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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

ny-1O THE EDITOR OF THE TIMEs-I feel it my
duty public through the columns your paper
rerdn ofhs city. had ply me- and
all concluded after attending me some that shoald
willing their wishes although lud get about
the house without assistance, being very feeble and
night and thought my time earth would be short
friend Of mine called 10 and advised TO go DIR.
him. and stated ease-he told he could
weeksthat il was merely flee site-when again him
scrbed for me different medicines which had good
and after being under his nearly sy months ard my dis
obliged TO quit account Of not being able pay This took
place last rlnsr-my compliant sui confined me to
and witness TO my afetion-among the number was
LADY OF hi; Sywh0 on seeing ny situation thought she
Through the kindness Of that lady, with the aid the divine
dc SS bed AZ his sst med
the Daily Times in which advertisement Of Doctor
e try % s sa % soO@ my sO sn
destitute IN IN consequence Of sickness and inability pay
gentleman christian he told me NOT to be
that he would try and thought he should complete cure he
feet cure three weeks healed and there
is not the least of being troubled again
judge for hems elves who worthy Of their patronage p
rsrdn has done 9 me that what Others could not do he
even setting price, for which shall grateful TO him
and any P,sgy %ao wsns, 70 oe % Sa N ealing at Mr.
curry Yours, TINS almost BESJxa MIN coNGpoN
We the undsrsged do hereby certify TO the public that
Benjamin Congden has been sick for years past and has
been cured BY Err GiIarn w. have been acquainted with
him for years and believe that he would make
but that strictly correct.
REV j. Porter, Thomas Cavalier
WIN. Johnston, ss.aml. Jenkins,
T 1,v Cam, IT, Bacon,
aqssteod. ounce W I've" '''A V ~ O''''0"'|
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THE STUDY OF
B q O X X T. T. PI N e.

. ~ Cedar street, Broadway.
ROOhs are both Day and Evening" from TO from
~ TO g. and from to " This Of instruction
tine Of the most useful practice.
Outline Of the Course Practice through which the Student
passes under the instruction Of q. G. MARSH Accountant
There are no casses-the instruction always impaired
individuals ssgly.
Books used by the Pupi-Iavoiee Book Sales Book Bill
Book, Cash Book Day Book Journal, Legsr
Transactions, lat mont-Partner shp business
hooks, buying selling lending paying, receiving payment
issuing and taking notes. interest notes taking up notes
trial balance.
Transactions I'd posh-V the above and having
notes before due paying note in cash aud
iaiure and compromise shipping account, importing
merchandise dscountng drawing accepting selling exchange
Transactions ID month-Many variations Of the above and
receiving eonsgnments, selling do closing do buying
change, company specuations receiving sales closing
company ancount making entries cash book balancing
cash exchanging notes, trial balance.
transactions 9Th and 9Th Notwithstanding eight grand prae
uea monthly entries from the invoice book sales book and
cash book, equation Of payment partners interest on
re.openiug accounts
EIaminationsei OF fifty questions to review the student
various ready calculations.
No course Of instruction. the believes has ever
been devised well calculated TO mpart practiesl know.
ledge OF Book keeping the offered the public
A person o good capacity devong about three weeks TO
he stndy VIII be qualified To Keep correctly and elegantly
counts OF any business.
c. G. MARSH, Author Of
The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping smpii6ed
standard work, eighth edition. 400 pages svo-SI as
troduction Of Proof Balance" 100 pages svo-7s cents
Lecture the Study Of Bookkeeping, with Balance
apo lrneod'
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BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence of tina Heraldl
WAsuINCraN Anril 81 1910


