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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

(Br) Blagden, Halifax; Albany, Watson, HARE.
Arrived.
Ship Shakespeare Cornell, Is DIS I'm NOreau cotton sc to
K Collins.
Below.
One ship, two briggs.
The packet ship Gladiator Brtton for Lonso, started yes
terda mornn, but went ashore after. In gong Of
the East 10 tow OF steamer Hercules she grounded q
mud abreast of the battery trying keep clear Of large
field Of ice. She will have discharge part of her cargo
get or
he STEAMBOAT Wave los, her smoke chimney while towing
brig out OF the river, yesterday.
Loss Of the 1paiachteoiG-Ihe Apaachicoa from Tsmp.
for Nfork struck in coming the bar hat port
the 29h Dec Her situation became perou that she
had to heave overheard wo,hrds Of her cargo With diff
Ths Edward, Of NYork from Laguayra for NYork laden
With co. and hides ashore on Bodies Island, NC; brig
and cargo to be sold on the Dad inst. on the beach
The Swiss Boy, Of Rennebunt fallen in with ON
the 2sth ult Abaco bearing Ne distant 10 miles abandoned
She had been run INTO on me nigh, Of the 9th by the WA
abo the waters edge stove in and her opm,s carried
The mate and four Of the OF the ship Junior
which brings the int,gence-were put board the D.
with orders to take her to Nassau, MP
spoken.
On the 2st inst miles EsE Of Barnega, by pilot boat
Washington, French ship from GaudsIoupe for Boston.
Unttrd mates ssarrs.
Bosros Jan socid Mail, Loring, NYork Victor, Basset
do; aist. arr Vim Roscoe, Meeker, do.
NEWPORT Jan ls-The Hero, Read Fun NYork for Provi.
denee been ordered into quarantine having the small pox
on ard
HOLMES HoLs Jan lT-sld Superb Curtis Boston; passed
BY spinney Charleston for Boston, Savannah Savannah
for Boston. The harbor is nearly al sed BY ice.
PLvNourH Jan lsrhe harbor stl closed by iee several
vessels belos, waiting for il TO break up
EssrPoPr Jan Carr Lincoln, Kicker, st Johns NIB 18th,
Franklin, Billings do.
East THoMAsros. Jan l2-sr Hero New York via Ports.
msuih; Increase do via seuate, with sails ringing sc Of the
Root Rake wrecked in toe gale Of 18th u l4h sid Fred
PEARL Spoford Chsrleston.
fHARLEsro,, Jan lssd Eliza Warwick, Dav Liverpool
Lafayette Elery, NYorh nth, Emily Sherwood do.
SAVANNAH, Jan l6-sd Phiura Sterm.n, NYork.
DANr, Geo, Jan a-sld Peter Demill, Lewis, NYrk New
Jersey, do.
MonLs, Jan li-c'a Rhs., NYorhj Francis, dol Neva
do, Ssmi Ingraham, do
NEw ORLgAss Jan lied Ann, Penballow Havrs; Kutuy
of Taylor, Liverpool; Hokomok, Talmsn, Naiehez arr
Hermitage French Havana; 10th, cid M mphs Nichols, Ii
vsrpoo Edmond Perkins, lngersol svre Rochester, Owen
do; arr Clifton. Ineerssl, Nfork
KEr WET, Dee 3i-arr samT Iugham. Doane, NYork.
Foreign Ports
sr JoHs, NIB, Jan i4-Fraskn, Billings, New York via
Eas'port
H.LpAs, Jan S-sr Caroline, BAXTER NYOrk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

as The cars from the South. due night before
last. did NOT arrive at Jersey City till after five
clock yeste rday morning, in consequence OF the
suoW rain and ice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
Packets TO Arrive.

