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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS

E inventor and Of Safety Rejecting Shirt
Lamps beas leave call the attention Of public
to Lamp which will surpass all others briancy and
nmy suitable for Dry Goods Jewell Fancy Store, Billiard
Rooms, Groceries, Hotels and Hefcc viii burns
out creating the least shadow, at saving Of per
OIL or gas each Lamp will not exceed four hours
10 cents aweek. choice assortment Of various
be seen at his old store, No Cathsrne street. as
WITCH corner Canal II.
Orders promptly attended aud his wagons sent round az
usual once sweek. Observe the nam.
O. MICHEL. Spirit Lamps
!, 49, painted each side Of the wagon
Ctunry Merchants supplied as usual liberal terms
s23 BIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK REGULAR
COMMERCIAL LINE OF JACKETS.
40 10 M

Persons sending for their friends residing in Great
and Ireland have them brought with despatch tn
above line very moderate terms Agents the first
liability have lately been engaged 70 that the emgrsnt
forwarded without delay and small drafts their favor
promptly paid Orders from all parts OF The country will be
attended and such attention will be all
branches Business to guarantee the further patronage
Of those who will favor the undersigned with their orders and
in all where the do not embark the
money will be refunded to the from whom was
ceive
In addition drafts given agents thIougou
the different parts Of England Ireland and Scotland who Civ
every facility the emgrast whose he
here they be furnished with drafts large
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

MAIL LINE.

MAIL LINE.
NEW ROUTE TO 1oAToS, va NORWICH AND
East River Steamboat Place foot Of Beekm street
Fare through to Boston "a boat and rsio e 90
Providence rail road and stage. 81 %
- s m 5safs q et 1ss8ssk
The seansb boa, Capt Cot, VIII every Mon
iay Ws,nssday and FrSay g 'asrn9p9 az seock MIL,
leave every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon at
and Worcester Rail TOAD Company and
TO sSsSn ,a without ,t haHFs o. Cars or baggage
~ B. Providence passengers will take the Rail Read Cars
from Norwich to Kilnsy-thsnce to Providence. Fare
rorfir,her infCSm.tion inqars,G -, ~
NEW ARRANGEMENT
FOR AND FROM POUGHKtEPSIE.
Landing at Hrassy Point Csdwes, Westi9in Cold Spring,
'.s LnSSns SsS ss And 6 Msss vern
Trqsssds will Leave New d Ysra rOP t e ssS
PoagFeepe fom the oo Of Main st. at oeiock A. NJ un
till Further office a foiows:-
Leave pougkeepsie-Mon Wednesday and Friday, att
Leave New Yok-Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday, at4
Fer freight apply to the Captain board,
All taken oay at the risk of the owners Of such
property o3
FOR HAVERsTRAW AND NEW.YOKK
Ss new aud :plsndd isa sn%ms MA bs,
tsrs for the reaiads f0 Of The season.
Monday The ithAugpst touching at sncdeker's saugh
ters Nyack, TaPpen, asd Amos street, New York. fol
Leave Haverstraw.. Leaye New York, foot vesey g.
Wednesday Ii 4 NJ T6arsisy, AN
Friday, II A: NJ. Saturday, IL NJ.
Fare, 81 IL cents each way.
risk ofitsrespective owners
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

FIRE PROOF PATENT sALANANDER SAFES.
THE ,ubscbcrs have seeeme the sole agent for the
Il Of - -
WILDERs PATENT sALANANDER SAFES
prepared to offer the public ASAFE KNOWN
TOBE FIRE PROOF. One OF these safes was tried in
furnace with " SCOTS patent Asbestos aud Of C. J.
Gsylers Double safes both Of which conrumed less
than two hours, while this Safe, with trcresd
ce hours preserved unnjured the Books and Papers
tcontsnea Merchants aud others wanting SAFE
on hand suitable for Bsns Merchants and Others wanting
Fire rrosf SAFE.
Orders received for Money Safes Chests Bank Vaults
Vault and Partition Doors, Window Shutters &c which viii
be male at the shortest notice and WARRAN MED FIRE
PROOF.
ATTwATER CHASE n co, ~ Pin.s
s73 nearly opposite the Custom House New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

