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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
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Q! IAtt !'tt o''II it"IIIh = ~. Te'I4sITs. and
Of th- d-ren. Clay Clubs and oiher Sssocie
at iht, city tc'eur t" elect Try CLAY mi
THEODORE FHEIlNGAUiStN ~ fie,.d-nt and N.ce
ire,deut solicited assemble win l-
Ashland A,ucgtIoa Ht th-,f esd.uuurte Columbian Hail.
sniuTsY -, instant n II n ". 10 proceed % the iiu
lem Haiond nuli p.s; \. ~ To- fu-knhDc Tickets
cabc obtained G the tre dents Natonn iia Re ding Room
un AT the jny Club Realirr Room liz IrOEdveGy
Band ot Music and the Ncv Gee Club engaged
ISAAC X. JfSSlP. President.
K b Sntw..IL. secie,hrlel. ,!iatc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

IT, .1os- Tuckahcc.-'rHE PaGNlX MARINE
CLAY CUB Third District, Fouf;h Ward, requested
iu meet ~ trnkln Square, Saturday moning, tha h
s,at NJ h nst proceed procession TO the Harlem
Ral'roud Depot and hence the Mass Meeting Ut Tucke
"''' = JOHN MONTGOMERY, President.
GEO v BksSETT, tVice Presidents.
ss,i SYtTH secretare' s2Ig.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

- ~; - owu intrinsic merits, tor the removal aud
- rue these diseases to winch IS peculiarly HdaIeJ
- entirely vecea,e, and imposed oi the choices, se!ec
y, f nsreeH WHICH act m con>"nnrce with the aws
S,b govern the ANNA. economy. ie system enabled t"
% of iIesNo ISc Un heathy action. and the o
.,p,, resume ths' nitutu functions. ihousindS md
- .ifsG 1t, ecHcy m removing VARIOUS chfnn,c
S'Nnsl diseases 0r gIuanG u uuheaithy depnnved
l,he aoOd gnd other iIis srfu,ut enlargement -"
~ .lsri lhsIn ~ u 3Gj !unba.p, ~ r1sUm, rnE worm
s,s, ieh crse, r'.i other sUar affections >lely
"a "a ,Feciuaiy cared @, ~ Us.
Fe r.he pan cu!ar, and corc'usve evtece upef
,.rsloe Anc et-acl - pGuJ -. ~hch may b Obtained
:; ne aroar,e'. ;'G tli. % tseat, -rntl,
"Pr,sred and .. wholesale und retail, by \. b Il D.
siN> NhCca'e Duesl,., - Fulton sect New NorS -
I'D nSas1et2S f"sdo.,. q. Eust Hroniw9y, and By Drug
- rya,,al'y f1ru;e beat the United S.a'2S.
po.s 81 yeg botts * bottles tu1 s5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

LWPORT7TIO.I' or FRENCH BOOKS.
W 4 T. NV. sperIni he importation ni French
osS md respectfully invite tie patronage of Colleges and
S.nlnsres Public Libraries and private purtie'
her complete that thsy can guarantee
axscncn of all orders entrusted their with
n,notude and on the favorable and ,actory
iers y be made up and forwarded by the British
- - -, - ari iqh ot every NON n. s3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
New Worlc on the French Navy.
pnRTR. R.4LTOEPRLN'CE JOLNILLLE.

UISTOlRE MARITIME DE FRANCE. par Leon Cue
mn large Yus with 80 ne steel plate encravas and
a iull porrait of the Prince de JunvIe. Pnce - 30
imported and tor sni. by .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

r;-Soticc.-RALLY, RALLY RALLY ,-.7aerjcGn
EJie Cab 10 The Rescue ls members o; the above Ciu0
,I.l hold their second G Sherwoods HOUSE corner
az Grand and Crosby streets. THIS Eyeng. September @Ith
seven O'Clock
oissed n business OF importance Will se lad before the
meeting. Come ono. come a !. .. ,,,,<,..
aonoaoH Si1l5dN hs@; HSGI Vice Presidents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