LONDON.
Philadelphia, Morgan, Feb 90
B. Queen, (s) Ro er,s, Jan
LIVERPOOL
Eurspe, Marshall, Dec 10
p. Henry. Delsuo, Dec rs
Liverpool, (s) Enelesdue, Jan 20
HAvRFs
v. de Lyen, at Bermuda. rep'g
Erie, Fuuck. Dec "a
llhone, Wotten, Jan ]
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

esIIERE SHE GOES THERE SHE GOES !!"-Ths
sec nd annual Ball Of Here she goes There she
goes :" will take place the Rehmcnd Saloon Monday.
sd February 1870 Mr.. Dsdsworth, oot ION band Is
gagged Tor the ev,urg The floor will be under the
II Committee, who have spared pains TO
make this ball pleasant aud agreeable their hrs which
gave such universal .atfacion The original here che
soe.-thsre she goes" quadre &c. selected for ;h
Tickets 81, to admit one gentleman and ladies.
ia2s "a. G. COLES, Jr, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

Mrs. Pates and children, of Burlington, ". J.,
were passengers in the Lexington.
The extensive pork house Of Messr.. Shay Il Will
lard, at Cincinnati, was burned the morning Of
the 10Th.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

nACKET SHIP SHERIDAN, FOR LIVERPOOL -
Passengers will please be board the ship tomorrow,
Saturday. 25th instant al ~ o'clock, al Orleans wharf fot
OF Wall street. at whicA time STEAMBOAT will taxa the ship
TO sea
The letter bag, will clos. at the usual places at iI o'clock
,.ll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

iFEBOATs Only real aud ssfs LIZ boats those
IL manufactured by the RoSNury India Rubber =. of Arm
s,rUus patents they capable &C supporting 5000 les e
desdwerh and when th,ted occupy the space Of hur
barrel they weigh but III los and De earned with by
two men The public shrm tsr,, aud owners IN part cu
are Invited 60 call aud examine at the Office Of the Rer
bury India Rubber Co, ala Pearl st JAS 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, Ian. 23, q A..

There been small ssls the stock exchange today
asa price, fallen still further The North American
rrus Baking Co.. declined 1t per cent? Delaware and
Hudson L. American Exchange Bank Canon stoniugon
New Jersey Railroad IT, There sales &c corporation
bomb at per discount The rate Of discounts Phla
AlpAs has increased little oday sales have been made al
q Of per cent Uneufrent money Is without charge.
There s Increasing anxiety for the British Queen, which
sss been from London twenty days. The Que
sse yesterday bouh commercial that reported
BY her the Wall street papers, will be found the
Herald Of last week.
The Pre,idea, OF the Bani Of Kentucky CIV Gwamsy
addressed letter to the Governor Of Kentucky the
ject OF the Philadelphia frauds, II does net however throw
any light upon ths mitr. lie states that arrangement,
hsd completed the agency in consequence Of
sspeions preyorsy entertained when the explosion took
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
Cleared.

Cleared
Raymond Leyenselier Cedar Key Fla, Arcot, Sherman.
Wilmington, NC; Bounty Tot,en, Newbern, NC; Charles M
Smith, Tetten, B-ltmore Matilda Robinson Tampico yohh
(Br) Biagden, Halifax; Albany Watson, Hare.
Arrived.
ship Shakespeare Cornell Is DIS I'm NOreaus, cotton, sc to
4 Collins.
One ship, two brgs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

ALMOST A FIRE.-Last evening, at nine O'CLOCK,
a blaze faIed up in the building on the corner OF
Green street and Maiden Lane. The City Hall pen
rang for five minutes, and then stopped, and the nrs
18th IL No damage done.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

Thomas Allan. the person charged with piracy O
board the Gen. Parkhil has been committed Tor tris
at Savannah.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
DAs FoRp's BILLIARD AND CHESS r.

nAs. FoRD's BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS, en-
ID trance "A Aun street aud join. the Mu"um ats Broad
way Mere THAI CIV Old a,hooed Tables have given 10
the but Few other. in except Ba,ord Gam
EIa.c sprBs steel and Improved Cloth tuai,n' they
much urei,rre by the amateur and cei ates ~ their
c,ue. can Ne shown from ~ the great players. except the
pory A, -g snese by orpo't,on factor Perch
and pay ers are ia,ued 10 Try teen 40 above.
s. q Biiatd Cloths Balls, SC. for sale - rssal s23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

