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nIhRtsIED.

On Thursday, sth inst by the Rev. Samuel kepler,
HENRY JONES, Esq. formerly Of Portland, Maine, 10
Miss MARIA EOLGER, Of Baltimore.
On Thursday evening 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Nor
ria THOMAS SHEPHERD, Jr. 10 Miss ANN BARBA
IA DEEMS, youngest daughter of Gel Jacob Deems,
boJh of this city.
ON Thursday afternoon, Sth asi by the Rev. stephen
p. Hit, CHARLES w. LEVERlRG, 10 SUSAN W.
BERNARD, all Of this city,
On Thursday evening" LIST inst by the Rev. Daniel
Reese, JOSEPH Il. MARSTCN, to CAROLINE no
BERTS all Of this city.
At Philadelphia, Ell Tuesday evening, 9Th inst, by the
Rev. DR. Dsn, JAMES G. COX, of Baltimore, 10 SAL
LIE daughter Of The late Godfrey Twells OF tbe former
place.
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"Cock a doodle doc
Old Tip our Martin slew.
Cock a doodle da


Good night TO the loco's sway!'
Old Kent is o. X. now-the E. shore is O..
K.-Maryland is 0. K.--But listen TO the loco's
and they would tell you, that Maryland was ga
little eccentric al this election. as old Ritche of
the Enquirer said after Maine was ''clear gone
from the loco's.-
"Old Kent" is o. K. as prophet in his OWL
land, before the facial the eloquence that was
put forth by the Locos in Queen AIMS, Kent,
Cecil &c. by the Buchannans, Po7ters Galag-
hers &c.-increased our majority-go At again,
gentlemen! Your figuring about results, is
even more transcendent than your eloquence, il
possible.-When eloquence and figuring fails
fry colonization DO as has been done in Bal
timore- let the votes erceedthe census-let YOU
voters spring up from-God only knows where
and there is left, still left in your Pandora box
a miserable hope, to enable you TO hope against
hope, but that is all.
You have, throughout this campaign as usual
assumed the entire political virtue of the coun-
try. You have appealed particularly to the peo-
pie as the Simon Pure of democracy, and what
have they said? Any thing more than cold
Kent" has charged home upon you! Have they
believed him or you' He charged you with
"humbuggery, slang, perversions, tricks, decep-
tons and misrepresentation" The people Of
Maryland have believed him, and not your pro-
.fessions of patriotic wsrth. They have given
in their verdict, and the Herald at arms has gone
III, to oil bar ~ aoJ
your verdict of condemnation. The result of the
election is quite as glorious the desperate and
immoral means resorted to by the loco focos to
gain it-out of EIGHTY in the House of Dele
gates, they have got nineteen. GLORIOUS nine
teenn The sainted number in the 'strue grit''
loco foeo calender of 1886. The 'Fglorious nine
teen" affords "reminiscences to the people-a pearl
above all price. Loco's of Maryland, go into
the ''retiracy" Of private life, enigrate to Ar
ably the best; they are your only alternatives for
your doom is prefgurel, hand has written up
on the wall, that yo have been 'sweighed in the
balance and found wanting"
| Loco focos, the facts and omens are all against
you. At ElltOn your flag was blown away, on.
ly three stars were left Cecil is gone, you have
only two. In 1885 the feglorious, niaeteen fgu-
red on the stsgs-Harrison then carried Mary.
land. The loco focoism of the State is now only re
presented in the popular branch by a tsgloriou.
nineteen" wonder whether they will go into
the House Of Delegates or keep out Consiste.
cy thou art jewel. According to the loco fscc
President Of 1886, they must hold back anC
keep out. OLD KENT.
| I..L.- hE.tn..-. -..a,. A. 4.
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A letter from Boston TO the Providence Jour
nal says:-EEMoney continues as it has been for
some time past, very abundant, 50 much so that
the officers of our institutions are induced to 20
into the streets and offer il to customers. There
is but little business doing, and our merchants
have in consequence but little occasion for any
thing more than very trifing amount. All
good business paper is discounted at the banks
that is offered, and with readiness Loans on
stocks paying dividends are readily obtained at
per centum. Mortgages on real estate having
five years to run, are negotiated at 81 per cen
tum.
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER 10, 1910.
CLEARED,

