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Passengers Arrived.

LrvERPooLPacket ship HottinguerCeo Taylor, Brook.
yn Francis B Ogden, Consul Bristol. Eng Mr. and
Mrs hos Peheek and serant Henry Petherick and daug
Cambridge, Mass; VIM Burbury. Cambridge Eng; James
Gwynne, Canada; Mrs Bursey aud family, Banstable5 in
the Storage
HAvRE-Shp saml Hicks-Mr Penerer and lady Phladel-
pha; Mrs Childs, do VIM McGurcken New York-6 in
the steerage.
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No OITACKEKN

FORTY YEARS EXPERIt nee 10 extensive Hospitals,
&cTwenty eight Years before the New bork puhlic,
Doctor Joseph Evans has removed his Dspensa % No 100
Chatham street. Pen where the unfortunate and cted
with species Of certain disease will be ssdiy and
perfectly cured lwithout Nposurc the most reasonable
Also the desper ulcers and eruptous is
dcnes mild, speedy add efecna All guaranteed
Be find the real old Doctor No 100 Chatham strt
Attendance daily until 10 O'Clock, NJ. Advice gratis
oil lts
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING

WEDNESDAY, Oct llth, at O'clock precisely;
Purse S75two mile heats-under the d5e-ree for horses
purse over $50. -
VIM Whean enters b Geo Washington
II. Woodruff enters m Sarah.
Geo Spicer enters Stranger.
Geo. Vande- aurgh enters VIM. Tell.
&. Carman enters John Anderson.
Alter which, match for S500two mile heats--in wagons
between
G. Bertinss br m lisa fora, ald
VIM. Wheaus K Fulton,
Immediately after purse S5Oe heats-besl three III five
IN wagons-tIee for horses nIse
C. Carman enters b M Lady Virgins.
ID. Abbott e Jers b North Star
=. Mclaughlin enters IN Lady Tompklns.
". Jones % Bla Bird.
Geo. Spicer enters Stranger
Persons having entered horses for the above will please
be the ground time. the horses will DO called up
cisely the time advertised o0 2t*m
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AMERICAN MUSEUM HRIAL q ARDEN,
AND FAIR
Corner of Broadway aud An street
RETURN OF GENERAL TOM THUMB,
This smallest of Dwars who eleven years old twenty hvs
inches high aod weighs only FIFTEEN POUNDS, has re-
turned to old quarters and be day and
ming this week
DR. VALENTINE,
The centric deliueato of different char engaged and
will open his whole budget of comicalities,
whims scraps, oddities, &c.
Also engaged for week only the
SPLENDID MOVING DIORAMAS,
including the
CONFEDERATION OF MOSCOW;
the terrific grandeur of which be exceeded only by the
reality -
MI. VIM COLE, the wonderful Chinese Nondescrpt, with
his DOG BILLY who Sings Dances, and performs variety
OF feats which astonish every beholder
Miss ADAIR, the charming Vocalist.
MIR. II. q. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
CITY BRASS BAND, Of twelve musicians.
Fancy Glass Blowing. The PERPETUAL FAIR is open
to all visiters Of the Museum without extra charge.
Grand performances halfpast O'Clock. and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at g.
Admission to whole cents-chdreu under years
half lrier.
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TO PRINTERS

FOR sALE-Two founts OF Tyre, Mnion and Nonpa eel
which have been used on the New York Herald Arpy
at this Office,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, oCronEn :,
Cleared.

SUN RlsEs ...........s MOON nisrs, Sc
sETs''' % HIau lo
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PARK TIVE tTVE
. CHATHAM THEATRE.

