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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23
THE DEMOCRACY.

We are panied and deeply mortified at
the constant grumbling of the Fayette
Clique, at their recent unfortunate defeat.
Why not swallow the nominations like
true blues, and not make so many wry
faces? However, there is mo use in talk
ing"-you must and SHALL vote for Scott,
Robiou and Redman-yes, Redman too
they were duly nominated, and if you dare
to grumble any more, the names of all
such shall be sent on to your great master
and high chief, Benton, when all of We
will be branded as federalists. So, mo
more of it,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

arc bought and sold in tile market 1t is still
more percepiible in the public pulse. The H.
OF Representatives, seconded by the Senate, has
only to move on steadily in the spirit in which it
has acted for the last ten days, TO change the
whole face Of public affairs, and TO re.invigorate
the confidence Of the People in the Government
which is an important step towards The re.estab
lshment, among the People themselves, Of con.
fdence in one another.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

CoNTRAsT.-Gen. Joshua w. Redman.
candidate for Representative, in the Dem
ocratic Keystone county, of Missouri, at
last accounts from ST. Louis, was foreman
of the Grand Jury of the U. S. Court,
now in session in that city. About twenty
years ago, this same Redman, was sub
ject before the Grand Jury of the Circuit
Court of Howard county, and had it not
been for certain cork leg, an auction
would have followed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23
OUR SHEET.

The chief workman in our office, being q
Presbyterian minster-has gone to St. Louis to
attend Synod, in consequence of which our
sheet is only half its usual size this week.
Paris Sentinel.
"a Presbyterian minister" journeyman
printer in Loco Foco printing office
We'll, we have heard of the Devil quoting
scripture, but we never before heard of
c Saint assisting the Devil in desseminat-
ing falsehoods.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

DfOur nice young friend at Columbia,
who always makes "his own selections"
and never calls on any one, for assistance,
is becoming more witty, more able and
more tasty every day of his life. He will
soon be man, and if he don't venture
far from home, after dark, he will yet
come up to the fond expectations of his
numerous friends. In reference to the nu-
merous interrogatories this nice young man
propounded to us last week, we must resort
to the yankee mode of answering, and.
therefore, will make similar inquiries of
the Patriot man. How many chickens will
you probably raise this season! Who feeds
them in your absence? How are your
editorial arms!" How is your friend "B"?
Do you think that Congress has power to
pass law authorizing the Allegheny
mountains TO be removed west of the Mis-
sissippi?
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

Ever since which time, whole generations of
feas have been "harra ssing our peace and eating
out our substance. "-Columbia Patriot.
All, ha, William, "a flea, in your ear" eh
Well, we thought something unusual both
cred you. But, William, how happens it
you put yourself in the way of the "var-
mints." Surely your associations are not
generally SO spinish. Keep clear of the
pigs, William, and the noas will keep clear
of you.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

nPMr. ELLIS, of the Bulletin, is about
issuing paper to be devoted TO the cause
of temperance. 1t will be weekly paper,
and furnished at the low price of one dol
lar per ycar---ln advance. Prospectus
next week,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23
DISASTROUS ACCIDENT

The National Intelligencer of the 7th
inst, says:-"By some most unfortunate
accident, the particulars Of which VIC have
not learned with certainty, an entire
boats crew belonging to the Missouri steam
frigate, consisting of fourteen or fifteen
men, and Lieut.. JOHN F. BORDEN, lost
their lives two days ago, on the Potomac
river, some sixty or eighty miles below
this city. We understand that the ship
having deviated from the channel, ground
ed on a shoal and the boat referred to
having been sent out with an anchor and
chain cable to get the ship off, the anchor
got overheard, carrying with il the Chain
cable, which, in running out, either killed
or carried overheard every person in the
boat.
The Mississippi steam frigate, which
reached our harbor on Monday last went
down the river yesterday, upon hearing
of this accident, for the purpose, as We
suppose, of assisting and towing the Mis-
souri, off the shoal on which she grounded.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

"Boz" has paid visit to st. Louis, and
the people there made themselves appear
nearly as ridiculous as the New Workers
did few months ago, when this British
Lion visited the Gotham of America.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23
SATURDAY, APRIL 90, 1912.

