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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
40 ,tD JCt IN NrUL Mr T)I'rERHASEkN

VOYAGE TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EUROPE, ASIA,
AND AFRICA, IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
kxR class ycu-l, with accommodations
s4 pr be dispatched ABOVE or about
e<hc 10Th p.oy me, touching a. the Azores OF Ween
I,lnds thsu proceeding Gibraltar thence 10 MALTA, where
Vrd,t pilots will he taken hcnce Athens aud the
(;,.ean and, thencr Constantiaop wh're n cai
p, OF the outward csgo u be dspo,ed Of from hece to
Teneds and the Ruins Of ancient TROY heacs to Snymii
lcio samos, Rhodes, Cyprus, Ty-e Sdon CaesaIa, and
passengers to visit jerusalem, then down the Me liter
',neer via Egypt Tnpo aud Syrcuse. aud II tine will
mir the rssscng desire the truse be extended 10
Mesins Naples. Cisi Vcecn, the seap Of hoia thence
ou, touching supplies Tangr and MADEIRA, aud taking
The passage tn. Atlantic, making " dsred
bri.f stop e,ton, u q lsnl passengers and their
Effects, and this port The will pfobsb-
and oher information be acquired also highly
atiuq ca Of curosit,es &c. he collected ms
eYp.ou projected for the purpose Of opening
sycnue, lar trade between the old and world will
doubtless he oue Of profit ~ well as OF pleasnr,,
n, the passngers all of whom, besides heiag ,ded
with every possible comfort AID convenience 90 he ound on
hoard Of ship. will be allowed 10 tlke with them
the cruise round quantity OF seds goods 70 dispose
~ by br Otherwise which priyiere II improved VIII
prob,by Weld profit sufficient % nearly or quite cover the
pr,re Of p,ssge The charge each PASSENGER provided
oes will not ed tie usual sH-
the -Ar tog or Nngsra
those who may wish avail hsms'lvei OF his fave rable
oppouny practical commercial hnowlcdse and
to H. sodsnt the pleasure and Of busnes will please
make early the ,,e Of the vessel 70 be emil oyed
On voyage will depend IN measure unn the numbef who
forward early md pfsssg' The company Will b
esc AID will he furpi,hed with every possible nfcr alton
uetpg tie articles aaabe the ports intended 70 DO
y,itsd and advisable pvssmsbta 10 be made in
'' mi, ayssc SAME W. DEWEY. 100 Font st.
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Riors The Montreal Gazette, of Tuesday, the
l.th inst. says: yesterday being a blank day for
American post we withou further details Of the pro-
gress OF events in Philadelphia We learn however thet
The cvntagon has spread neighborhool The Irish
dgnaton at the treatment Of their countrymen Annony
nous writings have been posted the walls ornamenet
with figures of collins. and the Americans employed or
the works are mensced with death If they do no, quit ths
YicintY.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH
WHEN TIE following reduction is made by
w TAYLOR Surgeon Dentist (successor to DR. Thorn
No 62 East Broadway 49,
CLEANING .....$t 90
Stopping with his Justly es,sNnted Mnsnl''.'' y
Single Tooth Pyot..
" Siyer... ....'....... 90
ee.eace grsa specimens be by apply at the
Office mia lmsrc
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,;cnrrrsn CuuRon are requested to state
hat IL subscriptions Mobile in aid q The Free Church
90 s,I.nd Amounted 10 twelve hundred dollars which
ga Ncon rrmi,,ed TO Hugh Auchinclos,, Esq the Urea
sn,cr IN New York Noodle Herald May H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
TIVE subscrbcrs have inst received late arrivals from
ayre and conltanty on band complete assortment
Frsuch Artificial flewers
Materials Of all kinss for Flower -
rsther, Hair Ornaments, and Military articlet-for
ALE By HENRY N KAHN, I'm rortsrs.
7 n Syosrve - f,h-r'v street M stsivy.
yNGRAvED STEEL AND COPPER LAFr--s0 plates
mis- 3tsrc D. MADDEN SON. 81 Pine It.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspsper-pue,
nshed every day Of the except New Years DAY anu
Fourth OF July Price cents per copy-or 81 70 per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every SATURDAY
morningprice Ut cents per copy, or ~ IL per anhu
hostages paid, cash in a ivancs. -
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
The Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and Increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the rorld and i therefore, the best channel for tissess
msn in The city country frces noderate-cash In ad
vance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
pr;cs, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR Tux HERALD EsrABLnHMRNr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY.