IA, Bnn --ONE HUNDRED OUTLAWS EEWAhD
ID IOV. will B. paid Cor he recovery OF tie body of Mr.
Samuel snsy Manchester, Enplsnd Who pas
q, beard the esnston"oa he uest q the l3ta instant
Mr. Henry was abos 81 of sgs. light cowp ZION, black
hair little incued TO grey; smtl whshers, AID abou,
fs. nchcshgA; was dressed IN oue or tsry darn co
b,ss for watch; DARK freck coat Wit, PLATA col d.
uptsoo g. ortn in 'front.' dk hgurei vest and probably
Me- yorh mad pair Of boots with c7th se'e> N With HIN
gold watch Rckells nahs, AVID heavy ohastd
,;i,,r anuf b., with " the I'D. ale ap'rsuiea vih
he nam, o. H. H. addition 10 the ab we reward the value 81
s,v found on ire bod of Mr. Henry viii be paid Ter
OF ia recovery, BY Application 70 ,n,,,,,,
i.a0u corner Of discover street snd kSohsnss place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

AssEssMENrs-The Supreme Court have decided
that the corporation have power to assess proper
~ for improvements where the owners derive no
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

- House wANTED.-Wantsd 10 bire, small
NH House Of Broadway lower part Of the city prer.
Ared. Possession required on or before The t OF May
Applyat sfLVEsIGks'
isis N 100 Broadway ot % Wall -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

HOHNaNs. HEasALD-.ss,p ME- WIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

DlANUFORTEs FOR HIhE.-A variety OF good Plane
iores may be no ~ Fourteenth street Between
tie Fit and Sixth at short distance from tn
aosd, and be hired by the month for single
ing Ale, assortment of Psnofortes Of pat
terms, Of rosewood and MAHOGANY which will be sold
manu actu-ers pr ees, and warranted for year.
ia9a lue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

she has. addition about o) cf bills rees;vsbl.
.de. the tood. The smcu due 10 April and NAV il 70,
pos poe, and /, o,sib psy A.u. In. other bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

~ PLENDlD 200 iCAL EAbibtTlON-Now open
at 81 Canal Street few doors OF Brosd~
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, x Co have the pleasure
10 inform the public and nsturssts tina; they established
rare beautiful ard extensive Asssgerie Of Living Animals
and Beasts at the above PANIED place Their coeo.u CON-
prses great variety of the fnt specimens ofna tory
imported 10 Amoria. VIII be open for the reception Of
visitors each day, from 10Y A. NJ. to p NJ and from
N the evening dl2 en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

An attempt was made in New Orleans, on the night
Of the 10Th inst, to assassnste Mr. Sewel aide
man OF the Third Ward. The plot was. however,
discovered, and three persons arrested, from wh-m
ii was thought some information would be obtained
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

HIGHLY lNrORrANr.-L FRANK hss recently AZ
Il rived IN cry With speud,d collection &c OF
PAINT Nos celebrated artist. consisting e interesting
Eprop.ap and.csp, Seeus, Il ressantry Life, Fruit ans
~ Pieces 81 value Mldonnss SAINTS Churches &c
Also, rich French Poroslass
Bohemian Uia ard fncy Hardware
Pointed TIN Ware ofevery description
Sugar Toys. r, riured Susp
Sils Umbrellas; Ladies Shoes, Boots
Esnc, Purses and great INV other ARTICLES
an for sale At w. ~ low rices a 2 o Gran street
AZ ne 10 end. 10 veil ou bts los car be bad The
store l. open ron tid half rese seock
the Every Freely shown Md ovPsnined, 9pa
Grand s.rssl jazz lvr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

Five prisoners escaped from the state prison al
New Orleans on the 10Th instant. They first ascen MI.
ed to the roof and then descended by the Lightning
cd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