UCongress is beginning to make lit
tie better progress in BUSINESS. The diff
ferent committees are making their reports
and we may now begin to look for some
thing to be done.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

OWe perceive that the Globe as well
as the indignation Republican at ST. Louis
is abusing Mr.. Webster. 1t is, however,
generally the case, when the U. S. Mail
or large and powerful team passes along
that every little cur barks vociferously.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

DTIt is said that Cock Robin of the
Republican has two black eyes and wears
striped jacket, and we also understand
his RIGGINc generally, is very uncomforta-
BILE.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

DF"Scott, Robiou--and Redman TOO"
are now the democratic watchwords-
with them we can beat the Fayelte
Clique, Clique, Clique" &c, &c,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

OTThe Locos have elected their Gov
ernor, and majority in both branches
of the Legislature of Connecticut.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

vice proportionate to the private sacrifices |
should certainly make, to another, although more
circumscrbed sphere, in which shall still find
duties to perform towards our common country,
request you, Gentlemen, and the Wings Of
Wake county, to accept my profound and CRATE
fu Acknowledgements for the honor done me, by
the invitation TO attend your Convention, and by
the friendly sentiments with which its transmits.
sion was accompanied.
am, with great respect,
Your friend and obi. serv't,
H. CLAY.
To Messrs. RICHARD HINEs,&c.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

OThe Paris Sentinel has espoused the
cause of the Mormons Nearly five col
umns of that paper is devoted to Mormon
ism. What next!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-04-23

DFThe Shawneetown Bank has made
such arrangements with the Bank of Mis-
souri,, as will place her notes in a perfectly
solvent condition. The Bank will now be
able to resume specie payments with the
Kentucky Banks. No material change in
other money.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The ew-T ork Tribune
WEDNESDAY, April g.

COMMON COUNCIL.
The Common Council met at CT O'clock and dispoted OF
the following business, viz:
The of the Chief Engineer OF the Ire depart
nen for the months of February and March OF RESERVATIONS
and appointments received and accepted he cxpul
sions were referred 10 the Fire and Water Committee
REPORT of the Joint Commit, Fire and Water adverse
to expeling J. B. Winan from Engine Company no. =
transferring him No %, and OF era.nS the names Oh
r ~ yanderhorel, W. II Small and IL i'asey IRON tios
Company No. Q. they being under nge adopted.
Observation-Disclosures Mo an was appointed inspector
OF lime in the place of r. G. Montgomery re- sgne".
Aid Benson offered Preamble and Resolution, se't.e
forth that Thomas Lloyd, Collector OF the Cty heVeut
had absconded with upwards OF So''oo OF lne Punt
mOnies-and that he be hereby rcr'oNe, from san
and his removal such published IN al Tue phtS;
Alderman Benson then nominated Dover u. W 'iai'o'
formerly Cou,prolle) to fill said vncancy-"hIci on 'o-
ton Of Aid. Innes was laid on the table -,
On motion OF Aid Hatfield, William ~ smith ana Harold
Dollner we're appointed City Wei.ess; Nchnlas pnnnd
was appointed Inspector OF Election OF tie I'd Dclrct IL
ward vice John D. Van Buren,, resigned. Gardner e.
,cox IN the lst district, I'd ward vice Emory Townsend,
resigned: ST. G.. Patterson, ST. district, Sd Ward wee VII.
liam Samuel Johnson reSgucd Thomas c. Bert'nc, III
distric, Sd ward James Van Nosrand eSlgned Aaron
Buttertcld I'll district M ward, vice f. b. Fellows, re-
signed; Lester Wilson, a district 9th ward vice A. Forcn-
tne resigned Henry w Brown, Isl district 9TH ward vice
James Nash, resigned; Samuel Piggot eth district st
ward, vice C. g. Lecrait, resigned; c. <. Martin Isl dis
trio! 9th ward, H. Spaflnr resigned Elijah Johnson
2i district 18th ward vice 4. w White resigned NJ "
Whitman Sd district 14h ward John Giles re sgne
Alexander Welsh, Daniel Norris and Josiah Howe "a
district 18th ward vice Jncob II LouLalu Thos Tucker
and Linus Stevens resigned: Charles Turner, "a DIS
rct 10th ward vice Walter Mead resgned Isaac Dayton,
Isl district 18th ward vice James Rich, resigned ADJ
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