~ INC ,,yIs;!,Ir tig-So closely resembles the
nal head Of HAIR hut sceptc and ccnn"s,eurs nave w"
II he most and .NtuTdmuly nVeutUn o TIE
h. cfca, advantages this novel and unique wig l. IL
b. us made without of weGnt, "hc4 causes ~ al
r,ce, so closely Ia resemble the natural hun. both IN
.6 ness and natural Appearance aS 10 DEFY detection
IT texture reins beautiful. porous and 80 Zee thai
m - ,ses pcrSpatou. evaporation Is uniinpetied hGd
I rea evils ui other Wigs entirely avoided he scleil1
c mud connu>seur alike invited 10 inspect ths move!
and I've tuul wing, and the peculiar method n hitins
tie head a,the manufacturers. A. Z. BARRY, ilo
,,,J,"y corner of liberty street w Stair. y Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
q. Fonrteemth .Nnrd memry Clay Ciu

g Fourteenth tNNrd Henry Gay CIt'b'
The friend, of HENRY Cl..lI THEODORE FIRE,
} ivGHVYSEN .HLL4RD tfLLMCRE aud
SAMUEL h fiihLN. GIe requested Z" attend neeS.nf
nj h, Cluh at the Broadway House Friday evening, .h
ihe aborer Mechanic and Merchant invited to hear
+ir fesoe.'ye Interests rxyalnrd.
~ when the nce, their support 'Gr cause u Nh'f.
The ndc, respectfully .ycd TO n'iend seats wii pe
ni o known uaty ,ill address the
The Fourteenth Ward Clay Glee Club vii enven N :, meet
en,.a a. ,ed JOHN I. ALLEN. President.
CiASl ,iAASl \, :, iTAHlR2R' a rs Vice Presidents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CR RACkERS--I ne tuo,
> sc:Der wishes make Known 20 the public h4t nuGn
the biscuit and crackers alcn sold this cry oy me ABOVE
uaes entirely different from the SopA BscuiT ana Ss
car Crackers made a MS Bakery which have peen lses
bg invaGs parcuariy those who suffer from iahs
t1r more than twenty year5 with The best results WINE .e
ll;ricr wn!ch made tor p.lce thuusn
rood for person health wholly unfit iot the slcK
.5oye pisCUIF and CRACKERS 50 BUTTER BISCUIT iSh
IhscrIT BUTTER CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS, fILgI
and Navy BREAD, OF the rst quality constahty lo
lie s the we'll known establishment, 20 1use'
conner ot War!an-:;ree:. EfHhalM lhE-tDNGi h
:vi3i IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

n:- Democratic WhiS Senatorial COnven-
tion.-Fyrst Jistr;ct-!:t eeting OF The Convention
reid Broadwny House .he city uf New Io.k on Inc 18th
October, lS,3. the following resolution adopted
District ned Naonl! Hull Fulton stet N The city Of
rnos yn on the second Tuesday of October. 1874. At l.
O'clock " md that he Charrnan aud SecIetny give due
notice tlit root OLIVER T. HEWLETT, Chairman
j. RnvEy Sac'v 80 idm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

g Coysc0cG -ARs AEIiLA. oT puriyiB. the blood
,ed he pCl Cut o.! . cnt>' tuoual diseases. genera
S.Islsy u,sfruHl sart''r- So 70 be had Il CouT
~, r.t r-ce ctHts ef bute, s. per dozen aud Is
gsaed as coed any sod az s per bottle IN, article
s, sores puUpe and trr1bn.s upon the iHce IN u
ar ,hori rc matter huN usG they may he Of how
I'M, caiinua. &C. For this putpcss = vii be found superior
soy thin. brought beora the public clear uGd
TL+e skin IS ilySuatiy THE ir>uit Off use.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

DR. HAMILTON. OCuLiST. No. %
<EsgSSss Nrrray St. gives MS exclusive attention
yf%SWNHSsNto Diseased Eye and UDthalmic surgery.
5~ and assures those :ilcted with diseases OF
AGEfE, the Eve that ne guarantee \ speedy
x ~ restoration 10 SIGH; all cases o.; impair
ed yis!on Dr.. II. Is satisfied from past
nnsa, success, that his mode of treatment
bt rtre iEe different tI.saS which tbsi DELI
r, = -, apneuta sre subject such ATaurO-is.
srsr, the CCfuea, lr,iS. tcIropum or ;urniaz
on, q, t1e eveld. Ptcss Tuchiasi: &c. sc. &c
Dr. IL viii . a Artificial Eyes and 50 skiulX aaap,
thsfn ~ O ,o he ds:iugusbe the natural shaT:es
very moderate. ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
ns- Eighth Ward Whis Executive Com

ns- Eighth Ward WhiS Executive |om-
ll,h lSii.-lu Executive Committee.
the following resolution unanimously pissed
;,eyp,d That the nuneS the cenilemcn cInn"Nng the
Fnnce Committee this Ward be published And no "het
sons ts nuihorze hy this Conmee Ia make any cohec
non, Tor the Wing Party of this Ward.
FINASCK Committee. .,,,,>.,,,,
JESSE u. rRiCE. ABRAHAM H. L:tN tN'b
g " IEDrpIAsi RDut;ERS.
HARVEY II ART Chairman Ward COMMITTEE.
rhfop2Rs. .g nkLLf' secretaries. 2s2w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

