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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

S;..SST4F e;
Female Physician. See advertisement. o9san
.SeNF,. 9OCTVH uLOvLkis esnsultea as ssus, a. hi.
H 10 nix
s I'll D safs s: ss.
D. nS s.s s
pears select branch Of his profession His Office MOI
oah a entry with oes door
and o. .psa
Elixir may b. had at his store. Price
LEE bs AER PIECE
which the fu%sa a LIABLE NATTER
good have testified for 'her-,hsy Gid not
In eases Of ecsvenes dyspepsia bous and liver asee
Sns asthma s S =: ss and
f s n s debility S weakness.
Che digestive organs and in ali general Of health
ssss sS sss ssr mo. a.s
single trial viii place The Life Pills and Pie
I'd odd ~ssle.s and r;: MOI
genuine unless they have the fac smile OF
sEThs Life Pills sold in boIes-Pree IS cents, 50
dollar.
Agents for tn. sale ofMeaafs Lifs Msseine.:-AB&D
sands corner Fulton and William sis Ghss.ney H Bswe.
q; Mllhar lss Broadway DR. Leeds q Cherry st corner
wiera4s Grand and tuIon corner Bowery and G'nd
s Lyon Grand st DR. Lee 2s4 Madison ST. at Church
lss Bowery Sprug DR. George As Carmine
Frznk drug Of Main Front Brooky
Mrs Margaret Hays. BrooklJ Scott Dunnng Jersey City,
Green and Montgomery sts Badger, Newark Ma
Johnson, Newton Watson, Railway; Won yalkesburg
Ro..msn, Hudson 4 IoweT, SswksrI; Triystt Po-
rstosa Springs; w Hortoa, Balistowni A Mcclure
India 81 srruh Long wharf Geyer, lo4 HaAs, St
Bctson; Watson rs Central ST. Lowell ID Phillips Wor
eester Dyer, Jr Providence, IL. Jones kewbury
port; Proctor Rhoades, Lynn Whipple, Salient Coombs
X Wells h Thornton X SON New Bedford; &c Jerks, Paw
tucket; Taylor Newport, Messrs. Dyer Co. Middle
CT; ID Smith < Co. New Haven; Jno Weed, Nor
-s't; Joe w SMITH Niardoni WIN Fslkner Norwich. OF
CUNsVMrTlON, ASTHMA, DUPUYTREN's PA.
time imported 10 this country, all Europe rsaly id
mitted the best could the only remedy to the
adu disease OF the lungs and br0nche II Is too generally
known require praise, and shall only state that
wherever possible that - 10 the two FIRST stages
ofCcnsumpto- insured in few days BY TIC means
The sole depot at New York Is at John Mihau's French
Dispensary. leS Broadway. M I'm
ORDINARY AND REFECTOKY, No
~ SxNRDe 90 Wooster corner Of Spring street, New
81 So York. OYSTERS served up IN every style
n. B.-Privste Rooms, where company
be Accommodated With Breakfast, Dinner and
supper the best the market afsds Also Wines OF the Choir
eest quality s2s sm'
DAD STONES nstiv. magnetic Iron Ore, constantly
IL on hand, and for sale, " holss-le and retail, al
FEuCTWANGERs Pharmacy, $40 Broadway,
D.. utrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

TO CONSUMkkH UT UIL NND UHr' =.
rr,E inventor and Safety Rsaeetpg srsrt
Lsmps leave can the offs dscernne Iutus
% ann rLeh 81 otl srs in brtancy and eco
Ne n f,rv Good Jt~ elers sney Store, Billiard
Rooms J;receres Hotels aud Rsettere tieh krhs WITH
a.t r,.tne the shadow saving Of % par csti over
I'll or rae Lamp net 'reeed ior " lsas tsrpn
choice assortment OF ttricss rsittrrs tan
bs seen al biz old No Cah,ras street. CT rs Ca ZEN
~ich. corner Canal o..
usual once O. MICHEL. Spirit Lsmrs
PAINTED m eschsid a the vsecn.
C.un,rr Merchants supplied as ususl on hbsrhurns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