~ 4 great Tariff meeting was he!d al the
Capitol Albany. or Monday evening. Hon luSi>
=VAs VEcHrES presided, and series OF excellent
resolutions was reported By WllLts HALL, Esq
and adopted BY the meeting.
" The Boston Atlas announces the death.
within the last two or three DAYS, OF Jonathan
Hsnncwell. OF Dr. Thaddcas Mason Harris. ard
of Henry Bass. all wcl known and cStimable citi-
zeas o. Massachusetts.
rJ we learn with regre: that those sweet sing
ara. the RalSKRs, are soon to leave us Their
Concert thi, evening at the Society Library will
b., among their last. All their most admired
pieces will be sung.
r?Wc refer our readers to the Programme OF
n Concert, bv Mr. W. II. OAKLEY. this evening
q, the Tabernacle. He has able assistants, and
presents IN attractive bill.
~ Hon. DANIEL SARGENT, an eminent nle'-
chan, OF Boston died in that city OF SATURDAY last.
aged 70 years.
SECULAR MlSroRruSES.-Soaci fourteen years
since Capt. D. Wilson Of Wrcntham. Mass was
struck upon tic right eye By ahoop pole acclden-
tally thrown by a deaf and dumb brother. tic
lott his eve few weeks since al!oop pclc was
thrown by hi. son winch accidentally struck ms
left eve. He !. therefore now blind.
DRowyEp.-A man b. the name OF Curtis
Lloyd. Of Shrewsbury. y. J.. cllrcm lhr stern OF
the pilo,-boa, Syph yesterday morning and WIS
drowned before ans assistance could be rendered
him. the boat being under full sail. and going nj
the rate of ten miles an hour. He leaves u vile
and child residing at Shrewsbury,
C Five or six comparatively worthless build
ings were burnt at Buffalo OF the lst inst==lliey
belonged TO the Ohio Life and Trust Company,
and were an evesore to the neighborhood.
70 The sum of $50 IS was collected on asst
Sabbath in the Methodist Episcopal church, IN
Allen street. for the relief of the sufferers by the
great fire in the Tenth ward
~ Two brothers, named Lines, were drowned
BY the upsettins of sliti. in which they We're at
Braintrec. Mass, on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II Almost every one in New-York knows the witty and
faceous Tom Bell the celebrated and successful auc
tioneer in NewYork, who never fails to elicit peas OF
LAUGHTER and applause his rtovng congregations
In One of his cceut dlscourse he aid 1t may appear
markabie that Notwithstanding my arduous duties with the
their use unmpare, Many OF my friends whose coun'e-
nances, blooming and ruddy with health were wont to
suffer from the weriug influence Of this ueachcrons eli.
mate when had they used the prccantion as myself
might have tefed its sroccoihe power To the glorious
ton the lo of those whose lungs have suffered
during such season-an had all my friends followed my
example they would have been spared much suffering aud
distress without these Lozenges and eei a
pleasure in recommending them" Saying which, he slipped
one into his mouth and resumed his duties He IS particular
g. Shermans Lozenges from the warehouse LOG Nassau
street rs everybody should be.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