mic s~.sm
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY.
TRt E9LLoWIN0 ths sr.ment Ga Can, klcMARp
legs aud made Application to who nrcIoed
care Renamed for .sser months Al uIc
sesd that ecmpes1 !. eIaiahss applies 70 ohe,
NV bone. and haa DO b.ssme ssfae M and The
san,d rapidly that 6red 70 nay b,d giving
s, hr e 81 The Sa" and ln
Semn physician Dr. Joseph H;ins who resides No
.sbsd for proved nned aiey Ell :aeiOa. The pain,
i%b. 'Ss 10 GAIN and for *. time lively.
month. alag. my zee, upon n. sGnSd .n
Ths ny .y' &.
time had first rhs Dr. Joseph Heue'. rrese iptio1s
III for M n. Se a ss, s s .sS a.. au
GU d .eiiou:y ssaiion thu public .ga them
NJ. to s haze % %as
a finding south str cxfr JRh&S '
N B-Dr Heine's flee is 20 strest chatham
NT3IyE G'hBEKST t,o% r HATS DREssLR r
Bis ssas sa f s p he has
e. :s would 1. hat. "as gsSi'' st e.
dence,. uy, ais5 the latest rIsiao ia'Iion. and
s would a.s e a ''t4 % VIZ
h S uy 's from %ad e. st peee
ne has his prc.sucs feels confident to general
sat, faction. 80 =.
rnlsneu's hair crred q, !, rapotte in the
syie Cbiidra the mos. approved sYst-,n
Ladies and lind at bee estab choice
Of Perfume ;ohs erushes, Artificial Flowers
and Fancy Goods for the Toilet . ,
takes this Nv to return bin sincere thanks Tor
the kind and heretofore extended 10 him, AM
L {, solicit Continuance OF the sane. myl I'm re
SEGARS--HABANEROS HOUSE. IL BEkKMA \
y StDon Ju,n de Ri,as. of Haysn invites the lovers Of
good sgs cell above, 90 Beaver st. few doors
from the Of Wall and Peri Sta and give trial
fragrant and pu,g he has hid sent by ma broth
e. Don These under rhe bra If Fgsro are tn,
Of the asst crop and culed % bring the brand above
ali other brands. PENA * HtVAS Jr. So,s Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
NEAPO Titan BON N L I
ANIrEACTORY

THE LADIES AXE RE5PC FULLY informed that this
new beautiful Gle is produced the greasst
ref e,on at tie mannfactory. No. 100 DOwERY. ur
the lowest prices large assortment baud 10 select from
Merchants aud Mincra suppli,d or the best terms.
milf zWiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

/ SAD ACCIDENT Whilst the Rachel Ann, Capt,
Lewis, was on her passage from Newark to Al
bany on Friday morning, a passenger, named John
McClusky, disappeared, and is supposed to be
drowned Search was made for hun but without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

