The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

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ANOTHER FORGERY ExPosKs The forgery here
alluded towas published in the Courier and Enquirer
and other papers in this city.
| FORGERY ANB FRAUD EXPOSED!
| To The Liberty Party Of Monroe County
| document has just appeared said to be published
containing besides other sundry aidavis letter pur-
porting to be written by James G Brney in which,
Tomorrow start for the East, and shall not return
ne t se spS ssmner MY else
| ton, Jefferson, and Jackson
The democracy Of the county must be well satisfied
eating Abolition principles, than IL were openly De.
| mocratn
| And again:
81 hereby pledge myself to 60 for Democratic men and
measures and Gas you suggested in recent
pondsnce9 will 9rego the agitation Of the Slavery ques
and addressed to j. B. Garland, Esq, Saginaw, Demo.
| crat Of that place,
This. fellow citizens is the last desperate attempt Of
corrupt politicians to seduce the Liberty from their
principle from their Chief and from the ballotbox We
chester Daily Democrat Of this day. entire fabrca.
ton utterly unworthy OF the least credit In that print
october a. is44n We call your attention to this
caption it is not from the newspaper above named but
the Democrat published it from an anonymous handbi,
| healed Genesee County Democrat Extra which hand
| i'll probably never saw Flint or Saginaw county.
The whole document is an unworthy attempt at trick
palmsd upon the people probable Ie We
hesitangly brandt falsehood from beginning to end
reputation from respected and beloved Birney
impossible For tue consprators well knew that just at
reaching Detroit while the election occurs in
Ohio and Pennsylvania and on Tuesday next in this
state The fraud then cannot Dc July exposed until the
friends against giving the report the least credit
countenance We must treat it as forgery. as it un
doubtedly is Let then every man, who loves his coun
try and is friend Of liberty 60 up to the polls and
press his reprobation at this attempt to impose upon an
honest people by voting for James g. Brney the honest
| man."
| SAMUEL PORTER,
LINDLEY NJ MOORE,
g. w. PRATT.
ROCHESTER,, Oct 81, 1874
B-Observe this Flint hand bill is dated October 81
This poo, apology for lie hs; dragged .' slow length
from Detroit 80 miles by railroad and daily mail-hree
days is ample time to bring the news to this place.
PARDoNED.-Col. Ewing, the U. S. Marshal,
received to-day full pardon from President Tyler,
| for David Mcdaniel Thomas Towson, J. II. d. Preion
taine, Nathaniel II. Morton, John A. Mccormick and
VIM Harris six persons now confined in the Jail Of this
county under different sentences for participating in the
robbery and murder Of Chavis, the Santa Fe Trader
John Mcdaniel and Joseph Brown will be recolected
were executed the 18th of last August David Nc
Daniel AMI Thos Towson were both convicted. but
ceived respite from the President putting off the day OF
sentenced to twelve months confinement. and to pay
fine Of $looo his term of Imprisonment expired some
being unable pay the fine. Morton, Mccormick and
Harris were sentenced at the last April term Of the u s.
months imprisonment,
$40 Their term Of confinement would not have expired
until some time in December 81 Louis Era, Oet..9a.
A "SCENE'' IN A THEATRE.-There was slight
disturbance in the Chestnut street theatre on Wed
nesday evening. Mr. Rice Bone Squash introduced
live white coon the stage The wings present began
shout and huzza and the democrats to groan and hss
drawn and then the wings would not permit the play to
be continued The coon was returned and the democrats
% M was e
away, and tranquility restored The whole affair
disgraceiu for cannot think Mr.. Rice intended
political auson by the introduction Of the animals
though the the election that introduction
an indiscreet one.--Pha. Times. Novl.
MURDER IN KENTUCKY. Louisville Journal
states that John Porter, merchant at Stephensburg,
dered Wednesday last by Marquis Brown, consa-
BILE. Two or three weeks previous, Porers house
entered by of false keys and his desk robbed Of
$780, Brown suspected Of The theft, and day
fixed for his examination before the magistrate Before
the investigation took place Brown Porter shot him.
and then fell upon him and him shockingly with
knife killing him on the spot Brown Immediately noun
ted his horse and fed He about 25 to 81 DID, dark
skinned feet 10 inches high, rawboned, weighs about
lao pounds, bald bold ceuntenance, hollow faced, with
high cheek bones.
SBTP BUILDING IS increasing in st. Johns N. B.
Only few days ago, ship OF 800 tons burden was
launched is however fact that one farm reclaimed
from the forest is conducive to the permanent pros
TO the pillows and buffengs OF the Industry ap-
piled to the improvement and cultivation Of the SOIL con-
iuces 10 the advancement Of such country as New
Brunswick than when applied to any other purpose That
Province abounds with immense tracts Of auvia lands,
ndextensve ranges Of fine fertile upland which pro-
perly improved would render far superior any Of the
New England States in agricultural resources
NAvAL.-Letters have been received from the
United States ship Macedonian, Com. Perry Of the
late Q, "a sepembsruhsn all wea rslmss Island o.
Verbs, to meet the w. brig Truxton.
SUPREME COURT OCTOBER TERM.-Rochester,
Oct 90 Present, Chief Justice Nelson and Justice
Beardsley,--JOspDh
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the city Of New York
Mr.. J. Prescott Hall concluded for plaintiff A. Foot
was heard for plaintiff; B. +. Butler in .eply
Not n place of amusement In the city, we
believe compete with the Battle OF Bunker ,v at the
Coliseum, point large and fashionable audi
ences i IS wonderful exhibition, and it is wonderfully