u DR. Rogers requests to say that he has practced
medicine physician for thirty years. During this long
period Of his practice be made use OF various kinds OF
remedies for colds, hoarscness and that distressing
plant the whoopng cough and he believes with as good
physicians generally, and after all he finds none
successful as Peascs Iorehound Candy. and he
.ens TO be universally used Sold at IS Dvison-street
and 10 tstOr House.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

u 1t will be reference TO advertisement IN
another column that Mr. Jennings corner OF Broadway
and Barclay Oilers for inspection assortment OF
Broadcoths and Cassineres OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
Per.ens favor OF Home League and American protection
may give practical demonstration of their views. By pa
troniznc Mr. Jennings The cloths however are really
worthy OF Inspection they surpassed bat by few Eng
,h cloths brought this Market and shey sold and
made up from su a5 per les, than the
quality OF fo<eign goods
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Money Matters.

C0nHlcFclaA and IV0nCy NHtters.
WEDNESDAY, P. VI.
With the exception Of Long Island, OF which abou, $500
shares sold. the transactions OF the Board light
Prices had improved tendency. Long Island declined
/ /; Delaware Hudson t.
In State Stocks the sales light but the market
firm. State Si1e. improved per cent, did Five and
Haf's
200 NY Water L. TO-. n 1000 cash 49,
LOCO New-York 6s 80. 81 5000 do ........cash 10
J, ocO New York 5:s 6l 74.! LOCO Indiana s,er 81. 10
1000 Indiana S.. 10
There is rather more doing in Sterling Exchange for the
packet Leading bills sell at It. We quote 81
II. Francs 57!.
In Domestic Exchange although ;hsre not much ami
nation, the feeling i, rattle, better.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II Mr.. y. r. Patterson's Juvenile Com
cert, previously advertised have taken place the r.
E. Church. in Second street. Monday The 4h Inst.
postponed of the weather. until Friday evening
OF the present week at * O'Clock.
Tickets Of admission may be had at the door OF the Church
at III cean each at 8.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

" New yyorlx.-"rHE FLowER-BAsKET, a. a N
100 FuIolLstrect, between Nassau and Broadway lhs
work exhibits most beautiful picture OF Christian NE asu
cannot fail OF interesting every class OF readers nc
supplied on favorable terms. d.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
The City Expenditures.

Having had some experience in Political war
fare, and in opposing the weapons forged at Tam
many Hall, we do not often allow ourselves to be
surprised by any moderate exhibition of rascaity
an that quarter bu, the following s-indlc from
The Loco-Foco City Address, which VIC find with
out a demur in las, Evenings Post, did indeed
amaze US. Ths Address asserts that the Wings
spent S2.3Gl,452 during the last year of their
power in the City, while they (Locos have spent
but the moderate sum Of Sl6l6, 624 the past year,
making Democratic Rctrenchmcnt of s943.-
1873 Here is cheat of only s2o0,0o0in sub
,racting their own figures, The same in the New
ra;)-but this is only a fleabite. To form thi.
balance in their favor. they lave logged into the
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

HYGIENE HoREHousD CASDY.-Thcrc Is mistake
the curative powers OF this remedy, which by
Intrinsic value has silently but surely its way public
confidence II now used IN the most respectable families
in the city aud country nlabe Of relief in all
diseases affecting the dir passages, such caarrh,
throat, loss OF voice, whooplng cough, and in the early
stages OF consumption Apply at 3l Broadway, corner
HoMard-Slreet.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II Stranger, Do you want Boots and snoes:-M .ts,
90 10 Scribner& Co Great Catiiarne Boot anu Shoe war
ket 10 Catliarnes corner OF Munre where you can Hnu
never before cuua!eu. Just try il. ~ m@4u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

his dependency with couple OF Peters Cordial
Lozenge,; for they possess the faculty OF at dispeng
low spirits, and unturln, The hope, until
cyond The vexa,ons OF the spirit. cares OF the world
and the temptation, OF the evil These Lozengcs will
also headache in few minutes; and Dr. Peters la,
worms and sea-sickncs- Offices 1853 Broadway $50
Bowery 4l6 Hudson, So Fulton and 2l0 Chaihan-sts and
North sixth street, Philadelphia. Beware oil frauds
there other Lozenges in the field but Feter are The only
n,csf are enull q h..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II We would inonn oblgins correspondent NJ. D
tina, arc under the necessity oeheclinng his ofer The
rcnor,s of Surgical Clinques &c. taste.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

