" Miss Melton, tab
benefit Every man With spark d galant
composition ought to lake ticket if he d.
attend. Her smile and enunciaion aueh
"as Mrs Deputy Butts are now smbai,6vtfl
memory, and we hope to -etain then there -
season and in the mean tine pray that her.
may never be less. On Wsdnesday, Billy W
has a night at Niblo's, and frem his aekuox
tact and talent the public may anticipate a "
q the beneficiary lots OF dellars'--as Mnsk
the Bee Hive.
Last and least comes the Olympic. whs
revive Nicholas Nickleby to-nigit, with
the original characters that produced such
tios under Wallack's management The 81
ness Of Mrs. RUSSELL and the puppyism OF II
Mantilni, cannot be forgotten, and mar draw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

01- Gov. Seward spent several days here last
week. The Locofccos are angry becuase he attend
ed tive churches in one day. The Governor is one
ofthe evsrvelicals, aud has right 10 60 10 half a
dozen IL be pleases.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

loNDoFs ~ % low
DrAR pE~NsTr
The Great Western reasl,ed ne on ne sist ui..
and by her W. obtained ieylvto letters ~ twenty
seven days n sheioformstion shs srs~shs- a'd -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

..ar sdh@sistersd - pa ~ ~
<ordinglv. A&
- sissl. wss Asld ~ $50 ass.sr :, =.
p scseph ~ a. :, ratiss ~ rs4sa n
w, "a ...:s .aly ri fr'ssy sr fk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-21

LATEST FROM HAvA A.-Two vessels arrived
yesterday, the "Hellespont," and the "Lodema
and Eliza" They bring no political news Of conse-
aucnce. For Markets see annexed letter. For ship
news, sec Marine head.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21
ANOTHER HEAVE OF EXPI-
RING WHIGGERY.

We understand ((tom whig authority
too that we'll known political scav~
enger lie now traversipg the southern
part Of this county with printed papers,
which are left ia the hands Of influential
wings 10 each township, 10 procure the
names of all deserters from the demo>
cratic party, and to be forwarded on 10
the county seat as quick as possible
The object of obtaining The names Of
all the turncoais, this whig says, is,
that if they can ascertain that tho turns
in their favor, will give them majority
IN this, equal TO the majority against
them in Holmes, CO., they will then 60
on and nominate a ticket; but if they as
certain that they can not succeed, then
they will not 60 10 the convention, nor
10 the polls.
We believe this 10 be but another one
Of the Poor, pitiful, and contemplate,
tricks of that desperate party, TO mani
ufacture capital out Of nothing, for a for
eign market. Like tho l0l Of Carroll
county, this list of boilers, if published,
will be found TO consist of boys-ol
persons who never before had vote
of persons who always opposed the dem
ocratic party-of persons who bolted in
1887, and of persons who still are sup
porters of Van Buren,, and whose names
will be forged. We do not object 10
The wings publishing names, if they
would publish their principles or argu-
ments; but the days of argument have
gone by, they say; here is whore they
stick; not having confidence enough in
the people to trust them with arguments
the people in turn, have moi confidence
enough in them to trust them with. their
votes; and though they may publish thou
sands Of names TO the world, yet when
it comes to voting, they will be found
like their General when he went to fght
a battle, always in the rear.
They may brag about changes, bu
we roundIy affirm, that for every change
in their favor for the last year, there
are two in our favor as an offset. This
we can prove, by names too, were We
10 take the same trouble TO procure
them that the wings do; but democracy
needs no such boIstering up - no wea
and tear of ofhorseAesh 10 keep her alive
We thank our God that we belong to I
that has Justice for its guide, and dut
respect for lhe intelligence of the peo'
pie, and seeks no better test of the peo
ple's approval Than through the ballo
box. On the whole, this last attemp
to cheat public opinion, may be looke'
upon as one Of the last convulsions o
expiring Whiggery in this county.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21
,A'TEE DEMOCRAT
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
FRIDAY, AUGUsT21, 1910.
AN EXEMPLIFlCATlON OF
WIG PRINCIPLES.

Any one who has been conversant
with the history of politics in this coun-
try, must be aware that the FederaIists
have always held it as a fundamental
doctrine, that the people en- mdsSe were
not capable Of self government. From
the elder Adams down to the present
day, they have secretly believed and o.
peuly avowod that the mass of mankind
were only intended for heUers Of 'oood,
and draOers of s0atcr, and that they
could be more readily gulled and duped
into the support Of error,than they could
be reasoned or persuaded into the sup.
port Of trutb. These doctrines were
strongly imbibed by many, who took an
active part in the overthrow Of British
tyranny III North America; but when
they acted IN that great struggle Il was
not with view to discard from our
shores the iron grasp o. the tyrant; an-
other and more selfish object porvadod
their actions. They would only have
the people change masters, and they
themselves would become the oppres-
tors. From this disposition, sprung the
severe crusade that was made by the
Federaiste, against Thomas Jefferson,
the father Of Democracy. Aud although
they have since been repeatedly !oiled
and repulsed by the people, in their al
tempts to get the ascendancy, neverlbe-
less, they seem nothing daunted. 10
these latter days, they seem to be pres
sing forward with unwonted vigor, sand
goaded onward by desperation as tho
they would cram their electloneering
humbugs down the throats of the peo-
Pile, whether they would or no. They
now openly avow that the days for ar
gument have passed. This declaration
however glariug it may seem, was pub-
llcly made by Henry Clay, who is the
head and front ofthe Federal party. Ol
such feelings, principles and doctrines,
we say that log cabins, coon skins, and
hard cider, are their legitimate offspring,
and when we realize that these sent-
ments are maintained by great ProLOr-
ton of the whig leaders, it is to US re
very surprising thing, that we should
have daily exhibition oflhese fulsOme
humbugs staring US in the face.
But the Wings ofTuscarawas seem
to vie with their neighbOrs, in NOBLE
deeds of daring, and in acts of degra-
dation and moral turpitude. Having
found by experience, that tho Buckeye
Democracy are not as willing to swal-
low their uDPalatabie hum5ugs, as they
were wont TO suppose, they have wan
tOnly and outragoously tried the Uirtu'