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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

u We those fond mechanical Improvements to
Report ofihe Committee on Manufactures of the Amer
Instuie on Fire Ping brought from Cincinnati
by DIR. s B. Davies, whose advertisement WI be found
another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% Beware of cheating votss' Compare your
ballot carefully with the ticket published in this
paper. All kinds of tricks will be tried to vitiate
the Wing votes. For instance: we have been
shown Wing vote with the name of Michael
Wa1sk both at the head and foot of the Assembly
ticket, and those of two Wings left eff. Of course
this would not answer. Look to your ballots
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

KEEP IT BEroRE THE ProrLg.-That TRoxAs
LLoYD, the Loco-Foeo Collector of Taxes, hs,
robbed the People Of EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
That JONATHAN d. STEVENSON, their favor,e
witness, and their candidate for the Assembly, or
any Office be can get, is short FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
That JOHN AHERs, Mayor Morris's Clerk, isa
defaulter to the amount OF SEVENTY or EieRry
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
That JAMES II. WARD, Mayor Moriss FRS,
Marshal, has already made a mistake 50 he calls
it) of some TENS of THOUSANDS more.
So much has already been paid for Ioco-Foco
Office holders. How much are the people
wiisg to pay Les the polls tell the story ,c.
day. lAmerican.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

. IVaN-street The whoe route from this City
Northward and Westward is now exclusively run
by Poneroy & Co.
USEQUALkD ENrERPRIzE--DIcKENs new
work reached lhis city by the Great Western on
Sunday night at about clock At 7. Nj yes
terday-only nineteen hours after its arrival, Mr.
WINCHESTER of the New World issued the COM
plete cork in neat octave form, sent II TO every
part of the United States by mail, and deluged the
CITY with thousands upon thousands Of copies. If
there be anything in the history of Printing to ex-
eel this, we are ignorant Of it. 1t is but fair
specimen of the expedition with which foreign
works are reprinted at the New World Office.
CHEERING FROM THE WEsr.-The prospect in
ERIE COUNTY is most favorable. A letter in the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the 4th instant
says, that the country towns of that County will
give at least $500 majority for Bradish, and they
call upon Buffalo to make up 5000 Mr.. Fillmore
is on duty advocating the Protective Policy to
great gatherings of the people.
Chautauque is also gloriously aroused Our
friends are confident that they will give BRADIsH
ana L UHMAH %J-1U0 10 -,0Uu majority.
Texas "A letter has Just been received from
Washington dated Nov. 4, which contains the
following passage BY news which has just
now reached US from Fort Jesup it appears prob
able that the Texans have been routed by the
Mexican forces, about forty miles south of San An
tonic. Eve Post.
ChRD-i have JUS, been shown, for The 6fst time, a
Ticket headed AMERICAN TICKET, upon which find 10
my surprise my placed candidate fer the Assem-
bly, deem it proper state tina; have mol authorized
in any manner such Of my have neser been
consulted the subject, had The slightest hint given
that any movement OF The American party TO be
made the present Election. Under these circumstances
ii needless for say ba peremptorly decline the
nomination.
have also been shown for the first time, this morning
currlous persena! remarks The occasion OF the
publication OF this Ticker, By the New-York Express
They who rscolec; the forgery letter and the append
Tag OF my il 10 tsat Journal the morning Of a
former Election Will know bow appreciate The naIip.
nancy OF us present attack upon me- and the facility with
which il add insult to injury. Che ofende non par
dona says the Italian proverb he so njures gou nsver
forsf0es you." SAMUEL F. B. MORSE.
Monday morning, November !, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
ELECTION THIS BAY ONLY.

u. CARROLL" is right in the main; but hai not the
question he alludes become mixed up with politics
that the separation is difficult He objects that certain
Wing papers denounce Catholics uniusty Did not the Lo
papers dcnounce the precisely similar grounds
last Fall, We shall do best have the unfortunate
controversy adjusted soon as possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
THE TRIBU NE.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8.
PRINCIPLES OF THE WHIG PARTY.
AZ DEFINED EY HENRY CLAY.