The morning hour of the House Of Representa-.
tives was engaged today in discussing the resolution
of ME- Briggs, of Massachusetts, to abolish the
Committee Public Expenditures. Mr. Inland
Halli OF Vermont, occupied the hour. The debate
had not yet finished when ks left the floor, and the
houG expired
The House then resolv ed it self into Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. Casey, of Illinois, in the chair and
resumed the consideration of the general appropra-
tisn bill. MIR. Satonstall, of Massachusett who
was entitled to the floor, proceeded to make reply
to speech made by Mr. Parmenter yesterday,
Whilst Mr.. Saltonstall on the floor, he direct
ed the clerk to read a document, signed by the
Wing Central Committee, which was published in
the Globe few days. since appealing to the people
of the United States, and asking the people to aba
don Mr. Van BursAand the administration and sup
port Gen. Harrison.
Whilst the paper was being read by the Clerk,
Mr.. Bynum, Of North Carolina, happened to pass by
the seat OF Mr. Rice Garland and said to Mr. Banks,
who sat by that the paper false, and looked
suspicious, inasmuch as it evidently iAten ded
to operate the Virginia election.
Mr.. Rice Garland heard the remark, and mad
some kad ct an Irritating reply, which led to an i'm
mediate collision. Mr.. Bynum struck Mr.. Garland
and MIR. GarlandJ struck Mr. Bynam; one was
scratched, and the other bruised and the House
OF Representatives was dsgraced.
state the affair thus briefly, because l am very
much disposed that both gentlemen should have the
advantage OF their own story. state the facts
have been enabled to collect them from my own
observation III have erred in aught, it will afford
me much satisfaction to make any necessary cor
reetion.
The whole affair has been referred to a select
committee, composed of Messrs. Underwood and
Butler, of Kentucky, Cooper, Of Georgia. Briggs
of Massachusetts, and Clifford, of Maine. The
committee is now in session, and it is supposed will
report tonight.
In the Senate, Mr.. NorvaPs bill to construct shir
canal around the Falls of st Marie, was debated al
length and re-committed. After which, Mr. Clay
of Kentucky, made speech in opposition to the
general presumption bill, which was passed.
ia Snsc lnclr rha 70. II
sion, may sit till late hour. The object of the ad-
minisration is to drive the bill thro Oh the House
tonight. In the event that we have a long night
session, l shall write you again before morning.
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London Advert easements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined to GO ahead in the Atlantic steam
" ers, will do well to call at
ROLFE g. CO.'S
~ =. NE CHAN Mt TAILoRi

M KCH n t OKS,
No IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street,
LONDON
on their arrival, to inspect their extensive and excellent as
sorment of Wastcoats, and the best West of England
Cloths being Role Co.. of the first style
on and at prices on the lowest remunerang scale mas 6n
IAPORTAST-The enormous charges gentlemen have paid
VINE wished to provide with clothes Of the best
kind together with the unparalleled patronage bestowed on
FHlLLlPS'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
log William street of john since its first
years snce enables the proprietor to make still greater
ducton in his prices.
PHILLIPS wishes 1t TO be distinctly nnders ood that all
garments made BY him. equal every respect those
the first houses in the city He induced TO make this remark
from the fact Of several persons dealing in low priced articles
(actuated by the extensive business he ganed
advertisements Price is not the of cheapness qsay alone
the only true standard through which just conclusion
be arrived at
Garments ordered at this will be found compari
with others Of the finished full per
to this fact of the first gentlemen the Union will
bear witness.
s. p will therefore the haclneyed of
list onominal which realized and tends
only to msead hat peculiar
POSSESSES 10 ensure custom alter trial. mall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

j. BLEELKER AuctIoncor.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT THE EXHIBI-
" TIoN ROOM IN THE MARBLE BUILDINGS AT
The CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CHAMBERS
STREET.-JAMES BLEECKER y co. will sell at auc ion
en Igesday 81 instant at II o'clock in the saloon of the
street. most valuable collection of Pantl IS, elegantly
med being the property of celebrated cOnnosseur who
number of has spared neither money in
Europe and in this country in making his selections:
tonnClsseufs invited this collection which
the old masters
each. - apog sis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

Rooms, TO LET, on. CHAMBERS STREET. TO
~ SINGLE GENTLEMEN.-Two elegant ap arr niepts 10
be Yet the second floor Of No IT'S Chambers street They
have been newly carpeed and each will acco immediate
two gentlemen Breakfast and tea provided Terms very
uerate' apis lwE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

/ NER COMPLAINT.-This disease often terminates in
- another OF more serious nature IL proper remedies
TsoTss to q lime az i9rms Of !i aisease DIR HAIR
MAN APERIENT PILLS will perform perfect cure-frst
by cleansing the stomach and bowels thus removing all
eases from the Liver by the Of the German Aperiebt Pills
aerwch the Compound Strengthening Pills taken 10 give
strength and tone TO those tender which require
treatment only to effect permanent cure These pills are
neatly put up suall packages with full directions For sale
No. North Eighth street philadelphia; at 25 Market st.
Newsk and at No ~ Division street Chatham Square
New YORK ARA 9aw2w'
MANTEl. ORNAMENTS.-The Subscrib r has this day
Az received very extensive assortment Of erondoe both
hronted and gilt Aso Clocks and Mantle Lamps all Of which
are offered at reduced prices, BY -
d. y. DFLAVAN.
ar2 No.ti, Maiden lane.
WATERWAYS ENVELOPE AND CARTRIDGE
w PAPER, for sale BY
apis rERssE BROOKS, 81 Lib.r,y st
SEGARs2so lbs low priced Spanish segars in half aud
quarter boxes entitled TO debenture for sale in ots suit
Purc hssers, BY
arts EK COLLINS CO. Sc sov,h,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