Boxes IS cents Pit i2h cents.
Notice. The Doors will hal past Curtain will rise
o'clock
RENOVATED AND RE-OPENED.
THIS EVENING, October 1.-THE performance will oon.
mence with
YANKEE NOTES.
Hickory Dick MIR Rice
After which,
PERFECTION.
Chas Paragon Mr. Kate O'Brien, Miss Reynolds
T., conclude with
CHARLES H.
Charles H. MIR Nee utcheon hIary Copp, Mrs Herring
ulTCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING October 1.-THE performance will
me
THE COLLEGE BOY.
Dabser.. ........... Mr. Holland
After whclr
HAMLET TRAVFSTIE..
Hamlet. .......... Mr. Mitchell
Claudius, Mr. Nickinson Poonus, Graham
After which
THE SECRET.
Thomas Mr. Holland
To conclude with
FRIED SHOTS
Smivel Mr. Ncknson
" Dress Circle so cens-Upper Boxes. IS csuta-Pit AK
Private Boxes, $5-Orchestra Boxes, 50
C. Doors open a 81 Curtain a halfpast7.
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Rr01d,c1U O2,DOslfe the (jfU HnUl

MIR ii Bennett, " Manager.
COMPETITION DEFIED! WONDER UPON
WONDER,
The astounding Curioses in the world, and unequal
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING!
CASPER HAUSEk, Half Man Half Monkey, possessed Of
the power of speech, yet walks upon all-fours.
Mr. g. JENKINS the tomic Deneator. Tenor Singer, and
Banjo Player the Southern Mnstrels will introduce
Ada the charming La Petite Cero the
The celebrated FUG.GE MERMAID and 500 900 Curosi.
ties.
Performances every evening quarter g. and Saturday az
a. 3 O'Clock
Admtance only l21 cents
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A avowed Of increasing the means of the government
and on that ground alone has it failed
We comparative table Of the imports of articles
paying specific duties:-
lMPoRTs THE UNITED STATES OF ARTICLES PAYING
SPECIFIC DUTIES. l8il AND 1912
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Add overstock April l. ls43 after de
Quoting II 600 sent down by the rail-
road, from January to April estima.
ted in last years Consumption. 80. $4,000
Supply in the market this year. 992 600
The consumption last ear 200 600 and 1t will
qure at least tons supply the market this year.
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DIh NhVC.
THE GREATEST BOAT RACE that has eve, taken
place The >orh River. will come off At the Elysian
Fields Hoboken Wednesday October H. l8i3 Tor
Of $50 The following celebrated ocu Boats have been
ed:-
II he D,y after the Fair built by Crous, be rowed by
the brothers- .ycks.
TIE built by Isaac Seaman be rowed by
A. lost d Cornelius Brton
TIL New hu by ngersoll be rowed by STEPHEN
Roberts aud Charles Thomas.
The Danel D. Briggs be rowcd by the Dry Dock
NAPOLEON built by John Let's be rowed by Hy Taylor
and I'D Dorlon
The Dew Drop built by Crous, from Newburs to BE-
fowed by the Prekskil crew.
The II 4 Johnson to be rowed by New fork Pilots
III. dista be- rowed will be three miles and
One winning heats will be entitled the purse AZ
ali the boats tn th exception OF the winning boat.
will and around the stake boat for the entrance
money
NJ bots will be allowed change their after the
COmm.uces
The will take place hapast o'clock which will
soft icn fo the be completed before dark
should the weat uniayorabe the will come of
tie frst Il rd.g o9Hsr
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Coal Trade

The Miners Journal gives the following comparative
statement of the supply of coal this year. compared it'll
the state of the trade last year, to same PERIOD in round
hore.
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

THE undefsgnsd g. inform hrs Trends and
Il tho public that the arsion h1nse "a nov located VI To-
outsider st the ttcHft ~ tho STEAMBOAT LANDING
vegetable nafket having conmodioas family apartments,
arranged IA tie u~a'cst order
irsos x enroyed permits land passengers,
bsrg,ge whe gill 10 vessels Numerically after the Visi,
~ tie frseuuf officers.
~ B-Vsan 70 ihs ltsnt shoud procure passport from
IN spanish fousul % emharkaiion, 20 Ohytae dat.
spi esse ' WILLIAM FULTON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBI.O's GARDEl