As DEFINED GY HENRY CLAY
SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY, regulated by the VIII and
authority Of Ihr Nation
Indnsiry;
JusT RESTRAINTS ON THE Executive Power, embracing
a further restriction on the Exercise OF the Veto
A FArTfrfui ADMINISTRATIONS TIRE PUBLIC DOMAIN,
wiis equitable Distribution OF tie Proceeds OF the Sales
of /: amsng all the States;
AN HoSEsT AND EcoseMicAI. ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE
GoyEsamgST ,eavsg frbiic Officers perfect freedom OF
Though and tue Right OF Suffrage b1t with suitable
restraints against improper interference in Elections;
AN AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONS, limiting The incn
bent OF the Presidential. Office 10 single tsrni
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
FOR REGISTER

GE OKGE ETC ri f LII.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
ROBERT SMITH, JOSEPH BLUNT,
ELB'GE 6. BALDWIN, JACOB ACKER,
HORACE ST. JOHN, SMITH DUNNING,
ALONZO A. ALVORD, JAS B.BRINSMADE
HARVEY A. WEED, FLOYD SMITH,
SAMUEL WEBSTER, CYRUS CHENERY,
STEPHEN SANMONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

RAGS AND LAaPBLAcK-Lolt Murphy & Co.
wholesale dealers in the above articles, in Kiags
County, will be happy 10 exchange the same for
good spece-loving LocoFoco votes. Application
10 be made before sun-down on the 9Th of Noven-
ber at '.THE SMOKE HousE"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
Cnyuga on her Conquerfng March

AUBURN, Nov. 4th, 1912.
The whole County of Cayuga met here to-day
Wings and Locos-to hear the debate between the
Hon. c. MORGAN on one side, and GEORGE RATH-
Sun, Loco. Each spoke TIVE hours alternately on
Banks, Improvements, and Tariff. Let me tell
you that Morgan came offmost triumphantly. Even
the Locos say that Rathbun was completely fag
ged, and it would have been better if he had not
given the challenge. They met in the open air,
and now a 7 o'clock have just adjourned Oh
whata huzza the Wings sentup to the very heavens !
Poor Rathbun left the stand when Morgan began
his last hour This made Rathbun's friends angry,
end stimulated Morgan and his friends Let me
tell you again, we shall elect Morgan even without
Cortland County ard we now firmly believe we
shall carry our whole ticket in this county. We
had most glorious rally at the Half Acre last
night. We went out in grand procession. Our
prospects grow brighter every day. Doyour duty
at the East and all will be well. We shall give
275 majority in our town. From the West we have
The most encouraging accounts. We shall carry
Onondaga County sure. Again, do your duty.
write in great haste D. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% A girl named khkman at New,ocleans ha.
accused her parents and niece of setting fretethe
house in which they lived.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

p INDEPENDENCE" we regrerthat have not room
for to-day.
GA TARIFF MAN" is reminded that have control
the of which lie treats We endeavor keep
paper strictly political and all religions with
equal respect aud Difference
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

CAurIoS.-We have been informed that few
scratched tickets have been seen in the Third Con-
gressional District. Wings, examine we'll your
tickets
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

~ Just on the eve of the Election, the Loco
Focos have uumped up charge against ISRAEL
OAKLEY, the Whig candidate for Senator, that he
once expressed himself opposed to Usiyersal Suf-
frage No time or place Of has making sacd a
aeelsration as gi0ea, so that is inpossibeso re-
sute conciasively the calumny. But we know Mr..
OAKLEY is himself a plain Mechanic, who lives BY
the sweat of his brow, and is a, leas, as good a
Democrat as his lawyer-banker opponent, John A
Lott, Let no friend Of AMERICAN IspusrRr be
cheated into striking Mr.. eakley's name frem his
ballot He is good man and true.
70 The Governor of South Carolina has Sssis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% The Locos have their Music and Process
sions before the Election; the Wings afierrard
We like it best this way.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

70 The Age, Ioco-Foco,) recently published
at Lancaster, Pa, has taken the new name of the
" American Wig" declares itself heartily sick
OF new-fangled, anti-American Democracy and
announces its intention hereafter to support Pro
TEcr1vE TARIFF and HENRY. CLAY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
COUNTY TICKET /.

