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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
u-J.No EXCUSE FOR A COUGH


n-J-NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH.
There il no mistake in tho genuine COM
POUND BONESET CANDY, MEDIC.4.
TED, If you procure the genuine article
prepared by WIN. BROWN, Chemist, 48l
Washington street, Boston For genuine
see that the candy is stamped WM. BRowN,
and the directions signed also.) In curing
Coughs, Colds, lIosrseness, Sore Throat,
Phthsic, Hopping Cough, &c, this Is the
article that has given so much satisfaction
the past thirteen years, for the above purpose
and for clearing the voice of vocallsts and
public speakers. No better evidence is
wanting Of its superiority over all other kinds
o: cough remedies, than 10 read the following
certificate.
hereby certify that have mancfautnred
from n medicntcd dccoctlon furnished by
VIM. Brown, rising Of Iiosniy Thousand
Pounds Of his CoaPoUSp BonEsEr CANDY,
and from the present demand. the sales must
very much increase the coming season.
JAS. RICHARDSON,
375 Washington street
There is no longer any doubt in recon-
mending the above as the NEST popular rem
edy for coughs SC. In fact, 1t is literally IN
he mouth of The whole community.
! CAUTIos.-There being now offered Ia
the public several counterfeit articles, intend
ed to be palmed of for genuine, | again
mention that the directions are signed WI IN.
Brown
The true article is for sale in Boston n,
wholesale and retail by the Manufacturer,
corner Of Washington and Elliot sts.. WM.
BRowS; md in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR
and X. X. HAZARD. lOct. Il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Sunday School Books,

SELECTED with cnre for the purpose
- large variety, such AS has been approved
Of by purchasers for Sunday School Libra
res. The subscriber sells these and Family
Bibles, Poyglo, Bibles, pocket editions also
all for sale at cost by
Mny5.1 JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Dr. JayneS' Medicines.

A N assortment Of DR.. Jaynes' Medicines
"A Just received from Phlladclphis. and for
sale whole sale and retail by DR.. II. r. HAZ.
ARD. at the sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Washington square, Newport, Il. !.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
~GENUINE BUFFALO OIL,
cqR

TO PROMOTE TnE. GRUW1H AND hEtCTIFN
1lE HAIR. The uIensi and ttue Article l. put up
only by WV. Ia wv, 4el NashingNh street. A. a
Of countrrfrs hBve recently app AIRED In get
th. g-nuino-srv that the outside Wrapper rhfh'u
'Wm bTown ' also c'py'iglt hrs h"eh suCnt,u
nj entofed eurdinr to act ot tnngrs IN The terks
Nee OF thu is Tiet Court in leiu. me "bo'e aHlC
IL fast taking the place OF all others, to promote 'e
growth and bsautify the hair u sves II be'nlli u
.,,n clos, and cau,ra il 1, cui ana fnT tier than
nny vegetable preparItion fot ,aic ~ nSt"n ny TIE
oprirtor nd rstaiI.d by all hs rus get, ana !et-
mmrrs ,u sale hy silthc Dmegi,n in ltovidrnce,
Nswpo l. New BedTuId Tauni"H. luw,n, salem,
N.,hut xpnt, Worc..sr sutinyhc.d, GeI. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Stoves Stoves Stoves , I.

I have on hand general supply Of lmpro-
L we'd Union Stoves, suitable for wood or
coal, made at the Merton Furnsce.-Also,
OH assortment Of Improved Union Stoves,
made a, the Newport and Warren Furnaces,
by Brayton SHADES patterns, all of which will
be sold ss low az can be purchased else
where. Also, some Old patterns sold at cost
! An assortment of Collins stoves Of new
pattern. which is calculated for Psrior.-very
ecenomics! for fuel.
| I wish those who are in wat, Of stoves to
call aud see for themselves. Old stoves Ia.
ken in part pay for new.
A large supply Of TIN WARE on hand
and for sale low.
All orders punctuslly attended 10.
WI l.. MELVILL.
Sept. Is.
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Please 10 take Notice.