The Garden sno~ closed sod Tho entrance Dc The.
Ie y on Broadway All well warmed add lighted fof cold
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IN EOii sALE-A pair OF bright bay CARRIAGE
ISNHoRsEs ie g " hands high, warranted only. FIVE
double hsnes and undef the saddle and Of superior sly
and action, belonging private gentleman IN the couatryar
of the desiring good CT
horses They may be Tor days, applcaoa
TATTERsALL'S, Broadway, ". Y.
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HAVE received BY late uss e packets and steamers Sc
~ Fsri sticl-s .don heir former assortment
DRY GOODS
p.iraas q closng % ii stock they eiier tne
goods s lowest uss invite the attention o. al
ravr hasrfs a No lga Pearl strr~t sN wn-r
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Morsh kog.s. Lalec ral,aos, Clark Boston. Sid Wey
mouth. Couch. and Ann Smith. Mills Nyork.
Wa.HisoroN. NJ. sefr 13-Au Billow, Curtis Boston;
lsistgh -taa nd Marcia. smith >York Ga goth. Pam.
hc Faford West lqaies 1ot Billow Curtis Boson Oct
srw OwtFAS., Oct TAR Lucy Anu White, Thonastou.
I'D tp-rtter Grant Norfolk; William, Johnson Boston;
Aitn. Love, thar'-sion and ksy West
lNAN1bp. 81 rfvs'e fmv II sisctab ~ by single
w tru' snsn frg sh,l room. a AVID bed
sri fafuisls 1tr terms b. -oersre. References
ghsHrei femH .c.ua add esssd = and left at the
80 fafs tiersi ohc- viii with requisite ntion
Terms - - 49, oil STR
NfohiA liuN WANTED.-Of WILLIAM WILSON,
mstte 81 Beth Ayshire Scotltnd Who emigraed De-
fafrt bout riGiecn ON Gsgow, aud left there
~ 10 nea stats ah 81 ih since. IL alive,
~ rtli bar Of soeng graiY 10 his ady.n,Ase sppca
tou o. JOHN ALLAN,
. " Nsnd~water a., New York
b-s,esid Any l-rs2n know Of his death. with the time
tnf itfs ef Nnid couf favor hy giving Information
hss SOD b. ad rrosabe compensation for their trouble.
o1 twissm
A YOUNG LADY falf ccuretent to undertake the duties
"a q tustfness Stsft obtain situation IN School
AfsY fgdlng oi ih ~onihem References
stehange .ddesed Ms A \. G. through the Post Office.
o93ssr
pOAnD wANTgD ~ BROOKLYN-A Gentleman
" ~ has ws wish b. obtain Board BROOKLYN, ia a
i lnsss tWtlY ~es h. have IN the base
~ ART story 81 doct.f ofce The neghboThood of
fHltan sis~ sh ~ rrrirTsd addressed ID. z.
tsia en'rs. wih md tmn-disis aitsuuon. oil STR
FIo LIT, WITH BOARD. handsoms font Parlor-four
hsndsosF Bed klnuas fli Houston ol0 lmsr
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kEka BERRY & SMITH EMIGRANT AGENTS
M1 fror Lancashire and YORKSHIRE, England have
sb Led Office No. GO South street. New York. for
this country-hre Packet Ships saili-g weekly -,
Drafts payable sight A. Hay cod, Sons CO. Liver
pool OF their oder Bank in Grgind Ireland, Scotland
Wales. dy Conveyance any part OF the States Is
also guaranteed on application to the subscrlbers.
A BERRY,
otgst.r THOS A SMITH
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lie Ell
1000 Tons Of gurr Zee Of TIE bes, qgaliy The
prepared 90 snd vi 81 BY 81, and smaller quanti
chaapsr than obtained from other and
pack-d IN the list ner, ~ 20 part of the world.
suPplY Of the b7tarsforsd nacstng ,wos hand
on a.sm 40 Division street.
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NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMB AVIATION or THE PILGRIM FATHERS
from Delft Haven painted by Robert W. Weir for the
uuda Of the aptol Washington will be open or exhibition
October ID fr only the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
Admttance Season Tickets so Catalogues
i2h
Open from "A NJ. to 10 P. NJ. $40 2wsec
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CADIz Aug 29-n port, Mary Frances. Famham, for Bos
tom disg ballast Natchez Lindsey for do days. Bohemia
Hagar for Palermo Sid abt 2ith Lochnva Westcott Cas-.
tue Europe Bachelor Bath; 9th Louisa Blanchard Port
land 2gth Gilbert Given Boston land parted with days
about lon " Going in goth, large Am ship with vanished
was-( probably the Gendower, from Antwerp, before
ported)
OPoRTo, Aug 2iIn port Newcastle, Adams of NYork, for
Rio Janeiro. days.
M,rANz.; Sept 9-n port, Augusta, Leach, for Boston
had lost I'd by yellow and had three
sick with the disease; Ann Hitler uncand others
LATER
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-15