City Congressional Nominations.
Third District. i. PHILLIPS PElENIx.
Fourth District JOHN FE. WILLIAMS.
Fifth District. JOHN II. SCOLES.
.sirta District. HAMILTON FISH.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% Who will forego his Right of Suffrage if it
should rain to-day7 Where is the man of soul so
nerveess, of purpose SO feeble, Of patriotism so
negative as this Remember the wachword of
1916" Any rain but the reig Of Loco-F Focoismn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

TExAs.-We got the Houstonian yesterday, Of
seven days later than previous accounts. On tie
l4th SEQ Texans were at San Antonio, and Gen
Rusk was expected the next day with 500 more
Py the 20th it was expected 5000 men would be
ready to take up the line of march for the Rio
Graude. We End no other news. lN.o. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

70 WH1Gs OF THE FIRST DISTRICT! examine
your tickets closely. Let no dishonest juggling
cheat you Of your votes
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

DDEice q the Nesy-York Bank n ole 9ie.'tss,g sssg
No 81 Nall sreet basement Subscribers are ttreoy
fed that the publication of the New. York ana nos
removed from 202 Broadway 10 81 Wall suee ssey
where the euchange business will be connfuSu '-t
discounted al the best rates. ..s.o,-hanye.
II Our subscribers requested obrng d
monetary chang, viii always be cheerully gIysG
CHARLES MCINTYRE = s.sst,s ~
Country editors who e1s6aags y, w,,a aouiyaIe Is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

u The POPULAR REMEDY for al those tcs1nso' dlses
which, when neglected, end in Consumption s1ch as 1s
from any cause, throat, hoarsenas and te re.
Hygiene HorehouDd Candy-s the most popular ann sy ~
cessul remedy, ard noiseessly supplantng all u.e
pretended compounds Wanted so mpudenily Dy I'd
2nd manufactured certificate makers SOLD ~hoes'
retail al 332 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% William McMurray declared, before the
Tammany Ticket was formed, that he 'cosid not
be on the Ticket II MIKE WALSH pas. We'll,
Mac. the Sachems sag that Mike is on-why don't t
you decline, and save the Wings the trouble of
beating YOU 2
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

LATEST FROM YucArAS.-The schooner Aana
Maria, Capt. Peters, arrived yesterday from Sisai
in six days. Nothing of political moment had &C.
Cured on the Peninsula since previous adyices.
The Texan war schooner San Antonio, Lieut. Sea.
ger commanding, had neither been seen nor heard
Of at Yucatan. The impression prevailed there
that both crew ard vessel had been lost. Va
still! hope better fate awnts the brave and cour
teous Seager. ~ o. picayane, Ger. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

lJ "a Democratic Working Man. wishes To
know how he can best mark his sense of the out
rage committed by the Tammany General Com
lnittee in pretending to recognize Mike Walsh as
one of the regular candidates for Assembly and
printing his name their ballots. We answer,
Vote the Wig assembly Ticket. That will teach
the iugglcrs whom Mike mas graphically de-
scribed to refrain from all such experiments in fu-
tire. The wire-workcrs have no intention or
thought of electing Mike--thsy will not vote for
INN themselves-but they pretend to present his
name on their ballots simply to humbug his sup
porters into voting for the rest of the Tammany
Ticket. Whether they succeed in it or not, is
none Of our business. They will xii! Mike dead
enough any how.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