SALES or Srocrs Yf.rERDu IN PsiLApgLrHta-SiOO Lee.
high snes lsi5 o5 80 Do 1915 e5g S7i do ISIS p5i 10
share. Bank Monday g. 10 do cash Sc a. do Sos, 10 do
So Phil ,delpha Bnk O1 g trSid Baus 3Ji - North
ern Bank ny. ~; 30 vcbsbvrg Bank week Hat rs rs
Camden Amboy, 10 day, s. lOS, Ihad,ph,. and Tren
ton RR
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

sS,.sIs lo' 15a ol1,so aiD .s0s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17

"AIter all the Dragging Of the black cockade
iederalsts," says the Ohio Statesman, over the
key stone State, "aud betting too they now give
II up. Gen. Mum Is no 20 there A HansonI-
an wrote letter here to his friend day or so
since, in which he gave up Pennsylvania 10 Fan
Bmea! When have our opponents ever given up
this old Democratic State before an election until
nowl Never, and it shows haw strong public feel
ing is setting in in that quaIter for the adminlsra.
lion" And Gen. Mum is no 20 in Virginia e-
Their, or in New York, it our Information be cor.
,ect and in Ohio his chance is not much better.
II he loses these four great States 20 where, tell
US where messrs. wings, is he to gel votes enough
to elect him
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
The grand Display.

The York Gazette pa. says; it was rumored
that 600 delegates were expected from Baltimore
10 attend the Lancaster Convention. The wings
as usual were on tIp.toe in York for one CT their
grand Displays" for which they have recently
acquired so much fame One of the principal
houses was fitted up for the reception of the dele
CATION and n sumptuous supper ordered by the
Tip. Club Of York, The windows of the house
were stuck full of candles, and band of music
stationed on the balcony TO give the delegation a
musical reception. AT an early hour in the eve.
ncunclng the near approach Of The 500 delegates.
The feds Of the town assembled, rolled back their
collars and cleared their throats, and as the FIVE
passenger cars swept by, they made The air vocal
with their cheers for the Baltimore delegation The
engineer was requested to shack" the cars so
that things might be "d)ne up NICE" and permit
the committee of arrangements to receive the
delegation with all the respectful ceremonies usu.
al on such occasions. The cars moved maesti.
cally up IN front Of the hotel--this was an awful
moment--'lhe boldest held his breath for time
and as the DIOR of the foremost car was thrown
open the band struck up Ave heartily welcome''
Nc" Each car being examined respectively and
Que democrat is hustled out and four delegates.
The Gazette concludes its remarks 10 the follow
ing strain;
Reader did you ever see a general absquatu-
ahon Did YOU ever see crowd Of free and
enlightened Americans spoil mud as though il
cost no'h'ngl Did You ever see any body sent
for when they couldn't como Did you ever see
any body shot al aad just missed Ifyou DID moi,
you cannot imagine the scene that followed the
astounding discovery that four delegates bad
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
Another distinguished man has
left the Wing ranks.

Thos Il. lIooe, Esq, OF Prince William coun-
ty, Va, has come out from among the whig ranks
and joined the democrats. He has published
circular to his wing friends announcing this fact
and his determination TO support Martin Van Bu
rem. Mr.. Ilooe. we believe is a near relation Or
the celebrated Lieutenant IIooe, Of humbug no.
toriety. From his circular, which Is very ably
written, we make the following extract.
"These awful anticipatIons and fears are but too
fully warranted by mouruiul experience Such
an instruction has broken upon US in our own
time and in our own State in its most frightfuI
horrors, and saked its spirit IN the ind,scriminate
buichery of men, women and children. Ii NAV
come again. The danger ia 100 great for pa,lioi
ism TO slumber at lis post, and the consequences
too fearful for philanthropy 10 be still In thi,
state of things, when this frantic crew, having
adopted an efficient organization, were endeayor.
ing 10 bring the action Of Government to bear
upon our institutions, MIR Van Buren,, with NOR.
al courage, which would have graced the proudest
days OF Greece or Rome, nerposing TO protect
oui rights, and save the Constitution, pledged
himself 10 rsio any bill interfering Nth slareru
in The STATES, Territories, and Districts"
"Nh'ls he IS thus encOuntering the mad spirit
Of the party, General Harrison has meanly truck.
led TO them, and c"urted their support, at the ex.
pense of his character. Not satisfied with silent.
ly permitting them TO claim his nomination as an
anli-slayery victory not satisfied win encoura.
g'ng assurances privately given 10 an Abolition
editor IN his own State; he dispatches u private
and confidential letter to George Evans of Maine,
holding out again encouraging assurances to the
Abol'honIsts ollhe North, at the very moment he
Is distributing documents at the South denounc.
ing them and their hend like schemes Thus
has he committed an act Of deliberate duplciy,
which, for the FIRST time, dishonors Presidential
canvass"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
SPREAD IT FROM MAINE TO GEOR
GA.

