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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

'remarks-lhe gallant Wings who have
SO glorl0usly borne their banners lo we
tory IN our sister States, have much 10
morllty them IN the signal defeat which
the enemy has been permitted to give us
in New York and Penns, !yania, and
yet, We claim for the Wings of both
States, great credit for their eNertlons IN
the common cause. No portion of the
party has put forth more sialwart efforts,
exhibited more indomi,abe courage or
been more unlinching in their perseve-
rance not ~ il possible for any section
Iof Mr.. CLAY's friends TO feel more NOR
tilted than they do, in The untoward result
Consc ious oi having done all that honor
able men couid do, aud knowing as they
do that the election has eveninated as II
has, solely through an ignorance and an
obsllnacy on the one hand, and an enor-
miiy Of fraud on the other, which no hu-
man effort could either remove ur with
stand, they think they may look their
friends ia the face with unblushng cheek
and un- dlShonored brow. We have Eren
cheated oui OF this election, not fought
out of ii and cheated out ol ii in great
measure by those protesting To be our
friends, or AT least, friends oi the prnci-
ples for which we fought. We give them
Joy of their position and respectfully
maud lhcm over To ;he contempt of the
rrcmy they hav" served, and the dcies-
laiion oi those they have SO base y be.
lrayed.
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Administrators A Sale.

EeURsrANr IN decree of tho Hon. Court
~ Prnhatc, ui the town of N"wpurf. !
VII sell At PublIc Auction, "n Saturday. w."
i6 h of Nov. next, NJ ri,y"u u''lwk \ u.,
pll tho righl. tIll" and iu,"r"-i whirh J"uN
GupnARD, late "f New port. d"r, had nr '...
'lu" at Il'- drn'h ~ aud Ia HE inijnwIng %
'ctlhcd bots ~ lard. wiih the bnlldiugs tho l"-
.'n sinnding, or 40 much ihcrrn'. ~ will b."
~uffclcut Ia raise the sun at five IL. d. I'd
aud nin"ry-'hrrp dollars nnd twenty uiuc
crrt-, wr'n ,n"idcna' expenses, ,iiuolrd un
T. ,-iou'- Pulut. IN SAID Newport.
First, lot al land wi'h the buildings
,hrT"ou standing. -h"undot norlhrrly on
Badge n!rrri, westerly oE Second street,
.uhih'rly 90 htrSh street Hid "ast"hg -.
and # LOWS Barlow Dnd Nrs. Sh"nr,nrn.
Second, n lot OF land. bounded norrhefly
IN Marsh street westerly nn second street;
~nnlhrrly on 'hr Cove aud cns,ctly on laud
.ot LOWS Barlow.
Third. let of land, bounded nor,her'y ou
Wuluot street westerly an Foutih street
,nn'h"rly on land OF Samuel Fowler Gu'.
nrr aud cnst"r'y "n land OF Edward y.
Jones and DAVID BrnyUan.
Conditions nj ia" snle which viii com.
mcucr "u tho premises ~ Brdg" street.
PETER p. RENlN iTON, .liiar.
New port. Oci. 10 1874.
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- 80 ~ Y - - - = a. - -
Avn sI1sICANS
SLANT
RULE US
OCGCCCCGE CCCCGC~W

But the end is not yet-nnd now the issu"
mus, come the sooner the better, between
American Republicans and the alliance oi
native dcmagogues, and foreign mrrcrnnrrs.
/ Finally and tins is n topic to which. when
the fnll returns are IN, we shall have occnsinu
To roturn--N he PyoShhn oTHe lojici .St1i,S
Of .4m,rica hos b'cn choSrH by foreigners,
naiuraii,m Ior The occnsion. M"n ignorant
ni our laws, of our institutions. of our public
mcn--havIng no stake or interest in the
coun'ry-no portion III lts pnst glorlcs. no
tie nor feeling of kith or kn-nnd who have
received ,hcir naturalization pupers within
'he Inst six months. - have decided ,hc choice
of Mr.. Polk ; and thus have determined the
policy of the county for years-lt may be
for nl time.
From tins fact will the american RepuM
ran pmiy derive such strength aud perma-
n"ncy, "a will give to it, we must hope even
tual a,cendancy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