> .vOST BLEsSED. STR.iNGE. .4ST0U.NDING
.3ND MIRACULOUS INTENTION. TO CLhE
CCT4NEOCS ERCPTIONS IND CLk-7F'
D-gBE sE.y-BrR-vT YELLOF. DiSCOLOR-
ED OR FRECKLED SKIN
1TASy-nv there are many who have been cheated with
Nl irasa and therefore hI-k the power' OF ne sen
me Jones Soap are exaggerated let such give TIA aii s'
In Is indeed The sugua!ly wonderfully curative
ion, ever made al SKIN diseases. In fact l, 'eooi Oh
reve, ails in curing ~. r. ,,t.,.
Salt Rheurn. Scutyy ErySipe!e as BARRIERS iiei.'
ninrwnrU Old Sore. and Sore t!ests. -
But mud It Joasss SO.D has dons. and SUI eeseS
cu-s. ca n no here else IN this cItyor you S oe s%H
,b cogn,eri:,-but al the sign OF the American EE-
sle s. thsha-s,reet. Nsw-f IN Boston a. heodnss
SHt---tTre Zeber Ledger Buildings Phiatelphis Eho
i5S FuItor-sc-ei Brooklyn ~ ii'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

" Ysmng Mems Henry Clay Association
1f tae City and County of New Hork'-A
meeting of the Finance Committee Of the ABOVE ASSOCIATION
viii he he'd on Friday Evening Sept. 2th at clock. az
the Central Clay Committee konm. l2 Broadway.
BIZ order, \. IL. LAB ~ secretary q Coihhitee'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

Posr OrFIcx. New York. Sept -. ieii
OF English Mail.-Le'ter Bags per Royal Mali
S:enmer BRrAssA will be closed At the Upper and Lower
Post tfces this City 80 NlbAi The oh inst hi 20
minutes pn. O'Clock. F. NJ The overland postage cf loi
cent, on each single letter must be pad. ,,., , =,
,2j itlc JOHN IOklhbh phAhAh' l. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

IL Tenth Ward. - .r ,ice to Hairy of the West
-'Ie Democratic Jay Club Oi the Tenth Wurd VIII mold It's
Regular Weekly Meeting his Evening a, Their room Con.
Ial corner OF Hester and R0wey. All IN favor OF n
,oecye Tatif-ai favor OF good guvernment--Cay. FIRE.
H. ghuysen and Fillmore respectfully invited Ia attend
e''' ''-' NATiiANiEl. c. BRADFORD, President
G. c%.s : n,st ~ Secretaries 81 lto
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
DRY GOODS.


u ECElvED yesterday shipment CT Flannels from The
house Johnson. 5e'se ;, Go. Boston. and offer
them io cash, by The a piece. - -reey rcduett prces
from what iey ned 4; 9r he Es' .- weeks To
rehs- e,As be a-.orlet- OF Dr7 G,ods III he fkei
-aod sa--nan sc7u.in;ed w''h crh ana time buy
or. q. vor,s-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS.
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
Pull MON ARi Q X q Ms
DR., WISTAR'S BaLSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
aNSTRACT OF LETTER FROM A POSI-MASlEH
e. GATED PEMBROKE Washington Co. Maine April -sth
lsl,-MR ISAAC BUTrS-Dear Sir;-At the request OF
many of nv ends this place and vicinity VINO are at
llcrd with consumption and liver complaints take the oe
ssn lVISfSR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. and to
hundred miles from have doubt THAI would meet
with ready where could ec procured without
loo much expense and delay
MY wife was attacked about months srce Win wat IN
physicians caed th- f. Of cousumoGn-a compliant
wy prevalent N TINS olhe county fa'ns seen the
ljalssi IN sdverl Ised N August, ,,.,,,,, -,
x 80 NILES FROM HERE. -E-l
took the pam, bottle ~ - "!cA s9e tooA
,nd Yr e led hef much itai sent for two bottles more
winch M has taken and he now says that she has not
Fit % well for six years she CO.'S al ih line y hGe "no
hive INQUIRED of and asc"fGed wat siiect e bGsan
lad an. ous for - IA ths vc!niy which :
Prse iniorr me b return mail whether conclude 70
,yhe-e j, car be had. AIN. with respect yours, &c ,
The whole country fast learning that no medcne-n9
pb can-no preparations OF any Kind whateNs-can equal
Or Nisnrs Bat ot Wild therrY
iss- REV ARE OF lMUTAIlONS-Ihe genuine ?. 'od
New OK only BY ssac Bulls ) Ann 81 Pnce 81 " e'
bn,.ls- so ON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