pointed out our course aud marshalled US
10 victory, will he rewarded by the graft
iude of every true-hear,ed friend OF The Ia.
mented Harrison, for bis maguanimous
sell devotion on that memorable occas on.
At that moment of fearful interest TO US, DO
murmur of discomfort or disapprobation
from him blishted our prospects of success.
HIS voice was raised in our behalf; and
immediately the note OF anticipated triumph
sweled through the mighty masses of our
party from one extremity of the Union TO
the other. Permit me then TO offer through
you, gentlemen, 10 tho Wings of the City
and County of Philadelphia, amIds, the
festivities of the glorious Fourth, name
which ofitselfembodies thousand patriotic
Sentiments, and which now carries home TO
every true American heart its own bes,
and proudest eslogy.
HENRY CLAY. or KENrucKY
. Statesman. yet friend TO truth of soul sincere,
In action faithful, and in honor clear"
am, gentlemen, with high regard, very
Respectfully your obedieni servant.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
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Tetl.ag. 9 &c % pbL.re . Lndu.--

Ieiltag asLte % 1bI,ge a Lady.--un.
der tins caption New York paper gives
an account oi q sronsaclon ia which gal.
liant liibestlaftgot himself into trouble for
merely trying 70 gel a+lady out Of il by
stretching the truth. A letter carrier do.
'iiVercd letter 10 the wife cf MIR. Muir.
ray, Of that ci,y.. The letter was of cot,f %
sealed, bat Tie earnestly Of the lady, for
which her Sex Is 10 blame, according 10
the received noties, more than the lady
herself, induced her 10 read i,s contents.
II being q basiness-Ieticr alone, she was
anxious to have il delivered 10 her hus.
band. But, as il happened that Just at
mat time there existed between herself
and her husband ono Of those little inter.
'udcs OF love commonly called a GOODNESS.
which now and then takes place in the
best OF tamlles,' the lad; was unwilling
to let her husband know that she opened
The let.or. and requested a Mr.. Hugh
Quinn to say that he did It. and Mr.. Quinn,
thinking himself bourd in common polite.
ness to tell lie for the lady, and little
dreaming OF the trouble il was TO cost him,
at once complied with her request, and
shortly after found himself prisoner i.
The United States Court undergoing an
examination for high crime and msde.
meanor. The commttal Of such an Of.
lcnce, such as he was charged with, is i'm.
prIsonment for one year and fine of $500.
As he had involved himself in truth on her
account, she as generously came to his
assistance, confessed that Quinn was not
guilty, and he wasaceordingIy discharged;
and' when leaving the court, fervently
vowed that he would never again tel, he
s0i lady a. long as he lived,
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An Affecting laeidsa,.--Af friend vrIlil