"Rhoa, Island .3sy,am for The Insane. "
A, recent meeting OF The Corporation, N
Providence, n resolution vas adopted chang
ING the name of The above i"r the name o
TIC "Bu,lct Hospital Tor the Insane" Th'
locailon of the Asylum Is - b. IN the Sn'h
eislctiy part of Providence, about Nv" nh"'
',oln the centre of the cny, aud h0uud"d ~
thr East by S,'kouk B,yer Tn" farm con
,r,,s Of ~ acrrs o' laud rb" corrora'iol
WI. mly otg1ullcd by ,hc ch'Ic" oi the tol
lowing rrts1ns ~ officers Thereof. Wa
For g,fsii,Bi --Cyrrs Bui'"r
Jir P1sii,m B"blnnon Aborn.
Treasurer Nnscs Is. lv"s.
Ttus,,ss -I1rh,ri,h Allen, Rouse Bb
cock. John Cutcf Brown, Th,msS Burgess
Airssndct punrro. Thomas v 'liz'ft
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Reasonable Remarks.

Coon IIrMoR ~ PoIIrlcs 1t was quite re-
markablr that Notwithstanding there has been
great political excitement, aud many hard
words uttered, yet AT the recent election ~
tins city, there was n perfect good huih'r
manifested among the people of all parii"s-
This = right. 1t is n manifestation Of both
good sense aud souLd principle. We are
republican people, aud the party that IS np To-
ia may be down tomorrow MalpriiI"s iad"
int1 mlnorlti"S, new parties, scri', ahd dI'l-
sious. In all this round of change, "acn M
d.vidual should rccolcct lhn, each other has
the same rights rs himself lie should rccol-
ect that his own fortunes may chang" above
all lac should recollaci that his character n n
man aud u citizen are more iMpOrtaut than hs
character as a partisan.
Asa rrpuhllran, he should meet his fellow.
Citizens IN The spirit oIcIua' rights. As man,
he should meet them ~ the spirit oI kindness
of feeling, Erhearance towards Their faults, and
charity towards their mouECs. Had we
thought moio oi this IN times past, aud Prar'
rised more on the true principles of a Christian
Republic, oar political ,rilrs would be rather
a strife IN generosity aud an cm'. .mtion III pub
llc virlIo than The brollS Of excited parilsaus
We say this, at the close Of an election, IN
reference To the manner III which victory or
'lrlcat Cot IL come To whom II may should u"
received. No partisan of our c"untrymrn can
ever be regarded ~ enemies; aud, therefore,
no partisan Should cXGlt over another ~ the
manner OF enemies. W, have right 10 rejoice
~ the success Of our opIul"nS anl prIncipl's,
but we have no right To "uItlli"r The feelings
of our opponents for they are our iol!nw-ciii.
Zcns, aud we may need their slmpath'"S "hd
assistance in the common concerns OF our coun'
try. We know not who may have occasion I"
r",uic. over the general results of the pending
contest, but whoever II may be, we trust h'
II viii rrmcn,bcr that ali citizens are members
|. of n common country aud Il common brother
| hood of man. We are Wings, Feeling the iIjl
|, ,sympalhlcs of " higS bat not on thai account,
/ we trust, less liberal and patriotic ~ sentiment
| and purpose. We trust lhat # differences at
Il policy, or differences 10 the choice oi men
| continue the necessity for parties, we may act
as patriots, and walk together towards In"
great ohlrrts which every Republican aud
Christian shoald have III vIrw--lhe welfare oi
his country, the progress of republican ln,iItn-
ions, and the elevation and happiness ol the
human race.- Cincinnati hJORicie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

Some gentlemen in New York were re-
Gently remnrking. in the presence of the Hon.
Danrrl Webster upon the dIsgroccInI pro-
cecdiug- IN the Heidelberg township, winch
they regarded as in effect civil war, tor
which the authorities seemed totally made
oua,c. "Gcn,lrmcn Of the Empire State,
sad MIR Webster, IL would advise you ''
tutn ,his part of your testimony over to th'
State of Rhode island, the an,horl.ca %
which seem wei lqu,Iiicd TO take proper can
pflt"
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AssSa AsS SHIP NEWS. sAE,
U3AS Ts5ffr
PORT OF NE WI POR x T.
AisilIN ED.
THURSDAY, Nov. :