II,f N7t'f D
At FIVE PER G. ENr.
31fG =. gEECHg ~, ,5,Bi.ayER aes1 "llan '.Iee'.
" Nv .ri ia''y 'ec@l'l1s liom a-cen n softs oi
l,y Coos h. ..ii ~. '-el Is i .; tive cent f
cash 7 ~ lctua resi- .sSet IN g SS etc -i-'7;
y TN, arrangement The purchaser ilph t!Ic -, e"z
=,ock . .ct Tor himself aas .sE nna aue'io.s
t- ll,p Goods iI3.e ior VI liners. isfcnaa, aot',
IIn.fe-. Shr. rnh Stnr. iiAnu rrfl-sr. 3 lm.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
,r;- Attention NhIg Young Men of Tn

FIFTH WARD-YOUR COUNTRY CALLS-The Wing
Young Men the Fh Ward requested 10 meet al he
Marion House lG5 est Broadway Friday Evening 9th
mi. 10 form a Junior Clay Club A. invited who
vor a sustaining the Wing Tariff OF 1872 BY which prosper!
~ and happlness have been restored to the country.
Mechanics Working Men and Manufacturers. come one
come all and Jet pledge ourselves together 10 nbor Tor the
rsat interests of the Country us identified with the Of
Wing Principles and 10 achieve triumph N Their behalf un
bright banRer whose tcDmosi Told mas inscribed nI"n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

Cr!- Notice.-N y. aad iiarlem K, il Road Co. and
Monday the I'D the following Taln will be with
drawn for a laying he " estern
Track. 3V-s-S S0l and o-fiom City ia!l. nnd 81
10 3c-5 md from Harlem SIT;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

:, APARTMENTS TO LEr-'rwo fine large Psrors
~ on the tirs, floor and pleasant rooms on the
81 floor 10 De let unurnishet 10 gentlemen. or the
- Tol- would be let TO small respectable family Apply al
Its East Broadway door above Rutger street erms
moderate. :. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

E1- BOARDlNG.-Nir. toss. having cceaed The rev
I'D commodlous house. p Nesey 81. near The ASor House
profers choice desirable 10 transient u pcTinanent
toaTdc5s. Coton Shower and cold Hsths, free The
location ccG;. quiet lnd shady. Terms modeias
njStIIs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27
!. WINCHESTER, 80 AEN-STREET

on SATURDAY,
THE NEW WORLD-Wiih portrait Of Robert Owen. the
celebrated Philosopher. late arrived from Europs.
splendid list Of contents. Price -. cents.
RAMBI.ETON-B By Seatsheld-PaF iV-.,n exciting Amer
rou Romance Pr.cs IL, cents. s2Sst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

ry Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces to
crs,nner and Others bis -eadne 10 surply The Fall Fat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

lc.- Graham Hous=, 63 Harciny,-CIl1ens OF
Transient visGcrs des;n: quiet home where real Temper
alce Diet pruareu them. consisting ot NesetoblsS Frus
& c. wl.huu; sinuans hnca are invited 10 Patron&e
las house. Terins moderate. shower baths irss COS,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-27

pE.DER W. .ell three shiIIns bottles. that you may
n kl thai his Is not OF hal- auGougs OF the car
Al Ve expect yog 10 buy tnln once g We wal
I'm; Il vossess th- following Guatss i ril oice tha hf
n sro< " y p.t WHARF Nature Intended hltt 10 grow SOP
failing ~ crf- Scurf or Danf,uf and make lsnt ieG o
rev mar grow .r For d-s,g The a.if toit ant SHY 10
ihng e,ceecs Il indeed the most economical! yst H
called ha s. and Il ~ Keep the na IN order WIKI one a.
iica;ioa long any other article made .h
>old-p;ire az ,h.lli1cs ootie-at the sgI oi me
anaricar Chsh.n.stree;. Ner-YOrk l35 Fulton
~, p.IuA''u ~ ~ 81 I'm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18
Presidents Message On The
Rhode Island Question.
To The House of Representatives