ITALIAN NARBLE sLABS-5c~es Center Table Tors
sf.etby feet, white aud blue larqum,
Waskssnd Tops, n 10 ms By n ms do do do
do Dc do at Sins. ~ q SINS. do DO DO
DO Bureau do sn ms By II do do do
do Pier Table do an ias. BY q ms. do do 90
81 am. '"''' FIX LoHsE. IS Liberty st.
CERTIFICATES OF DEposITEs OF the New Yors
az j. THOMPSON, 50 wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

ca 80 -. sssska
HARNDEN's NEWYORK, PHI ADELPHIA, BOSTON,
salem, Portland and Bangor Package Esprcss and
DAILY LINE,
For the transpotapn OF Specie Bank Notes Packages and
BoIss Of Geods small Plrees Samples &c sc, all Of which
will be received Until a O'Clock p ~ aud arded the
day No charge for carriage at either end
Letters will be received until ~ o'clock. r. ".
CUSARDs SrtAMERs-IiOods Small Parcels, Samples Sc,
will be received this Office and forwarded ny tbs Acadia
BrtsRn Caledonia and Columbia, for which Receipts will be
giyeL, to deliver at Liverpool.
IL connection with the FOrwardiag business Mr. H. will
and ali kads of that be entrusted 20 h
ehrg.-such ne Collecting and Paying Drafts Notes sad Bills
Purchasing Goods &c. be, either in Boston, New fork, PHI
Iadelphis or Baltimore.
AiPaekages be marked H,rndens and sent
to the Office.
ID. BRlGH MI Irr Agent No. Wall st, NY.
WM y. HARNDEN, Proprietori Court st., Boston.
VIM " Harnden Die for the loss injury OF
article property Of description committed to
his rick assumed by any be attached
the New Jersey Steam Navigation Company, whose
stesmboat his crates be and transpored the Bos
and Prov and Providence and SOnpgon Railroads.
I'm respect 10 their cgntents at any time.
Receipts will be given for all Packages
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

oMMIssION ERCHANT,
IVA south street,
New York. ieg
A gENCY FOR THE WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INsU.
a RANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wall street, near Pear -
This insure description Of
" against loss damage BY FIRE terms
Drseors C. Zabriskie, Richard w. Redhes John Van
BoskereL Jeremiah Johnson George stLssg ssuyel w
Tewerre John Norrvl John Leggett John knap aamu.
wilss Charles o. Handy, Lem4s Rishardson w. p Pow.
y. LAbkshlk, President
Josr J. PowERs, Secretary.
Washington Post. Agent. New York. psu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12

TO SPONTSNEN.
" on RETAIL.
Single barrel do do do
1000 pairs Of Pistols.
SOC hhes, sIngle aud double barrel.
Percussion Caps Powder Flask ssd Sporting articles
perslly.
manufacture and toeduce stock will be offered AZ
ing pricss,sy a w; SIZES Co.,
mvt SIN ais Pearl street. piatt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-12
THE CHEAPEST TAILORING ESTARIISU
MENT IN THE CITY

TOHN ILAT, FashlonabTe TAILOR, No
keeps constantly hand aay Clothing of the bes
materials, and latest yle of patterns. kreme will anvs
ma good assortment of Clothing aayted TO their wants
lie hopes by strict attention to business and cheap
merit share OF custom He invites public to cali
making purchases elsewhere. ape i'm.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
PRAYER.

Reading the Declaration of independence,
An Address by W. P. FEsSENDEN Esq of
Portland.
A Poem by S. B. GOoDENOW of Brunswick,
and appropriate Music
After the exercises, the procession will reform
and proceed down High and South Streets, and
up Washington Street to the Wing quarters
the House of Mr. William Richardson, where din
ner will be provided
.Salutes will be fired at Sunrise and twelve o.
clock, and in the evening there will be display
of Fire works from the Hill near the South Meet
ing House.
all true Wings, Of the adjoining towns, are in
vted to Join with us in the services, and fcstiyi.
ties Of the day
Tickets for the dinner, may be obtained at tho
Stores of Henry Hyde, and c. S. jerks.
Persons intending to dine requested to pro.
cure their tickets OF the day preceding
D. C. MAGOUN.
For Com of Arrangement,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