PARK THEATgE-rHIs EVENING. April % will bs
THE MERRY WINES OF wlNDsoR-sir John FaI,tsa.
MONS. MALIEI-Monsieur Lewis Francois MalIst, Mr..
THE MAN ABOUT TOWNSHIPS, Mr. Chapman.
BQWE9Y THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING, April o. will
ATTILA-Atla Mr. Barry; Ardaric Proctor; Ne7a, Mrs.
BURIED ALWE-Bobby Bowbell. Mr.. Gates
Pees olss Hpa,s ss and The curtain Tlses At ~
NEW. o "a AT, THEATRE.-rHIs EvENlNG,
JANE sllOItE-L Lord Hastings Mr. Blake
THE Acknowledgement, Mr. Thorne
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THls EVENING, April %, will
y5 NE# Y5 BSsse;s ssg MITCHELL
uNSktFossfNMNSsA}%TEhs MISS BALEYcaD,an Smith Mr.
HIS LAST LEGs.-o'Caaghan My. Johnson; julia Miss
Doors open ats.-Periormanee commences att.
+ AGILE STREET THEATRE. BUrFALo,--,rhe above
slant Applications members Of the profession (post
padl directed to the subscrbep at Washington Hotel will
aa!. AZ ,.--~ EDWIN DEAN.
A. &c, F0RsALE OR TO LET, the three story brick
ass.s plotSsa range ssern Great
tubes; force pump hot water bathing The
a has be o ne sS2S' y since bee little
e hEK AZ LY ~ on the premises to GERARbGs
LAIN, Esq 100 water street. mas mis
HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints of a pri
vate naure,Remember whatever other medicine You
take it is health and money thrown awaythat time
show itself horrible form Then apply at once Il
p.itcuars adysrsmesis outside o. per ms INF
GE- 70 ArrLerED.-we would call the attention Of
f '1a to che Sc . of Dr. GERA r.
medical requirements Iavsg devoted his en:e attention.
.he nature and treatment diseases for punber years.
ny Ge Of e him
See advertisement IA the last.page. APPS Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

SALES OF STocKs AT THE Pun. DrLrHIA BoARD, APRTL
% $1,000 Camden and Amboy Bonds 5000 Lehgh Elves
1871, $4,000 Lehgh Skies, si5, s-SOOo City FSes 1857
O0-0 shares Vicksbug, 1910 shares Grand Gulf 37 shares
do, DIS flat 3s. IL shares do Dis. Hat $50 shares Pa
deiphia, Wilmington * Baltimore 43.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

-~E&3 ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS.
~ Look at this-our motto Cheap for ssh these
hard tme60o pairs of the handsomest gents
ever yet offered the public with steel plates on
the heels, from to SO per French Calf SO to 81
So the best gents Quarter Boots and high cut walking Shoes
shoes cheaper than ever yet offered this city Ladies French
Buskins Walking Shoes slips, black brsnze, green all
other light colors Misses and Chdrens black, bronze
green and light bukns and slips hest and cheapest in the c
good stout boots for remen watchmen, mkmen,
men, from TO So the best you Just call at Walkers
2Oe Canal street Hudson $780, where you will
the handsomest cheapest and stock oboos
in the city. Rem mber the nmble sixpence ap23mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23
n mediate liabilities in each year

II appears by all these returns that the Indebtedness Of the
public 10 banks has been decreased but SOoooOO while
the Indebtedness of the banks to the public expressed by
their currency decreased has increased in
the form of capital The whole shows state of
hopeless insolvency, that requires the purifying operation Of
the bankrupt law 10 reorganiLe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

JAMES LASCALA, late of the Hair Dr.ss;,o Fs,oh,.h
mnt at the Astor House where he has been 80 avoraky
form his friends aud the public that has entered mi
nership with John Corao athe Washington Hotel rosdav
IN the same line o business where persons who NAV eoure
will be served with the Chsmpoo, fully confident that with
strict attention 10 his business will continue 10 deserve and
hereby earnestly solicited. ann in-
DACKET SUR NEWARK FOR NEW ORLEANS
Passengers ~ this snip viii please be board al Orleans
wharf foot Of Wall street this day al 10 O'Clock precisely
at which time the ship WI SAL. apps
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Married.