S Wings of BRooKLYN, WILLIAMSBURG, and
all around. let once more entrcat you TO Tote
thiS morning before you come 00er 10 the CITY.
If you come over before voting, you may think you
will get back in season, but be disappointed, espe
ciay sunset comes early, and there will doubt
less then be crowd at the Polls. You may be
there half an hour before sunset, and yet be crowd
ed out. If you have come over, however, drive
through your business that must be attended TO,
and hurry back to vote. One rote may send
BENJAMIN D. SILLIMAN to Congress, with
two Wings to the Assembly. Let no Wing take
The serious responsibility of Withholding that vote !!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

g The Governor of South Carolina has desig.
nsted the second Thursday OF this month as day
for Thanksgiving throughout the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

70 While one Dr. Silver was lecturing on Tenn
perance at Silver Creek O., on the 29th, some VII
lian shot al him through the window The ball
,assed oy,r his head
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

% The HARFERs publish Dickens new book
to-day-at one shilling copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28
s:rca. Bargains ia MardsCNrc

EBENRN - RICHARDS Of rs well selected
\ q assortment II Hardware Cutlery Guns. Castings
&c priccs suit the times. Country merchants, Far
mcrs Mechanic and others IA want Of such Goods
Nh End Il greatly 10 heir advantage 10 give me call
rs an tcfmued Ia give satisfaction. My stock con
s.sts in pa Of - flowing articles:
anvil. Vice. ST. .'As Bellows. Hand and Sledg'
Hammers Spaa,sanh >ha, as. ilay ard Manure Forks,
Grass aud Gam Scyth,s VI is, beheh ana H,9"l
ding Planes. sjittdd Gsstr'men. tieau' i1'o' 'e"
m. Mil. pu and tr.scui Saws. Barn 4 20 = very
superior Axcs land and llnad ANcs and Ilaie, :, am
m,ts. Brace mud Btu. Sfole Slaves, Spike Angp.
Hooks aud lIgos II. l.. Il nte5 ijrss Butts, Patent
lron Buts, Parliament and Ialc Hinges. and Coach
Hinges. PJelci and Pea Knives. Seiss II 'lzrs anil
RazlfNaals Boxes Brlsiesand lanes Ivory knycsani
fo,.. IN sets, ivory, slag, hailaoe Horn and Bone
handled rn,,es an a. =. Patent balances, Seeyards,
Sl,ir g, ,,,,.,n ant IL Bliscrrd SDecl. Pad,
Cupboard, Chest tLae hn.b &S,o,.. ILL., House
and al etArr l"eas, Cutting knives, Tam, s 'fe''
AlotH> aGd Sttass. Tea 'imys aud Waters Sho, i
AMI iouss AL ioacfs, Erlss ad Grecn F,nders, Coal
Holds aus h,a,js, Bias, bass heid and Common And
hvas. lea ketIes, Sau,e Pans and Po'afoo Boilers
Bloch la a3a. i.djaauta GoGae and Tea puts LAND
tloss,ai III md NJ i o.n ,irs, iurse kasls Smiths
and al oih, File. I'm common and patent all NJ.
to0.c Mil, ss.of'rd. Nd, lr7as, sad roua English
polished ar, and Wagon i AS, Bra. ketcs Guns
Pistols, Bade Lfa'ae,, BIS end S'luupS Ia Ks and
sgGQs al a4s Stools and n.ts and Screw Plates,
ac4,s AMI Plated CanJiestIels Suullrrs and Trays,
ggi roa5ail s1ss N5rats and i'e,rs, Drawing
knives, Plane lrn7. irner, Socket, N!orieo and Tur-
oug thJssce and Gauus French todcr | rms Pots,
Ovens, ShtIei- ahd oticr Castings, Cotton. W DOL and
iuse tanls ttfpetat'- ad Go,pef's AdAes. Axes and
oher Tools, Scfeed NlIc y all lVers Mead and " heat
S.e,es, Curry toinas Gcs ri all kinds. taller and
Trace Chains. 'tb th.as, Breast ani l.ag Cha,us,
il'tnF " eed'ng anl hsl'Ieh Hoes, Elhts, Cut and
), eag6l Na3s, BulaauI Gasiqrs, Plated, britannia
aud ir.n s'lae9, Gus'a Of 81 hiads, Garuaa Silver
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28
CGiEApE6s YF6.aN EVER, AND
CEs&.sF'B.s. 9fK.E.s 3giE
f:hF0pCSa. G.ftA "a GOOD rs fLas NcSs.