GTThe editors of the Walooboro Patriot, IN
their last NUMBER make some slight alusion to
our articles in reply to their distress" misrepre-
sentatons;-but as they do not seem disposed to
answer or refute any Of car positions respecting
the question at issue, being governed, no doubt
by the spirit of the old couplet-
ale who fights and rams auay
May live to fight another day
for which, they are certainly to be greatly com
mended considering the rottenness of their cause
and inasmuch, as they only reiterate, without re-
gard to truth, that there is no distress, we will
only ask of those editors to inform u.s. if they can,
why it is that Congress has been discussing for
weeks the provisions of a general "Bank
rupt Bill" as measure of relief which bill has
been already passed by the Senate--wth the aid
of their own partiHln Senator's! And while
your finger is in, please inform as what Martin
Van Buren, meant in his very last Message
TO Congress, when he informs Us, after speak
ing of secondary causes of the same effect, that
"SERIOUS EMBARRASSMENTSY YET DE-
RANGE THE TRADE OF MANY OF
OUR CITIES."!i! Strange that great men
can't agree-isn't neighbor? The American
Congress and the President, and the Governor Of
our own State admit there Is dstress-but the
Lincoln Patriot, published in Waldoboro, persists
in declaring these high authorities al wron"
and that there is no distresst
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

1t is said the Locos, particularly the BUSY ONES
the receivers of the ssloaves and fshes,) can
not conceive of an individual of their party, when
convinced of the rottennes of their principles
and measures, possessing sufficient honesty, to be
willing to leave their ranks, and embrace the true
Democratic Wing principles.-So completely has
bribery and corruption been Incorporated into
their thoughts and feelings. This has probably
given rise to the report, that the hundreds who
are deserving them almost daily, in all parts of
the Country, are to be appointed "SrB-sUPERIS-
PENDANTS OF BUoYs" on the Kennebec river,
when the Wings shall come into power.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

er PrUru-- -'''"ence' ana
even pre eminemce conceded to US by others!
If what heard was intended to detract
from the Importance and usefulness of our
trade, I would fain ask our defamers whence
they Attained their first little primers, their
spelEng-books, their elegant octaros, well
bound, gilt and and lettered; their more
respectable qunrtos, and huge tolsos, which
decorate and enrich their libraries' And
Sir, may we not write that man a fool who
denies, or does not freely acknowledge,
that our brethren of the .Nerus Press are as
so many torches, enlightening instructing
and informing the world' Yet, sir, with
the consent Of our most worthy coadlutors
and associates, proceed not to illuminate
any anathemas; but, in the technical Ian
guage of the craft, we will give them a
proof of our characteristic forbearance and
benignity, and will not even summon them
to the bar, for solemn and deserved adjud-
ication; and although our gallies are full,
and our shooting sticks, are in order, we go
not forth to do them battle; we grasp not
the cross-bar, the sAeeps,foo and compos-
ing-stick-nor do we seize the peh-baHs, as
OF old, with which to beat them; yet, should
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

clock, escorted by numerous cayalcade
on horseback, and attented by the Mayor
aud the Chairman Of The State Central
COMMITTEE. The escort parted with their
guest mile or so from the city, on his
journey northward,
The General was addressed on parting
by the Mayor in brief yaledictory on be-
half of the Capital, 10 which he replied in
his uniformly happy manner.
Of the further progress of the General
noriherward, we find the following account
IN the Ohio State Journal of Tuesday;
His entrance into Worthington, although
they had short notice of his approach, was
characteristic Of the citizens Of that patri.
otto town. lie was met several miles out
by a large number on rseback, with
sprigs of Buckeye in their horses brides,
each man bearing in his hand stout staff
ofthe same wood, Flags and handker-
chiefs waved from the windows as he pass
ed through the town. giving evidence not
to be mistaken, that the Defender of the
Log Cabins of,heWes still reigned tri-
umphant in the affections of the people
Fr"- -"l proceed
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
THE TELEGRAPH.
3 AT i NJ E.;
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2.
.TO.THE READER.

We anticipate one day, in the publication of
this payer, in order that we may lay before our
readers in this County and vicinity, the order Of
arrangements for the Wing Celebration of the
Glorious Fourth" in this town. 1t will be OBJ
served that the committee send "greeting" to the
Wings of "Old Lincoln" generally. 1t is ar
IDENTIFY hoped that many from adjacent towns,
may be induced to join with us, In the festivities
of the occasion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
The last Waldoboro' Pa -

eares, that are are "lapu, tau, -,.'c"-e
an unenviabe notorety.''-In another pl~-,
speaks of:.the Telegraph and its Satellite" ~
To be sure, these two passages do not occur in
connection but then.we can find neither head nor
tail TO the matter, unless we yoke them together.
Really if this be true, you Aatter neighbor-we
never expected to occupy position among the
croft so elevated, and at the same time soimpor.
tant. Our station then is NOT ''unenyiable"-is
would be flour Satellites were of the same ma
terial with the Patriot-but that is n. e.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