Brig Trafalgar, Champion, West coast eff Africa, r.
! w. Bruno s. ';oa.
Brig Levant, Alexander, Pilatk, Fa., Clark < KEEL
Schooner Henry Barger Case, Pilatki, Fa., John
| w. Brown.
Schooner James Fisher, Smith, St. Marks, Thomas
Hooper,
Schooner James Corner Twiford, Mobile, Thomas
Hooper.
sloop Henry Read, Petit Philadelphia, John w.
Brown.
ARRIVED,
Brig Louisiana, Lluro, from ST. Jago de Cuba, 24th
Sept, sugar and tobacco to VIM. Howell * Son. Len
brgs Madrid, AB4es, for Philadelphia in 10 DAYS; Frank
lin Goodng, do in days; Russell, Ryder do do schrs
Agnes, Wilcox, do snc; AjaN, Cooper, Charleston,
days. Saw going into St Jdg0 barque and an Amen
can brig.
steam-packet Columbus, Parrish fin Richmond,
Norfolk and Pongoteasue. In Hampton Roads, schr .
Mary, from Baltimore bound 10 Providence.
Schooner Charlotte, Feero, from Boston, via Norfolk
plaster, 10 Weld & jerks.
Schooner Chanceford, Myers, from Havre de Grace
-four, butter and whskey TO Lowry s. Gill, Buck &
Herr, and John Boggs u Co.
Schooner RoDert Henry, Thompson, from Havre de
Grace, wheat, TO John B0ggs & Co.
m-packet South Carolina, Cannon. from Norfolk
reports man of standing into Hampton Roads,
supposed to he a Frenchman. OF the Wolf Trap
herm brig bound up.
In Hampton Roads, 9TH instant, ship Powhatan.
Briggs, Of Baltimore, from James River for Havre She
has probably since gone to ses she not there
when he steamboat came out on Thursday morning.
Brig Perseverance, Durham, Of baltimore cleared
at New York for Wilmington, N. G. 9Th instant.
Schooner Mail, Crowell, from Baltimore, arrived al
HARTFORD 9th instant
Schooner Mandarin, Hughes, frem Baltimore arrived
Charleston 18th instant.
schooner w. a. Caldwell, Cromwell for Baltimore
cleared at Charleston 9TH Instant
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-An ship Archer ~ DAYS
from New Orleans.
Cleared ship North Star, New Orleans: brig Virginia
Trader, West Indies; schr Palestine Havana; soop
Coqneite, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, Oct. o-Cleared ship Eutaw. Cbarles
hriu st1rlA Am
Eliza s. Susan, Apalachic0a; TuscawlIa ST Marks:
Yves: and Apalachicola; Nicholas Biddle Savannah;
Mediterranean, Charleston.
Arr. ship Catherine, from London and Portsmouth
Sept. LIST.
Evening-Cleared brigs Perseverance, Wilmington.
NC; Ilortense, ST. Martins.
Arr barque Mason, Barney, IA days from Amsterdam
Barque Rapid, from HAVANA, 23d Sept
Brig Lucinda, 10 days from Turks Island.
Brig Michigan, ID days from Turks Island.
Brig Star, 80 days from Tohasco.
Schr. Sarah, 80 days from S. Ubes.
Below, one barque and one brig.
BOSTON, Oct Arr barque Franklin, FIN Trinidad,
9Th ult.
Brig Sophia s. Eliza, frem Havana, 18th u
Brig Catherwood II daysfrom Savannah.
Signal for briggs
RICHMOND, Oct s-Arr schr. Ann Eliza New
York.
Sailed schrs Richard, Boston; CELEBRITY. New York.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 5-An brigs Arabian. fron
Boston, Lawrence, New York
Cleared brig Powhatan, New Orleans
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3-Cleared brigs Wilson Fuller.
New York; Morea, do.
Oct Arr sclIr La Grange, Boston.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

Our city subscribers are respectfully notified
that the carrier on the Twelfth Ward is no lon
ger authorised to receive money on account OF
this office, and that the system of delivery Of the
paper will be changed, and that no carrier will
receive money on account of the office after to-
day, without special authority to do so. Should
any of our subscribers fail to receive the paper.
they will do us favor by sending notice to the
office
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

GEoRGA--The mails brought us nothing
South of Washington; and the Norfolk steam
boats did not intersect with the mail South Of
Norfolk, so that we have not heard from the
elections in that State. Should the Southern
mail in the morning bring us the returns, we
will issue an extra at 10 o'clock.
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FROM ST HELENA