Observation-Disclosures OF ANOTHER KEysrNG-
roy RIoTER.-A young lrlshinan about nineteen
Law evening He was found slowed away in the lott VI
house in Master street. between Front street and the
frankford Road Kensngton ana was SO BADLY wounded
office In carriage and sent from thence, after hearing
to prison In the same conveyance The prisoner ha'
bullet wound through Of his knees and the other leg
il grazcd apparently by the same bullet lie supposed
10 have been OF the party that fired the volley that
killed young Wright There are three witnesses to prove
thew saw him FIRE three times II appears that the
morning after he wounded he was taken out to
frankfort by his father in wagon Thepeore there be
came alarmed, and he conveyed to Nlanayunk anG
from thence to Moy amensng. He was refused admit
lance ito eny house in both the last named places
and he was then brought back to kensngton and con-
cealed.
counts of increased diliicuticsin liayu. We learn
TINT on the 4h and 9TH May the negro General Acane
with large Of blacks, had marched IRON the mt
rior upon Aux Cages, taken possession OF the Town.
many OF the Inhabitants and driven out tn,
regular troops Nearly 800 othe inhabitants had escaped
in vessels TO Jamaica and elsewhere. The negro chic
as about selling the American brig Montilla with he
cargo when the Consul interiered
letter in this morning Courier from Cape Haytien Of
An NAV states that that taken possession of
the lbh u by General Perrot, with force Of 1000
ali in revolt against President Iierard REVERE. THAI
section OF the island was then directed INTO separate
embrace what formerly constituted the Kingdom OF Chris
tophe extending tho coast from Forte Liberte dor
mery Dauphin) 30 miles east Of Cape IIayten, to sMarc
On the West and including, besides Gonaves, Port de
Paix and ". Nicholas Mole 49,
General Picrrot had been declared Commander n.Ch'i
and with his Council of State, had imposed an export
duty of $40 Hsytisn per 1000 lbs Of coffee AZ mo OF
the stock was held by foreign merchants this amounts
virtually, To forced loan from them.
ONO Rrvrr AT Wheeling, on Tuesday, the
Ohio River had seven feet Of water IN me channel,
and falling At Pittsburgh wednesday there wsrehH
and hall feet Of water in the channel ana rising
EARTHQUAKE IN CASApA.-,Two slIgh! snocNs q
sreai On Nondav forenoon, the 18th inst between hal
past II and "a o'clock There were two distinct shocks,
quarter Of all hour apart the latter oil which was &C
e.Itnansd nv n loud r,rmbling noise as OF loaded wa
sons which appeared TO come from the South. The
hacts lasted about minutes, according to the ae
conna of those who felt them but suspect that their
feengs must have been had chronome,ers, for earth
onakcs do generally take so long time 70 pass over
Mq.lh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

AK TAPsCUTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE or
NTXf> FICE-Rsmoyrd fron q Peck siip to 7s s.uth
M&p Of Walden lane. Persons desir1us for
their iends the old country by calling the suosc
the
terms MIR WIN Tsmcott being in Liverpool trans.
acting such with lhsm highly beneficial 20 all
wishing have their friends comfortably and quickly DIES
PATCHED. .
Drafts for any amount payabl. demand without any dis
charge whatever all tie principal towns
Great Bntan and Ireland al ZINES be oh ainsa
application to W. X j +. TAPSC OFT.
A. their General Passage Office,
nall st. n rpr MAJ - lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

81 MAIDEN LANE,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF Ornamen
WI tai Hair Worn, Wig. Tocpecs Bands Luri'' Seam.
and all kiods Of Hair Works, Wholesale and retail
9th trade supplied reasonable terna al2 lm7
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Low.
STHE SUBsCRiBkRi is constantly ,sceivn. al ldescIp
n tien, OF Old and Silver Watches Of stye,,
from the manufacturers England Francs and Swtze land
he enabled offer larger assortment and II much less
pcs retail than Other houso in the cty Gold Watches
a. low $50 s5 each Watches ard Jewery Exchanged
or bought Az Watches warranted keep good time, the
returned.
Watches Clocks end Jswelry repaired in the best
and warranted lower other place in the city
T.. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches a1d Jsxsrv, whol.sale and retail
mic lmsrc 10 Wall street. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