The people are fast opening their eyes, to be-
hold the fact, that there are two kinds of Demo
crazy which have been passing current in this
country. The Democracy of the people, founded
upon the principle "Government is instituted
and Laws should be administered, to secure the
greatest happiness of the greatest number of the
governed and the Democracy Of the Office
belong the spoils."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

they need more color, we could administe
it with good soft roller. But, sir, non
of this do we find in our hearts to do
We will barely take the mallets, the shoe
ing-stick, handful of q,toins, side sticI
and lock then, up snugly in the chase of cor
tempt-leaving with them well-sharper
ed 6odkin, which may assist them in COZ
recting their errors; and should its poll
find its way to their consciences, it migl
occasion suitable remorse and salutary ri
form. Here, sir, l place full point, ar
now give you, as toast
The four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fran
lin and Benjamin Edes, past members
Benjamin Russell and Benjamin Tru
still amongst US: To each and all of the
we accord the full Benjamin's mess of O
fraternal respect. To the first two, asi
well deserved tribute to their memory; sd
as cordially to the last two, for their acce-
ance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
Judge We, between them.

Sabbath School Monitor We have received the
fret number ola publication, bearing this title,
published in new York, and edited by N. SOUTH
ARD, who is also editor Of the "Youth's Cabinet"
of which we have heretofore spoken. The ''Moni-
tori will be published once in two weeks, at the
low price offtty cents per annum 1t is mos,
excellent paper for Sabbath schoos.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
I'M DEP
he Wings of Bath will

The Wings of Bath will =
preaching anniversary of American,
dence, IN the following manner, viz
At o'clock A. NJ procession will be formed
at the Town Hall, under the Direction of Mar
shals,-from whence it will be escorted by the
Artillery, Infantry, and Lincoln Guard Compan:
les, to the South Meeting House, where the eE-
erciscs will consist of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

A DILEMMA. The Van Buren, papers in IT.
ginia, attribute the defeat of their party innat
State, to the unprecedented popularity of Ger
al Harrison. The Van Buren, party in this &C.
ton, swear they have not been beaten So Tho
shall decide when these doctors disagree '-l is
nrobable, that the ofiice-holders in Name,
" so much more than their crones in
virginia, who are Immediately concerned.--rs il
John
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
July 4. 1910.

We invite the attention of our Wing friends in the
several towns of this County and vicinity to the
following notice, by the Committee of Arrangements
for the GLORIOUS fourth"
The arrangements and provisions for the OCCASION
we have every reason to believe, will be OF such
character to crafty and instruct, oil who may at
tend.
The well known ability of the Orator, MIR. FEs-
srNpEN of Portland will be sufficient guarantee.
for rich intellectual feast, which will be materially
enhanced by an original Poem, written expressly
for the occasion by Mr.. Goodenow, who is vol
known as a Poet of fine taste.
We say to the Wings Of Lincoln "come over ana
help u.s.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

sBs The receipts at tho New York Custom
House during she month oc May, were only one
fourth as much as in May lsS9,-and the receipts
for the whole period since January are not SO much
by t,co-thrds. as they were duringthe same period,
last year! IL there no distress in this'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
80. K" The people are coming-September
will find the JMaine-ies o. K.-OHfor Kent

The Difference. Gen Harrison, has for a long
time resided in the neighborhood of Cincinnati,
and his majority in that city at the last canvass,
was Zoe.
Mr.. Van Buren,, has for long time, resided in
the vicinity of Albany, and that city gives 600
majority against him.
Judge We, between them.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

On the passage of the Great Western, a
sailor, in shifting the jib, lost his hold and
fell overheard. The vessel went over him.
The engine was stopped, the crew muster
ed and stationed at their posts, boat man.
ned and let down-the man, half mile
behind. was rescued, brought on board and
the vessel put under way-in the space of
eight minutes.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

Mechanically. Two brothers of A. r. Nichols.
former Secretary of State, were accidently drown
ed in Portland harbor, on Monday last while max
ing an excursion in a pleasure boat.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

It still insisted by the Austin Gazette that Col
Crockett is not dead. Some explanatory letters are
called for, suppressed by Mr.. Van Ness.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

.".ucket Inquirer has just published a table.
ON which it appears that upwards ofive bundled
american vessels engaged in the whale fishery,
of which 364 belongs to ports in Massachusetts, with
an invested capital of 81 100000.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