On "Wednesday, 2ad instant at Salisbury Conn., by Rev A.
Mary q. Pratt, of Salisbury
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

Passengers Arrived.
In the Confidence from Maaga-Messrs Poindcxer and Nj
ohols
In the Excel from savannah-Messrs Austin and Jacob
Sturnop-9in steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

Total Currency s29ooOooO 100000
Specie the banks 600 S5O00O0O 100000
The circulation given is the amount after deducn the
of other banks hand This displays reduction Of
s per the currency with very little change in the spe.
basis great whole the banks appear to have gone be-
hind hand very The follow table of the immediate
linn linioI iIinsir zach
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

Importatfons.
CoauMpoPer Congress5Oo gals wool do brazilleto
wood copper 1889 hides bag gold noes bars silver
rs do silver gold seal and otter Rowland Aspn
WALL bag specie ID Tucker do Keener-i ndy
Bahcock- Coodhue Co.'S pkgs Bolton, Fox &yinpston
-s seal skins capt-2 bags specie order.
MaL.aaPer Confdence-l33 almonds IS shelled
almonds 1906 bss do do $50 cs wine ses brs m hf do
600 ar do raisins lot cork wood.
ArraK,Pas-Per Nim,od-2o3 hhds sugar Ieckscher Cos
Ger Matfelds7 do rum ~ hi do 40 bbs moasses Leve
rioh-2i hhds do II " Mills Son-Ii BusseyT pigs 81
puns cider y ID Iurlbut n Go. -
sAvANwaH-P,r ErceI-se casks rice WIN Hartman; bis
cotton Messrs Lentlhon Co; 40 do DO II Mary; ~ do
N shapter; "a do shapter; IS do w Hills do q
Collins u do Thomas Peek; no do VIM III Alen boxes
Mn IS Ryder; pk q J Bolton do Thomas kemblei
Richards Esq.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

PEACH BRANDY Of a choice quality, possessing very
high flavor the fruit, for sale by the by
ap22 3tist DAVID HUSTACE No. 100 Front ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23
~ ua NO MONOPOLY.-FOR ALBANY

A NO MoNop2 ,L,..d IA A sLS.. ~,
Al s%'eisst, from s.t;s%Sos. pier foot Of
s;1 asSs: fiI :
sSo ese RS' 1pE board
other kind oPropey shipped put on board this
Ali persons forbid trusting any of
NEW YORK. ALpANyL LIMP mp TROY STEAMBOAT
c. 3sclay siseet-The ALBANY this morning at
The H. Gay q gS3s.ssi .;s.s
T5s 5E%iTT cnISToS to%orsow atsrpqSp o'clock
o kind s S 2 a & e.. put @ sC OF s
goods freight, baggage, SC. ap2a em
THE RIGHTS OF THE 6 PE9rLE ARE NOT TO BE
sAsS HSS ST ISsFHRhE LIE Eo GAAs
ctTFsi s eaa% u Gsss
e0x VII ssyS the 9o Of 5 pier sooys seay
Landing on her passage up and down at the foot oil Hmond
For passage or freight, apply on beard or to "a,
SURF HaR L fELA AD b.iana.s ssS lat:
tan Canal By s1 team TT barge
sS FL which vi" % b lfr 4 Hoas ; s.P st.
kkYS FOR WILMINGTON, N. C:-Despatch Line
Ps y seSs6ner HfT9s Rs s, % sfsa
having part Of her Cargo engaged, will be dispatched
above, full or not full.
remainder of Freight Passage having handsome
comodaons apply board at India wi ar foot of Roosevelt
street. or to -
R.WOODHULL, ia South street.
3 Goods will be forwarded by r. w. per this line, and
effected, when required at the lowest free
commission, other charge except what actually in
Cured ap23
kA BASEMENT TO LET-A spacious, well lighted
MI and pleasant Basement to let under the Granite Bald
xlsings of Broadway and Chambers street. with
vaults and under cellar Possession given Immediately APP
ply to MARSHALL G. SLOCUM,
apps ST. a73 Broadway, corner Chambers st.
81 THREE BRICK HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO
WiiT RENTThe two stery and attic brick Houses, with
m basement and under cellars built 1885, in best
modern STYLE situated Sands and Jackson street
all the ferries contains 3 To small gentee families
they will be rented low $500 small
tee families in each house would be objected The
houses will be shown by application to
TONNELE s. HALL,
No. AZ, Pine street, w lillian street
apo2-lw* New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

sSssS GREAT SALE OF PLANTS AT NIBLOs GAR
rDENAt public auction will be sold this day (Thurs-
aase day April 49, at 70 O'clock, by WM r. Jones the
finest collection Of EXOTIC AND GREENHOUSE
PLANTS offered this auction from the Nursery of
s. MLEVENGSTON. The sale will be.pove without limit
Persons from distant parts purchasing this
can have them safely packed to go to g of the United
At O'clock precisely, will be sold pots those ceebra
ted MONTHLY STRAWBERRIES, raised by Mr. Lev
engston from seed of the Roy Garden only
ones olthat kind in this country They bloom
rit Also, 5000 Of the Giant Asparagus Roots to
Roses. ' ~ ~
Ladies particularly invited to attend this sale auas IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