A want to sell my place, four
&JEnk and half miles from New
a1iiiH port, few rods from the moin
ETxsxkSs8 road that leads to the Stone
Bridge, AZ acres or thereabouts with two
story house, painted, 2S by 25 feet; new barn,
aud other on, buildings, first rutc well Of
water, with a garden containing currani,
gooseberry and raspberry bushes, and aspara-
gus bcd-4 acres Of fruit trees, apples, pears,
peaches, cherries of three kinds-remalns of
a nursery of apple and buttonwood trees
OK and horse CARTS wagon, farming tools,
and oil the stock. For further particulars
please to visit the premises. and see for your
selves. PARDON WHITE.
Portsmouth, Dee. II, 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, 4
AIANITEA AC'II1RING

WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, y
MANUFACTURING.
vuNIlE public are respectfully informed, ,hs,
j the subscriber will carry on the IVooi
Cording. Spinning r Manufacturing bu'i.
ness, at tho Mill, occupied by the late firm OF
Gould 4 Du,fee, in Portsmouth. and hopes his
old friends and patrons in that branch OF this
bus,ness, will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC 2. OURFEE.
Portsmouth. April o, 1910.
n. B.-hriiclos intended FOR other OF the
above establishments may DO left with Sanford
Almy, Little Compton Wm. Alny, 1iverion ;
J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry; Underwood Carr, Id
vsud S,snhope, or u. u. Wilbonr, Newport,
and a, B. browns Hotel. Portsmouth,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Retailing MOl9sScs.
NINWE0GW
ID Y IL III OU S e.
JOHN II. CLEGG
SILK, COTTON, AND W00lEN DYER,


w OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public, (of Newport aud vicinl'
ty,) that he has taken the DYE HOUSE,
formerly occupied by J. Vincr, situated on
Tanner street, east Of the Friends Meeting
House, where he is prepared to Dye and
finish in the best possible manner, the fol-
lowing articles, viz: such ns
Broadcloths, Silks,
Cassimcres, Grapes,
Mernos, Satlns,
Circassians, PoDgees,
Bonbazins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
Also, permanent colors on carpet yarn
m-rino, circassian, bombazin.& Grape dresses
gentlemen's wooen garments, such as dress
frock and great coats, surtou,s, vests aud pan
taloons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
He will also clean gentlemen's wooen
garments Of every description, IN neat style
--merino and cashmere shawls ceansed and
whtcncd. without injury to the border-cnr-
pets and woolcn table cloths cleansed also.
Ladies dresses colored for one dollar each.
o.. All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt attertion.-A. nj. Tho
mas. Wickford-John Hedley, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct. C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
LISCOM g. THURBER,
PIANo.roRTE MAKERS,

HAVE now finished and are constantly
H making, PIANO FORTES of the
most improved and modern style, which they
offer for sale on the most favorable terms,
aud warrant equal to any made in this coun-
try in poin, Of tone, finish, aud durability
Tie great number of instrumc nts which they
have sold for the last two years, is alone suf'
fcient proof Of their superiority. To those
who hnye never seen instruments of their
make, they would respectfully refer to Prof.
TAyLoR Of Newport, or Prof X. d. TAYLOR
OF Providence.
W0RE ROOMS, No. SO & IS Westuin.
lister street.
Providence, May Is. lS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Cloth Dressing & COIOring.

Cloth Dressing q COIOrInS'
vuNIlE subscriber, respectfully informs his
IL friends and tho public, that ho continues
to carry on the Cloth Dressing and Coioring
business ut the well known MILL, formerly
rented by Gould & Durfus. in Portsmouth, and
will be happy to wait on his old customers and
the public a. heretofore.
Wv THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April 9, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
WIN. S. VOSE,

nFFERS for sale his whole stock Of Con.
~ fectionary, Toys, Soda works and fix
lures, as they now stand IN the store ut ror-
kct square; the opportunity that now offers
for some QUO to gc, rich don't happen every
day, as all get rich tbst enlist under the sugar
plum banner. The store will DO let for one
year or more.
Also, two Of PENS Billiard Tables OF the
hrst quality for sale. and room to let.
Also, room in 81 story, suitable for nm office
or club room, I6 by "a. For further par,lcu-
ar. enou,re as above. Sept. O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
FASHIONABLE HATS!
To the Afflicted.