'gNI. subscriber is receiving, and will he rccei
vlng 10y the regular packets nom New York for two
wertS Ia come, M additional supply OF Il l. Il ID ]
II Il Il q . 7 Hi.NG. which has been rur-
based ir cash and viii be sold for The same at prices
10 yer than ever offered before in ynchbufg Among the
arures offered may he found DtcSS. Fruck Box and
Owe Goats AT Prices VARYING trom $50 to 81 dollars
ufe.oi material. and warranted wcm made
Pants. Vests and al kinds Of Fancy Articles sach as
ScaFis. '-rayats. Pocket llandkcrclcls Susppnders
Shaker ard Meriuo Under Shirts and Drawers Collars
bisoms. ; urls, and superior lot Of ST OCk 5 at
the extrem' low price Of 50cts
Thankful tr past fayor., the subscriber hopes, in
these hand TIMES. 10 sell 50 cheap 10 put the rhino in
every mans pocket and coats on every mans back
Please walk H. and examine for yourselves; and il
you wish to purchase, my word for it, bargains await
you.
Also Clothes cnt and made to order at the shortest
notice. and warranted to i, the goods paid for Pants
and Vests made cheaper than elsewhere t, suit the
times. Give me call, and nay words shall be verified
b. TERRf'S CLOTHING STORE, .lIain 81 first
door below Mr.. J. 6. Msem
BENJAMIN TERRY.
Oct. a tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28
FROM liAA\A.

The steamship .ifabaa1. AT new Orleans brings files
of pa pers Ia the 9Th instant The ar .es Of Mt Tun
butt. the late British Consul Cor tempting 10 excite
dous movements among the coluted population. had
thr5an the people oi 1a into great excitement Turn
bill Was bragi Iab Havana tie ID lns'ant as pri-
on baant the Srsnish war steamer Congress Ii
appcars ilst inrnb' left Havana in August and pr
c,tJe 10 Nassau, and then cmarhed lar the South side
u nGa. and ,anGed Nncvas There he 10, armed
far smr TIRE. preaching Instruction among tho blacks
and lug every way II STIR them mp to overt aets
ofre5s,ioh. pun srig evidence being brought against
hip he MSS atunelh arrested and despatched II LA
,ana. Here he detained upon rai but t,roagh Lac
an,finr eNerous Il The Blush Consul his e wa-
spared. and he was untred to quit tho country or ever
le vas pacd on hoard the English steamer Th1mes
the 18th instant. and set back tn England.
Tie Havana pipers contain G'w items of Mexican
intelligence. G,u. Ne's despatch To the Minister o
War aud Marine. dated San Antonio. September |
mentions the ri y prisoners then IN his possession
and thai he hal liberated ten Others account u
youth and sickness.
General Bravo. acting President of Mexico. reached
the Capsl On the 2nb # October. and IL etiei
lorhwtl up5a tie duties Of his Office. Bee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

Ltdth q Jehn u. .f,rdoUeh, Es2--ln cur last pa
per we mentioned that the Clay Bannero at Ports
mouth, a had been temporarily suspended, in cols,.
qnence OF the illness of lis able Fljtpy. ,nhn w Nur
dangt Esq 1t is now painful duty 10 announce the
death oil that gentleman, wu expired on the Dist inst
in the Add year Of his age. The Norfolk Herald says
M. Mlrdaugh c., ron; i;apalses which
Soetines led him into crrcr; out the goodness Of his
heart the sonndncss of his caner Judgment, and the
aeaTness OF his moral perceptions, were manifest all
VINO knc" hm, and never more than in his last III
ness "HFn conscious OF the approach OF death, he desi
red that 0ac or two individuals with whom he was un.
happily al variance should be for that he might
tender them the hand Of reconciliation and die in peace
with all nankinl. Ills intelligence and ability were
adequate to the highest stations in public life He was
prominent member Of the bar Of Norfolk county, snd
Ter many years represented her in the General Assembly
and served his leowelilzcns i. various np,ran. sss
faithfully and abIy,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