10 ute House ot Representatives
In compliance with a resolution Of the
House of Representatives of the 23d March
last. requesting the President to lay before
the House
"The authority and true copies OF all re-
quests and applications upon which he
deemed it his duty TO interfere with the naval
and military forces OF the United States, on
the OCCASION OF the recent attempt Of the
people OF Rhode Island TO establish free
Constitution IN place of the old Charter
GOvcrnmcnt of that State also, copies OF
The Instructions to. and statements of, the
Charter ComWlss sloners sent 10 him by the
then existing aUthoritIes og the State of
khode Island; also, copies Of the correspun-
dcnce between the Executive Of The United
States and the Charter Government of the
State OF Rhode Island, and all the papers
and documents connected with the same
aIso copies of the correspondence, if any,
between iac heads of Departments aud said
Charter government, or any person or per.
sons, connected with the said Government
and OF any accompanying papers and docu-
nenis also, copies of all orders issued by
the Executive Of the United States, or any
OF The Departments, TO military officers
Tor the movements or employment Of troops
! To or ~ Rhode Island also, copies of all
orders Ia naval officers To- prepare steam or
other vessels of the United States Cor ser
vice IN the waters of Rhode Island also.
copies of nll orders Ia officers of revenue
cutters Tor The same service; also copies OF
any instructions borne by the Secretary of
War TO Rhode Island on hls VISIT in 1912 10
review The troops Of tho Charter Govern
mrnt Also cOpins Of any order or orders 10
any officer or officers OF The Army or NAVY
10 report themselves 10 the Charter Govern.
ncut; md that he be requested 10 Law be.
fore this House copies of any other papers or
documents IN the possession of the Execu.
tive. connected with this subject, no, abovc
specially cnumcratcd"-
have To inform the House that tho Exec
utlvc dad not deem It us "duty 10 interfere
with the naval and military forces oi lhr
United Slalcs.' IN The late disturbances ~
Rhode Island HAT no orders wcre issued
by the Executive. or any of The Departments.
10 military officers, for the movement or EN-.
ploymoW of troops TO or IN Rhode Island.
other lhan those accompanying this message.
md which contemplated the strengthening of
the garrison at Fort Adams. which. consider
ing the cxicnl of the agitation IN Rhode Is
land, was estimated necessary and judlclous !;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18
u. =. Circuit Court.

This Court commenced session in
Providence on Monday-Judge Story
presiding. The case Of Rachel Luther
against Luther Nj. Borden and others,
was taken up. Benz. f. HalIett ap-
peared for the plaintiff. Messrs. Whip
pie and Bosworth, for the derts. The
action was for trcspass, assault, &c.
alleged to have been committed on the
pltl. by the defts. at Warren on the
Goth June, 1872, while the state was
under martial Law. The assault, as
stated in the plaintiffs declaration, con-
sisted in the defendants entering the
PLAINTIFFS slceping-room armed, and in
hreatening her with force. The de-
PENDANTS justified, setting forth that the
State was then under Martial Law, and
that they were ordered by Capt. Child,
then commanding in Warren, to 90 10
the house where the plaintiff was and
arrest Martin Luther and others, who
were aiding and abciting the insurgents,
and that they used no more force than
necessary for that purpose. The de-
PENDANTS upon these plcadings had the
opening and close. Mr.. Bosworta reod
The papers and gave a brief history o.,
the proceedings which led to the re.
bellion.
Judge story stated his views at con.
siderable length in regard to the qucs-
tions of law involved in the case. lie
was decidedly of the opinion that the
declaration Of martial law by the Lcgis-
laiure of Rhodc-lsland was propcrI
legislative net The evidence was not
concluded when the Court adjourned
to meet on Wednesday morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18