VA + would call the attention Of the afflict-
w cd TO the celebrated Medicines prepared
by DR.. l.. GlRARDiN. They are particularly
adapted to the cure Of the following class Of dis
eases in all THEN different stages ALL pIsEAs-
Es Of a private nature Mercurial Eruptons and
all those arising from The abuse Of mercury; Ul-
GERS and sores of every description Scrofua.
Erecipslas, Cancers, Scurvy, Cranial Erupticns,
Ulcers OF the Palate. Nose, Throat, Tongue, Sc.
Enlars cement OF Bones, Sore Legs, Whit. Swell
iling,. vencrial Ulcers. Syphilis, (recent or old
standing cases) Gonorrhea, elects, Structures,
Seminal Weakness, Idrocele, Exostos, Female
w eaknrss. (whites) Falling ofthe womb. Pains
in tho Stomach, Back and Side all afflicted or
suffering under protrac,ed cases aggravated or
unsuccessfully treated. may consult the Doctor
always with a guarantee Of a permanent cure.
MEDICAL OFFICE, No. 1856 l-2 North
Main ST. Providence, where can be found his
celebrated ELIXIR and PILLS. Also hls
LIrE Rss1 1oRATivk, for the cure Of Consuntp-
tion Prce 81 per bottle, half bottle 81.
| Aug. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

- A very pleasantly situated and
f5Ts valuable FARM, laying on the
l east slde of the Island, IL miles
l4M8 from town being partly IN Mid
dletown aud partly in Portsmouth, containing
1873 acres Of excellent land. is we'll fenced
with stone wall has on il a double two story
dwelling house. 4 good wash room, cheese
aud milk house, crib and grain house, and a
large double barn all the buildings are in
good repsir; also good well Of excellent
soft water likewise, wa,er grst mill that
will rent for $50 per yeur, and is IN excellent
grinding order II hiss also a large full grown
greenlng orchard, and young orchard, both
in full bearing of excellent fruit. The farm
will be sold or reasonable terms as to price
aud credit any one wishing to secure an in
dependence for life, will do well to purchase.
I, is seldom such farm is offered for sole on
this Island. For further information and
terms, apply To ROBINSON POTTER.
Newport, Jan. 81, lS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
EAGLE HOTEL. for Sale.

R- The subscriber intending 10
@!:rk rcIinquish the business in
Hiiin which he has been long enga
E4sS@S ged, offers for sale ,ha estsb
IIshment, IN Newport, so well known az the
EAGLE HorEL.
The house was mostly rebuilt in 1886; is
ninety eight feet in length, and thirty-hve in
breadth and contains four parlor., y large
aud convenient dining hall, and rooms for the
comfortable occupancy Of seventy boarders.
Attached to it there are garden, on,houses,
stables and every desirable convenience
The central position and extensive accommo-
daiions Of this establishment will always Sc
cure for il n full share of public support stsll
seasons Of the year. II will be sold with or
without the furniture. For terms, apply to
The presen. proprietor and occupant
THOMAS row WNSEND.
Newport, r. !. Sept. IL, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
JUST RECEIVED,
CLOTHS,
C.ASSLMERES,
SATILNETS,
BEAVER CLOTHS,
and VESTI.NGS S,
At No. 1872,
by J. NJ. COOK, g. Co.
Oct.7.
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS
For sale at James Ham,nond's Bookstore.
The Martyrs Of Science; or the lives ot
Calico, Tycbo Brake aud Kepler, by Sir Da.
vid Brewster, vol.
An historical and descriptive account OF
Iceland, Greenland and the Faroc Islands, J.
Manners and customs Of the Japanese m
the 10Th century, from the account o' recent
Dutch residents in Japan, vol.
The History of Connecticut from The first
settlement to the present time, by Theodore
Dwight, jr. vol.
Ruins Of Ancient Clties,with general and
particular account Of their rise, fall. nnd pres
ent condition, by Charles Buckle, 2v.
Masterman Ready, or the Wreck Of the
Pacific. by Marrya,t. vol.
Rollo's Code of Morals. or the Rules Of
Duty for children, by Jacob Abbott, | VOL
Oct IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
LINENS.