70 The L. S. sloop of war Ontario was at New
Orleans on the 2Sth. to convey General Waddy
Thompson to Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

pG. H. SwyEg has been appointed Post
master al Shows Store. Madison, VI.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

FAMILY MEDIclSFs.-The les, way and the eases. way
to DO any thing do we'll" once we'll done, is twice
done AID in nothing /, the truth Of this maxim man
Tested than curing d,eases which the human family are
all subject 70. The ifs thing necessary 10 know what
to employ e:adicatea disease and the next Is 70
be sure that get the article OF the best quality ad
wise all readers, they medicines inat are fea
ie best and pures and put up they ought 70 oe u Sd"
AT the wholesale and retail Drug and Chemical soeo IA
vrp SANDS Co. II East Broadway, corner Harket.sireet
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

Isp1AS MURDEKS.-The Burlington (lowa)
Gazette of the 10Th ult.. mentions the murder OF
two traders, named L. w. Babbett and Washing
ton Jones. BY the Sioux Indians A third person
was wounded but escaped and brought the intel
lirencc.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

u Photographic z.ikcnesses, by an improved
Daguerreotype process, ~ NJ d. VAN LoAs' eo,n.' -
Chambers-St. and Broadway. ~ Hio III
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II We would refer those readers who understand
the Daguerreotype business the advertisement Of c. W.
Peale, in another column.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
II Mr.. RacbeIer;s Lecture Rcpentec.-In

u Mic RaCheIer,a LecfuFt AscPttttc IT
Bachelors Lecture on Matters and Things" on Friday
OF additional tonics Tomorrow Evening, FRIDAY, April
sb} The Church OF Delaney and
commencing half past Some OF the subjects OF the Lee
lie Lecturne Secret societies Lying Living by ones Wits
the Golden Mean corrupt and len condition OF Chris
tendo the Prophecies relative these latter days and The
Nleniun. Adnli,tance for gentleman and one lady
more shilling the receipts be applied to the benefit
wor,hip {N al r.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

The market Is not we'll supplied With Treasury Notes,
but large amount is daily expected 81 900 Notes sell at
Ii az, and smaller al II Il discount
New.Eork Markets.
ASHEs-Snall sales Pots at Sc SIT and Pearls at S. So
COTTON-Fcr some days pas, there has been &C.
t-i,y in the market but to-day The sales very
heavy The for los grades in favor Of the buyer
bat fine Cotons scarce and firm.
FLOUR-Holders generally are not willing to accept
Sc Georgetown and tie price refused for GOO
bbls. A sale 500 bbls. made IS a. Troy sold
Yesterday So 81! IS 81. Nearly all the
1900 bbls NeOreans sold yesterday la, been re,od 10
trade g and upwards VIC hear nothing doing in
Southern
SRAN-The parcel virginia Wheat is still unsod. |, is
said 81 a. has been refused for it Sales $500 bushels jersey
Corn fer the East 50 and parcel OF North River
Corn al the same price Oats are very Gull.
TEA-A sale OF Tea had today. The price. were
rather lower than the last SALE but there was considerable
competition.
SALES By AUCTION
By Vsnturn d Co.
TEA sALE.
Per ship Delhi Tern.-Notes AZ months, payabe il
TIL, city, to be made satisfactory TO seller.
HYsos-a bali chests 70 cents 20 IS: % at s. l72
ia 49, YoUSG HYsoS-7* chests SO S. cents; So al
81 s halt chests Il So $50 do and l42 chess at 80
SO; 200 half ehesi at = GuSPowDEh-l. chests al
~ cents; 20 cases. each IL alb cannis,ers TO- MrERlAL-
10 cases lib eannisters, sst cents; 10 no. ST. PowcHosc
800 bali chests az IS cents 20 lslb. boxes go cents
By James Blcecker + Son.
The story brick houses and lot No Beach..,reet
lot Is feet inches by 80 feet, sold for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II For REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS ASD AN ARTICLE On
ASSOCIATION, SEE FIRST PAGE.
II Fos pErEhR ED CRY INTELLIGENCE AID Mr. SAL
1oSsrALL's TARIFF BILL, SEE LAST PACE.
~ The National Convention of Delegates
friendly to the Protection of Home Industry is
progressing tremendously and rapidly in the dis
charge Of its dutics The number in attendance
Is quite large-about FIVE hundred-all intimately
connected with the Producing Interests of the
Country. The several departments of inquiry and
intcrcst coming properly before the Convention
~crc yesterday morning referred to appropriate
committees, from most Of which Report, will be
made successfully upon the opening of the third
days session this morning at 10 o'clock. Able
Speeches in defence OF the general principle of
Protection were made yesterday by Prof MAPEs,
ALvAS STEWART, n. SHAW of Mass and others
The Convention will probably terminate its ators
Tomorrow,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