BEEF BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AMP FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasevs
" at VALENTINES IS Futon Market, $50 barrel. EHtra
Mess Be~ choice article all selected pieces; 2 barrels City
Inspected Mess 4ee wsgTansed and AGO half barrels OF Family
HE Beef packed careful and judicors manner
and iii keep good in 81 mate uhuut getting u Re
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
ma snsre Nn. as fulton Market.
CPUh T5nEN and Owners 81 Dogs iIvi'ed 10 attend
- Neepg at Hr SANDS Dutch House. corner OF Broom
and Fsryh Monday Evening the goth sstnt, 81
half o'clock, take mo ,he beat me OF
petong the Corpo for ration OF the present Dog
Laws ls hoped that all nteested in In. same WI
,,tpnd milo 3tsuc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
WIN TAPSCOTT, LIVERPOOL.


ksES FOR LONDON-Regular Packet of ih- Goth Of
kX@N M.v-The FIRST cl fas sailing REGULAR pacte ship
GtS< LADlATOk, Capt. Bri,ton, will sail above,
her regular day.
vug auperior ,mnodations for c. bin cond
bin psi,e gers Persons intending embark,
should make immediate app cat o. to
JOSEPH MENU RRAY,
NILS 100 Pigc stre,t coruer Ct 1ou h street..
B. Persons DESTROYS of ding fl Their friend have
thsm brought In the above of
sailing week oy applying above If By letter paid
Drfrs z yea, yap at sight for amount the
Povre Bank Of 3D. payable at the respective branches
ihrnus hon tie hessrs SpCoper Atwooa
Co. BANKERS London, payab Gfeat Britain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

| FouRIEuisM From 100 to $50 persons left Gin
cnnati the 9th inst for the purpose of starting Fon
rer Association the land recently purchased some 30
miles from that city. They have $40 acres, bought at
O00 which but $4,000 have been paid 1t said tho
wood " i'll nav for the whole tract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

.ezNss1 an ALBANY DAY LINE-For Albany and
4I1zrNNf Int medstc Landings al haifpast O'Clock,
"A. M The and co nmodiVus steamboat
so RIGA Captain NJ IL lIue.teiI. will leave the
Of Robinson Monday, Wednesday aud trdsy
mornings, al ca O'Clock.
The sou I'll AMERICA will lea We Ab,ny for New York
and late landings, Tuesday, Thundly and
S,tu ,day IN uru,ugs. Of 6% o'clock. marc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

The traveller per II. Road $500
They al.o forward psssenEsyr 10 CLEVELAND osmouth epd
other places in Ohio Detroit &c. Michigan; Green Bay Mil
wauke &C. Wi oonsin TER tory; Chicago, inois ard to
d rt psc in anadn the lowest All information
the different given gratis and Tickets be had
only Albany and Buffalo hail koad Once 50 CSpItandt
WOLk klCkEES.
mvS lm<re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

Fare SI-be tbs 50 cents. Deck g..
az0e0 <xN The New aud splsadd Steamboat NEW
GvHeAE1bJERSEY. CAPT II "A. Furey, will Itave the
S-Epier foot Of Barclay street (aorh tide) on
Wednesday evening, 18Th infant, a, seven O'CLOCK
FIidass from Albany Tos,dsy: Thsr:day' ard saturday.
NO In the best possble she hes large OF ec
giant State Rooms aud commodcu Promenade Deck
with for lO0
and Cabins Altogether, she "a, sleeping
for psaIy 100 PERSONS Her dAut Of
Iig so that she will aiw be abe the bars with
out detention or traalL prent mia 3msrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
BLOOMiNGDALE, MANHATTANVILLE AND
FORT WASHINGTON LINE OF STAGES.

a @ N w vc WnJ sr
will running On Monday, May
EEssiISSGRs7E-,ses. 1914, as follows =
t2E1kszAfSAA Leaving Astoria, at and II o'clock
"a. j. - Az, 3h ano T. M 49,
Lssving On than opposite City Hall att TO- and
II O'Clock A. NJ l. 3 A. s. aud o'ciocxP M
This Stage viii ca Tor at 20 Bawery
Pel rect, and ct Hazri's Yorkve All baggage the
owners risk On he arrival of the stag at Astoria, iii i'm
oedately for conveying Ravens
aud Long Island Farms.
Fae az cents
Horses AID W agons TO let. LEWIS i CARTER,
ma i'm. Prom
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18