uNARK Linen Drilling. Dark Linens, Stripe
- Dullings, Heavy White Linen Drilling
striped and plain, for sale =, No: l32 by
IN, COOK y Co.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
OFFICE $50, THAhIs-SrRrEI,
~ khe head Of the CoURT, in rear Of .hesUs.
Il. +. T. w. Nespton's.
I'm this paper. the La,os Of the !Siais and cf the
United States are putiished by .fufhority.
"a in advance, or 81, rs At tho end OF the year.
Es sINSLs cory. SIX CENTS -Gl

9Th. LAUREL, or Ladies' Literary Report
tory" is published on the lst and 18th Of
every month at this Office, at 81 per year,
in advance, or 81 so at the end Of the year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
FOR SALE,

wv C'hs
AA TWO adjoining FARMS, ia,o
::R the property Of John Weed.n, doc.
sss,T pleasantly situated on the Eastery
sA4 side Of Conancut Island, contain.
ing together nearly 300 Acres and extending
each from the road to the shore. They are
suitably divided, we'll watered, have valuable
privilege for sea manure, and combine advin.
tages of soil, situation. &c. not usually found
They can be conveniently improved together
or separately, and moro or less land will bs
sold with either Farm to suit the purchaser
Sale Of the above property, or 4 part thereof,
10 to be made in compliance with tho Will Of
tho late owner, and those desrous Of purchas-
ing will do well to make early application. A
part Of the purchase money can lie on secu-
rity if desired. Terms made known on appli.
cation to X. II. Weeden OH tho premises, or to
DAsiEL J. WEEDES, Portsmouth,, ! r.
JoHs II. WEEDES, Pawtuckot.
Jamestown, Aug. 26, lS4l.-t3m.J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
From the Phil.delphia Saturday Courier.
THE NEW HAT;
Or, The Beautiful Strawberry Girl.
A STORY, CONTINGENT ON THE TALE OF
"THE LAST BLANKET"
Br PROFESSOR irGRAHAaE, .7uthor of "Laftie,
"Capt. Kyd," "7he Quadroons," &c.

Virtue IL is gives dignity to toll
Ask not WHAT hands to shape and esrry, hut
Ask thou rather II tn HANDS. themselves bo stainless
Look not To see II vesiDIcnts he all rich,
A nd nnely woven, and embroidered well,
hut IL the heart lie hOnesl that doth beat within
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02

actual service and MISC in violation of another sa
cred provision OF that instrument, which declares,
"that in all prosecutions for criminal offences the
person accused shall have right to speedy pub
lie trial by an impartial jury by the country with
out tho unanimous consent Of which Jury he can
not be found guilty"
The Council find the 9TH section in the tenth
chapter of the law passed on the 10Th day of No
vember, A. d. 1889, to be, if possible excep
tionable than the other sections n said chapter,
specified as aforesaid.
Certain penalties are therein imposed on officers
required by said laws to make returns in writing
and on failure TO perform their duty, the officer
whom such return should have been made, may dc
mand the penalty of the delinquent officer either
verbally or in writing; and if the delinquent shall
neglect or refuse to pay said fine within fifteen
days after demand made as aforesaid, then the off
Ger 10 whom such return should have been made,
shall issue his execution therefor.
The Council consider this section, as not only
contravening the principles of the Constitution, but
despoc in its character and wholly repugnant to
the spirit and genius Of our gov ernment.
| The militia in actual service is very different
thing from the militia called out for ordinary disci
pline, or for the review Of arms and the exception
| IN the 18th article Of the constitution in no wise
authorizes the above enactment.
The same body have agreed to recommend the
election of county officers by the people of the
eral Coun ties, except justices of the peace, whom
il is proposed, shall be elected by the towns,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
THE COUNCIL OF CENsoRs