~ Sixteenth Eyurd.-Thr Democratic Wing EleG'
tors OF the Sixteenth Ward requested To meet at ahe
IONS cor SIKH Avenue and Seventeenth street on lburs
lay evening April T. at eight O'CLOCK To hear the report
the Nominating Committee. BY order OF The Committee.
Wv r. H. HAYDOCK, Chairman.
G. L. ADAMS NJ. d., Sec'y. do
Cnu,ier please CODY.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

70 The steamer Neptune left New Orleans on
the 9th ult with l2O cmigrunts for Texas. She
had on board several articles of various caHbre
some of the surplus prodsce' of the South,
an abundance of Missouri lead, &c
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
wM. C. BUTLER, Secretary. an

IT Fourteenth Wnra-Democrntic Wings
10 YOUR Posts The Democratic Wing Electors OF tls
Ward are requested at the Broadway House on
Thursday Evening, April at half past o'clock to hear
The report of the Committee Sclectedts nominate Charter
Officers the Ward. also respond TO the nominations
made by the Mayoralty Convention, and to transact sueh
olcr business as may come benre them, having tendency
10 promote the success the Wing Cause, AT the ensuing
election. BY order OF The Nominating Committee.
ISAAC s. SMITH, Chairman.
CHAS X TAYLOR, Sec'y. %
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

II Try Chapmans Magic Razor Slrop, la2 Wiian-st--
80 cents, IS cents 81 81 Is and 81 80 cactwartned TO
nlrase. orr the money returned.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
wM BUTLER Secretary. al II
~ Thirteenth, ward Democratic Clay

Clnb.rhc regular monthly nlcetn. oi the Club Will be
held this Crhusteyl evening, April AT The Tppecano
House No. Sher.Strert, al O'clock The menil"r> OF
the Club those DESTROYS OF aachp" hem'elyes 10 IT, AMI
all the friends OF Henry Clay in the Ward are invited 70 Az
tend. (a0) REUBEN Il. 'po' TVS
~ Thirteenth Wnrd.-PUBIic."EE rI M =.
The Democratic Wing Electors ct 'ht " warn 1'c
requested 10 assemble nj III c. H..' ~, = ~
risIce,, on fr.day en- S. q ssv v., rood
spea kers are expected u address the meeting.
BY order OF the Ward Committee.
JAS q. BROWN, Chairman
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

MIsslsslrrl.-Wc arc happy to state that the
Reputation swindlcrs of the Mississippi Legsla-
lure have socnmlv resolved, by party vote, that
the Land Distribution Act is immoral, impolitic,
and degrading, and that they will have nothing TO
do withit. Perhaps their creditors will be less
fastidious