The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-16


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The Funeral SERMON ON THE LATE DR.. CHAH
NNa.-We will publish tomorrow full verbatim
report of this eloquent and remarkable sermon, re-
Gently preached in the Church Of the Messiah, by
the Rev. Mr.. Bellows, of the Unitarian Church. in
Chambers street.
On that occasion we shall give eur own views of
the lie, character, opinions and talents of Doctor
Channlng-wlth sketch of the origin, progress and
prospects of the Unitarian Christians ofsBoston and
their singular affiliations throughout the Union.
They are a strange, singular, hayward sect, with
some strong points about them, which attract "A
great deal of electric fire from Heaven.
The CLINTON REVOLUTIONARY PAPERs-These
singular, interesting and cunouspapers bequeathed
TO Col. Beekman, of Fatbush, l.. l., by the late
illustrious Governor George Clinton, will be con
tinued through the next week, as fast and as fresh
as possible.
These papers beginning to create great sem
satlon IN the literary, historical, and fashionable
world. They will create more before we get
through them Col Beekman has Just made new
discovery among these remans-leters and docu-
ments of the age of Charles II, and OF George Ii.
State and Prospects Of the Republic.
We are In very interesting crisis in reference to
politics, government, finance, trade, religion, mo.
rails and philosophy.
The elections now going on are very pregnant
According to those already passed, Mr.. Clay, the
wing candidate, was rather losing ground-but re-
Gently little light looms up in his favor New
Jersey has gone for him. Ohio begins 10 indicate
close contest--but If the wings carry New York
next month, Mr.. Van Buren, will be much damaged
and Clay assisted as much The great Croton celc-
branon has lighted up excitement in the public
mind in favor of internal improvements-which
joined TO the sentiment ,along the Erie Rail Road
region, and the Erie Canal district may give the
wings this State. If so, Mr. Clay's chances will
brighten, and there is then chance that he may be
elected In 1874 TO the Presidency We shall then
have an " old fashioned bank'-the proceeds of the
public lands distributed to the States-a permanent
protective tarif-and all similar measures
Finance is improving In its morals, and financiers
are getting their deserts-some going TO the States
on-others going to the devil Trade is get
ting better, and daily assuming more solid basis.
Agriculture is also rising higher in public estimation
-and morals generally seem to be advancing
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One ELEcrIoNs.-FIRsT RETURNs.-We have re
oeived few returns from Ohio. Pomeroy & Co.
gave them TO us. This express line brought them
from Cleveland in the shortest time on record
They are as follows -