=. for s.asssas fr.ei.. tan, Sssis e
s % "sieS isp :i osssss ssssss ::
TxyLRTrE oPPEARL AND ALABAsTER
Try isdios and be convinced frssh sspPly jsst re-
sad Is Hsdsea street; sehssshn Canal e. M GsOa
~ Borsly At s. Hsnrys'rset and C. H. Ring -. Broad
H. ALBEks d BORN, No 50 EKcLaase Place, NO stairs
BY late rivals have received l u Gssan
and D I'D fI p. ~ .o
ssrrssFrsseh q ddsrsai Widths and super EnsksA
Lastrings,alian and limitations, Of assorted widths
f Grps sa1 and Imitation e 70
Hastsrs PlssL-Moleskin and lsns NAG, Hat Bands nd
Sss .ns kssss. ss
s:tss sssd IN
sa~.e% Ssnsy is and ne s. and Cotton
Bindiag., PRINCES sss &c. &c : ' sss sn.
PORTRAIT, PICTURE,
AND LOOKING-GLASS GILT FRAMES,
PLAIN AND IN of ssPs r ss Sasy
's~'" A' Jas ROBERTSON. a Ann street. New York.
Old work repaired regilt in the best manner os I'm
ft kAn If 1T FAILS in case to effect perfect
peIOOcure in few days without the least regard to
DIET DRINK exposure or interference with business or
fl n2f e SpF
single of failure ever being known.
Of these organs doubt, the most efectaal
every sa medicine % many
5 S s sbsns. suS ha FREE
from UNPLEASANT smell be usad IN any case without
Notes.-The genuine Medicine put in bottl. with full d.
rseons tie Enssh and French and can Ony be
Price si.a bottle. ago Sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

CHEAP FASHIONABLE
TAILORIN ESTAB LISHM ENT.
lU BeeKman street, near Psart.
GENTLEMEN in want ofeOthnf will find ~ their interest
q call the sbOv. they there
the line made style that 70 nost and
squs 70 s very sestn the city at the foovsgerrser
Ds-v ios priees:-
Slp.r blaeh Glue, srgreen Dress Goats, eIs-p
lo DO DO 40 froeks, ls-2i
y lse Czfs. Pants, SIS
Vets. all ktlds, IS
G-n.lemeu fu-ussng their materials have rten
s6- rtry style al following press:-Dress
ss SITES FrOess Use 20 500 Pzzts 50 20 q Ns.n Loo
uiN. nyW sn' JOHN MOsfAII.
BLANKET REPOSITORY,
No IS South Msrkef-st cor. of IMerch ants Rosc,
BOSTON.
CUfER s.h houad Bed Blankets, great variety MsehnA1
- waite, and scarlet Negro Blankets, vsri
oas aais Coat NJ anksts. blue green snd SCARLET
flrcsssra 0f tbs Southern. western and New bngssns
MAJ are invited call a1d examine this assortment
sill be sold o. reason tle terms.
JAMES BOYD SONS, Agents Tor
els In Nschanics Manu- fsctnrinz 20
MOTT, IMFROVED sTOVEs-for Ieh.., hsils,
~ stores paror houses, steamboat ana
eahns every v1nsty, ready for delivery and
respectfully tnritei % sNsin- the and psrte
ui.y recently .xed thereto tiai be
riisd intle aud rssatcrs, ~
which usually coaveyed 10 the ehinney
whss bat s " used q entirely retained N the room
saving one-fourth Of the 70. effected BIZ the
Fo- sale ~ -TRAITON sEiMOIt,
ca in sues...ors 70 n. NOtt Co, No. ass water 81
ENOLlsH SILVER foe s.s at "a Wallet. q 81 IS ger
Il r4snd THS~fsON. seo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

MISUNDERSTANDING
II n sGY Cared without the Of the
lHEkU1 lancet however long standing.
.s@-s=@=s=ssea=4z1D by Mrs.MOTT the celebrated
Female Physician. See advertisement. o26-2r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

DAD STONES native Magnetic Iron Ore, constantly
IL on hand, and for sale, " holes-le and retail, at
FEUCTWANGER's Pharmacy, $40 Broadway,
900 Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
WORM LOZENGES.

