The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05

ence Ii not already, there will be next year,
allowed their prsjudices to prevent them from ma
king profitable investments here and around:
Why, this part of the United States, so endowed
with immense and inexhaustible resources. cannot
long be PROSTATE, whatever may have been previous
errors Of men. Her riches will put forth, and so
soon that period arrives, many men will be sur
prised, and not few disappointed, that they had
You may expect the August or November cleo!
ton OF Illinois will revoutonize politically, the
State The wings show BY, their ardour and JOY
business that the victory will be theirs; Indeed IL
10 cheering to see their gatherings at the numerous
conventions OF late. Storms, Hoods, or farms have
no effect in keeping the party from those meetings,
where they hear, and from able men, their prncl.
no fixed principles. The Mormon feud may re-
dnce the number Of the locofoco votes, but I do
believe that had not that occurred the wings would
almost said every man) is for tariff Of Protection.
and but few had ever heard Of Polk or Dallas un-
I'll the mandate that they should take the mixture
arrived from Baltimors. The loco's are like men
who have no confidence in the soundness or suc-
cess of their cause they are down in their hopes
and cannot get up meeting Tor advocating the
limitations of the party. II is truth. and many of
il desire TO be beaten by such opponents as arc
against the party and its principles.
You will lean through other channels particulars
of the late events at Nauvoo, Warsaw, &c, and
draw Hur own But aI sonnr
the powers that Remembers Of the party that gave
the Mormons those incompatible and extraordinary
privileges, and solely with view to secure the
OF evils, horrors &C., that have been, and are vet
to be lays at the door OF the tDco foco leaders.
The Mormons, as distinct class or body OF men,
eass ne or merge as eher
mo, the mass-and why should ahey not? Why
were they ever distinct! That curse of our coun-
try, political party spirit. brought it about and from
year to year, by renewed treaties between the
heads of the Government OF Illinois and the Smiths,
has it been continued. Annually have alarms been
got up Of demands from Missouri for the surrender
lowed negotiations ending with these terns:-"You
pledge your 1000 votes for us, and we guaranty
your safety" Now the Latter Day Saints are to
perform, as did the Kilkenny cats-and should
tail be left, why the suckers or pukes will devour
it. Governor Ford's prospects OF getting into the
Senate of the United States diminishes rapidly. Do
enquire Of that "Thoush poor upon the stump, am
nor, as said Of hmsel), why he, as Commander-in-
Chief run from the head quarters of the army under
his command, near the scene of trouble and dam
ger, and fled 70 Quincy lper steamboat) some hun;
These events are forebodlng to that party-tor
whom the Gods would destroy, they first make
mad" May substitute-bad. 0.
Form OF PRAYER FOR THE IRISH People AND
THE LIHERAToR.-" Almighty and eternal God
King Of Kings, and supreme Lord Of all earthly
powers, be sraclously pleased 20 look down with
compassion upon pcuPlc VI CouItIy, eHu
mercifuly put an end to their sutferngs Give
them patience to endure their unexampled prva-
lions, and fill their rulers with the spirit Of truth,
humanity, and justice. Unite al classes in per-
seyering love Of country, cordial allegiance our
beloved Sovereign, and charity towards each other.
Direct our Legislators TO enact laws founded upon
thy holy commandments, and make Ireland pros
porous and happy and as thy servant, Daniel
OConnell, who has labored with so much zeal and
perseverance, to promotes these sacred objects, Is
now detained in captivity, give HIM grace TO bear
his trials with resignation, and In thy mercy vouch.
safe to restore him TO liberty, for the guidance and
protection of thy people, through our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen."
FROM AFRIcA.-The Lime Rock, arrived yester-
day, Sc days from Simon, via MonrovIa, Liberia
the U. 8. ships Macedonian and Saratoga bound on Q
cruise to eeward fer the Isle OF st. Thomss The u
s. ship Decatur and brig Porpoise cruising to wind
ward The keah OF the officers and Of the squad
that station good when last heard from The
number of vessels which had arrived at and sailed from
onrovia. from LIST April 25th May their respective
voyages, follows: Hamburg galliot, one Bre
to these there four French and English vessels
trading between Monrovia and the Isle Of st. Thomas.
Trade dull there being large supply Of goods in all
the factories the and the principal products Of
the country such camwood palm oil and ivory very
scarce
During the time the Lime Rock was trading on the
she boarded by the British cruisers keret and
Rspid but treated with respect N Bulletin, July ~.
City Intelligence.
Police RecOrtl-AuGusr IA VERY HEAVY HAUL
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