THURSDAY, Nov 7
Prop.lors EudorA Brown, from \. \. win pssNrn.
gers aud mdz ter Ih, port Hud Z. River Washington
liull. Prov Tor New York.
scar United nf aud I'm Bristol Tor Norfolk arr SeNen
days ago and remains.
FRIDAY, Nov 2.
schrs Pyretis Bruce, Norfnlk Tor T. Rwer-Lapwirg,
Curtis do ior Dighton North star, Nh'l"w, 40 Tor
orders.
schr Nm. Thompson, Brown, 7 River Tor Albany.
SUNDAY, Nav. 10.
Rrigs Foster. Manchester, Prov. ioI Wilmington :
Perseverance, BAXTER. ii" fnr savannah
srhrs Iremunt, Baxter, Dcuurs tor Norwich w M
Henry Nickcr~nn. duIor Nnriolk New llnrhnr Bnt\
Yarmouth for Nnr,olG Commodore, wilcox, brsi"I
tor Sew Lond"n Champion, Hatch, ana Augusta d"
Westerly or Bnngor.
MONDAY, Nov. II.
schr Adams, Crowr'l Prov. tor thiln.
sloop victory Snow, IlmtiuId for iiarwich'
TUESDAY, Nov. ~.
Schr Ranger, Rice, from Bangor.
Slnops Hudson, trapn \. bedford Tor fI"'i i'"n"'
In, Nantucket Tor Stunington
CLEAEED.
Nov 9Th, brig Lisbon, Messer, Wilmington, e.
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Amasn Mnnton. Robert Rogers, Richard
Waterman, Francis Wayland.
A vote passed that tho first annual meet
ing oc ,he Corporation be held in the City
Cnuncil Chamber of Providence. on the 4 h
/ "Wednesday Of January next, Of 3 Q. IN.
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FOR SALE.

b. Pabfc .4lsc,ion, for he b,a,G u
'rho,n il mar conc on STE FENa
UhGrf, on Saturday ner', -Nov 18Th
az II 0'tiock, N. NJ,
III e srnmps of Two nas,s. Two pieces o'
main boom, two brokcn ga',s one hr"k.
"n cook stove, some 'igglng eat. &c, tate
hcloneing 20 schr MognI, Of Boston, Cap,
Higgins.
J. C. SHAW, Aucfr.
N,wpoh Nov IL leid.
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North State, 70 place her on the side Of
Clay and Frelinahhysen. Returns
have been received (rom.5i Countics,
and the majority for Clay, IS aQe2 Gein
sinco August TIT.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

The Suap aud Candle Works, belonging
10 Mcssrs. II l.. Kendall s. Co, in Friend
shin street, Providence, were destroyed by
6ce yesterday morning, Loss from 1000
to &c, 900 dollars, purity insured. The Sta
bic adjoining belonging TO Charles Dyer
was also destroyed. Martins p sung Works
opposite. were likewise badly injured.
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JiICIILG AN.

A short story will answer for ,his
State. II has gone LocoEoco--Polk s.
Dallas. Texas and Oregon-British
Free Trade and down with American
Industry The majority il of 10 con-
sequence--probably 1000.
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".1mericans slant Rule Us -

The N. Y. American, otter ste,ing tho re-
suit Of the election in that Slae, and suppos-
ing, wha, is yc, by no means certain, that
Mr. Polk is elected, says.
The result has proved that Tie IRISH Of the
! Sixth Ward were no, lar out of The way in
The banner they carried =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

Tho polls are kept open in this State fn'
three days-and, therefore, we have, as yet
only few partial reports, all ofwhIch show
Wing gains upon the vote Of last August.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

|, is umnred tina, Gov. Porter, of Penn
rylvnnla. refuses TO sign the returns OF presi-
dental Electors in that S'hte. on the ground
,hn, there have been gross frauds in Bcrkc
aud Perry counties.
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Old MASSACHUSETTS,
MORE GLORIOUS THAN EVER.

The election in Massachu setts took
place on Monday, and Notwithstanding
the adverse prospects Of the Wings,
she has upheld her ancient fame, in II
manner worthy Of everlasting renoun.
The Atlas Of Tuesday gives us the re-
turns from the whole State, except six
small towns, and these will not materi-
ally vary the result. The votes st and
For Clay, C7,4l8
Polk, 52,S49
Birncy, lO,s6O
Majority for Clay over Polk s. Br.
ncy 3,6l0.
Al the last election for Governor, the
majority of votes cast for all other per-
sons against Gov. Briggs, was 5,271
Governor Briggs's majority at
this election, over all others, is ., 1876
.Mahing ihe clear net Whig gain
IN he State, since he last Guber-
""'o''"i "'c''o"' ""o"' ~ io'f'o
BLENDERS Of Congress. In the first
District, Robert c.. Winthrop, (Whig)
elected by over 3,ooo majority.
Second DIs'rict-no choice.
lhirc D's'r'c'--Am"s Aboot l'g)
reelected by SO majority.
Fourth Dlstrict-no choice,
Filth D'''r'c'-n" choice.
Sixth Dis'r'ct-George Sherman
(Whig) elected by about GOO majority
Seventh Dis'rlct-Jnl'us Rockwell
reelected by about 800 majority,
Eighth Distr'cf-J"hn quincy ADAMS
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THANKSGIVING
n PlsOCEAN ALTON.