By the brig John GiIpin, arrived at New York
on Tuesday, we learn that as that vessel was
leaving port on the 2lst August, the French
lrigate Belle Poulle, with the Prince de Join
vile and suite on board, entered the harbor.
Every thing had been in readiness for some
time previously TO remove the remains of Ma
poleon without loss Of time, and great prepare.
tons were making to receive the Prince and
transfer their charge 10 him. II. b. M.
schooner Dolphin, which took out the instruc-
tons from the English Government in relation
thereto, had been five weeks in port, waiting
the arrival of the French frigate, and would
sail for England as soon as the transfer was
made. The J. G. spoke on the SIh Sept lat.
9 80, N. long, 80 Al w. the Arab ship Sultan
ma, Capt. Drinker, from New York, bound for
Muscat Capt D. reported that the wind had
been L. and L. S. E. for the twenty days pre-
vogs, which accounts for his having been so
much to the westward.
The following Portuguese vessels had arrived
at St. Helena in the month of July, prisoners
to H. M. briggs Water Witch and Brisk
schooners Maria Ritch, Dictator, Andordins,
and the Lorungu; all which were taken on sus-
picion of having been coecerned in the slave
trade.-N. Y. Express.
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MORE DEFALcATloNs. The Memphis
(Tenn.) Enquirer says, SIT was stated here
last week by gentleman just from Arkansas,
that Capt. Collins, the discussing agent at
Little Rock, had proven defauiter to a very
large amount-rumor says $500, 900 to $500
900.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

3g-"The obvious definition of a Monarchy p
says Gibbon, ''seems to be that of State, in
which single person, by whatsoever name he
may be distinguished is entrusted with the erccli-
ton Of the la1ss, the nlanageme ut efthe regsnlte
and the command of the army"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT QUEBEC.

FOURTEEN HOUSES AND STORES BuRNT.-We
learn that large fire occurred in Quebec on
Thursday last, which destroyed fourteen houses,
and stores, and property to the amount OF $50,
900. Five small vessels were destroyed.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

A SIGN IN TENNEssEE.-Thirty- three citi-
zens in Sewer county, Tennessee, who voted
for Gov. Polk at the last election, have publish
ed an address to his Excellency in the last num-
Der of the Knoxville Times, renouncing and
denouncing him, and declaring their determine
ton to go for old Tippecanoe
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

g7sWe would refer our readers to the first
page, for the conclusion Of MIR. Webster's very
able speech at Richmond, Va.
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The great Conservative Convention at Auburn
on Thursday, was attended by from seven to ten
thousand persons. MIR. Rives made an eloquent
and powerful speech.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

It is stated that Col. Samuel Burche, the chic
clerk of the Office of the House Of Representa-
tives at Washinston-in which Office he has beer
for thirty-six years-bas been discharged by
Hugh A. Garland, the Clerk sf the House.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN of the voters
Of Washington county, Ohio, who supported
Mr.. Van Buren, in 1896, appear oyer their
own signatures in the last Marietta Inteligen-
rison, Tyler, and Corwin. Enough-for one
county at least
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIoN.--Millard Fill
more of Buffalo, was nominated by tn. Erie
County Wing Convention on Thursday last, foi
reelection to Congress
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From the N Z. CommerciaE ..aipertiser.

From the N. Y. Commercial advertiser.
SPEECH OF GEN. VAN RENSSELAER,.
1T The gathering IN Westchester, n. y.
After Mr. Hoffman had concluded soul
stirring speech of an hour and half, Col.
James A. Hamilton introduced TO the meeting
the venerable and brave General Solomon Van
Rsnssl ar, the youthful champion in arms Of
the gallant Harrison, and the fast friend Of his
ripper years. AS Gen'l Van Rensselaer, lungs,
having been perforated with bullet in the
battle of Miami, are too weak TO allow him to
speak TO a field meeting, he placed the manu-
script ofthe following address in the hands Of
Col. Hamilton, which was read 10 the meeting
by that gentleman, and received with the high
est demonstrations of appreciation. We insert
it at length with the greatest pleasure, as the
testimony of one brave man to the high mill
tary and moral worth of another.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