II is our painful duty, says the Troy Wing of
Monday, to announce that the Hon. Anson Brown,
a Representative in Congress from the Saratoga and
Schenectady District, died this morning, at his resi-
dence in Ballsion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

Banjo Of Virginia-It appears by the official re-
port of an investigation into the affairs ofthe Bank Of
Virginia. that The deficit in the cash account of the
first teller amounts to the sum Of $544,ll6 At.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

Hon. Francis o. J. Smith, editor of the
Argus Revived, has been requested by for
ty.three citizens of Baldwin and Sehago.
whose names are on hand, to deliver an ora
ton on the 4th of July. All these gentle
men have until recently been supporters Of
Martin Van Buren,. Mr.. Smith has con-
sented to address them. The correspon-
dence between them has been published Ct
some length. Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

Joseph Cowperthwaie, Esq. cashier Of the Uni
ted States Bank, has resigned his office, and been
chosen director by unanimous vote.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

The survey of the boundary line between the
United States and Texas is now rapidly advanc-
ing All difficulties between the commissioners
having been adjusted
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

''Rather than he General Harrison1 should be
elected, my right arm should be severed from my
body Whats that WHO said so Why,
who but an office holder, ,could say 500
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

We never see couple Of yonng clerks dashing
out with horse and chase, withouf wondering
how much their masters money drawers have suf-
fered.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

Texas treasury notes were selling at Houston,
on the Sd inst, at from ID to l6 cents the dol
lar.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02
VIRGINIA." AND GEN.
HARRISON.

He Ger. Harrison is the son of Gov
ernor-of the Governor Of Virginia-the
very hot-bed of pride and aristocracv -
''He was born with silver spoon in his
mouth" and, not satisfied with that, he is
now after the gOld spoons.
The Boston Post. in an article, purportng TO be
a dialogue between Wing and loco foco, fan
as above quoted, respecting Gen. Harrison and the
State that gave him irth,-that State, whose chv-
alrous and patriotic sons have more than honored
every page of this nations history. But how long
since Virginia, 'the ancient Dominion" became
1.-THE very hot-bed Of pride and aristocracy?'-or
how long since the loco foco party have come TO
look upon it as such criminal matter to be the
s'son Of Gorerno, "-one Of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence? If our memory,
does not deceive u.s. just before the last election in
that State the locos in this vicinity were very SIREN
uous in claiming this self same Virginia as hot
bed of Democracy. We can only account for this
sudden change of OPINION, on the part of the Post
and its party, upon the same equitable pr'n cPle,
that actpated the fox in relation to those grapes'
PRIMERS Festival. The four hundredth ami
versary of the discovery of the Art of Printing, was
celebrated in very interesting manner, by the pro-
fession in Boston, on Wednesday of last week -
Fine speeches were delivered by many eminent
gentlemen. and many patriotic sentiments were Of
fered on the occasion. All things passed off agreea-
bly,. We have room only for the following sketch,
which we give as sampler
MIR WILLIAM MANNING, one of the oldest prin-
tiers on the stage, and at present messenger to
the Governor and Council, being called upon,
made the following address, which was received
with great applause
Mr.. Fredericksburg in the street, a
few days ,ince, i heard person expressing
himself in somewhat the following Ian
guage:--'?IVhat mean the printers by their
pompous advertisements, selling forth their
anticipated celebration? Snpposing all oar
mechanics should make as much parade Nth
their prstensions for distimetion?' Sc, &c
l heal no further Sir, you will readily
suppose>that, aged pei o. = Gre hAo'"
again to
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-02

Absence of Mind-A loco foco Office holder,
talking about ''the democratic principle"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-08-05
FEDERAL DESPERATION.

Mr.. PIcKESs truly Compared the cl.nour
Of federalism. al the passage Of the independent
Treasury bill. TO the bowling of wolves, which
were at length driven away from the prev upon
which they had so long been feastiug. Let the
people be not deceived. The wolves vii, not
abate their howing. until they Can enee more
fasten their dry. unboody fsngs in the vtals Of
The country. The specuating classes, of which
Whsery is chiefly composed, look upon the
national exchequer, which i, drawn from the
sweat Of the people. as prey. carcass. upon
which it is their privilege to feed. Let those
whs toll and create, see that their substance is
not eaten up by those who "teil not, neither
do they spin Globe.