Pursuant to request of the General As
scmbly. |. J,MEs fENNrR, Governor Of SAID
State, do issue rhs my Prorlaunliou appoint
mn Thursday, the twenty cIsl'h day or 80
yrmh.r instant, us a day ot Ihtun> giving
aud Pause to our Heavenly Father, tor the
boun,Irs aud blessings which lie has be
s,owcd upon u without slru,, aud we have
received without merit Tint He has been
pleased ~ lIla urrcy, to look benlgulv on
uur STATE, and 10 protect Us culzcus aud It's
INSTITUTIONS. political. religious and chnrl'a
bic. from the pcrll5 winch threatened hcm,-
unparalleled, in the annals Of our country -
Tha, he has restored to our State, that de.
arre of tranquility winch affords a great
measure of reposc To our culzrus aud that
Illl In,crpo-ition, while 1t tchukrd The ~.
bcihous snIrd of The lawlcss, taught lesson
lnll of wisdom winch strengthens ~" tuuu-
da,Ions of government nnd expands the
true principles ul liberty That lie has pros
pnrrd the lawful undertakings ot the people,
and filled vrh industry the various channels
.rf labor .-rhat ils blessings has been
.howrrcd on our harvest that lis pavilion
has been spread over our cuiZous who 90
down to sea IN smps'-nnd that by Ills good
ness Tie has lclt nothing To- be- asked Of hl'
bounty. bu, thal We may b. inspired vii
drvo,ionnl hauklulnc-- Tor the "schcm" q
salvation" winch he has vouchsaied.
\ And recommend to The good people .
tli. STATE. that laying nsid" all secular cnu
Germs they assemble on sn,d day a, then usun
places oi worship, and con'u'c aud r"uitru
tor past transgrcsSIons, rnplorc pardon nnt
iotrIyaurs, from llr, who a'"n" can cNl"''
mercy aud rcstnrc The Srui'cd beast, hnuaS,
ed with srnsc ~ gul'
4 Gwen under NV Enud and The zeal of sau
STATE NJ Providence, tins G'lh dny "
November, n The year ~ our Lon
In. s. one thousand riehl hundred aud forty
four, and ul Independence tuc siN'y
ninth.
JAMES IENNER.
i By thn Governor,
IlrNRi BJwtN, Secretary oI State.
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d E n r n 8 /.

In th. town, the 81 iust Mr., Francis Little, nsed
nhuuI o. Nrurs.
Ia Prnvtd,ure the ith lust Mrs Lois wife of Mr..
Nathan " ca,er ia The SD Nrnr "i her age.
In Srrhuuk 5ih lust Mr Josiah Medbury Ia the i9Ih
wear ni hi-
63 NeHTs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

Nayal-U : rlgatr Potomac, Capt. Gwynn,
lrom rhilndrlpha, anchored IN Wllloushby :
Bay, yesterday .--.NoJoh Beoco", Nor. <.
United States brig Porpoise was cruising oil
Gallinas, Sept, II.
u. : friglle Purilan was daily expected ai
Rio Janeiro, Sept. %, from Bahia.
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NJ AIN r.,
KENTUCKY.

Nalns has gone flr Polk, Dallas, Free Trade
Texas, and all the Loco Foco humbugs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

The EXTENSIVE Drug Store OF Mr. Edward
BrinIcy. 1larkc, squire, Boston, was consnm-
ed 5y fire ON Tuesday morning. Loss esl.
mated u, $4,000, mostly covered by insur-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-14

Rarg Ie Wumn, Lmnc, cid nj R".ion, lih for Mobile
schr Na,hnwrr, Almy, hence Via fehS"c"Ia, AZ I"
Mobile 21th ut,
s,hr I:rio Gardner. hence, NJ N1riolk 81.
gchr Waudupasso EDDY, hence ar at Charleston, -
al INST 49,. ,,
srLr Hone Mitchell hence, ar Wilmington 81 inst
sInop Martha, Horton, hence arr nt ,harlrHtnn "a
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n w G. O O y 6.

Another supply Of goods, among which arc
IO-i Rose B'apkets. prlnts. Shawls,
SC &c Nc.
stl2i, Ihsmes Street
40, :; MOREY.
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,OK COUGHS. COLDS, CONSCMPTiONs
AND AL Di.EASES OF che
THROAT, Nos * CHEST
n ~ IL.