pirsiaia Conference. Virginia Conference as
sein5led III Petersburg last "Wednesday week. The on
y notice Gifts proceedings that has reached u.s. is ,.
Ter which we IND IN the Richmond Star, dated the
ISL which states that on lheprecedng day (Sabba)
the church, which will hold from 800 500 persons.
was crowded, morning, afternoon and evening. Bishp
au9h preached in the morning, the Duties of the
NiNateFal Service and ordained % preachers; in
afternoon the Rev. Nh poggeli preached ON the Dvln
y OF Christ; and at night the Rev Mr. Wadsworth,
the Rewards Of the Righteous The writer adds, upon
what authority We dn not know that it is thought Mr.
'" Will be elected Chaplain "a Congress at the next
SION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

H"ch Iroeh-In leertp Henry Horn, Esq. Of
fladelphia, dated year ago, but now for the first ,me
published, Dir. Van Buren, states that his lannon's h,or
to the Missouri Legislature, which Col J,hnson,s
friends construed into declaration that he ". By
would never again be candid,tc for the Presidency
has been entirely misunderstood. lie avows his entire
wiu;z ness again to be candiate if 1.-THE democracy
desire to place him ,sai posan We will publish the
letter entire hereafter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

" The Portsmouth n,d Roanoke Rat RoaI. '-1m-
Py has long been crippled by It's cn!arr,ssnens; and
as last resort few days ago, applied to the
prate authorities Of Portsmouth aud Norfolk for aid in
The shape Of loan. The expedicucy Of making the
loan was submitted to the vote of the people of those
places, "ho by strong mljores in both towns deci-
ded against IT, The construction of this Road at first
though the passage of the law authorizing it was greeted
BY bon-fiTes in Those towns was every way unfortunate
oo'h Tor the commonwealth and the people. A compe-
ulor OF the Petersburg Road for he trade Of the Roam
oke lis only effect has beea to diminish the receipts Of
The latter line, and thereby impair the value of It's
stack, in which the State is large stakeholder. In
other words, the State by subscribing the stock olhe
Portsmouth road, paid several hundred thousan! doas
for the purpose Of destroying the value of its stock
IN the rival route The general impression now
to be that the Portsm oulh line will 90 down, and Ila
the money expended in its construction i'll of cuae be
sunk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

u Thomas Richie, fsl. the venerable Editor OF
the Enquirer, is spoken of Governor Of Vrrnia
IN the Alexandria Gazette, which adds: eli faithful and
devoted services |" party could avail his political
friends wontl not hesitate. He has done e,r them in
siX months more than all the Andrew Steycusons and
such like ever did in their while lives,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

Col. j. ". EeLb.-This gen,Ienau has been again
indicted for his duel with Mr.. Marsha Of Kentucky IN
such form as TO avoid thelesal mpcgcc,ion Of TIC former
Indictment Heagain plead guilty. and was committed
TO PRISON to await his SENTENCE wich is confinement IN
me Pe'en'lay not less than years. So manies'l!,
however.iS this movement the offspring of spirit "'
persecution, (else WY lave net other offenders been
puhlshed!) that petition to Governor Seward for tree
and unconditional pardon. almost universally signed BY
me citizens Of New York, has been forwarded to Albany
and will unqios,ionaby be iavorabIy responded to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28

u The Democratic Review, seconded by tie y. Y.
evening EST rniest tla the Pr sidoni's II, use shah
he turned over 10 the Smithsonian Institute and La
very plan. cheap house slab e rented Er the Presi
dent. lhey think the White House is too arisecyot;e
'of The ehiet magistrate Of Republican people,