SHERNAH,s WORM LQZENGEs the e.sisss
y medicine in the world
DR. CHURCHILL has used them in over MY eAset sute
ten aud three OF it's lie considers them sks abe
surs andre m nds them 10 all,
Mr. j. ONES has then in his family with entire
several Of hIs ends have great eon6Sspts IN
them, -. -
Col CLARKeured ofhisehildren pasrss and
Of fits ,oce ssionedty vorps.
The Hon. B. b. LEARDsLEY thinks they have ss,se the
life Of one ofhis children II had been long time in oserDe
and attended BY the best physicans Without r.f
His family doctor reeommendsd shemans Worn L11srfss
only hopes lie did and hrosgh the blessing Of vcf
ms child welsnotbsr living evidence ofeir yohcer
ri yutn.s Mr. b. Gays 20 fsrEy sloud be without them.
Nore than certificates might be added Of their truly
said at hs warehouse los Nassau street one door sbcve
Chatham. $50 EcweY 22l Bleeeker; Docds ccrbey
Bresdwsy; and lse FULTON street, breohyn
were aiso can be had sh,an's LCrenges for nervous
A.. 49, roIds Ge 40
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
LETT THE PEOPLE KNOW

THAT sec osc cases are yearly cured BY shermsh Couch
Il oreures They psreetly pleasant and effect cure
in two DAYS Of the most esressns Coughs sad ods
their value Away them
tl,ir pateuts They only the bss but the sSsst
medicine use1.
IN. Rev J. Kant cured Of mast distressing cough
rain Ia his side night and all the usual OF
scusumraion hy few shinr worth. He took them ~ Tie
advice Of ply stefan, Who had known them to cure where
re- y t;oodsteed iss eth Avenue, Lss used ether
eossb his fsy for tse and never is 70
s,rs In one on two asyr Dr. C. Castle, Dentist 2s7 bres
way then not Only as safe but certain req eSy
III, Alien saws knows beerremedy for Coughs Cclds
Asthma Whoopng Cough Group, Tshtness OF the Chest and
Consumption than shsrmsn's Cough Lcrspges He sever
tn.v any thing 10 quick and certain in er ottrs
tons 49,
ssld At ios Nassau o.. N.Y. aud 100 FultOn str,e BROCK
tvn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10

ORDINARY AND REFECToRY, No.
SALDse Wooster, Of Spring street, New
g. York. OYSTERS served up IN every style.
E n. B.-Privste Rooms, where company can
be accommodated with Breakfast, Dinner and
s2S sn+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-10
HARNDEN & CO .

DUTCH FLOWER BULBs.-Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus,
n Cr9wnnperal, Gadoius Nsrcssus Jus, 5eSeivtd hen
BAvARIAN BREW cry in NEWARK.-The superior
pure Ale brewsd in the German Style ready for SAFE
In 6bs and half bbls for family and shipping order Or
ders TO be left at
oaa I'm. WILLIAM wARBURG's, lssl Fulton st
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

subject YOU to some sacrifices your patriotism
i q sufficient guaranty that they viii be borne
with cheerfulness. The consideration, thai
we are in the service ofan irjyiod and crushed
pcope; should animate vs. in the use q every ny
honorable exertion, TO effect the common object
n view, the restoration cfthe Goyernmchs %
The days other patriot Presidents \
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
LEvERETT SALTONSTALL,Nass-
M. II. .GRINNELL, N. Y. y
THOS. CORWiN, Ohio.
TRUMAN. SMITH, Con-.
CHAS. MAYOR, Penn,
r. GARLAND, La. w,
JIG. CLARK, N. ~
JNQ BELL, Tenn.
j. NJ. BOLTS, Va. 7.
Committee.
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