AnAgeetiag iacideA.--A friend writing
to us from ono of the southwestern eou''
iiesofthis State, mentions an incident wa'A
must have been exceedingly affecting
A lady had travelled from a distant
State TO visit her sister residing ~ 'ne
county to which We refer. And Nnen
within two miles OF the termination Of ne'
journey, she met funeral train. Inc
husband of her sister was the chte mol,
ficr, and tho heafse was bearing TOWARDS
the grave tho remains Of the sister "0o"
she was seeking.
There was neither time nor place '0I
explanation, but the afflicted slNter 'ui"''
and joined the PROCESSION and before .''
earth closed upon the object OF her 'i'',
ton, she took leave OF her at the oP'"
coffin beside the waiting grave.
1t is moi necessary TO mofalIze on '"''
event; but, perhaps, the case Is oi,y SUI
guar as il regards the affinity oil inc ="
reaycd. Almost all that We seek y wv
life, with the highest expectations o. g''',
sure, disappoints our highest hopes a a''i
when nearest the enjoyment, we are ea'.'
upon to turn back and take our iea'''
without hearing response TO our '"'',
well. These things world appear "
different hight il, instead of meeting "
part again, We would congider tut w
part 10 meet and tha, what we lose oa1
only out stripped our course, and al'a," '.G
in advance Of us the goul towards "R'cA
We are all fastening. Z. $. Gazette
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IA FEW PENNIES 4 DAY FOR ms

A FEW PENNIES 4 DAY FOR HIS
WAGES?
For whom viii men OF all classes GOT
For the party whose avowed purpose it is
te raise the revenue for the support of the
federal government by tex upon British
goods Or will they 90 with tina, party
who seek 10 rriag he rerenue, IN HARD
DOLLARS, BY THE TAX GATH.
ERER, BY the lew for that purpose, OF
A DIRECT TAN upon the pockets of
The people
Farmers Mechanics Laborersl II
for you TO answer these questions at the
polls The Democratic Wings are With
you and with your interests; if you would
contribute to your interests, sustain them by
your sufffages
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One Of the New York pnpers, IN no.
'lcng the visit Of Governor Bouck to the
uI'ns house Of that city, says the deof
and dumb children OF that institution gave
him nine cheers They we're probably
very much such cheers as President ".
Ter would have received had he visited
that city.
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He Lora's Prayer.-The following pas

Lightning While so many deaths By
lightning are occurring IN dlfFeren; parts Of
The country, !, is important TO remember
one simple prescription, VIZ. when person
IS struck down with lightning, lose 20 time
IN dashng cod water upon hun, even if he
IS apparently dead. BY this means many
lives may be preserved which would other.
wise be lost.
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From the Indiana STATE Journal.
THE POLICY OF THE TARIFF.

WlI The People go rrifk the Ways for q Tariff
or shall il Be abandoned 10 me Looofoeos 4
short saznsry Of fats
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16
gPErD RI@ISTRRs

$ sATU RDAY, SEPT. 1e, 1s4s.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16

it," says Gen. Brown. If that argument
was worth farthing it applies TO the
Planters Bank Bonds as much as the
Union And he has no business with
such an argumentwhile he advocates the
payment of the Planters Bank Bends.--
He knows all that moreover. We do
not set him down for such q shallow
pate that he cannot see these little tri-
nes. But he is in most desperate di-
lemma, and the General out generals
himself in it.
Col. Williams, the other candidate for
Governor, stands upon ground, which he
as a man and his party can occupy with
honor. He is one Of that sort OF genu-
inc men who go for the right as they un
derstand it, whether with or againstpar
ty. We have not heard him mentioned
since his visit here in any terms but
those Of commentator. If he continues
in the field, his party will be compelled
to take him up, or be soundly whipped
for certain. The party with which he
acts has more regard for principle and
the honor Of the State than for tempo
rary party triumph, and it is very GER
tain will not give back. He hasexpress-
ed the same determination, and it is now
we'll settled that the bond--payers must
and will carry the Stale in November.
If the anti-bonders will unite on vii
liams, they will carry the strength Of
their party against Clayton. But other
wise they may as we'll ''give up the ship
They have no earthly chance Of elect
ing Brown. In any event we may look
TO November as the period when the peo-
PIE of Mississippi will right themselves
before The world. ...
The subjects ofNational politics, &c.
which were casually embraced in the
we leave for future numbers.
Those who heard the labored argument
Of Mr.. Clayton are convinced on the
bond sQbject-but we will keep them SO
by further attention hereafter. All other
issues are indeed trihing in comparison.
Say you not SO who hold even death pre-
ferable to dishonor?
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16
Latest from Texas,