NOW In session at Montpelier have pronounced
several sections of the late Militia law unconstitu
'""s" Ihey presented the following commune
'"uo" 10 The legislature upon the subject:
heso'Ved That so much of the acts passed on
, mo ISL day ofNovember, A. d 1887, and on the
~" I'd y OF November, A. ID 1880, regulating and
s''e'"hg the militia OF this State when not in ac-
I'' service, as are hereafter mentioned and point.
0u'' are unconstitutional and ought not have
w" passed. TO wit: In chapter nine and sec
n'a p'@, The articles numbered l q, 3, a, s, 12,
,"a 81 In chapter cleosn, the sections numbered
$50, =, and z, passed the first day of Novem-
1901 Also in chapter si1 the section num-
u o and in chapter eight the sections mum.
\. o'4,5, 6, z, 8, and 8; and also IN chapter
sal "e sections numbered 7, ~, Is, and ID, pas
nv "e 'Sth day OF November 1899
,,i1 af.cies and sections above enumerated con-
sn' provisions for imposing diverse amercemeuts,
anu iorfeitures, on citizens of this State, for
wi,h ""afY conduct and disobedience of orders,
and , one Intervention of any civil magistrate
~ A'uoing the right OF trial by jury
a.. "' me is imposed by a court martial. and tho
tho aoos eniorced by The levy Of execution on
Tb;s ' chattels, or body, OF the delinquent.
rect vi. "e Council ofCensors believe to be in d.
lion e',on Of the 18th Article OF the Constitu
can j. '''h declares, "that no person in this State
spv guy case be subjected TO law martial, or TO
cen, ,ho and pains by virtue of that law, ex
Poyed IN the army and the milita in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
Dsg =

In Coventry, Oct. ~, II cSaSsr rash, ENrLr.
younges, child Luther AID Cyut,i1 Morrill,, ng
ed years and . months.
In Franconia, N. II. of typhus fever, Oct 10,
HANNAH, wife of Capt. Lewis Graham, aged %.
In Danvillo, 22d ult. MIR Benjamin Dem'ng, ag
ed c7-iather Of the Hon Benjamin i. Domng,
deceased. Mr. ID was revolutionary pensicner,
and for several years past worthy aud exemplary
member OF the Congregational Church in tins
place [Siar.
while at dinner at Montpelier on FRIDAY last, was
suddenly taken ILL., and although medical aid was
Immediately called, he expired in few minutes
[Corecton.l In Cabot, Oct. IL, oflyphus fcveri
Miss Massey X. HALL, youngest daughter of John
and Jane Hall, aged 10 years,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
Jones's majority,
1888

GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS During the last seven
teen years, Geological Surveys have been com
menced in nineteen Of the States and two Terr>
tories Of the Union. This embraces an area Of
nearly seven hundred thousand square miles Du-
ring the last four years the General or State Gov
ernments have employed twenty five principal &c.
ologists, and forty assistants
LARGE PoTAToE.-Mr John Peach, Jr., of New
Castle Hundred, Del. raised sweet potatoe this
season, whch weighed two pounds and half, and
measured one foot in length, and the in d-
ameter.
THE New CABINET at Washington is queerly
divided on the subject of matrimony. Mr. Webster
and Mr. Spencer the only married gentlemen
in the Cabinet. The elegant Mr. Legare of South
Carolina is bachelor. Messrs Forward, Wcklff
and Upshur, are wldowers.
Hon. julius e. AFFORD, Hon. EUGENIUs A.
NIsBEr, Members of Congress from Georgia, have
resigned their seats, on the plea Of i'll health.
The number Of females employed in Massa.
chusets is 40, 900, of whom about "a 900 are in the
wooden factories. The aggregate amount of their
earnings, annually, is estimated al four millions OF
dollars
Thaddeus Stevens elected u member OF the As
sembly of Pennsylvania
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
NsMm RRM@Rga