VERY POINTED editor oftho Portland
publishes poem commencing with
the following pathetic stanza, and touching re-
marks: ave have read some little poetry IN
our day, and have been variously affected by
it, but our feelings were never 50 wrought
upon as in reading the following lines"
When the cold storm howls round your door
And you by light Of taper,
Sit covily by evening fire
Enjoying the last paper
Just think Of him whose work thus helps
To wear away the winter,
And put this query to yourself
Have paid up the PRlNTER2
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

LYE, THE JocKEY.--In the course Of the last
season this celebrated rider travelled upwards
Of 5000 miles, and rode 17S races, many OF
them for large stakes, Of which ne won g.
twenty.nine Of tho successful ones being Tor
Lord Eglinton eleven on Potsntate,) eleven for
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19
POETRY.
SONG OF THE AMERICAN GIRL.
sskND WHILST HIS HARP RESPONSIVE RuNG,
TWAS THUS THE LATEST MINSTREL SUNG

SONG OF THE AMERICAN GIRL.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory.
Her warriors wreath is in our hand,
Our lips breathe out her story.
Her lofty hills and yalleysgroen
Are smiling bright before us,
And IKE rainbow sign is seen
Her proud flag waving DER US.
And there are smiles upon our lips
For those who meet her foemen,
For glory's star shows no eclipse
When smiled upon by woman.
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And scorn the name oflanger,
We've smiles 10 cheer, and tears to weep
Forevery ocean ranger.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her freedom;
Our prayers are for her gallant band
Who strike where honor leads them.
We love the taintess air we breathe,
IT'S freedoms endless dover;
Wen twine for him ladeless wreath
Who scornS tyrant's power.
They tell Of frances beauties rare,
OfItaly's proud daughters;
OfScotland's ses-England's lar,
And nymphs ofShannon's waters;
We heed not all their boosted charms,
Though lords around them hover,
Our glory lies in freedoms arms
A FREEMAN FOR A LOVER.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

Read the following sections fromthe Constl-
tuition ofMississipp, and law passed at its
last session-and what honest good citizen Of
this State will not view with astonishment and
ndignation so fragrant violation ofthe Con-
stit6tion:- WoodUillc RePubscon.
FROM THE CONSTITUTION.
SECT. 14lh Of The Declaration of Rights,
"That all courts shall be open and every per-
son for an injury done HMM his lands, goods,
person or reputation, shall have remedy by
due course Of law, and right and justice admin
tsiered tOiihont stay, denial or delay"
From an act. Of the Legislature, approved
22nd Feb'y. 1910.
SEcTIoN 1st, BE Il enacted, DC. That, horc-
after all suits or actions brought to any Of thes
courts Of law this State, shall stand for pleas
and issues crdsatthe return termqf the writ,
and no trial ssaIl be had Of. said cense or iudg
nssat rendered thereon dt The return term unless
the defendant shall reGnseor neglect p pleadto
said action or TO do what IS required ~ rea.
ton TO the peadings or shall confess Or allow
judgment thereon, or unless upon the state q
the pleadings, the Court may rondeF Judgment
upon matter of'law."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

Ifyou marry a woman for money, you may
expect to have this unworthy motive cast INTO
your teeth on the very first family skirmish;;-
q could never consent, (said spirited youth
to be maintained at the expense Of my vile,
as should hate to be reproached for not hav-
ing brought any thing in the house but my
clothesn
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Monentary DeIights.