To finish this diagram let the reader draw with
his pencil line from . towards to the dol soose
the plate h., and continue the line down to b from
the other side Of o draw q line down TO the plate
From draw line towards d to the dot below
and continue the line up to From the other side
Of u draw line to the plate &. These pencil lines
represent the wires.
b, d. represents the two sides OF the river; !,
the galyanic battery is the eectro-magnet or gal
vanometer; {, g. b, are copper plates attached 10
the wires and thrown into the river. When the con-
necton is thus completed, the magnet u, or gavan-
ometer will indicate that it is affected by the battery
o, showing that electricity has crossed the river
from plate 10 plate &, and from plate to plate 1.
The quantity Of electricity that thus passes Is regu-
lated by the size of the battery, the size OF the cop
per plates and the distance of plate from h, and
from The distance from 10 should be at least
double that from to &.
Respectfully, gentlemen,
Your obt serv't,
SAML. +. B. MORSE.
Washington, Sept 18th, 1874.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18
DECLINE OF WING SPIRIT.

The same "sgns Of the times,r both North and
East of US, says the New York Democrat, five may
judge from the spirtless Wing journals and the Sc
pulchra of their party leaders, are in strict
accordance with the following remarks of the "Nlon-
mouth democrat"
In the letter of the Princeton correspondent Of the
Newark Daily, there is the following omuous sdmis-
sion Of the decay Of spirit amongst the Wings 1t has
been manifest for some time past that every day
their spirit was decayinR more and ore the mass
began to open their eyes to the tricks and decep
lions Of the leaders, and in proportion too, as the
bopelcssness Of their cause became more and more
apparent. The Cranberry and Princeton affairs have
revealed sad and melancholy truth TO the party
With regard to the latter afair--the "Grand Raj.
ly of the Clay Clubs" Clay Convention and
Mass Meetingp--terrible indeed was the dis.
appointment Of the Princeton cooos. One hotel
keeper who was advised by the managers TO pro-
vide dinner for at least 500 persons and did so-hsd
FIVE only to dine with him The head quarters
had probably fifty. Princeton coon has not been
able TO hold up his head since this miserable failure
No wonder then they advise that there should be no
more mestings But to the extract from the Prince
ton letter;
Mas MEETINGS do good, II there az, moi 700
MANY THEM, but there should be BUT FEW MORE"
True for you, Master True penny, you ough, in
deed TO have "bui few more" II you had had few
less we reckon you would have been better pleased ;
you have had 800 many" already. That's fact
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18
From the Richmond Enquirer.
FEDERAL ARITHMETIC.

In 1910, Mr.. Van Buren, received only hceipe vote,
in York county and yet, at the Wing meeting or
Saturday night, Mr. Bowers, the Federal Elector
boasted that the Coons had registered ninety four De-
mocratic changesi This is upon a par with the
favorite Wing maxim, "Hgh duties make low
prices"
We ask tie particular attention of Col. Russell
and our Democratic friends Of York, to some of Mr.
BIS peculiar revelations on Saturday night. He
charged the people Of York with being the most *
Dorant creatures under the that far from hei
understanding the Bank and Tariff they were under
The impression that the former n large fish seek
ing 10 devour them and The latter was new species
Of oysie. We are satisfied that they too ntelIi-
gem to be humbugged by all the Federal orators
who may scour their country.
Mr.. Bowers, as an old Coon inform US, claims the
Accomack district by 900 On the other hand
the Norfolk Herald W hig) makes ii a tie Which
is TO be beievedi The glaring contradiction in these
calculations shows what little confidence should be
placed in all the Federal boastings about Virginia
On the whole, Mr. B. had better take the polite ad
vice OF the Wing who says that he would prefer 10
see him al home, in his own district. This is certain.
ly cool mode Of showing him the door but the
Wing feels tina, Mr. BIS grsndiloquent bursts will do
the party no good here, and wisely counses him 10
stay al home.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18
CHEERING APPEARANCES IN GEORGIA.