u That if EVERY DEMOCRATIC voter
n the United States GOES TO THE POLLS
and CASTS HIS VOTE, our distinguished Pc.
sdent. MARTIN VAN buren,, will be RE.
ELECTED by much LARGER MAORI.
TY than he received in 1886. It's only through
APATHY thai the Democratic party can be de-
(eated. AROUSE then, in vale and in glen, and
let no man, however humble, STAY AT HON Ell
Pat FIRE on the back d every Democratic
ts,rapia" March to the POLLS, not singly
and alone, but in haiiaiions and REGIMENTS, nay
by ARMIES!! COVE ONE! COME ALL!
" Come as the mountain wind comes in It's path,
When the tempest hath reused ii lrLm sleep;
Come as the ocean wave comes in its wrath,
When the storm-splrt Irowns on the deep"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
RALLY, RALLY FREEMEN.
A good sign-thc Merchants NOV
Ing.

The call for u democratic meeting, to be held
on the steps of the Exchange in New York, was
signed by about tow hundred Of the most sub
stan'ia! mercantile firms in that city. This looks
as if the merch ants of New York were waking up
to their true interests. Many Of them have until
recently been opponents Of the Independent
Treasury. Our friends in the city of New York
will do their part towards redeemng the State
and give us besides four democratic members Of
Congress.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
Harrison Is O FcdeTRlist.
HERE ARE THE PROOFS TAKEN FROM
RECORDED FACTS.

AALkOANDAa% ~ -
Ia 1873 he was aVpninse4 Secretary u the North
Western Territory uu,ler the black cOekade admin
i.,-s,.oa Of tie elder Adams
Hs-r.oa was elected 10 1893 Delegate 10 Con
ares, bv the Legislature Of ne North western tern
fory--a very large ms rty Of the members d whiSh
body we're edersists as IS proven by the fact Tbs,
riey drew Up snd passed almost unanimously an al
dre.s to John Adams, approving decidedly Of the
whole course Of his Administration.
As Delegate in Congress, he made speech in
favor of Adams Standing army. This was the FIRST
decided step which lie took as public man, aud 1t
clearly showed bis federal P'opensi,s; cor the sand
mo army was consolidated the test question al lie
dav, the republicans opposing, and the iederasts
supporting IT, A short time afler he had made this
demonstration in favor Of tie federal party, he was
nominated by John Adams, whose known maxim
was 10 reward none but "lhe faithful" Governor of
the Territory If Indiana, and federal senate sane
toned the nomination.
He hosled The black cockade. the badge offeder-
ali,m during the reign OF terror, fact proven by
several living witnesses Of unimpeachable 'eraclly.
lie was ON TIC NttAhdl UNIV W SOh" " -AHS"e
in 1874 Almost all lIo supporters olJohn z. I'D
ans, at that day, in the South and west were fed
eralsls, aud Harrison was no doubt put on the lick
ct because he was considered prominent man o.
that party.
lie was charged by John. Randolph in the Senate
of the United States with having been "a jealous s.
frank supporter Of the sedIion law and black cock
ade administration" orJohn Adams and he, in effect
admitted the charge.
He sustained the administration Of John @. Ad-
ans, and among other measures ubnoxious to Me
democratic republican party which he voted for
was that wild foolish and visionary PROJECT the Pana.
ma mission.
He was appointed Minister to Columbia, BY j
O. Adams for his services TO him and the federal par
~.
In his Chevot speech, delivered in 1898, he rec.
commended the proclamation of the President, Of
December 10th 1882 and the federal speeches o.
Daniel Webster in reply 10 Mr.. Calhoun as con-
tanning the most eloquent ami satisfactory exposi-
ton of the principles upon which the Goyernmen
OF our Union was fou..ded that had been recently
published He never while in Congress gave
strictly republican vote on any party question, bu
invariably sided with the federaliss, and agans
such republicans as Macon and TazeweI.
lfthese facts do not prove him to be fderast
then there has never been any such party IN III,
country.
State Rights men, Democratic Republicans. yo,
cannot support such mani Consistency and patr
otsm alike forbid il!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
Democrats organize and prepare
for the battle!