':'HE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM Is an oM aH :ritd. and al.
most universally approved rcmody. II has
Z. been extensively used Tor lh" lat 10 "r 20
N"ats IN almost every cny mad town ~ N"
bhgnud. and also vcIy cK'cu>N'ly ui tin
south aud West II l. recommended and
prescribed by nnIy ui the m"rt fesr"ciGhi"
. phvslcLlus rs safe, conu,nitHi, and pTy fl
cdCiOUS m,dicinp aud acknuW ,rdg'd by lu"l-
-aud-, wl" have iur luug Ilnr used u, and
continue a. use and recommend II, Ia br the
mD,i valuable remedy tor ;hc above c"u-
plants ever offered 10 the American pahlIc.
4 The propuclprS OF tine GtiIIie tuuJot re-
sort to the style 81 ga.crG>!ng which II o'irn
adopted at the present day They Gn h"i
~I>h 10 deceive tl" crcGui"u, aud unsnsp"cl-
iug. bat hppcnl wth confidence, IA IA" iarls.
aud experience at u discerning puh.Ic -
\ rErrc are ica lud,yidual- ~ Sew England
who have nut used tins p'cp1rHtIun lir'm
selves, or vino have MOI TRENDS vino have
used II. Numerous certificates from phy.I-
cianS and others, having tor many yrnrs been
puh,l,h"d II ls d"emcd unnecessary - aid
auy al thi, umc. Er sure to get lh" genuine
Cn!l tor It by ~ whoie name "p'g'h6'r Pai-
moaayy Baisam," and avoid "Ccrlers Puimo
nary Baisau." aud The Numerous Imta'I"u,
winch have sprung up ~ couNrqucuc" "i IN"
/ grcat ceichuty It the irAe. e.GiucIr. See thn'
/. u l. signed Wm Jon'n Cutlcr. Prepared hl
4 REED, WING & GU rLtR, wholesa''
. GrngaI>,. 81 Chatham street, Boston. and
sold toy druggists, upo,hccaJ,"s, ana couutr!
4 merchants -.a"raliy. Pace 80 GEMS.
Nu, II --Cu.
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gG:us.sisstnnrr.' alsd AdGilsl" d"
is;gafor's .sCtiCc.

'g'lIE suo.rtu,fs h1yiur been duIr np
pulnlrd %, rn" Hon Count at Pua't
II th. tnUu ui Nrwulu. tuuWI-uuu"r, {"
fccciyr. rN,mnn and allow 'ho claims of th.
r,vdi,ot- ut tlr ,stai" ~ NiIrs Brfnry,
Iptr p, Newport, dec, o"l sE mwju- hHm
IH, talr br,ng allowed by sad Cuuil lor
rae creditors 10 wcs,u, aud prove their
rlanns before sa.3 ton'uIs-iuu"t- "" Wi
,,trud ~ trr luu-" ~ Pete, T.. R'm.nl l'"u.
un the second S,WIonys ~ Mf'ch, Arrl ru1
Nav most. ct > O'clock. y. ~, luf The rnfl"so
u d,cltiug on such calm, ~ u'y bc pre-
,cu'ed nga,rst ~rld estate.
jAMrs lkwrON, 'oHnF
ANpRrw WIS LOW,
Newport. Nov - lSii.
A. persons ipd, hicd ~ said estate o,' fc'
que. ! Goo make unm"dpt" payment 20
rErER r. RENiNG ION. .8dm',.
Ncryotl, So- VI, 'e-!i
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NOTICE..

SHE Ninth Annnnl Meeting of thr Rhod'
Iyand S,aie .lnG Sidrsrg Soci,I, Wi
hr holden at lh" New Mechanics tih'i' ."
Washington Bindings, Pruu"'nrr. c'm
mcucug on "Wednesday, Nov. 2O'h, at IL
u'rluck. \. ", and WI cout'nn" ~ session
,wo ~ r.tr.r du,.. the well known lu"ud'
ol luc cause irpm Bo>I"n, Moss, C'ncn'
y n aud orhrr places ore expected lu To-
present.
The ladies Ant-S'avety Society hov'
made nutuormoHts Ia furnish icitcsam'ni
tpr those t,hdHr.
A numhrr oi interesting and 'mr"r'ou
.p,s,isr. will c,rr uo tur consideration. y
=. hsp.d ,u,ur .o.' bc iLl, air.honur" "
Nbon,Ioul,ts from 'als nrd o'h'r >'nt'..
\. phlNE, Sty
Providence. Nuv. i3 lSll.