The present political campaign has called
into requisition so much talent that iii impos-
sible for any one to read the whole. We have
read but one of the numbers of Camilus, and
was Sc pleased with it that. limited as is our
space, we transferred ii to the Pilot. We
would be obliged to the Editor of the Herald
for a copy of the whole series, that we may
comply with the request of our correspondent
and insert the whOle.-[Ed, Pilot
To the Editor ofthe Pilot:
beg leave, through your columns, to call
the attention otthe Wings Of the country, par
heuiarly the Wing press, to a series of Nos. in
course oil publication In the Norfolk Herald,
which, In my judgment, are incomparably the
aDlest comm ntaTN upon the Presidential ques-
ton, to which the times have given birth.-
They are equal TO the letters of Junius. and |
have no doubt that if the Wing press would
at once take up the publication of these arti-
Giles, the result would be the change of thou
sands Of voters before November. The array
OF facts is overwhelming, and the argument ir.
reslsuble. | allude 10 the pieces signed Cam
illus, addressed to the Hon. Joel HoIleman.-
Perhaps they have received the less attention
from the circumstance that they are addressed
to an individual, but they are the more piquant
and interesting from that circumstance, while
they discuss with unlimited power the great
questions of the day. They should be pub
lisAed by all means. The vindication particu-
larry OF Gen. Harrissn's military fame is tri-
aLaphant and eloquent in the highest, and one
OF the most conclusive arguments have ever
read, and at the same time the most whitening
specimen Of manly invectiye is TO be found in
the numbers which discuss the New jersey
and the Hooe case. These Nos. should not only
be re-published through the country, but if
even at the expense of tens of thousands of dol
lafs, be put in pamphlet form and scattered
broadcast through the country.
A NORFOLK WING.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
MARYLAND ELECTION

We have preparedhe following statement, in orderto
present to readers correct condensed view of the
returns, far heard from Our space $50 limited, as
70 forbid detailed statement
BALTIMORE COUNTY nFEIEIAI
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LIST or ApPIJCANTs

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For The benefit Of the Tsoluen Lars Of Maryland T lie
last lceek
Patrick kenney, William Brown,
William Roberts, Michael Rogers,
Lewis Phillips, (col'd) Abraham Cassel,
Robert Little, Joseph Lcwi7,
john Smith, (coi'I) tJOhu Boyer,
William Sewage, Washington Stanly (eol)
James Connolly, *Patrick Dimond,
Levi LOuden, (col'd) Thomas Johnson, (col'dO
Charles Brecht,
For debts less than 3jO.
William Sewage has been comDclled TO resort 10 ne
tinou on account of liabilities incurred for others.
TO appear before the Commissioners Of Insovent
Debtors, 9Th Dec, 1910, at ten O'clock A. NJ,
intcrrOgatores.
Day Of final hearing before the said Commissioners,
9th February, 1871, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. and also be
lore Baltimore County Court, TO answer allegations,
any.
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KENT COUNTY.

The Counties yet 10 hear roin are Somerset, Worces-
ter, s., Mays and Dorcaestera of which give large
Wing maion,ies.
The Wing majority in this State will not vary much
from 5000. Old Tip will lead this by at least 1000. Set
down Maryland for HARRISON by
FOUR THOUSAND MAJORITY!
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Ex-Governor Tracey has been nominated as
the Loco foco candidate for Congress in Chenan-
go County.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

Father Mathew recently administered the
temperance pledge to 100000 persons in Dub
lin in two days,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

9T-FORT MEIGS CLUB.-The regular
meeting will be held, THIS Saturday EVEN
ING, at 81 o'clock, at their room. general
attendance is requested.
oct 8 A. L. MOORE, Pres't.
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uI bUIVH dFVI'AV IIIUIVIIY on UCIts0tI WVNVV w
Last year it was 975.
CARROLL COUNTY,
Whig. Van Buren,.
Joseph Steele, .... .l369Samuel Lasom1.e, 1883
James NJ, Shelman, .l4S5 Daniel Smll. 1868
Daniel Engle, 1885 Dr. Jacob shower. .l691
Thomas Hook. .I5l4 John b. Boyle, 1850
Van Buren, majority l25, Last year their majority
was e3S A Wing gain OF ll3.
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fIz- RIGHT OF THE WING LTNE-FTF'TJI
W.aRD-The 766 good and true democratic Wines of
the 5h Ward respectfully requested TO meet Tippe
canoe Club No. s. on Tuesday evening next 18th last
at Sharp's School Room. Exeter, near Market st.
JOHN HENDERSON, Pres't
is. II. VALIANT, sec'y. re- olO
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

4g.THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF
THE TIPPECANOE CLUBS of the city will
meet at North Bend on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, the 18th inst, at o'clock. Every
member Of the Committee is expected to be at
his post.
oc 10 THOS. CARROLL. See'ry.
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g1-HARRISON CONVENTION-Th Har-
rison Convention will meet at the Convention
Chamber, ''North Bend on MONDAY EVE
MING next, 18th inst, at o'clock. By order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
ROBT. H. COLEMAN, secretaries
oc 10
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IL WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-An adj
journed meeting Of the Club will be held, on
Tuesday evening the 18th inst, at John Bell's,
Lexington Market, at O'Clock. As business of
the utmost Importance will come before the
Club it is expected that every member will be
present. and it is particularly requested that the
Wings of the Ward, generally, will attend said
meeting FEGive them one fire more, boyso
By order. EDW. NEEDLES, See.
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THOS. CARROLL, Ses'ry.