Stumbling on the stairs, hitting your tender
est corn on one step, your knee pan on another,
and spraining your ankle trying to hold your
self
After indulging freely in wine at social
dinner party, inprudently 10 visit the ladies,
and as YOU are sitting before the fire, suddenly
10 find your head manitestinga disposition to
ascend or explode--to see two fires before you,
and the ladies riding ground the room on the
chairs-to know you are very blind-be viii
ling to give all you are worth to get out, and
vet be afraid TO move or open your mouth.
L lobe told Of lrailty of weakness which you
thought you had concealed from all the world.
To hear somebody else tell your best story
and spoil it in the bargain. =
To goto pleasant party and be seized by
a distracting tooth-ache,
Toget to the reading room and find an OLD
fellow with spectacles spelling out the only pa
per you want to look at.
To be deeply interested in play, and have
your attention distracted by couple Of silly
fellows criticising at your elbow
lobe in great haste through the streets or
some vexatious errand, and have a parcel o
happy oilers sauntering esureIy long before
you, compelling you toabandon the sidewalk to
pass them.
To be asked what's the matter with you
when you fancy you are looking particularly
agreeable.
TO 90 to church. 10 hear celebrated Prea
cher, and find the pulpit occupied by some rev
lerend itiherant.
To meet a man in the street thatyou dislike
TO see, and don't know how to cut.
To return home from distant city and pay
double postage on letter that followed 20,
there and back again, after having seen. The pei
son that wrote it.-PicaWHle.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

Coon MEDIcINE.-Laugh and joke as much
as You can after dinner. II helps digestion
more than cheese or champagne. Indeed,
moderate fits Of laughter are better than
pills. . ha
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

the Duke Of Cleveland and tho rest for other
parties not Immediately connected with him.
We believe that this can scarcely be parralleledI
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

Poverty. When Poverty begs, the dogs
bark at it; and when Poverty is III, the doctors
mange it; and when Poverty is dying, the
priests scold at it; and when Poverty is dead.
nobody weeps for t.-Bal,cer.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

Western Virginia isn perfect blaze Of en-,
for Harrison Eastern Virginia VIII
give an Unprecedented majority. The wings
ofthe Old Dominion speaks confidently Of car
rying the State for the Old Hero. The Rich,
mond Wing Of the Sd says, "except General
Jackson's rapid strides to popularity in 1876
and '27, there is nothing in our history like
Gen. Harrson's finances in the same. iar-
rison and Tyler will sweep the continent right
and left"-Feliciqna Wing.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

affectionately pressing my hand, in God
name. love on - Washington irving
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

No Work after SuRper.-Do you remember
the anecdote once tod YOU Of the great Miss
c., who undertook the management of
somepfh land? She thought herself clever
enough to manage John Chawbacon and the
rest OF them; so one day she stood by when
John was at his dinner-and he did not make
the worse dinner for that Now, knowing the
elasticity of Johns stomach, as he was rising
to his work. time up she said, "John, it would
save time of coming and gong.if you would sit
down again-and take your supper" NO OBJ
lection in the world, said John, and down he
sits and iastanter dispatches another pound or
two, apd drink in proportion, ending with the
ladyship's health and many thanks. snow,
then, john" quoth the Lady BountlIul, ''you!
may 90 to your work . ''Work, ma'am,
said John, with grim" never works, ma'oni,
after supper" and so he threw himself down,
and in three minutes snored like a pig - Black
rood
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THOMAS ALLEN,
Editor and Proprietor

WASHINGTON, January 1870
0.3- FROM THE POSTMASTER GENERAAL.--"A
postmaster may enclose money in a letter tc
the publisher ola Newspaper 70 pay the sub
scription ola third person, and frank the letter
if written BY himseIfn
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

Justice 10 all mem and all sections Its re-
garded as an evidence Of his belonging TO the
people, that their enemies. call'him in derlslonI
aTaE LOG CABIN CANDIDATE" and "THE Poor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-14