In this Gown, Oct. %, by Rev J. "A. Worcester,
WILLARD 8. CusnMAS, Principal OF The Grammar
School ofihe College Of Frnnklin, opelousns, In.
of this !own.
mir &. with his young and lovely BRIDE LEFT i'm
mediaieIy lur La. And ,hou art Indeed gone, E
liza Well, as thou hast lorsRkeu thy happy
home "fnr this cause permit W 20 commend thee
TO the affections and companionship Of the sener
Gus and good ia the place Of thine abodo-and to
unite feryent desire with the desire of thy ma
ny friends here, that thy days on earth may be ma
nv and Joyous, and ;hat, when the golden bowl
shall be broken, "she hrih done what she could
may in truth be written n ;hine epaph.
Our thanks Tor beautiful slice of tho bridal cake
In Albany, Oct. 10, by Rev. J. Johnson, Mr.
CHARLES HOwARo, Of Irasburgh to Miss LuerSDA
But, Of Albany.
IN Wheeocl, Oct 49, ~ Joseph lde, Esq. Sir
DARIUS nARTIS 10 MIsS SARAH Ans ToPaEM.
In Groion, Oct. IL, bv John Darling, Esq. MIR
EZRA FvRSEss, of Jam"ic', to Miss MARTHA BAI
r.Y, of Groion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-02
COURAGE!

.,,, amusing TO witness the noisy exulta-
,',o Ioco(oco press over thor temporary,
K lion u W. .,o6,less. successes. Were we to be-
" and "''e hoos,C,l and false accounts OF the cleo
" ".,. hey would persuade US mat 'hey n'a sa'".o
~'' ,,Lsre. That their success was the result,
W e'eG ,hoir own qain but of the negligence OF
M D" the Wings which, though comparative
n.u was large enough, If Withdrawn for
n ,.' ,,om the polls, to leave us in temporary
q '.o,;v can be easily proved every where, and
WI y.t we hear the Tories talking ofthelr gains:
,g. ,,,., none of our Wing friends will permit
Il I..,oIvos to be duped by an artfce so shallow,
ID ocontion so gross, The Loco Focos have gam
II oowbere. Instead of gaining, they have not
\ .., ,h,ovn so many votes as they throw last
.o. hr MANY thousands. True, the Wings have
hlon off in far greater ratio, but are the Loco
mco msifers so weak as to suppose that the nun
1rod thousand Wing votes who have staid at home
IN Maine, Vermont, Maryland, Georgia and Penn>
.r,v,r;a have been annihilated2 Or do they flat
,er themselves they can dupe their readers into
the belief that they have gained any popular
strength, when their vote is almost every where a
smaller one shan last year?
No, the fell spirit of Loco Focoism may, for a
while, be permitted, by the criminal neglect ola
norton of the Democracy of the country, to attain
temporary oscendancy in a few Wing States,
but it has nowhere gained ground. few months
Of calm reflection upon the criminalty and folly
Oihe neglect of duty, will awaken our friends
Oawoper sense oftheir duty, and lead them to
shake off the supor, which has caused so much
main 10 their friends and so much exnltation to
their opponents. They will show that the nation
is ain Wing to the core-ihat the Loco Focos have
in reality gained othing-Boston Atlas
BE- OF Coop CHEER.-As we cannot holp our
selves, our adversaries welcome to the victo
rcs they have won, and all the fruits--few and
no, sweet, we predict-which may enure. Thor
n Ongh\y convinced that the present reverse will
work together for ultimate good, we feel no depres
son and look forward with as buoyant hopes, as
we did whonOId Tip was speeding through the Con
\ hderacy. The great Wing majority Of le40 still
elIsts-stlll animated by the same indomitable
love of jbely-still abhorring Locolocoism, and
'sdemoraIzing doctrines and detestable Practices
and when the hour arrives TO strike the decisive
blow, 1t will rally man to the ue.--Rich
mOad Hhig