9S-THE BLOCK COMMITTEE OF THE
TWELFTH WARD, will meet at the club
room, on TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock
As very important business will be submitted
for their consideration, punctual attendance
is expected. ec10
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TENTH WARU-WHIG5 ATTENTION!
QI3-A regular meeting Of the Tenth Ward Tippecanoe
Club and the friends OF Harrison and Reform, will be
held at Mrs. Tempeney;s, Of Howard and Mul-
berry streets, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst. al z
O'Clock precisely. By order,
oc9 20 ELLIOT ODD POOR, sec'y.
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ALLEGHANY COUNTY.

We have not full reum,. The votes; as far as receiv-
ed assure US of triumph there, by from 100 $50 ma
joriy.
KENT COUNTY.
h, turns not all IN, but the Wing ticket is elected by
about 1870 majority.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

FIFTH WARD.-The Harrison Committe Of
Arrangements for the Fifth Ward will please
meet at Coath s. Sargeant's, this evening at 7
o'clock VIM HOPE, Chairman.
sct 10
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8y"IWELFIH WARD.-The Tippecanoc
Club will meet at the Western Hotel Gate
Clark'S) West Baltimore street. on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, October 18th, at O'Clock.
1t is hoped every Harrison man in the ward will
attend The meeting will be addressed by Da-
vid Stewart, Esq
VIM. P. STEWART, President
JOHN r. PIPER Rec Sec
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10

aT.FOURTH WARD.-The Wing Execu-
tive Committee Of the Fourth Ward will meet
THIS Saturday EVENING, at o'clock 1t
is expected that every member will be present.
By order, RUFUS b. GALLUP,
oct 8 Chairman.
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92-NINTH WARD.-The Wings of this
ward are invited to attend'a meeting at the Amer
lean Coffee House, Liberty st., on TUESDAY
EVENING, 18th, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the two branches of City Couu-
Gil. oc1O
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91"NINTH WARD.-At meeting of the
Tidpecanoe Club No. 8, held at the American
Coffee house, Liberty St, on the evening of the
18th inst The following resolution was adop-
ted by reclamation.
ReSOlUed, That the thanks of the Wings of
this ward be respectfully presented to the patri-
otto ladies OF the ward for their kind attention IN
furnishing them with their very excellent and
beautiful collation., the morning of the cleo
tian. oc10
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Good morning friend Martin to You,
He sits on a withered hickory limb, and
chaunts in mournful cadence, at the sun sci
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Enr he PlIof

THE LocOFocos now look ''as mysterious
as Tomb Stone lciiboh an Inscription"
POWER.
How are the mighty fallen! on Thurs 'ay
cloud timbrels" were souuded.-The frizzled
cock chicken strutted forth in his pin feathers
of one day, but ere the coming one, he got the
.'gapes" and lo-instead of now, at Mathis,
siupino his
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
BALTIMORE C0UNTY-oFFIcIAL.
CARROLL COUNTY.
'hfn N.u =

n Buren, average majority on Delegate ticket, Gs3
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-18

FOR PRESIDENT on TIE UNITED STAFF
GEN. WM. H. HARRISOIQ

: have oiten risked my fifein the field iii de-
fence ot my country. and shall to-mo1row rick
ny political life il favor Of the Union III the
States Vote on the Missouri Question: Gen.
I1aTTfson.
do net indesa, think Il would Be wrong 10
make ell public officers account for any sudden
increase IF wealth. Gen Ha1sTsou
have never laid claim to any other merit than
liatof entire devotion 10 the cause ia whirh We
were engaged, and zeal thai regardad as nothing
every personal 3neonyenlen - 6th Ha1sis9il,
: denys therefore, % the Gfncfal Governments,
the exercise OF any power bnt what IS expressly
given tolt bg the Constitution, b what is essen-
Tally necessary to carry the power expressly gig-
en- into efiect''-Gea Harrison
sGeneral Harrison is Tx onl er in our
service 70 whom British army surrendered DUR
ing the last war i,7oss. ]. r. J5lderseood's letter
to Thomas s4llea.