government thus confirming me in my early
Impressions that nothing moro had been de-
signed from the first, by those associated
with Mr.. Dorr, than TO excite the fear and
apprehension, and thereby obtain conces-
sons from the constituted authorities, which
might be claimed as triumph over tho exist
ing government.
With the dispersion Of Mr.. DORIS troops
ended all difficulties. A convention was
shortly afterwards called, by due course of
law, to amend the fundamental law, and a
new Constitution, based on more liberal
principles than that abrogated. was proposed
and adopted by The people. Thus the great
American experiment of change in Govern
men,, under the influence of opinion, and
not Of force, has been again crowned with
success, and the State and people of Rhode
Island repose in safety under institutions OF
their own adoption, unlerrifed by any future
prospect Of necessary change, and secure
against domestic violence or invasion from
abroad. | congratulate the country upon so
happy termination OF condition OF things
which seemed at one time seriously to threat
en- the public pence. 1t may justly be re.
garded as worthy of,he age, and OF the coun-
try in which we live. JOHN TYLER.
Washingion, april s, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18

An adjourned meeting of the New
port CLAY CLUE it will be noticed is
to take place at the Town Hall, this
evening. All good and true Wings
are expected to attend. The time
draws near for the Baltimore Conven-
ton, and the appointment of delegates
we presume, will be the principal bust
ness of the meeting this evening. We
have no doubt that all who can possibly
make It convenient to attend, will DO so
A large number Of delegates we under
stand, will probably 60 from Providence
and some from other parts of the State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18
NEw-YoRK CHARTER ELECTION. =

NEw-YoRK CHARTER ELECTION
Tammany Dsfsaied.-At the Charter
Election in the city Of New York. last
week, the Native American Ticket was
successful by nearly 1000 minority
over the Tammany or loco foco ticket.
Out of the II wards, the Tammany par
ty have carried but 5-last year they
had l3.
The Mayor Elect, James Harper,
one Of the firm Of Harper s. Brothers,
is good Wing, and pledged to the
cause Of City Reform. The Wings
arc as much pleased at the result, as if
their own candidates had been elected.
They considered the importance Of a
thorough city reform absolutely ncces-
sary, and were willing to unite with
almost any party for the accomplish
ment Of that desirable object.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

sound National Currency, regulated by III,
win and Authority of the Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, with a Fair Protection
TO American Industry
Just restraints on the Executive power, EN-.
bracing further Restriction on the exer
else of the Veto
"A faithful Administration ofthe Public Domain
with an Equitable Distribution of tn. pro-
cpedS Of the Sales Of it among al, the
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration Of
The General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of ofrhought, and
Of the Right of Suffrage ; but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment ofthc Constitution, limiting
the incumbent ofthe Presidential Office
TO a Sing 10 Term. ii. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18

GLoRIoUs WHIG VIcT0RY IN ST. LOUIS.
On Monday of last week, the Wings tr-
umphed gloriously in st. Louis-electing
their Mayor, Bernard Pratte, overJ. ]. RELY,
by majority Of 392 votes. The ST. Louis
Republican, Of Tuesday, says
We have obtained complete possession OF
all the departments of the city. We have
elected a whg Mayor, and all the other can
dIdates on the regularly nominated ticket for
city officers (; aud also majority in both
branches Of the Council. Our opponents
left nothing unricd to defeat us, as their
falsehoods before. and their exertions on tho
day of the election fully establish.
To our friends all over the State we send
this greeting I'VE have met the Van Bu-
renites in q lair fight and manly contest
ace haze beaien them. Another and an equally
important elections approaching-in that you
will be called 10 parlIcipatc-all that we ask
Of you is to initiate our example, and to per-
form your duty as faithfully and eifectually
as we hnye performed ours. So doing, oil
will be well, and the State will be redeemed
from all the delormity OF l.ocoocoisnl.
Last year the Council, Auditor, Marshal,
SC. were all Loco. This is tho first time
the Wings haye elected Mayor since lS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-18

The Army and Nary Chronicle con-
'ans an order, issued from the adiuinn,
generals Office at Washington, directing
that the general recruiting service of tho
United States army be resumed on tho
LIST OF May, in consequence Of the rank
and file Of the several arms of service
having fallen below the organization pro.
''ded by the act Of l8d2, reducing the
military peace establishment. Great
care and attention by the recruiting OIL
GERS are cnjoincd, in order TO prcvcn,
any imposition in enlisting recruits, es-
pecially minors and discharged soldiers
Mr. Clay reception at Wilmington, n e..
"n 10" 'oih, was vory gratifying 10 himselfand
I'"nds llU loll ior Raleigh on the Ilih