tho most important political rights OF inc PeoP
whom he was presiding, commission nVe Pelsoi, -
represcnt said people, when he enc" 'hat H'c o',e
.rsops had received majority OF tie "ii"ie hul"ci
nf votes cast III the last election OF mc''ioe's u
s and thereby rendering it necessary Tor the ii"uSe
e REPRESENTATIVES. To "judgc of the elections, returns,
IA Qualifications of the persons thus returned d
Representatives aforesaid; and whereas, on an eASh'-
,,;on of the evidence to sustain the charges ai"'
MI oppears that the Governor aforesaid did, III VI,
rect violation of the Constitution OF Tue u Stes anu
his own State, arrogae to himself the riShl u
;ss;on persons as members of Congress who were
No, ..cboseu jg The People, and lmPerousy says, "whe
thor NV decision granting the certncates was rht Oh
wrono Congress- at all events, is bound to receive 't
d,ntaIs thus furnished, rs the mandate oil the slate
although the same was founded III 'ra''u' anu
EFT an organization of this House opposed to the
oruiur will: and Whereas By the lawlcss, and un
cedened' act of the aforesaid Governor, the people
If New Jersey have been deprived OF Their rSht 10 re-
,rrsentation on this oor"a right Inestimable 10 hem
and hateful 10 tyrants only and whereas thc cicctoi
~ members to represent the State of New Jersey IN the
ua of representatives of the United States belong:
70 The neope of that State, and it is the duty OF TIM
onso Ia protect them in their legitimate and constlu
iopaI rights in that particular, against INVASION ahe
usurpation from whatever quarter IT may come ant
| .Loroos this House alone has power 10 remove Tn,
sr;o,,ncc complained Of and the morning hour allotted
r. ,o consideration Of the business being insufficient
| n conplete the same as speedily as is desirable
Prssircd That the report of the Committee oil Elec
ian. relating TO the same he made the special order
the d.Aw tomorrow, at The hour of II clock and Il
cont special order Of the day on every snbse
uuent day al the hour aIorcSau, uhlil tue sau icPo
shall b. disposed of
After this resolution read, Mr.. HUNT OF Nc"
York asked that be again read rcmarkng that, If h
had understood the resolution correctly, he wished t
submit a motion to have it returned TO the honorable
mover.
The SPEAKER decided that the resolution lait
oyer of course, and therefore he could not entertain
] Mr. IL motion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-14

cal faith and from present appearances, no future event
can be more certain than that she Will sustain tne pre-
sent Chief Magistrate and his principles, by triumph
ant majority.
There is one circumstance which, IN my oPin'on'
renders the result absolutely certain IL was our 's
fortune to have been under Wing rule FOR period oi
three years, during the administrator u uo,''"o.
Rtner. In what manner da tnat i Isl; -
Tho laborina men employed upon the pubic works:
NJ l,bor;,9 man was permitted to remain IN the en.-
orment Of the State unless he would pledge hmseif
r. sn,nort the reelection of Governor RItncr he
was derived of the of earning his bread by the
syeot of his brow unless he would abandon ms rght
ia feel and to think and to act as tree ana nacpeh
dent citizen of the Commonwealth In many 'nstan'
COS The snDerntendents on our railroads and canals
morched up to the polls at the head OF numerous
hands of laborers, to enforce compliance WIN
IN. nledues which had thus been extored rom lhe''
and TO see that they voted Tor Governor MIN
The election came, and Governor h,thef was w
frated al the polls BY handsome inaJor''y ir,n
diately afterwards, it was ahhouhe.u Ua -
81 authority that this election should be treated as
e !, had never taken place The attempt 10 carry inns
,.nda,a ;nto execution produced what has been most
unnstly called the Harrisburg MOD \ revolution WIS
threatened but the leaders fled from the iearu respoh
;bty which ther had assumed, at the hrst moment OF
fancicd danger; and what had o'suh III mos
ended in broad farce.
Now Sir shall not say one word to the prejudice OF
Con II it is his misfortune in Pennsylvania to be
dentihed with the leaders of the party, which have
net described They are his chief and most prominent
aunporters and were the most active ana innuehtai ~
nrocnring his nomination; and they are sumciehlt
heavy 10 DRAG down any candidate for the PRESIDENCY
=: pS,ns,y,n;o 10 whom they are politically bound
1h;s very fact will lose Gen Harrison thousands OF IN
danendent Whig votes in Pennsylvania. trust have
now sufficiently answered the inquiry oil the senator
from Massachusetts,.