apa9 81 Liberty st.
WINES -Champagne Wines OF LAMBERT sUnionr
Rose" Star :" Great Western" "" Anchor" "Vcto
ria,n" Queens own" &C. ~
Madeira fvauous vinages bottled and on draugh scot
Newton Gprdon's," and other brands. = N'
sssqrtmen Of PALE gold and brown, comprising
Port.-Old cr,sted.lf Harris's" "PagessSe
Pine Juice, draugt and in bottles besides an extensive AZ
sortment Of
Clarei, Hook and other Wines,
At the Granite Wine Vaults, Of Broadway and Cham
bers street, entrance in Chamber street by
mas In y. H. ROBINSON Co. Wine Dealers
DR HULLs RADICAL CURE OF RUrTUREs.-Ofo,
- Vesey street. Astor House-A years urac
tee IN constant ATTENDANCE Guarantees Of radical cures
all Of reducble rupture the strength
tuopa health Of the patient being otherwise
With proper adaptation DR. Hus Truss perfectly 10
tain the rupture without pain danger patient
or the slightest Interruption TO exercise or business
Attendance in private houses, when required
after o'clock, by the Office surgeon.
N B-Paens cautioned against trusting 20 spurious
yentions oTusss advertised improvements Huls
None genuine unless they bear The signature Of AMOS
HUBL-and the only Office New York is the original one
rmery IN Fulton street. but at No Vesey street Astor
House. a90eedg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

Never West Indies: Direct Briggs Baltimore; Giraffe. Ed
ridge st Crox; Autoleon Simpson Charleston Olivia Brick
ell Hopkins Petersbnrgh, Va Homer Kent Boston, Abbott
Cowes and mit Phsbe Eliza o.bSrns AleHsndrs Le,ng
Boston, Preston, Pert au Prince Whale Phiad Thorn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

garments made al tas establishment are made BIZ
the best wsrkmen and warranted to Ct -
Maiden Lone. " ' 49, '" w. .
mal2 smis' URIAH r. HARRIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

CORPORATION BONDS, for sale At
" J. SYLVEsTFRs.
apis 10 Broadway and ~ W st.
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state OF Trade.

There moderate steady business doing No new features
however, apparent today, The principal movement has
the Tea sale, stng Of the cargo OF the ship Oneida
follows
Hyson. Imperial
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15

bankruptcy Of merchants firm. Banks make
currency. and they should bs The very first TO
be laid hold Of whrn they fail 10 meet their en-
gagements promptly. The distracted state of
our currency now, proves that we want a bank
rupt law for them. iffsr nothing else. A bank
rupt law would be great regulator among
them, exercising The same influence which 10
attributed to NalionSl Bank. Look a, Penn.
syl'snia Her Democratic Legislature, which
started so resolutely TO compel resumption,-
What did they do FaIered, rallied, wavered.
backed out, faced about. and passed \ bill TO
protect the Banks in violating their charters
and the laws, until next January, when they
will be gone past recovery. The whole Soulh
10 governed by this influence. The nation
suffers by il in all its interests. To pass a
bankrupt law, is the nations remedy. il will
at once give uniformly and stability to the cur
rency. Let us have it then, and by all means
let ii include the Banks. and all other corpora
tions-Jour. Commerce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-04-15

DEMoCRATIC FREEMEN OF
RHODE ISLAND If you value the
good old principles Of the revolu-
ton, and believe that to maintain
them in full vigor is a duty you owe
to your country, you will, one and
all, prepare for energetic action,
this day, at the polls. Show to
the Union that here the sun of De-
mocracy is diSpelling the mist OF
federal deception and falsuhood.-
Submit no longer to the control OF
a party whose leaders delight to re-
vile the great apostle of liberty,
doubt the capacity of the people for
'self-government, and ridicule the
doctrines Of the sages of the repub-
lie as visionary and impracticable. -
Give to your political friends all
over the Union, assurance that here
the reign of federalism draws near
its termination-that in Rhode Is
land a reaction is progressing
which will restore democratic con.
Itrol to the councils of the State
TO THE POLLS! Democrat,
freemen and if you cannot conquct
your opponents now, show them a
least that you are stronger thar
when last you took the field, an,
that you have gathered fresh courag,
from defeat.