A vessel which arrived at GalEesm
from Corpus Christi reports, that par.
ty Of Mexican robbers have been ina
that place, and carried off about 500
bales of tobacco, belonging principaIya
some traders Of Galveston. Th. OWL
ers of the tobacco have followed Tie ron
bers, in the hope of procuring its resi-
ration through the Mexican authorIts
A number of the recently dischzr:a
sailors have gone on 10 Washing
with the hope of getting from The u.
ernment the pay due e them, or sF
tion Of it. Poor fellows! though ia
did go, they will find it $40 60" -fe
Jack!" says the Galveston News
have seldom seen him so completely "
of his reckoning IS he was here-s
cash--no friends-no tobacco-nosg
ard no chance of getting any VIliS
begging, which comports as little v
the feelings of an American tar as u
ing without them.
The mail from Bexsr, which arrive
at Houston on The 18th, brough ht leIF1
announcing the release of all the L.
ian prisoners in Mexico.
The news was brought to Bexar Uy
company Of traders who had arr'"
there.
The Indians on the Eastern bOOnUai'
of Texas have commenced plandeIH'
and murder.
The editor Of the Houston IeleS''H
says that several notorious drunkai~
are candidates for the high aud reSpV'
Bile offices of Senator and Represents, q,
in several districts and countless i
adjures the people TO "repual"'0
such appellants. In
The story about the $685. "D' !,
it was alleged was lodged in one o. :, :
city banks to the credit Of Sam hOus =,
Governor of Texas, as bribe from - !,
ia Anna, had its origin, ii is sald y =,
Galveston Telegraph, in l0dgnrr \.
made at the time by Capt. Heusion' =.
English gentleman who became nv
chaser Of the Arcade.
The Weekly register., 1843-09-16

Wings that the lOcofOco press
ocra's we are confident ,ba, a we
party would rally numbers, ~. ~' Vi
discipline and accelerate the na .''''
triumph of whig principles. r''D'aep
Take the case of Mississ,n,;
stance We do not accurately ", Ea W
number and political stri,o - r"'S&
presses Of the State; but We sr a
the number Of papers circuIaIpp55 p5'%t, :,
oppose the payment of the S... "'s
is greater than the nunbor - Dog
which favor it. To the ovo., y 'ae
influence of the press is it to \" usIn3
led that the people of Missis.ioo; %'I'
been once already actually bop1,.. y, ''T
and humbugged on this subiec, ',e'' =
are perverted and misstated: an, ta:l
ences, by the various and iooo.a - ias'
dress of the press, arc rive,ed ''u' ID
minds Ofthe people, which a,o q
tru'h and even common sense. = -', :,
the 'ocofocos have the abvan,,.. :" ia'
whlgs' that the misstatemsnt, :, = ;, :. %;
presses 60 in great degre. p,os.. ). ~
owing TO the greater extent or - -: ,Vc;
culation. In this contest abogf NJ ,n'ti tl, c.'
which every good whig rerarSa rs'l'
lraughf with serious Consequences n ..
honor of the Stale-even in such,
test, the wings use nc vigorous ne,,..'
tolncrease the circulation Of their NJ.
cal papers. One might naturally :.
what can stir them up? One Tim,
certain that their chances Of VICTOR
mlnIsh with the laxness OF their =.
gleS in the use Of means to secure !. p
a whlg paper was sent by the wbin
every log cabin in the State from n,
until November, is there a wbia =.
could doubt the people would vote ,o,.
the bonds? Not one. When the 4
press is adequately supported, and |
circulation becomes general through
activity of the genuine friends Of ii,
principles we may look for the perm
nent trium PHI of those principles X
before.