The day approaches You have not moment
to lose. BE ready then! Let committees OF
vigilance be appointed at every precIn't' to call
out the voters. II is al important that every
democra, should be at the polls. Your enemy IS
drilled. organized cops, bold active and conf
dent, and unless you meet him IN solid phalanx
aud in unbroken ranks. you cannot expect to
achieve victory. Listen to the following sug
gesiions-they are borrowed mostly from fellow
laborer in the cause Of democracy but they will
moi on that account, We trust, lose any oil their
force
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17

come W az fee cars from Baltimore! All al once
the enthusiastic uhigs seemed transformed into a
crowd Of hungry men with The dinner oe,l fihg,ng
~ their ears-they seemed ~ what JACK Downing
would call "an everlasting fpuiteri" Ia ie"
moments the music gave out ns last dying STAN
the lights disappeared from The tavern WIN
dows--,he grand eGlemPOre COMMITTEE Of rsteP'
iivn had .bullsd."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
1--WE Demand Protective Tariff,

We need not 90 far, or go back, for proof OF
tie pregnant truth Of one of the charges against
the Harrison party in Mr. McDufie's letter 10 the
Greenvlle meeting. The last mail brings us the
particulars Of the great Wing celebration a, Bos
ton, which was composed Of delegates flom II
States. No less than NINE of the banners nara.
ded in their procession, bore such notices as the
following
WE DEMAND 4 PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
Charleston Mercury.
There 1t is gentlemen wings Of the South, how
do you hike such demands as The above upon your
patriotism. Is there wing orator south Of Ma
son aud Dlxon's line tina, dare declare that he is
the TREND oiihe Protective system. We answer
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
THE TRUE ISSUE.

Shall ours be GOVERNMENT OF THE
BANKS or a GOVERNMENT OF THE
PEOPLE? Shall rc hare a CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, or an UNC0NSTlTUTl0N-
AL NATIONAL BANK Shall ne hare Cow
srIrurIoNAL CURRENCY oT GOLD and SILVER,
or one Of IRREDEE.MABLE PAPER Shall
zoe lire under the depotism Of MoNEYED Ans.
rocRAcV, or under the safeguards Of FREE
CONSTITUTIONS Nv ashington Chrnn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
For Stale Treasurer,
WILLIAM N + + ID i,

p1- We are authorized 10 announce JAMES NJ.
DowEs as a candidate for Treasurer Of State TO I'll
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Col. J. G.
Williams.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-17
Eeenithefrc the People

Thai Martin Van BuIen OPpOstd Ihe "sr Of
Isl2.-.lrguS
The uboys IS base fai'shOOd-snd the author
il be knew any hing must have known that he
vas forging as base a lie US was ever Penned.
"TAa, a, the time when The fleets Of England
numbered our ships, and impressed our seamer,
hs thoughts Of Mr.. Fan Buren, trsrs still IN ia
cor Of peace; thus showing the inherent cowaid-
ice Of his nature and want Of sympathy with bis
suffering irllow-cIlizens.--.4rgus.
Perhaps We we're mistaken, the author appears
TO be able to divine the thoughts Of Mr.. Van Blu
rem rs years ago. We have the position that
Mr. Van Buren, occupied in 1871, twelve months
before war was declared which shows what has
thoughts then ,oere on The subject o. wGr. They
shall appear