The Augusta Constitu,ronaIrt Of the 5th ip.,an,
says We continue to receive from various Dor.
tons OF the State, the most gratifying Information in
regard to the result Of the election. in October I'd
November next The letters we receive represent
our friends as enthusiastic in the cause and conden,
OF a complete victory Yesterday, in a letter ~.
received from Floyd county, from a good friend of
ours, IS stated that the political news in thi. sec
ton OF Georgia i' cheering the Democrats were
never more united than they are nj this time W.
have lost none changes are all in our favor car
assure y'u, and they are many. You may c,loula,e
on gam IN Murray Of at least $50, as som. wbo
had left us last year have ,sain taken side, " i'm
their old Friends Psulding county will do we'll and
fioyd VIII redeem herself Our friends are firm and
triumph"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18

CURIOUS AyrAIR-The Dead .aiire-Yes,erday.
says the New Orleans Crescent an individual nam ed
Frederick Cubicke, was brought before Recorder Ge-
nois Tor hnal examination; (he had been arrested
some time previously on the charge OF extensively
emoe zziing certain property belonging to tailor
named soudiDos II appears that soudinos, a Span
lsrd keeping tailoring establishment at the corr er
oil Royal and 81 Philip streets about Is months ago
being IN an inhrm state, made some preliminary ar
rangemenis to take into partnership this same Gu.
b'cke, German, intending to travel in search Of
health In effect, he quilted New Orleans for lie
West Indies leaving Cubicke in charge of his store
but without executing any deed Of association Gu
bicke not hearing OF him for four months after his d..
Psrture, concluded he was dead, announced that he
had been drown d, and sold and applied to his own
purposes The property in the store Soudinos in the
lapse OF Time, turns up again ell right communicates
with hs friends here, and finally about three weeks
or month ago, re-appears in New ORLEANS, 10 the
great dsmay OF Cubicke, and 10 the surprise of tho
who had thought him dead The shop, however,
was then desert, enclosed by four walls there was
nothing to Indicate tailor piled his nimbe occupa.
Ton there, and Gublcke was in a different locnle-
Under these circumstances he gets Cubiokr rested
and charges hun with swiDdlipg Cubicke contends
he was soudipos partner HIS Honor sen, the pri.
soner to the Criminal Court, admitting him to bal ia
the sum Of $4,000.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-18
From the Mobile Register.

The returns Of the popular vote in Indiana al the
late election are now complete from every county in
the Stale, and the result shows that Indiana is I'M
doubleday Democratic We have before US table
Of these returns made up the uniform rule Of ia
king the highest vote for representative each side
and the vote of last year for Governor where there
was no opposition this time. The sum is Demo
cratic majority in the State of 1885, which is slight
y larger, say about 100 votes, than the Democratic
majority for Governor lat year. But the real increase
is much greater for the Democratic ma ory last year
was over the Wings alone the Abolitionists had a
ticket of their own which received nearly two thou
sand votes leaving the Democrats only hundred OF
two majority of the popular vote. This year there
was no Abolition ticker separate from the Wings, and
the Democrats have bea!en the combined forces over
1000.
If Mr.. Clay's friends succeed in getting him the
whole Abolition vote, he cannot still get the Indiana
vote. II the Aboltionsts adhere to Birney as bet
for the Aboliiionists than Clay, the latter will
be beaten by Polk fully four thousand votes
This is one Of the choicest of the Wing victories OF
this summer-a Democratic majority Of 1000 in a
State which gave Harrison 10, 900 majority in 1910
There is a mighty difference between 1910 and le44
Clay is a very weak successor to Harris n, while
Polk has restored the palmy days of the Jackson De-
mocracy.